Henderson murder trial resumes with testimonies
The Henderson murder trial reopened in Noblesville with Miss Gertrude Rafferty and others detailing events after John Tarpey was killed. Patrolman Corhan testified Henderson confessed at City hospital and witnesses described the capture and alleged police treatment. The defense presented Mrs Guilion and Mrs Henderson supporting her son, while the Reed case in Greenfield continued with witnesses placing Reed at the scene and near the officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Nobiesville
Gertrude Rafferty
Washington St
John Tarpey
Tarpey
Corhan
Guilion
Wilte Reed
Barker
Greenfield
Albert Lieber
Reed
Mannerchor Hall
Peter Paulus
Harry van Thuyen
Auew Reed
City Council Awakens With Salary Ordinance Debate
The council held a lively session Tuesday night as the salary ordinance reemerged, aiming to classify all city employees earning under 1000 a year and pay firemen and police monthly. Amendments triggered objections but a compromise led to forwarding the ordinance to the city attorney for opinion. The meeting also authorized bond refund bids, appropriated funds for loan principal and interest, and referred annexation and encampment fund actions to committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costello
Raith and Young
Patrick Henry Hyan
Trusler
N. Indianapolis
Finance Committee
Allen
Fortune
Commercial Club
Magee
Bank Officials elected in Indiana state bank slate
Tuesday night Albert Sahm was elected president Hiram W Miller vice president and Jas R Henry cashier of the Indiana state bank Also elected officers at Meridian national Merchants national Indiana national with names Fahnsley Wetzell Kopp Frenzel Malott Couglen Porter Oscar Frenzel and others A legal case notes contractor Albert C Mueller agreed to install a stair cage for $60 Worthington sued Knerr Win ter s ruled demand for money required A sub contractor not obliged to give notice but must demand payment Philip ps Corey Miss Budd Elise Philipps married Henry Corey of Shelbyville at 860 N Delaware St in a quiet ceremony. immediate friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sahm
Hiram W. Miller
Jas. R. Henry
Indiana State Bank
Sahm
Meridian National
Fred. Fahnsley
Henry Wetzell
Albert Kopp
Merchants’ National
J. P. Frenzel
Otto N. Frenzel
Oscar “Fp. Frenzel
Indiana National
W. T.malott
Wm. Couglen
Edward Porter
Albert C. Mueller
Chas. B. Knerr
Worthington
Knerr
Winters
King
Lae Rippe
Daisy
Merrill Moores
County Compassioners
Beck
Gered Bond
Anderson
Gearch
Munger ‘Cycle Company
Lodian
Tribe of Ben Hur
Crawfordsville
International Stonemasone
Baker
Federal Court
Bowland
Lake County
Midland Road
Century Club
Commercial Club
Cartensen
Alfred Potts
E. P. Giekner
Delawarest
Marion County
Hayrave
Ireland
Board of Worker
Washington St
Pogte’s Run
California-st
Walnurst
Pennsylvania St
Massachusetts-Ave
Dante
Louisa Davis
Mary Finch
James and
Stella Eaton
Fred
Christine Beninger
Lens Vogel
Duaris
Selis Galey
Jozeph H.shieve
John Connor
Katie Shugrue
Wm. O’brien
Phillippena Rinderknecht
John Gardner
Emma Miller
Wm. B. Brigham
Mary I. Rose
Chas. Vector Fuller
Rose L. Trusler
Geo. W Christie
Minnie Grosch
Early Morning Fire Destroys Feed Store and Two Cottages
A fire at 75 Gillard avenue destroyed a Burlington feed store and two adjoining cottages, with 128 tons of hay and large quantities of corn and oats burned. The blaze caused extensive damage to the nearby properties owned by Geo Knoop and Fred Hitter, with insurance covering most losses. The incident is suspected incendiary, as no previous fire occurred at the store. Fire department response was hampered by hydrant access issues and delayed headquarters dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Busking
Chas, Francke
Gillard Ave
Burlington
Jieville
Washington
Geo. Knoop
Ames
Mr. Knoop
Fred. Hitter
Snoop
Valestine
Francke
Ritter
Saya
Panhandie
Miners Escape Fire In Maryland Mine Trench Shaft
Late Tuesday night a fire in the hoisting works of the Idsho Maryland mine trapped 78 miners 2000 feet below. After a nearly half mile climb up a vertical shaft lasting about two hours those reaching the surface were exhausted. Mine damage is estimated at 75 thousand dollars, possibly doubling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grass Varney Cal
Idsho Maryland
Furniture firm assigns to secure debts in city
F W Frank an aging, large furniture dealer with stores at 115 117 and 119 EH Washington st assigned to Indiana trust company to secure chattel mortgages totaling about 12000 and other debts. No assets or facilities listed. Long Distance Illumination: Bates house roof hosted first search light exhibit by Old Dominion cigarettes drawing large crowds Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F .W. Frank
