Sullivan Inheritance and Bond Shortage Courthouse Notes
Reports from the clerk’s office outline Sullivan’s unsettled finances, with assignee Gapen awaiting probate filings. Bondsmen face potential losses if revenue fails to cover debts, while Sullivan defends his financial integrity and denies plans to depart Indianapolis or Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debe i. Scullivan
Gajen
Kirk
Sullivan
Circuit Court
Dushkirk
Ion
Eraslee Sproule
Fletcher
Bondamen
Oitica
Teffin
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Gapen
Editors in Town Meet Amid Indiana Democratic Pulse
The Indiana Democratic editorialists gathered at Hendricks club rooms without their planned English Opera House event. Young chair J. C. Henderson of Kokomo Dispatch led as Royal K. Pursell of Vincennes Sun kept minutes, with editors from Columbia City Post to Indianapolis Sentinel in attendance. The group discussed trips to Washington territory, party funds, and promotional use for Democratic papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
English
Opera House
Hendricks Club
J. C. Henderson
Kokomo Dyspatch
Royal K. Pursell
Vincennes Sun
Adams
Great Lakes
Hunter
Lawrenceburg Register
Internal Revenue
Cleveland
Washington Territory
Turkey
Saite
Moras
The
Sentinel
Chas. Jewett
Vomuittee
Fullers Short
Strickland
Holtzmman
Ma Bentham
Richmond
Holts Brand Democrat
Lonthan
Logapark
Rheros
Wallace
Marion Democrat
Givin
New Albany Public Press
Lawrancesmre Register
Arnold
Star-Pre i
Adama
Columbia City Post
Rosweil
Kelnesville
Democrat
Collenberger
Anerson Democrat
Purcaul
Henderson
Koko
Dispatch
Macaris
Indianapolis Sentinel
Kellises
Plymouth
Demoecrat
White Cap Outrage In Indiana Doctor Shot By Fiends
In North Manchester Wabash County Indiana a gang calling themselves White Caps assaulted Dr W H Clair firing multiple shots as he fled two miles down the railroad. Clair identified several assailants as prominent citizens and warned by illiterate signed notices. Also reports Connersville safe cracking yielded about 160 in valuables. Jacob Falk fatally shot himself near Bluntton.
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Wasash
Ind
H. Clair
North Manchester
Cishr
Wabash & Western
Clair
Manchester
Connersville
John J. Peters
Joseph Woolley
Jacob Falk
Bluntton
Celestial Feast Ends New Year Reception for Chinese
A Des Moines area New Year celebration hosted by Miss Greene featured a Chinese guests and a generous feast with music by an orchestra. Miss Leva McCorkle and sister Laura performed piano and whistled, while attendees from the Sunday school mingled with Chinese guests. Superintendent Binford spoke, noting missionary work among local Chinese and ongoing classes with growing enrollments and branch schools in nearby towns. The report closes with a local miners lockout ending in Valley City, Sprixa.
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Miss Greene
Northest
China
Ss Ureans's
Second Presbyterian Sunday School
Anahena
iTiss Leva McCorkie
Laura
Alley Sing
Wun
Iran
Noblesville
Lyon
Gisa Yok
Gravila
KE. B Matthews
Misses Rodgers
Fountain
McCorkle
Green
Sickles
Burroughs
Jackson
Thoms
Herriot
Messia
Fox
Binford
Mr. Binford
JH. Wah
Si Duan
Real Estate Transfers Record From City Ledger
Real estate transfers listed include H. M. Oren et al selling lot 12 Waston’s subdivision Highland Park addition for 3800 to M. J. Rarichks. S&800 to S. Hahn tod M. Swails. lot 24 Walhie ss Ist subdivision Acton for 2500. W. 4. Calkins transferring pt lot 4 Butch & Goappers sub St. Charles add for 12000. J. Vv. Webb to G. A. Glick pt section 1 for 462. MG Shaw to J. Maloney at Lot Lysyr4 Hacker’s sudo 1 for 1000. total conveyed 40776 dollars. Agent appears in record, 198 S Pennst.
