Right Man or Blunder in Arrest at Liverpool
A London Bow Street court hears that William Walker Damon alias William R. Brown, an American tourist, was arrested in Liverpool on provisional extradition for larceny in New York. He pleads innocence, claims identity confusion, and awaits next steps as investigators pursue embezzlement charges totaling about 14,000 dollars involving a Brooklyn leather stock venture.
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New York
Journal
London
Bowst
William Walker Damon
William 3
R. Brown
Jarvis
Liverpool
Aurania
Cleveland
Damon
Lamon
William Robertson Brown
Art Larry
Cal
Whnd
Main & Cotton
Brown
Missiou
Birmiham
Ala
Air
I. Pp. White
United States Supreme Met
Court
Aurania Miss Harrison, Daughter of Congressman Harrison, of Atabame
Abr
Witte
wAilen Ceclares
Yest
Mann
York
Willian Walter Damon
Grand
Moser
Judietmens
Daimon
John Alorg
Brooklyn
United States Leather Corporation
District Attorney's Office
Boston
Brighton smoke scheme before Commissioner Van Buren
John Walters, a Brighton beach refreshment seller, faced charges of violating U S internal revenue laws after allegedly using Admiral cigarette boxes for inferior tobacco. J A Hunter of New York, representing Admiral, claimed dealers are involved and will be prosecuted. Walters was bound to the grand jury in 200 dollars.
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John Walters
Brighton Beach
van Buren
Internal Revenue
J. A. Hunter
New York
Isunter
Admiral Cigarette
Fre
Walters
Tie
Hunter
Els
Tim Griffin named usher and Josephus appointed page at Chicago convention
Tim Griffin, custodian of free silver, becomes usher for the Chicago convention while his son Josephus is named page. Kingan & Co. sues L N A C railway for breaching a contract to move ice from Kingson's houses at Broad Ripple to Indianapolis. Rail carrier allegedly refuses delivery for under $8.50 per car. Judge Harvey issues a temporary restraining order.
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Tim Griffin
Chicago
Josephus
Page
Kingan & Co
L., N. A. & C. Railway Company
Kingson
Broad Ripple
Indianapolis
Harvey
Bicycle Firm's Troubles Receiver Appointed in Shelbyville
Sanford Conde was named receiver of the Arrow cycle company of Shelbyville upon Clemens Vonnegut's petition in Judge Harvey's court. Vonnegut claims insolvency, alleging an unpaid account of 116 dollars. Liabilities total about 100000 dollars with assets estimated at 00000.
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Sanford Conde
Arrow Cycle Company
Shelbyville
Clemens Vonnegut
Harvey
Vonnegut
Bicycle Parade Draws Wheelmen and Wheelwomen Tonight
Attention Wheelmen and Wheelwomen invited to join a bicycle parade from the inner house on Delaware Street to Armstrong Park for a cycle carnival at Armstrong's Park at 7 p.m. Prizes will be awarded for best decorated wheels.
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They. C
Frank Buits Tile Floors Special Designs
Frank Buits offers tile floors with special designs at 193 Indiaha Ave. Phone 1791. Juo M Lilly.
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Frank Buits
Indiaha-avé
Juo. M, Lilly
Frenzel Tool He Dominates Friday Night Board Session
The district school commissioner Tarr Loeper dominated the Friday meeting with forceful oratory. Superintendent Goss urged action on northeast city school congestion while Miss Clara Stonebarger was reappointed clerk but salary raised only to 800 dollars. Real estate bids from Metzger and Wright & Co. were noted. The session ended after disputes over survey and building additions.
