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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1890

Page

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Marshal Dillon Shot in Haughville Riot Killers Arrested

Saturday night Marshal Andrew Dillon, a five term veteran of Haughville police, was fatally wounded while quelling a drunken crowd leaving Weinbrecht hall. Deputy Andy Moore helped, a fight ensued, and gunfire erupted. Peter Carpenter and Alvin Ross were arrested. Carpenter is believed guilty.

Andrew Dillon Haughville Weinbrecht Dillon Andy Moore Urgio Moore Dillon Varose Andy Pat Horan Pater Carpenter Ana Tos Marshal Dillion Dr. Cain John Patrick Castle Scott Joan McCormick Oliver Ross Peter Carpenter Roses Carpenter Alvin Ross Pete Carpenter Marshal Dillon Sullivan Roca Splann Detective Thornton

Crash at Fairview Park Trains Derail. Injuries Reported

Early Sunday crowds bound for Fairview park faced a severe storm. A heavily loaded train jumped the Third Street track, injuring Michael Flinn with a dislocated shoulder and a broken leg. A derailment at Fairview loop blocked travel, while a gust toppled a depot roof injuring several, including Noah Fisher who sustained a severe head injury. Dozens suffered bruises as fans fled the enclosure. temporary shelter failed under gale force winds and downpour before trains resumed.

Fairview Park Third St Michael Flinn Fairwew Park Park Noah Fisher City Hospital McCoy Massachusetts-ave Clark West St Dennie Miller Tennessee-st Meyers Ash-st John Billingsworth

Abducted 4 Newsbox to Bar Testimony in Bank Case

Montreal June report recounts the disappearance of Willie Caron, a key boy witness in aliss Brown’s bank theft trial. After he was summoned to the police station for further evidence, intruders told Mrs. Caron he must go with them and he vanished. Police later arrested Pete Murphy and Br Dermid, who confessed aiding the boy’s removal. Authorities fear he is in Boston New York or Philadelphia as Crown presses for the witness.

Montreal Horace” Haven Aliss Brown Banque Ville Maria Willie Caron Caron Brown Pete Murphy McDermid Caron House Crown Mre

Spotters Bruised As Mob Breaks In At Leavenworth

In Leavenworth Kansas on June 21 a mob attacked foremen during a clash at a liquor enforcement camp. Judge Crozier condemned conspirators in Cass county case. three suspects fled court as the mob surged. Chris Farrell intervened. spotters were jailed after being cut and bruised.

Andhey Leavenworth Kas Sph Law and Order Lesgue Crozier S'tiday Kansas City St. Joe Chris Farrell

Traveling Man Brackens Ends Life in Louisville Hotel

Robert P Bracken a traveling salesman for Van Camp packing company died by self inflicted throat cutting at the Fifth Avenue hotel in Louisville Saturday night. He retired to his room at 8 and was found dead Sunday afternoon after a search. Employer Frank Van Camp cites drinking troubles as the cause. Bracken, 30, was to marry a Canton Ohio woman. letters indicate relatives in Boston.

Robert P. Breaker van Camp Packing Company Fifth-ave Louisville Frank van Camp Bracken Canton Boston

King Richard Wells Pleads Guilty and Is Sentenced

The West market master known as King Richard Wells pleaded guilty in criminal court on Monday and received a 14 month term in the state prison. The Supreme court ruled in the James Woodard case, noting parole does not grant freedom or good time, but Woodard’s time served and parole status affected his sentence. New as a lawyer reports June twenty one with county Democratic nominating convention at Brown's opera house naming Stephen Keal circuit judge Charles Scott clerk M M Harden auditor Wm Buntine treasurer and Harry New prosecuting attorney. A tanedom a horse auction offers liberal terms. veterinarian carbolis salva advertised for curing galls and mange.

Dick Polls King Richard Wells Supreme Court James Woodard Woodard Gov. Gray Tima New Lepanon Ind Brown Opera House Grover Cleveland Yseac P. Gray Stephen Keal Charles Scott M. M. Harden Wm. Buntine Harry New Washington Harrison Allison Cullom Hawley Reed Slong White House Indiaapolis

Visitors Flock To Cape May As Harrison Family Arrives

The Harrison party spend their first days at Cape May with Mrs. Harrison welcoming neighbors and officials. Nurse Kate handles Baby McKee and Baby Ban as crowds admire the twins, while French tutor Jeanne arrives to teach Benny the French language.