EH. Washingtonst
Indiana Trust Company
Old Dominion
Bates House
Cay
Miss Indiana
W F Beck & Co assigns with large liabilities
San Francisco January 10 W F Beck and Company dealers in salmon and canned fruits assignedWednesday with liabilities of 350000 The company operates branches in Chicago and New York and maintains agencies in London and Marseilles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
W. F. Beck & Co
Chicago
New York
London
Marseilles
Bark Cashier Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot Wound
D A Baker cashier of the First National bank committed death by own action by putting three bullets into his head on Wednesday morning in Norwayx C Jan 10. No cause is given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwayx
D. A. Baker
First National Bank
Indiana Weather Forecast For 36 Hours Ending Jan 11 1894
Forecasts for Indiana call for slightly warmer and fair weather through Thursday. A mention notes scrofula may be hereditary or acquired and touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that purges it from the blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Parker and McAdea Return for Second Trial Watchful Crowd at Jail
Visitors packed the county jail on Wednesday to see Jno Parker and Ed McAdea, snatched from the gallows shadow for a second trial on murdering Chas Eyster. Parker joked about Big Foot while McAdea diaryed events, noting the jail’s improvement and pondering a possible change of venue for justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. Parker
Ed. McAdea
Supreme Court
Chas. Eyster
Parker
Burt Black
Murderers Row
Parser
Tallo
Burt
Big-foott
Busck
Big-foot
McAfee
Bigfoot
Parker and McAfes
Linck
Harg
Hmcarea
Starr Piano Works in Richmond Fire Losses $300000
Richmond Ind Jan 10 Starr piano works west of the city were destroyed by fire in the early hours. Fire department could not reach the blaze due to location on the river bank at a steep hill foot. The loss is estimated at 300000 with 40000 insured on buildings. The Starr company, headquartered in New York, is a longtime prominent firm. this plant was a recently reorganized branch with valuable recent improvements. Col Lilly report notes Commercial club directors appointed a five member committee to nominate a regular ticket for February election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr Piano Works
Richmond
Ind
Tas
Starr Piano Company
The
Wear
New York
Worka
Col. Lilly
Commercial Club
Fortune
Woolen, Smith and Baker & Daniels
Store to Dress Up Their Girls Ino Simpson Trial
Ino Simpson faces criminal court on charges of stealing cloaks and jewelry from Christian Harmening. Two co-defendants demand separate trials. Evidence suggests stolen items were taken to questionable resorts to dress companions for winter. Goods traced to Nellie Cannon’s place. trio arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ino. Simpson
Christian Harmening
FE. Christ
Nellie Cannon
Doncerry murder case and early 20th century fire reports
Joseph Walker a 16 year old is jailed in Doncerry Kas after being charged with murdering three persons and injuring another. In nearby Caprnsuure New York fire destroyed John Monial’s residence killing two boys aged 4 and 6 and badly burning a mother and two other children. In Washington Indiana the B and O Southwestern railway shops cut worker hours from nine to six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doncerry
Kas
Joseph Walker
William Kimbrel
Wo Bors
Caprnsuure
N. Y
Robinson Center
John Monial
Wasuigeror
Ind
B. & O. Southwestern Railway
British cabinet closes parliament and Alpine avalanche disaster
Wire flash reports the British cabinet arranging Tuesday to close parliament. An avalanche in Ponte d Azzo in the Apennines crushed three houses, burying seven people with three recovered dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponte 'd Azzo
Appenines
Haughey in a Bad Way Over Bank Wrecker Case
Friends of Theo Haughey the alleged bank wreckers suffer anxiety as his sleep and appetite fail and he stays locked in study. Attorneys confirm distress while wife describes him ignoring visitors as Pleading Day nears and hearings set for next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Haughey
Haughey
A. J. Beveridge
Haugheys
Twe Sty
Mr. Haughey
Bank Wraeckers
Tom
Cleveland
Ed Hawkins Busy Bank Sparks Crowded Creditors’ Rush
A large run on Receiver Hawkins bank drew crowds in the Commercial block on Wednesday. W F Goss and ex-Cashier Rexford processed creditor claims, correcting name discrepancies and assisting illiterate claimants. An elderly depositor lamented selling her claim cheaply, while another demanded heads be cut from bank wreckers. Creditors outside pressed for timely payments as out of town claimants sent receipts by mail. Farmers also visited to recover their funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins’ Bank
