Elopement of Pauline Fuller with J M Aubrey Jr
Milwauke, March 20 Spl Pauline Fuller daughter of Chief Justice Fuller married J M Aubrey Jr in a runaway match at Kirby house Chicago The Fullers opposed the marriage and family is shocked Mrs Fuller prostrated Washington March 29 Spl Pauline went to Chicago in December anonymous letters followed The Chicago judge who investigated was told to persuade Aubrey He refused and claimed they were married Aubrey described as a worthless dude with neither brains nor money.
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Milwauked
Pauline Fuller
U. S. Supreme Court
Kirby
Aubrey
Misa Fuller
Caief
Miss Fuller
Chicago
Washington
Cmiaco
Fort Reno Grows Tense as Troops Tension Escalates
Reports from FOPEERS BG on March 20 describe Fort Reno as highly volatile with 8,000 Leamners and ACG troops in the area. The conflict between Hoomers and U S forces intensifies, warning that blood may soon flow. The government has requested additional troops and supplies.
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Fort Reno
ACG Tees
Saint Cuthbert’s Day and the Iron Coffin Deception
A professor notes Saint Cuthbert’s day and recounts the saint’s life from 657, his travels with the body, and the Durham shrine. The coffin was opened in 2104 and 1540, revealing artificial preservation with plaster and cloth, challenging miracle claims.
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Thic
St. Cuthbert
Sains Saint
Farre
Melroze Abbey
Adasha
Farne
Northumbria
Plaster of Paris
Pearson Goes Over A Forgery Charge In Grand Jury
Pearson bound over to the grand jury on forgery after a Wednesday morning preliminary. He confessed to executing a check on Citizens' Bank of Winamac payable to Ben L. Bourvan for 35. Per testimony, Pearson signed the firm name Pearson & Martin in pencil and had clerked for the firm. Bank cashier R. S. Rogers described Pearson as dangerous, saying he took the bank book when he left, and a postscript noted the firm had failed since the inquiry began, blaming Pearson Gon.
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Pearson
Grand Jury
Citizens’ Bank of
Rev Calvin Stewart resigns after eight-year pastorate
Clay County Nevis Brazil Ind March 20 Special Rev JT Calvin Stewart presbyterian church resigns after an eight year pastorate. County youths plan to break for new states. Local Catholics buy five acres for a combined academy and hospital near the corporation. Mary Bennett Mary Thornton and Mrs Williams fined for liquor sales. Sensational bastardy case noted in Justice Condor's court Harrison Inc trial set March 29. Mary Borders vs William B R Kresa. girl 16 with weak mind and a 70 year old defendant church member with long residency and grandchildren. Man wants but little. song reference appears.
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Clay County
Nevis
Brazil
Ind
Calvin Stewart
Presbyterian Church
States
City
Mary Bennett
Mary Thornton
Williams
Justice Condor’s Court
Harrison
Newis fixings and cabinet moves in Washington
The fate of John C New is settled as he is named consul general at London while Fred Grant becomes minister to Austria. Corporal Tanner appointed pensions commissioner. Gen Longstreet to succeed Rosencrans as Treasury register. Hearts plans to remain senator, Huston poised to become U S treasurer overseeing Indiana patronage.
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Washington
John C.new
Woorly West
White House
Senate Chamber
John C
New
London
Col
Pred. Grant
Austria
Gen. Longstreet
Gen. Rosencrans
Register of the Treasury
Hearts
Hagland
Phelps
Agi Hocsiere
J. N. Huston
U. S
Indiana
Mass mismanagement suit against First National Bank directors
The First National Bank of old No. A 550 is suing its former directors for 500000 damages alleging mismanagement of loans by McCutcheon Lynch and other officers. The case, filed in circuit court Tuesday, targets actions during 1880s and seeks to determine director liability amid bank liquidation and past deficits.
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Eaqurt
First National Bank
No. A
TD. Lyceb
H. O D. Brown
Indiana National Bank
First National
National
William A. English
Robert N. Jamb
Lynch and McCcutcheon
Alfaira
Brown
Kennett Moore & Co
McCitchen
Lynca
Gapen Declines Insight On Hospital Changeover
Philip M. Gapen, in the Bates house, dodges questions about hospital business and a potential transfer to a new board. He says he does not know, notes no meeting between boards, and suggests he is ready to step out at any time.
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Gapen
Philip M. Gapen
Bates
Sun
Phil
Harrison
Cwill
Fireman Braxton dies after thirteen years of service
Ashbury News reports fire department tolling for Bob Braxton an old member who died of consumption contracted in service. He served thirteen years and was captain of the Ws. His home was 512 E Seventh Street. In Ashley New Jersey Central railroad shops burned Wednesday morning causing about 100000 dollars in losses.