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H. M. Oren
Alto BE
E. Peck
Wouston’s
May Wasson & Cows
Highland Park
M. J. Rarichks
S. Hahn Tod
M. Swails
Walhiess Ist
Acton
Calkins
W. Dt. Lean
Butch & Goappers
St. Chas's
J. Vv. Webb
G. A. Glick
Shaw
J. Maloney
Hacker
Moore Missing As City Deluged By Rumors On Canada Charge
A local rumor that Joe Moore is in Canada prompts statements from Fire Department official Glazier and several associates. Witnesses place Moore in the city or nearby while others deny recent visits. Moore’s brother, a Chicago railroad official, has stayed with relatives in the area, and Moore’s secretary and trustee dispute his whereabouts. A Washington dispatch notes Samoa news accusing German warships of a high handed action affecting South Seas tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Moore
Moore
Canada
Strawder Glazier
Glazier
Lelawaresi
Tanpiewood Dairy
Pennsylvaniast
Esid Herman J. Spravdle
Miller
Connacticut Company
Thomas C. Moore
Chicago
Mre. Bowles
N. Pennsylvani
Washington
Jan
Fsphlj
Samoa
South Sea Advertiser
Uris City
Tt Sacs
Tire Aguot
Royalist
United States Nipsic
Soule
Mataata
Tamasesy
Sonose Maiaafa
Paola
We Have the Lives of a Shinji Crew
A lengthy noisy relic from a newspaper page describes maritime peril with a ship's crew facing fire and rough seas near Pernambuco. a monkey is said to have perished, while the shipmates endure days of hard tack and water before rescue. Separate items report riots and political theater in Indiana and a Gloucester blaze. The dispatch mentions تحا redux of war rumors and a grand jury in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Monser
Merton
Pernambuco
Lewis
Hiss
Federal
Ijmny
Woods
Willisin Wade Dudley
Desperate Local Troubles and Urban News From Moscow
In Moscow on January 31 a troubled household emerges with a deserted wife and an orphaned pair of children. Mrs Clark is the victim and a morally questionable partner is named. The issue touches a range of local matters including the Tee Kew Directory volume from R J Polk & Co detailing 46 150 names in Indianapolis suburbs and city growth. The report extends to criminal court actions, examinations, and various local incidents from postal fraud to assaults, with names like Daniel Mickersen and James Binghan appearing in court notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Kew
R. J, Polk & Co
Indianapol
Aes
Bargains in Gods. Lives. Hubbera. We are closing out all odds
George L. Marott advertises closing out odd and broken size snakes at his shop near 1b North Penrst. The notice promises deep discounts on leading and best snakes and invites customers to inspect for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Marott
North Penrst
Africa Curios and Ivory Carver from Congo Exhibit
An Indiana explorer brings a Congolese boy and his ivory carving tribe to Washington Street to view a collection from Africa. The craftsman carves ivory portraits on elephant tusks and teaches visitors about tribal currency, poison arrows, idols, amulets, and the impact of trade with Europeans. The exhibit highlights weapons, the poison arrow, and the shifting economics of African chieftains as communities struggle with wealth and kingship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N&scole
Carl Stateiman
Indiana
Stekelman
Lehisa
IV. Stakealmann
Africa
Washington-si
Pat
Ldethiack
N’coedo
Tolim
Myr Steksiman
Commerce
Suimal
Mn Stekelman
London
Stekemen
Timas
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Trenaurer Lottin
Httle
Hiram Miller
Dauies Kanihen
W. K. Sproule
James
Sallan
Dames Heoniday
Sproule
Outrage
Sprixa Valley
Pennst
Ty Giermags
Bad Magzlish
Twi
Brooklys
Dan
Relt-line
Cenmanly
Anthea mOets
Tenuienn
Washinston
Adyizes
Gloucester
Mass
Johnson
HOWE
Tim Griffin
Dtth Indiana General Assembly
Mason Jenks Niblack
William Nelson Jlargell
Sauel M. ‘Briscoe
Scotland
Hougsiar- Janu
Oscar
Dewey
Fresker Massa Jeoke Wei
Tataud
Joseph Ed Bell
Traad
Thoraday
Bawnles
Brown
Carita
Willard
Senate
Edward Brown
Henry Johnson
Wiliam Barnaby
Harney
Dresser
Jehnsep
Norousine
Byrd
Jobnsan
Mcun
Emerald Smith
Wrimston
Mount
Urmston
Neodor Mullinix
Kennedy
United States
Mullinix
John Wannamaker
DeMolte
Marion County
Hubbell
Libby
Keaney
Boyd
L. Elders
Moscow
tSpl
Mrr
Clark
Hanésome
Daniel Mickersen
Criminal Court
Michigan City
Eng
Dehnney
Ini
Sears
Wi. Welson
New Harmony
van Buren
Wmn. J. Reasons
Invansville
Eldorato, AL
Joseph Barrett
SIL
Seventh-St
Seicken
Deayts
Sivans
Schogia
Tameroy
Turmer
Anna Hart Prais
Cline Ten
Drunlengess
Thomas Burrs
Gilbert C. van Campers
Irvin
Ehget
John Duffy
Union Dapat
Dud Ackers
Bear Place
Mitchell
Henry Shelin
Hadley
Birst National Bank
D. & VW Raiway
Uestion
Read Boneht
Frank Martz
Wilenkamp
U.S
Taylor
James Binghan
Covington
Ti. We
Simmerman
Osmond
Ponds
Susan M. Benson
Superior Court
USS
Edward Noimeyer
Gar
N'Cocolg
Americas
Hum
Caiteo
Natic
Naiuyves
Prinesa Wudelpu
Viexxa
Oeowa
Rugeleh
Austria
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