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Tarr Tooeper
Tie
Supt
Goss
Indianapolis
Clara Stonebarger
Philip Sehmann
Frank Lo. Reissner
Ada Diaan
Lizzie Meskill
Grege
Willrourny Loeper
Metzger Agency
Park-w
Jee Feck
Fifteenth-St
Tor
J. d. Wright & Co
Park-ave
Seventeenth-st
Boidives
Phere Tider
Gian
Dferr Loeper
Sifeid
Broad Ripple bicycle races form new sporting association
A Broad Ripple bicycle racing association formed with 1,000 capital aims to host summer meets on a four lap mile track built beside the park’s old pony track. The group secured L A W sanction, will stage Saturday matinees and night races, and plans a July 4 meet with 16 events including a trick riding contest. Manager Orman will seek top riders, with prize diamonds and a 4,500 seat grandstand under construction.
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Dudiminajpulis
Loral
Jne
Olf
Wo Db
Iwershner
Go Bister
Thos. Hiy
Th. T
Thos
Fred Patee
Pisher
B.C. Duight
Do Kreek
Frank Stuley
W. di. Iwevshrer
John 2. Orme
Ers Ogre
Othel Tlewarsesy
Maniger
Oray
Ite
Aiyl
Association
Broad Ripple
Hose
Thel. A. W
Orman
Peoria
Broad Ripple Rapid Transit Company
City water debate prompts temporary filter plan
In Indianapolis a meeting with city officials and the water company discusses temporary filtration at a projected cost of 70,000 dollars. Dr Ferguson and Dr Davis signaleri discuss deep wells versus filters amid nitrite concerns and recent polluted water samples.
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Weller
Pinally
Ollieiais
Aly
Davis
Cela
Bim
Alasvorr
Wits
Mtr. Puavis
Weber Adi
Bowrd
Taggart
Derguson
Ersuson
Boards of Works and Health
Peretisan
Hazen
Water Works Gallery
Jwerguson
Clyde Power backs Fall Creek water plan for city
Engineer J Clyde Power argues the Fall Creek system could supply 5 500 000 gallons daily in dry season. Park commissioners consider lakes as storage basins within a 300 square mile watershed. Power favors sand filtration, claiming clearer water than river or canal sources.
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Clyde
Park Commissioners
J. Clyde Power
Fall Creek
Claypool
Park
Fallecreek
Power
Births and Deaths and Marriages Notice
Births list several families with newborns including a boy and multiple girls. Deaths record names ages and causes or conditions such as premature death, insufficiency, chronic diarrhea, cholera infantum, and diabetes. Marriage licenses show three couples: Frank Smith with Hattie Wells, James Planque with Jessie Branche, and Lawrence Hill with Mary Mahoney.
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Marriagid
Thrank Smith
Hattie Wells
James Planque
Jessie TL. Branche
Lawrence T. Hill
Mary I. Mahoney
McKinley Backed by New York Delegates at St Louis
At Canton a contingent of New York delegates and supporters greeted Maj. McKinley after the St Louis convention. Notables included Cornelius Bliss Anson G McCook W R Cruger and Gen Horace Porter who praised his candidacy. Chat covered issues in New York politics and the looming governor race. Farrisor sent congratulations and urged ratification of the St Louis outcomes.
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Canton
New York
St. Louis
Ada Alllner McKinley
Gene Thames
Eit
Surrounditis County
Guilui
New
Horace Porter
Maj
Mc Jkinley
Mobart
Tle
New Jersey House
Senate
Jole
Maj. McKinley
Hobart
Gen. McCook
Gov. Morton
Warner Miller
Milholland
Cleveland
Farrisor
Mc Isinley
Miss Knapp Withdraws from Wildwood Mass Col!
A large audience witnessed the mass col l at Wildwood Friday night. Miss Knapp is unable to go on stage. She is at Col Eli Lilly home, and advised by Dr. Hodges she canceled her engagement with the Temple opera company. Management has secured another prima donna to appear Monday night in Lolanthe.
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Miss Knapp
Wildwood
Eli Lilly
Hodges
Temple Opera Company
Lolanthe
Supreme Court Openness Called Into Question
The report details allegations that the Supreme Court bystander Ruple Dix Smith sold copies of opinions, including the Nicholson bill decision, to newspapers. Clerk Alex Hess confirms orders to withhold noon releases while noting potential misconduct. Chief Justice Monks says he would not sanction copying without bench consent and promises court attention to the issue.