Benny

HeatWave Prostrations Reported Across Cities

The dispatch notes extreme heat causing prostrations in New York and Chicago with other cities like Philadelphia and Columbus reporting heat and looming storms. Berlin and London comment on a Russian note to Bulgaria seen as a significant ominous affair with potential European ramifications.

London Spl Berlin Bulgaria Porte

Waylows Regrets Power Under Law and Disorderly Mayhem

Mayor Sullivan presides over 32 drunk and disorderly cases in police court on Monday. Bryant Breslan, previously acquitted of murder in the George DeB case, faces assault charges after allegedly choking Mrs. Dople in her home at 319 W Merrills. The mayor laments limited authority, proposing harsh punishment but imposing a $45 fine and 30 days in the workhouse.

Sullivan Bryant Breslan George Deb Surger Bryant Bresnan Stephen

Another Fata e Wreck Reading Pa June 23

Express train No 2 wrecked on the Reading railroad at Tuckerstown near Reading Monday morning. Engineer Lawrence Weller wireman Hoeller and baggagemaster Geo Hampton all of Reading and Pottsville respectively were killed. Several passengers injured all brought to Reading.

Reading Tuckerstown Here Lawrence Weller Wireman Hoeiler Geo. Hampton Pottsville

Cholera Outbreak and Local Weather Report

Cholera cases rise in Spain with two deaths as Valencia reports cases and crowds seek a key. In Indiana, showers and cooler north. Indianapolis forecast cloudy with light rain for 8 am to 8 am period. Holt says Gov Bill plans to attend Hendricks monument unveiling in Indianapolis on July 1.

Wadrid Spain Pudeademzal Valencia Indiana Fair Indianapolis Vicinity Dave Sterling BR. Holt Hendricks Club David B. Bill New York

Safe-Crackers Break In L. T. F. Asiser’s Saloon

A bold Sunday night burglary targets L. T. F. Asiser’s saloon at the corner of Tilinots and Georgia street. Thieves forced entry and stole $7 in cash and $30 from Feiderepiel’s saloon safe, prompting a swift police inquiry.

L. T. F. Asiser M. M. Feiderepiel Tilinots Georgia-ste

Easy Escape. In Distmenta Foiled Bank Leaders

Cincinnati dispatch reports the distmenta against President Means and Vice President DeCamp of the Metropolitan bank have been foiled. The men's plan to escape or evade authorities was thwarted, with details remaining sparse.

Cincinnati Means DeCamp Metropolitan Bank

Easley attests before marshal after Census refusal

Lucy Easley 192 Lafayette Street refused to answer the Census man and had to appear before Marshal Dunlap Saturday morning. She will tell him all he wants to know and was released. City life notes mention pension agent Easley receiving 175000 to pay pensioners and a July meeting of scientists in Indianapolis with a whopper ban. The Hendricks monument prep is complete, and Col. B C Shaw leads the division in the third division parade.

Eacy Lucy Easley Lafay Marshal Dunlap Easley Indianapolis Hendrick Charlie Glaze White River Ketcham G. A. R. Men State Board of Charities Marion County Fius Henry Reed Hendricks Monument Col. B Shaw National Eclectic Medical Association Niagara Falls Indiana Eclectic College Barclay Walker Taylor Malon Wells Battle Wells Howland Catherine Cox McCarthy St Consumers’ Gas Trust Citizens’ Street Railroad Company

Buried in One Grave Abduction Tale Unfolds in Court

A melodrama unfolds around Henry Haréice, a wealthy Englishman who kidnapped his child from Brooklyn and fled to England. The story traces Harding and his estranged wife Mrs Harding, their marriage, separations, and the discovery that both Armbeister and Mrs Harding died, buried in the same grave with her lover. Harding then recovered his daughter from Brooklyn and took her.

New York Henry Haréice Brooklyn England Harding Jennis Hamilton Barding Newark Armbeister Mrs. Harding

Rescue Efforts Progress in Bills Farm Mine Tie Up

The rescue party has advanced 60 feet since Saturday through slate toward the open heading to the coal. There is little hope the Bills Farm mine can be reached before Tuesday as crews push toward the entrance amid heavy rock.

Eel Farm Dunbar Pasupe Bills Farm

Miss State Stenographer to Take Seat at Hendricks Monument

Monday afternoon a stenographer began her duties at the Hendricks monument, gracing the structure with her presence. Tuesday she will be escorted to her seat by the lead builder, and midweek Mr. Hendricks' figure will be positioned.

Miss State Hendricks Monument

Collision at Lebanon crossing injures none

At Lebanon Indiana on Monday afternoon a collision occurred between the Chicago vestibule train bound for Cincinnati on the C G C S road and a freight train on the Indiana Midland. The Midland engine was demolished. passengers were shaken but not injured.

