War talk as Boulanger victory stirs Europe
Fourth edition reports across Europe fearing widespread war after Boulangers big win. Paris cabinet resignations debated. a general election in April favored. The Times calls Boulang er a new Napoleon while German papers warn of looming conflict. US congressman Guenther predicts no war with Germany but vows German Americans would rally to the flag if it occurs.
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Paris
Planel
Carnot
Lennox
Europe
Boulanger
Times
Napoleon
Berenis
Gizetts
France
Germany
Europa
Samon
Avfatrs
Washington
Splij
Guenther
Wisconsin
United States
America
Panies
Meera
City of London
Firemen’s Fund
San Francisco
New York
Hanover
Metropolitan Plate Glass Company
Moore
Tanglewood
Seance on Sunday at Harrison's house amid cabinet talk
Senators Allison and Cullom visited Gen. Harrison as Sec. Halford kept Sabbath observance. Cullom hinted Allison may join a cabinet while others speculate on a treasury post. The Samoan issue and Germany’s stance dominated talk with Harrison, Allison remaining overnight before returning to Washington. Ex-Gov Rett of Colorado visited, seeking interior secretary appointment. Industrialist Dunkert awaited arraignment on embezzlement charges as Judge Irvin postponed until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Callom
Marvrison
Halford
Gen. Harrison
Wm. 8
Shelby M. Cuilom
Cullom
Indianapolis
Springfeld
Hea
Gen
Harison
Gus
State Department
the Treasury
Harrison
Blaine
Alison Treasury
Wanamaker
Washington
Chas. Wesley
Greensburg
John C. Rautt
Colorado
Interior
John G. New
Bunny Burglars In Norvin Gisler And Paulay Homes
Burglars struck Sunday night at Norvin Gisler’s residence 14 Ash Street and Charles E. Paulay’s 1113 Washington Street, stealing two watches and $37 plus other items. Seven patrolmen on duty. Genie Field and Frank Martin charged with complicity in Archibald Duthie’s robbery at 905 Fischer Ave last Thursday. one has a prior penitentiary record and a brother is held for grand jury action. Weather: Indiana region fair and warmer, southern portion nearly stationary. temperatures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norvin Gisler
Ash-st
Charles E. Paulay
Washington St
Genie Field
Frank Martin
Archibald Duthie
Fistcher Ave
Wisi
Eay
Hursday
Duthie
Caring for the Poor in a Cold Spell in Indianapolis
Mrs. Kate F. Parker and Mrs. Anna M. Tilson run the Charity organization at Plymouth church, urging work over handouts to curb pauperism. They critique street beggars, advocate work programs and street cleaning, and note 17 deaths in the last 21 hours as the cold tightens its grip on the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate F. Parker
Anna M. Tilson
Charity
Plymouth
Parker
Magee and cabinet talk brighten New York rumor mill
In New York a Pittsburg native named Magee discusses cabinet plans. He cites Blaine and Wanamaker likely to join, Allison offered and refused, and suggests the state department as a possibility. He urges Harrison to keep a senator in place for tariffs leadership and presidential aims. Paris politics stir as Boulangist support grows. Two boys jailed for double shavings bill collection from Carey store workers.
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Magee
New York
Chris Magee
Pittsburg
Blaine
Wanamaker
Allison
State Department
Harrison
Senate
Man Repels Burglary. Man Hunt Proceeds After Shot
Sunday night James C. Barrett, 39 Bellefontaine St., shot at a burglar who entered his home at 10 pm. Barrett chased the intruder to a stable after a gunfire exchange, but the man escaped. Police arrived about an hour later. Barrett remains unsure if the intruder was white or black amid a broader report of Indiana politics and public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. K. Barrett
Bellefontaine St
James C. Barrett
Charles E. Barrett
Jock
Barrett
Barratt
Sas
Moore Defalcation Tug-of-Wan Across City
Investigation into Joseph A. Moore’s alleged defalcations at Connecticut Mutual continues. Secretary Abbott and partner Charles E. Barrett push for an authoritat ive accounting while sightings and rumors swirl about Moore’s whereabouts and possible concealment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Moore
Connecticut Mutual Company
Abbott
Charles E. Barrett
Moore
Barrett
Bargains in Boots and Shoes at 16 North Penn Street
George P. Maratt advertises closing out odds and ends in boots and shoes. Broken sizes and top makes are offered at reduced prices. Visit 16 North Penn Street to judge the deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Maratt
North Penn-st
Two teachers held after counterfeit money plot unraveling
Late Saturday two youths arrested near Charlottesville Meridianst for attempting to pass counterfeit money. They used aliases Duke Clark and James Smith but were identified as Arbuckle and Staley school teachers from Acton and Charlottesville. Staley, who learned of the bogus currency through a money changer at Union depot, was bound over for grand jury. Arbuckle released on recognizance. A trunk with complete counterfeiter’s tooling found at Staley’s boarding house seven miles from Charlottesville. Officers report plans for further investigations and bond actions. Prohibition campaign rallies announced for Plattin's ball with national and state speakers. Also notes Evansville dentist’s suicide, Naples visit by Rose Cleveland, and local probate and divorce actions.
