Moore at Glen Ethel in Whitman era defaulter tale unfolds
Fourth Edition reports Moore the defaulter may hide at Sharpe's Glen Ethel near Tangiewood, with $500000 defalcation cited. Abbott and Barrett in Hartford process, Spann & Co appointed rental agents, Moore affairs under scrutiny, first litigation seeks release of bonds under Washington water works case, Foster named court trustee. Ottawa club blackballs mayor Errett for trading.
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Sti. Delving
Moore
Abbott
Barrett
Tin Sun
Col. Greens
Hartford
Bates House
Moora
Defa
Dolihe Company
Mitchell
John 4
Tras
Spann & Co
Connecticut Esmpany
Atbeit
Tuesaday Ucon
Howe
Agro
Waterworks Company
Washington
Ind
Holland Trust Company of
New York
Indiana Safe Deposit Company
Indiana Company
Charles KE. Barrett
Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Holland Trust Company
Frank S. Foster
Foster
Hodgkins
Washington Water Works Co
Indiana Legislature Opens With Prayers And Peculiar Postures
Indiana lower house and senate met with prayers from educators and ministers. The chamber saw lively outbursts and debates over pension bills, monument funding, and highway ideas. Amid light humor, members debated expenditures, a necktie contest, and proposed protections for ex soldiers and public employees. The senate discussed notes abolishment, sewer funding, resident appointment rules, and policing duties, adjourning to resume Wednesday at 10 am.
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J. F. Woodrudl
Ames M. E. Church
Bird Assembly
Indiana
Nugent
Harley
Jar
Jay
Stanley
Feehorn Kelley
House
Clark County
Jonathan Jennings
Reynolds
A. S
Holman
Morton
Henirigcks
Foghorn Kelley
Lravnor
Gur
Cardis
Ue Iniudsonmuat
Dearborn
Pr. James
Taich
Custer
Metzger
St. Joseph
Agricultural Department
Willard
Treasury
Maya Ibat
Senate
Tediava Senate
Hev
S.J. Lackey
South-st
Lingle
Journal
Griffith
Judiciary Committee
Shockney
Barrett
Terra Haute
Mrs Harrison Shoppers in New York Show Busy Style Rise
Dispatches from New York report Mrs Harrison shopping with vigor. She buys gloves hosiery and furred suedes in opera shades while her dressmaker drafts models for tea gowns breakfast robes and evening attire. The bustle trend appears evident in hotel dining room doors as she leaves.
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New York
Harrison
Toba
McKee
Harricon
Retusa
Gilsey
White House
Nighttime scheme to revoke charter in Akron firms
The attorney general has nearly completed a plan to file suit in the supreme court to revoke the charter of the Standard Air Company and the Barber Match Company of Akron. Hesitancy remains about quo warranto action on current evidence, but fragments of testimony suggest a Gelinite line of action will be chosen, with the former concern likely to be addressed first.
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Cou Mirs
Dan
Palmyave
Stendard Air Company
Barber Match Company
Akron
Guediagh
Jackinrea Hiese
Fire Hit Opera House Ruins in Dracre Minn
Fire at the burned opera house collapsed the walls shortly after noon Tuesday, burying several people in the ruins. Indignant Judge Walker reports a corruption claim in the Michal Stabler railroad case led to a courtroom disruption and jury discharge. A fire in Robinson's Fourth Street cloak house caused about $50,000 in damage.
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Dracre, Minn
Adisiaing
Popicren
Bad Brewis
Walker
Eo. Anderson
Michal Staelbler
the Panhandle
Hudelph Baetcher
Veetcher
Steebler
Anderson
Dudge Walker
Puichear
Stabler
Cencinnatt
Robinson’s
Fourth-st Cloak House
Real Estate Transfers and Conveyances Listed
A compilation of property transactions including multiple lot transfers, subdivisions, and parcels in various additions such as Allen & Root, White & Roblet, Fletcher's, Elliott's, Butler Corner, Pletcher's Wood, Bealty's, Mil eins park lane, and others. Consideration amounts range from $375 to $13,800, detailing grantees such as B. Brandt, W. aL. Shearer, T. Bogcott, J. Konsta, Rupert, Bell, Leng, Michelfelder, and Milligan trustee, among others.