Lebanon Ind Chicago Cincinnati Indiana Midland Midland

The Dockmen Strike Sparks London Debate

London reports dock laborers refuse to handle Spanish vase sets to avoid harming the Copenhagen strike. The delay indicates tensions between port workers and shipping amid international labor actions. Sources note the sympathy stance and potential impact on shipments and coastal port activity.

London Copenhagen

Four Lives Ended By Pistoia Early on Sunday Morning

Birmingham report describes a double quadruple tragedy in a notorious bagnio. Chas Cate white guard kills Lizzie Mitchell then shoots himself. Wm Tatum contracting foreman kills Annie Barnie then self noose. he remarks after viewing the scene that Cate did right.

Pistoia Birmingham Ala Bagnio Jennie Beal Chas Cate Pratt Lizzie Mitchell Tatum Annie Barnie Cato Mitchell Hara

Administration solidly arrays against McKinley bill

New York June 21 report states the administration has lined up solidly against the McKinley bill. Secretary Blaine warned the Senate that its passage would mean the defeat of the Republican party.

New York Washington Blaine Senate

Three Alarms Fire Ruins Kings County Penitentiary

Fire engulfed the Kings county penitentiary in New York at 4 P M Monday triggering three alarms. The building burned rapidly as firefighters battled the blaze amid smoke and flames.

New York Kings County Penitentiary

Lee Wilson Case Seeks New Trial In U S Court

Attorney Bailey filed a motion for a new trial in the Lee Wilson case as Chambers and Cochran sat. Defense raised about eight claims including jurors reading reports before evidence finished. decision reached at 3 40. Peru Indiana June 23. Wife of K Donaldson bank VP found dead at home near here. Bourne mill to extend six months of profit sharing despite expectations.

Preaster Lee Wilson Bailey U.S Chambers Cochran New Aps Casa Peru Ind K. #. Donaldson Citizens’ National Bank Penu & Detroit Railway Here Fall River Mass Bourne Mill

Australian champion oarsman defeats O'Conner at Parematia

Strau sburg, the New South Wales champion, defeated O'Conner on the Parematia course Monday to claim the Australian championship in a notable rowing event.

O'Conner Siongy

Y M C A to hold field day on Independence Day

Baseball and track updates across leagues note July 4 activities. Indiana standings show Anderson and Marion high in state league while Columbus and St Louis split games in Sunday association play. Uncle Bob the Derby winner was sold. blacklisted Easterns clash with Grand Avenues at Coy’s park as commercial league falters.

Chicago New York Cincinnati Boston Cleveland Brooklyn Burlington Indianapolis Columbus Leuia Toledo Louisville Rochester Inc. M. G. A Meridians Excelsiors Remingtons Peoria Hughes Anderson Marion Kokomo Bluitton Fort Wayne Muncie Peru Elkhart Philadelphia Pittsburg Brotherhood Buffalo St. Louis Athletics Syracuse Uncle Bob Santiago Sam Bryant Hawkins Ware Trep Goble O'Neill Easterns Commercial League Coy’s Park Grand Avenues Coy Pbs Coy’s Brighton Beach Coys

Gossip on Harrison renomination and tariff fights in Washington

Washington dispatches detail conflicting gossip on President Harrison’s candidacy and possible renomination. Senate action on the McKinley tariff bill and Blaine amendments draw debate as lawmakers and officials discuss future terms, investigations into the geological survey, and funds used for dinners and champagne lunches amid concerns of patronage.

Blaine Senate Committee Washington Wass and Means McKinley

Treing to Ghganize by street railway workers

The Street Railway Company faces a rumored employee push to form a union of about 1200 workers. Management allegedly uncovered the plot and plans to discharge leaders on discovery. Charley McMullen, a longtime transfer car worker, was dismissed without explanation, reflecting broader tensions as workers resist organization.

Street Railway Charley McMullen

Harrison Will Be Nominated by Republicans in 1992

A prominent Republican senator forecast Harrison’s nomination by Republicans in 1992 and pledged his acceptance. In Ottawa Kansas, a liquor dealer sparked local anger when he opened an original package saloon, prompting Ottawa temperance supporters to form a defense league and fund for expenses. A committee would capture each offender, tar and feather them, and return them to Missouri. In New York, Premier Mercier’s victory signals French Canadian Catholics’ belief in soon achieving an independent Catholic nation.

Washington Jane Harrison Kansas City Kansas Chattauqua Ottawa Kan Missouri New York The Herald Merciar Quebec

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