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Tadlaunapolis
Jan Deer Side
Erth
Senate
Tharof
Lige
Halford
Harrisons
Rarison
Jia
Indiana
Harrison
Turkey
Wanaker
Fildelahy
Tha
James
God Party
New York
Whitch
Oork
Moore
Tim Sun
Cincisnary
Commercial
Esaniing-Yr
Indianapolis
Travia
Charles EK
Barrett
Dispatch
Abbott
Tas
Mute Ag
Hugh Hanna
Iso N. Pennsylvania
Chicago
Henry County
Barnard
All Square
Fire Insurance Coimor
Duke Clark
James Smith
Arbuckle
Staley
Acton
Charlottesville
Met
Union Depot
U. S
Stein
Sorter
Joyce
Charlottsville
Lemon Fork’s
al. Kerr
Hanover Céllege
Arbuckie
Real Estate Transfers List With Various Purchases
A compilation of conveyances shows transfers by multiple buyers to various grantees. Entries include Jot Clark and others purchasing lots in Clark’s additions, Kuba to F A Weaver, Loutham and Rector property moves, and several Highland Home and McCarty additions. Total consideration listed reaches 10,428 dollars.
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Ezekiel
Feibleman
Va Jen
Thiemens
Ft. ‘Thiemnes
J.H. Clark
ALN
Clark
and & Clark’s
St W. i
Kuba Et al
F. A. Weaver
Ruba
Highland Home
W. B Blair
Fe Petrie
N. McCarty
OL A. Evans
McCarty
M. O’brien
W. Elf
Yelser Indiz
M. Snyder
I. Patdus
Hbo
Greenients
Floridan
Brown, Frank & Ketcham
White Caps Whip Man in Indianapolis Oddly Endured Scene
In Indianapolis a dozen men beat Patrick O Neal at his home on Agnes Street in a staged White Cap punishment after neighbors discussed stopping his abuse of his wife and children. A witness, Louis Worth, heard groans and saw a woman slip away with long switches. O Neal vanished after leaving his wife and four children frightened and homeless for the night. The case involves a prior fine and a later appeal for more time to pay. Police report no definitive identification of the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Agnes Sr
Patrick O’ Neal
O'Neal
Avigan’s Park House
Neal
Louis Worth
Mans’ Brewery
Sun
Worth
Atmun
O’ Neal
O Neal
John White
McKinney
Mia
Pneal
African Exposition Curios At 62 Washington Street
Carl Steckin man presents a notable collection of African curios on display at 62 Washington Street formerly H Lieber’s Pro ture stume admission twenty cents. Highlights include unusual artifacts gathered by Tidiana’s yuuns traveler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Steckinman
Tidiana
Washington St
H. Lieber
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Pismalack
Gagan
Henry Dunkert
Dec
Tin Bridgeland
Henry Hermann
Criminal Court
Irvin
Apurruture St
Win. L. Elders
Republique Francaise
Hin
Harry Mabley
Fred Dolan
Carey Store
Bath
Ds Eerape
St James
Jimtown
P. S
Mr. Moore
Sinb
Hunter
Kev
R. V. Hunter
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Gy. Hunter
Bov
Connecticut Mutual
Canada
San
Oteer
Chiry
Samuel Dickie
Michigan
Wiobibifien Committee
Cisra Heilman
Missouri
Evansville
Ind
W. &. Flecwer
Naples
Fla
Rose Elizabeth Cleveland
Cilx Life
Taylor
Annie
W. H. Payne
Sunnyside Distillery Company
Aurora
Capital Stock
David George
William L. George
Rand
Marion County Court
U.S
Nathan W. Pitzgerald
George Budd
Harmoning
Andrew
Superior Court
Andy
Patrick O'Neal
Bexton
Agnes-St
Anthon
Castle Garden
Anthon Sadowsky
Bohemia
Cleopatra Fleigh
Troy
Samuel Fleigh
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