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Root
H. Brown
Allen & Root
B. Brandt
W. al. Shearer
Lot
White & Roblet
A. EK
Fletcher
Sayles Adin
T. Bogcott
Elliott
Tullerniversity
L. C
Butler Colleza
Konsta
R. Rupert
H. Nicolai
Butler
W. O A. Bell
H.C. Leng
Alford
T&s. K. Fietcher
S. Anderson
I. Michelfelder
Sooo
J. Clark Ted
D. Dean
Clark & Osgood
W.T
J. A. Leindegro
Schultz
Bealty
Milligan
Maul
Mileins Park Lane
Black Prince of the tongo and Carl Stekel mand collection
A vivid praise of an African art collection gathered by Carl Stekel mand, titled the Black Prince of the tongo. The youthful Indiana traveler touts the exhibit at Liebel's eld stand, located at 821 Washington Street, with admission priced at 10 cents.
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Carl Stekelmand
Indiana
Liebel’s
Eld
Washington St
Harrison hats link to Gen. Harrison head size and fashion
A Indianapolis item discusses Gen. William Henry Harrison and the large headgear associated with him. Hatters, tailors, and observers note varied head sizes among officials and citizens, with references to Seaton’s hat shop, and speculation on the fate of Harrison’s silk hat and the evolution of hat styles in the era.
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Harrison
Daniel Webster
WW. B. Seaton
Pennsylvania At
Senator Everts
Gen. Harrison
Tndianapolis
Harwison
Mcdonald
Biz
G Carnahan
The
Ste
Lerge
Doss
Tucker
York
Lester Seul
Ant
Legion of Patriots
District of Columbia
Mal Rodgers
Fire Department
Edward Harris
Anc
Coses Dr. Johnsson
Second Ward
Harrison Club
United States
Washington
Geo. Harrison
Canada
la Rochelle
France
Russia
Spain
Portugal
Brazil
Guinea
Gen. Rarrison
Saw-mill Boiler Explosion Kills Six at Popan Brive
An explosion at a Popan Brive Missouri saw mill on Monday killed six workers including proprietor R H Perkins. A separate dispatch from Terre Haute Indiana reports Robert Bell, a colored man, arrested on a bigamy charge and as a counterfeit of gold coin in his home, with potential additional charges. A local ad notes new bedroom sets at Win L Eulers.
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Popan Brive
R. H. Perkins
Terre Harts
Ind
Robert Bell
Riot at Brooklyn Street Car Stables Kills Nineteen
Dispatches report a riot among street car workers in Brooklyn with nineteen killed. Accounts describe mob violence, police clashes, and ongoing unrest as car service stalls and crowds gather, signaling a gloomy outlook for the strike.
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Brooxyys
Spl
Richardson
Splj
John Mahoney
Curtis Mongrel Will Loom in Indianapolis Politics
A Tuesday morning report describes a Democratic caucus action aiming to curb governor appointing power over mine and coal inspectors, shifting control to the state legislature. It notes the caucus' only commendable move as supporting a bill tied to Supreme Court reporter salaries and potential surplus benefits.
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BsomIocwtic Llane
Indianapolis
Bill Sincke
Supramise Court
Man pleads guilty to first degree murder in Stilwell case
Victor Hil pleaded guilty to first degree murder in a case that killed his wife and injured his sister-in-law Mrs Harper and his father-in-law Imri Mofatt. Under a plea agreement with the prosecutor he received a life sentence.
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WinchesTon
Ini
Dan
Victor Hil
Cabinet turmoil looms as Whitney or Bayard resign likely
In Washington on January es, serious cabinet trouble over the Samoa affair signals disruption. Reading politician predicts Whitney or Bayard may resign. Other items include Langsdon awarded 3509 damages in Walker court, arrests for theft and election law violations, and a young child injured by tin in a Pennsylvanian neighborhood.
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Bayard
Whitney
Powe
Gut
Washinleton
Jan
A Night in the Indianapolis Aldermen Chamber
A crowded scene shows a panel of figures around a pulpit like stand and desks as the city aldermen meet. Names, costumes, and the board’s decisions on health, annexation, and election bills are sketched in a verbose, period tone with a humorous aside about gum chewing and a murky note on a violent death case in Indiana.
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Nest
Ian
Anthes
Mammoth Watch
Elks
Nandug University
Harrison Park
University
Oman
Ijayar
Jersey
Board of Health
Heddon
Grace
Toul
Cissel
Indianapolis
Union Railway Company
Illinois-sr
Dept
Bargains in Boots and Shoes Closeout Event
Bargains in boots and shoes offered as a closeout, with clear emphasis on odds and ends and broken sizes from leading makes. Customer urged to judge for themselves at George P. Marott in North Penn.
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George P. Marott
North Pern-st
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