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Monks
Ruple Dix Smith
Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Alex. Hess
Hess
Ruple Dis Smith
Soe Preme Court
le Shee
Idge Monks
Nicholson Bill
Aten
Beecher's Sev on Trial Becomes Acquittal Verdict
The jury in the trial of Henry Barton Beecher son of the late Llerry Ward Beecher found him not guilty of forgery in the criminal branch of the supreme court and Beecher was discharged Friday afternoon.
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Beecher
Yori
Henry Barton Beecher
Llerry Ward Beecher
Supreme Court
City Life Notes From Indianapolis and Surroundings
Friday blaze at K LiNy & Co rear prompts fire department response. Saturday visit by Judge Robinson to state house officials. Joseph Wohl jailed 14 days and fined for assaulting his Gentile wife. T Hopkins arrives from Pennsylvania to survey Indiana geology for State geologist Blatchbeyv. Sermon topics at Sixth Christian church Sunday morning and evening. Barnyard impersonator Alvo Achenbach to perform at Mansur hall. G A R HQ reports Memorial Day details for Juneau Alaska. Side stone groups by Bruno Schmitz priced at 60000 dollars. Hobart and Depew pass through Indianapolis praising the ticket. O P Morton club to open new Republican HQ at Shelby street with speeches. Indianapolis World debuts under A W Manning with portraits of Matthews Taggart Holt English. Bertha Bruner injured in Colleweave and Ninth street bicycle accident but recovers at home.
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K LiNy & Co
Robinson
Princeton
State House
Joseph Wohl
Casta. T
Hopkins
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Blatchbeyv
Tiucas
Sixth Christian Church
Jesus
Alvo Achenbach
Mansur Hall
Juneau
Alaska
Monument Regents
Bruno Schmitz
G. A. Hobart
Chauncey Depew
Indianapolis
James A. Mount
W. D. Owen
Co. W. Fairbanks
A. WH. Manning
Guv. Matthews
Taggart
Sterling R. Holt
William EB
English
Aliss Bertha Bruner
Colleweave
Ninth-st
Depew declines vice presidential bid amid nominating scene
In St Louis on June 20 Chauncey M. Depew faced pressure to enter the race for vice president. He politely refused, urged support for MacKinley, and used his influence to back New Jersey's E. dinuart while steering delegates away from his own candidacy.
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ST. Louis
Chauncey M. Depew
New York
MacKinley
Depew
Dinuart
New Jersey
New Trial Motion Over Alonzo Walling Case Filed
Newport Kentucky June 20 Col. Gnarga Washington filed a motion for a new trial for Alonzo Walling. He challenges court instructions and defense requests and cites alleged errors in admissibility of evidence. He asserts juror bias and claims verdict against the evidence and law.
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Newport
Jime
Col. Gnnarga
Washington
Alonzo Walling
Fred Albion
Philip Deitsch
Walling
al Heider
Ware
The Castor Divorce Case Heard in Marion County Court
Gertrude Castor sues Hiram Castor coroner of Marion County for divorce. She testifies of cruel treatment and Hiram's affair with Daisy Holl, supported by Castor's mother. Court grants divorce and custody of their child to Mrs. Castor.
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Gertrude Castor
Hiram
Castor
Marion County
Harvey
Mr. Castor
Miss Fhloll
Huges
Indianapolis Weather Forecast 36 Hours Ahead
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity through 6 p m Saturday Evening and Sunday expect fair skies Temperature at noon Saturday 83 degrees. no precipitation reported or expected for the period Notes indicate weekend warming trend with dry conditions and continued light winds from the northwest.
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Indianapolis
Gr Frederick Falk Office Hours and Address
Gr Frederick Falk lists office hours from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. with a 6 to 8 p.m. slot on weekdays. Residence is at 682 North Ilimota Street and office at 471 South Illinois Street.
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Frederick Falk
S. Ilinois-st
N. Ilimota
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