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Bob” Braxton
Eh, Seventh-st
Ashley
N. J
New Jersey Central Railroad
Gossip and Pranks at Hillsdale College in a Turbulent Era
A rumbling tale from the era recounts political and campus intrigue. A District of Columbia recorder candidate hints Garfield favored a colored appointee, while a journalist bridges circles with Adelbert Davis. At Hillsdale, Amphictyons and Alphatads trade jests as cannibal dorm lore spirals into student pranks, including a carriage drama with President Fairfield observing the mischief.
Langtry voice reportedly vanished ending her stage career
New York reports Langtry's voice lost to tonsillitis and her stage career likely finished. Tomlinson hall entertainment by Burke and Miller declared a draw after a pillow sparring match with police on hand. St Louis notes Mary Miller licensed again as a steamboat captain, the only woman in this district.
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New York
Langtry
St. Louis
Mary Miller
Ohio
Mississippi River
Convict Idleness Triggers Madness at Sing Sing Prison
New York news reports unrest as prison labor reforms leave over a thousand convicts with nothing to do. Idle days spark distress. only wardens like Ward and printer Dracine find contentment in limited prison work. Lists of eateries and social figures reflect a city texture amid chaos.
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New York
Sing Sing
Goe Aong
Ward
Mapoleon
Dracine
Suit against Hovey to compel ministerial commissions
A suit filed in Indiana Circuit Court seeks an alternative writ and final order compelling Governor Hovey to issue commissions to Joseph Carson and the newly elected trustees of the Indiana hospital for the insane. The petition argues the governor has repeatedly refused to issue the commissions and will set a hearing after Monday. The case raises constitutional questions on legislative vs executive appointment powers and is expected to become a test in Indiana politics.
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Minr
Indiana Hospital For
Joh T. Hays
J. E. McCullough
Board of Trustees
Circuit Court
State of
Indiana
Joseph J. Carson
Alvin P. Hovey
Carson
Thomas Markey
Acariah A. Houser
General Assembly
Mandals
Hovey
Tadiana
Penadins
Supreme Court
Wrefhar
Maid Elopes to St Louis and Marries After Payment
Maggie Harrie a sixteen year old girl from Minoak UL eloped with lover Mike Renfro. They registered as man and wife in St Louis and were detained until the mother consented after Renfro paid her fifteen dollars. Papers secured and marriage performed by a justice of the peace.
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Am Fillinois Brioye
Arent
Vandalia
Maggie Harrie
Mike Renfro
Minoak
St. Louis
Yoon Renfro
Thea Pance
MOSES FIELDS AJZOURS AND HIS INAMORATA IN HISTORY
The sensational history of the late Moses W. Field reveals multiple intimate partners. He reportedly gave a $20,000 house and life insurance of $20,000 to one, a promissory note for $20,000 to another, and supported a separate family. The total alleged distribution reaches about $60,000 to the Goring woman, his favorite. All parties face arrest.
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Bis Beatin Derr
Siarch
Moses W. Field
Toone Ha
Field
Goring
New Peat Ends Concessions for Theatrical Agents
Indianapolis ticket agents told to stop giving special rates to advance agents. Previously advance men paid local rates then settled with the manager on a party basis. Now companies may only obtain the rate offered to a party of ten or more.
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Indianapolis
Whitelaw Reid Receives French Minister Post
New York March 20 morning papers praise Whitelaw Reid as French minister, but worry the appointment widens rift between Platt and Miller by not creating a role for the latter. Parlor goods advertised at Wilfred L. Elders & Co.
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New York
Spl
Whitelaw Reid
Platt
Miller
Old hospital board swap ends in carriage escape
A chaotic transfer fight over the hospital for the insane pits the old board against the new as Harrison, Gapen, and Burrell clash over possession and certificates. A Sun reporter trails the trio, witnesses a late night meeting, a whisky drink, and a dramatic pursuit through town ending with questions about bonds, deficits, and lawful transfer while Congressman Bynum and Attorney McCullough observe.
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Hospital For the Insane
Sun
Harrison
Gapen
Barrell
Thal
Bates House
Oll
Burrell
Vey Board
Wahavahe
Flarrison
Allont
Zoun Town
Aarclson
Janpen
Tim
Gapeu
SCN
Roughville
Shaffer
Tates House
Congressman Bynum
Attorgly McCullough
Supt
Galbraith
Bynum
Dalue
Grave switchman accident at Bic Four yards
Henry Martin a switchman suffered a severe accident Monday night while making a moving coupling at Bic Four yards. His clothing caught on a brake-chain and he was dragged hundreds of feet, resulting in serious internal injuries. He was taken to his home at 180 English Ave. by Kregelo. Citizen Gray Finsiles.
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Henry Martin
Bic
English Ave
Kregelo
Bargains in broken sizes at Geo P. Matott
Bargains offered on boots and shoes despite broken sizes. Shop invites customers to try on items at 16 North Penn with potential savings from one to two dollars per pair.
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Geo P. Matott
North Penn
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