Undertakers Form Blacklist To Punish Deadbeat Clients
Local undertakers have formed an ironclad protective association with a blacklist of non paying customers. A Universal Credit Agency representative helped draft by laws and a constitution. Members will report names weekly and penalties may include charging a fee to undertakers who accept work for those listed. A similar case in Pennsylvania is cited. Also noted a public meeting in Osckhill to seek extended fire protection north of GC tracks.
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A Laing Abonus
Protective” Association
Te Lniversal Credit Agency
Cass
N. Pennsylvania
Madjeska to perform in grand march dates and Europe plan
The article notes Madjeska in nadga Camille and Merchant of Venice at the Grand March on March 20 30 and 61. After the season she will go to Europe for two seasons. Madame Yale will lecture at the Grand Tuesday at 2 50 pm for women only and will wear a self designed athletic dress. Yale is 41 but seen as youthful, with strong reception in Chicago Cleveland and other cities. The piece also covers Pete Baker at the Park theater next week with Chris and Leng and The emigrant, plus W H Crane at the Grand Opera house performing Brother John with John Hackett and a social plot involving Long Branch society and family reconciliation.
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Madjeska
Chicago
Cleveland
Pete Baker
Park Theater
Indianapolis
Baker
Chris and
Leng
W. H. Crane
Grand Opera House
John
Mark Morton
John Hackett
Connecticut
Long Branch
Bobby
Leecher
Beck
Sophie
Gabby
Indiana Attorney General Green Smith Accused of Assault
Indiana attorney general Green Smith faces sharp criticism after allegedly striking a news reporter in Indianapolis. Multiple Indiana papers describe Smith as a bully, citing past sensational actions and a history of contentious leadership.
Religious services schedule for multiple churches
First Baptist with Rev W F Taylor holds morning and evening services at Central Ave. M E with Rev H A Buchtel in Meridian St. M E. First Presbyterian and Tabernacle Presby with Rev M L Haines and Rev J A Rondthaler. Second Presbyterian with Rev J A Milburg. People's Congregational with Rev J M Lewis. Memorial Presbyterian with Rev Z O Ballard. College Ave Baptist with Rev J F Williams including baptism. Central Christian with Rev D R Lucas. Plymouth Congregational with Rev F Dewhurst and Lucius B Swift. Roberts Park M E with Rev T J Coulins. Undenominational temperance meetings daily. Holiness meeting Sunday. St Pauls Episcopal with Rev G A Carsten v, Holy Communion, confirmation and sermon by Bishop Knickerbacher, evening lecture on The Passion.
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First Baptist
W. FP. Taylor
Central-ave. M. E
H. A. Buchtel
Meridian-st. M. E
C. N. Lima
First Presbyterian
M. L. Haines
Tabernacle Presbyterian
J. A. Rondthaler
Second Presbyterian
J. A. Milburp
People’s
J. M. Lewis
Memorial Presbyterien
Ballard
Marning
College-ave. Baptist
J. F. Williams
Central Christian
D. R. Lucas
Plymouth
Fh & Dewhurst
Lucius B. Swift
George William Curtis
Roberts Park M
T. J. Coulins
Temperance League
St. Paul’s Episcopal
G. A. Carsteneen
Knickerbacher
Shanklin Views on Wilson Bill and Indiana Prospects
Darkeyed Indiana political figure John Gilbert Shanklin spoke with Sun reporters at Denison house detailing his support for the Wilson bill in its House form while cautioning that Senate revisions could render it a nonentity. He critiqued Democrats in Congress and predicted conditions might improve if the avant congress acts, and planned a Tomlinson hall address in Indianapolis.
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Wditor Shanklin
Wis
Indiana
John Gilbert Shanklin
Jivarsville
Prince Albert
Emerald Isle
Denison House
Evansville
Accord
Sun
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Cleveland
House
Elware
Shanklin
Evensvilla
Tomlinson Hall
Out Goes Ensley Ends Long Indiana Pension Tenure
The Indiana pension office saw the end of Agent Ensley’s term after a routine turnover. The successor preparing to take over Monday will be Will Spencer, with Ellen Spencer assisting. The office records show over forty million dollars paid during Waaley’s term and a smooth handover with no discrepancies.
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Indiana Pension Office
Ensley
M. ¥. &. Spencer
Wilh Bir Spencer
Jos Ieilisy
Jumped From a Train Left Woman in Critical Condition
Mount Vernon March 17 two young women were found near the Ki. & (). track north of town. One woman, believed to be Irish, 70, traveling on a second class ticket to Clarksburg, W. Va., jumped from the train while it was in motion and was found unconscious in a toilet area. She was hospitalized and barely conscious. The incident followed reports of a missing Chicago-bound woman and a break-in at Newark where the two had departed. Authorities search for details and identify the passenger.
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Mount Vernon
Bare
Trevi
Clarksburg
W. Va
Sheamerzs
Bliss Fleming
MISS POLLARD STORY DETAILS BRECKINRIDGE INTERACTIONS
Madeline Mollard testified in a jeniags suit against Col Breckinridge detailing meetings with him from Lexington to Frankfort to consult about her condition and the demands of Rhodes. She said Breckinridge urged secrecy, advanced money for confinement expenses, and claimed paternity of her children, with accusations of influence and withheld knowledge. The record cites locations in Kentucky and mentions medical consultation and public testimony.