Rexford
Ailke
Hawking
Arguing the Salary Law Before Supreme Court
John O Henderson sues the state challenging the salary law's constitutionality. Terre Haute lawyers Beasley Kern argued against enforcement in Vigo county, while the attorney general contended the Vigo omission was a general provision issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Kern
Beasly
Green
Vigo County
Colored pair seeks marriage across state lines in adultery case
In police court Mattie Bell and Phillip Tosh faced adultery charges after living together at 82 Yandes St. Tosh claimed to be white, prompting a license attempt. Judge Stubbs sent them to Illinois to marry, hoping the union would resolve the case, with a promise to return. Also, John Newton, a Bethel college student, killed himself with morphine and left a death letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Bell
Phillip Tash
Tosh
Mattie
Stubbs
Illinois
Louisville
John Newton
Bethel College
Russellville
Kentucky
Dynamite Plot Suspect Detained as Insane at Police HQ
E. J. Pryor, 25, discharged from streetcar company employment, was locked up as insane after claiming involvement in a dynamite plot to destroy company property. He said detectives are after him and he sought protection from Supt. Powell. He claimed he tried to uncover the plot, spoke wildly in cell, and warned of his conversion and return home to shield his father from pursuers. A second note reports Baron Arthur Roth, a child, robbed of 14,000 francs at Toulon railway station. robbers fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Pryor
Powell
Corrigan
Spencer
Isja
Greenhorn
Hoshschilds
Paris
Baron Arthur Roth, Achild
Toulon
Tis Rubbers Escapad
Local notes and society items from Crawfordsville town
Town briefs report coroner bill cuts, new injunctions, and a range of civic happenings. Notable items include courtroom changes, a divorce suit, a new secret society, railway and street improvements, ambulances, a literary lecture, and local marriages and licenses. Also mentions deaths, a bridge of public works, and medical patent notices.
Vaillant on Trial in Paris Bomb Plot Court
August Vaillant, who threw a bomb at the French chamber of deputies, stood trial amid packed crowds and armed guards. He claimed deputies bore responsibility for social misery, denied intent to kill, and argued against injustice. He was found guilty and sentenced to death, shouting Vive L Antichis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaillant
Chamber of Deputies
Palace of Justice
Coxe
Coze
Vaillant Ag
Hir Aga
Knowledge of Drinks Trial and Democratic Convention Report
In Monor a saloon keeper Abe Jacobs faced a police court on a charge of selling alcohol on New Year’s Day as Green testified to quantities of whisky and beer. The judge warned of perjury and warned to bind Green over to the grand jury. Barnisnore, Pennsylvania reports note the Democratic state convention choosing a congressmen-at-large candidate and endorsing the Hawaiian policy while denouncing the McKinley tariff as causing hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monor
Abe Jacobs
Gacar Green
Green
Grand Jury
Beninsylvania
A Delightful First Night For A Milk White Flag
A lively Monday performance of A milk white flag featured Nayasimna Charya in native dress. The Park drew crowds as fans hissed the villain, while Allen Fetcher praised the show after a Tuesday matinee. A Hawaiian dance drew partial approval and a new comedy titled A black sheep was announced. The era of small audiences was joked about when a Dallas remark surfaced, yet the Park kept steady gains and audience loyalty through a single memorable night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nayasimna Charya
Hindoo
Allen Fetcher
Tae Sun
John Dickson
Dallas
Tex
Cleveland
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Larpey
Montgomery
Simoamons
Lives Regulator
Utation
Bark Cashier
Mistah
Tug Gohic
Sayn Cleveland
Sutmanon
Congress
D.C
Boutelle
House
Hopkins
Tom Johnson
Ohio
Senate
Chandler
Blount
Hawaii
Gray
House Committee On Elections
J. J. O'Neill
St. Louis
Charles F. Joy
Joy
O’neill
Gresham
Willis
Corwin
Warrimo
Honolulu
Mills
Texas
Tow
Bass
Peart
van Pelt’s
ED. Hawkins
UAW
Pacer
Sams
Boone Wilson
Jnc
Riley
Bruce Carr
Harper
Ben Welker
Detroit
Buffalo
Walker
Columbus
Norse
Citizens’ Company
Oley Ees
Rudy’s Biles
Rudy
Lancaster
First Clase
Rial of
Amusmsinn'ts
Hoyti
Caplielioundry
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