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Wasitim Gvon
Madeline Mollard
Jeniags
Col. Breckinridge
Breckinridge
Lexington
Frankfort
Rhodes
Phia
Col. Breed
Col. Ureckinridge
Jame
Clucinmati
Col. A
Weather Outlook for Indiana in 36 Hours End March 15 1894
The forecast calls for warmer, fair conditions with local rain in Indiana for the 36 hours ending at 6 p.m. March 15 1894. Sunday features continued warmth with cooler Sunday night conditions and possible showers.
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Indiana
Ipccottel Laundry Finds 491 a Day Income
A brief notice notes Ipccottel Laundry earning 491 a day. Poleta reduced 12 7 suggests adjusted wages or rates, with unclear context or timing. Further details are unreadable but indicate financial figures tied to the business.
Gang of Tramps Held for Grand Jury in Vandalia Yard Fight
In Vandalia yards west of the city a group including Geo Handy John Sally and Frank Snyder were held for the grand jury on petit larceny charges after a clash with officers Saturday. The gang, part of ten tramps, were found amid a keg of beer while two others allegedly stole 415 from a safe. A switch engine arrived and a scuffle ensued, with Barlow striking three men. The captured group was brought to the city tied for further proceedings. A county clerk’s office inquiry revealed Patrici’s memorial flag at half mast for firemen killed in a recent disaster.
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Vandalia
Geo, Handy
John ‘Sally
Frank Snyder
Werra Hante Brewing
Tongrieve
St. Snd
Scopt Powel
Soing
Barlow
Thea
Nthsengia
Die Ginnis
Aienograpier
Yolker
Gesd
Biss SirGianis
Pat
Womer
St. Patrici
TROOPS IN TOWN ASKS FOR ARBITRATION ON ONE QUESTION
Dexven March 17 militia remain out and federal troops occupy the city center. A secret citizen meeting, the Chamber of Commerce, demands arbitration on whether the governor may call out the militia while the district court has injunctions against arming new officeholders. Denver militia depart Crippie Creek. governor seeks supreme court ruling. Secretary Lamont reports no change in federal stance. Gen Cook remains authorized only to protect government property.
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Lari
U.S
Ne Das Wu
Angola
Dap
8. L. Douging
Hercantile Telecompany
Douglas
James Bingham
Benton County
Woman'a Baptist Home and Foreign Mission Union
Muigsiong
Mada
Judge Herper
Billy Patterson
H. Ogburn
Dexven
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Supreme Court
District Court
Denver
Crippie Creak
Wilel
Gen. cCook
Ow. Waite
Lemon de
Aij Dad Sensior Yeller
Naval actions and political shifts amid southern revolt push
Fragmented report notes Admiral Rieho directing suppression of southern rebels near Sao Paulo frontier and aligning with a broader revolutionary movement. While Da Gama’s surrender is cited, the piece hints at continued maneuvers and upcoming elections in the region without clear outcomes.
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Funes Isiana
Rieho
Ao Paulo
da Gama
Barca
Bores
Estate taxes questioned in county audit case
ExJudge Lilfott and auditor Ledward face a summons to show why taxable estate assets should not be put on the assessor's books. The estate of the late W. P. Tinship allegedly contains non taxable bonds, awaiting review. Auditor Tagearia says nearly the whole estate is taxable, remarking on the death of Gaulup and noting his widow is unsteady.
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Pie Ixecuis
Lilfott
Tagearia
Gaulup
In Memory of the West State Fire Heroes and pensions note
In memory of the five firemen lost four years ago during the Bowen-Merrill disaster the pension fund received a S100 check from the Bowen-Merrill company. The letter to Fireman Talientire confirms the tribute to the Indianapolis firemen and their widows and orphans.
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Ebowen-Merrill
Bowen-Merrill Company
Talientire
Ladianapolis
Fteur Vanis
C. W. Merrill
Fann Mingo Ring Leader Taken to Knoxville Jail
Report notes Fann Mingo mini ring leader transported to Knoxville Tennessee and confined. Also mentions Senator Edmunds claiming Pearl belongs to Uncle Sam despite Dole’s Hawaii claim. Willie Waldorf Astor joins the Careron club in London amid protests over English chorus girls in the United States. Wagner family decline noted. Anthony Comstock lecturing in New Haven provoked Yale students to grab and wheel him along streets. Laxatine constipation ad appears.
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Leadera
Hata
Knoxville
Tenn
Edmunds
Pearl
Hawaii
Uncle Sam
Dole
Willie Waldorf Astor
Careron Club
London
Chorus
Singera
Gingera
United States
Wagener
Duluth
Mina
Wagner
Anthony Comstock
New Haven
Yale
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Jobo I Stenley
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C. L. Ward
J. Powell
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Canada
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All Right
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Waber
Frank Parker
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Chas. Liyster
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Johnson County
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Mmcafea
Elder Ferguson
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L. A
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Amaya
Casin
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Ind
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Supt. Zion
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St. Patrick's Pay
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Drishman
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Order of Hiberniana
Zouaves
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Billy” Shargig
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Oxford
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Richardson
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Richmond
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Wink Wis Pillas
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