New Fraud Charge Alleged in Indianapolis Bank Suit
A federal suit filed Tuesday by Standard Oil Company of Kentucky against Jeceiver Hawkins and Edwin Williams centers on alleged fraud at the Indianapolis National Bank on the eve of its failure. The complaint claims large deposits were paid to preferred creditors after hours, with money traced to Haughey and the bank, seeking recovery of funds and highlighting ongoing litigation impact.
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Indianapolis National Bank
Standard Oil Company of Kentucky
Jeceiver Hawkins
Edwin & Williams
Pheodore J. Haughey
Indianapolis
Duncan & Smith
Haughey
Amussmen’s Pete Baker Opens Park Theater Run
Pete Baker the German character actor began his annual engagement at the Park theater Blonday afternoon with the revised Chris and Lena highly praised by a large audience. New songs and changes make the comedy feel new though the show runs through Thursday before The Emigrant. Baker sings and dances well. wealth in theater noted with Joseph Jefferson, William H Crane, and Sol Smith Russell cited as rich. Crane reportedly worth over a half million. he profited from The Senator and Brother John.
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Pete Baker
Park Theater
Blonday Afternoon
Chris and
Lena
Baker
Farron
Chris
Joseph Jefferson
William H. Crane
Sol Smith Russell
Crane
John
Larper
Capitol
Ioard
Union Railway Company
Frank Pool
Cuas
Washington
Bureanu
Becaliars
Iude
Republican Club
Wacolie
Jag
Meynolds
Lafayelta
Purdue University Trutes
Jsensz Dresser
van Netta
Asine
Wes
Miliary Park
Patrolvagn
Aech
Mablo
Board of Works
St. Peter St
Prospectet
Piennant Run
Sprucest
Archibald Ferguson
Liam
Virgil Dalrymple
Harley Gibbs
Geo. Klingengmith
Uatata
Moelinga Richkeatia
West Indianapolis
Malcolm
Corstables Glass and
Whitewell
Jana Weaver
Columbia Ave
Hassie O' Haver
Loyle
Sieger Denny
Keinecke
Robert
Grace Metzger
Miller
Edward
Catherine Heff
William
Sarah Smith
Minnie Lancaster
Christ
Kate Jakob
August
Minnie Metzler
Edwin
Mrs. Easter
Sidney Freund
Allen Willis
Joseph Jordan
Meble Daker
Timothy Dawson
Iva Markle
Parmela Lynn
Noah Fritz
Laura Green
John H. Williams
Minnie Babbitt
Jireh C. Gifford
Madaline B. Adkina
George Eaglin
Lulu Davis
Tariff Bill Changes Stir Congressional Debate
Reported changes by the senate finance committee raise duties on cucuzza and cuffa to 35 percent ad valorem while horns strips and coconuts gain free-list status. Section 105 removing Hawaiian treaty abrogation remains, other items like whisky iron lead ore coal and opium are altered. House approves sundry civil appropriation bill as bankers pressure Carlisle and the president over silver seigniorage bonds.
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Wasuiserox
Senate Finance Committee
Lsid
United States
Senate
Republicang
Iiance Committee
George
Mississippi
House
New York
Boston
Carlisle
Removal of Custodian Wheat Sparks Board Controversy
The Sun reports Tomlinson hall custodian Wheat asked to resign by the Board of Works. Grand Army friends threaten a protest, claim Wheat refuses to leave, and criticize the board for removing an old soldier. Board says Wheat is unfit, reprimanded him twice, and will cut his salary if he stays.
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Sun
Wheat
Tomlinson Hall
Board of Works
Grand Army
the Sun
Actress adrift falls to gang in Jersey City
Adeline Waters, an actress with the McKee Rankin company, wandered from her hotel room after morphine overuse between 1 and 2 am Tuesday and was seized by a gang of roustabouts. She was taken to City hospital in nervous prostration and exposure. Four assailants were detained and committed for trial in default of 400 bail each.
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New York
Adeline Waters
McKee-Rankin Comedy Company
Taylor's Hotel
Jersey City
Cyclone Reports From New Orleans To South Texas
A March 20 telegraph note from Caiiaco reports cyclone movement toward the south from New Orleans. Early reports list 25 killed and 160 injured in Texas as the storm crosses the region.
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New Orleans
Caiiaco
Texas
Exciting Runaway on N Delaware and Market Street
A produce wagon owned by Henry Smith driven by Hiram Applegate broke down at Market Street corner. Frightened horse bolted down Delaware toward Washington, wagon overturned, and boy Nennia Gunningham riding with Applegate was crushed beneath the wreck. He suffered a badly wrenched back. Applegate injured knee and wrist. The boy’s escape from further harm was remarkable.
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N. Delaware
Henry Smith
Hiram Applegate
Market St
Delaware-st
Washington
Nennia Gunningham
Applegate
Denny Faces Charter Question On Civil Service Board Authority
Tae Sun pressed Mayor Denny about the charter’s scope for the civil service board. A reader reports that section 40 involves rules for appointee selection and section 45 limits board authority, while a lawyer suggests the mayor seek an outside opinion to avoid conflicts, noting heads of departments appoint staff subject to non political rules.
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Civil Service Board
Tae Sun
Denny
Cass
Shell
Hsm
Samed
Inis
Tins Sun
Wreck and disasters reported in Fort Worth region
March 20 Fort Worth area reports a west bound Texas and Pacific freight wreck near Santo with seven cars derailed. Engine hit a horse, brakeman killed, engineer and fireman injured. Other items include two youths found dead, a fatal train incident in Fort Wayne, and a German farmer family near Bere near death from uncooked sausage. Dynamiters threaten fishermen with riverbank murders. Foreign coupon tariffs and postage for non residents noted.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas & Pacific Road
Santo
BecGill
W. S. Criss
A. Youngbrood
Liremain
Boye
Fort Wayne
Ind
John Musque¢een
Harry Leroy
Praxo
Parsons
Herman Thuren
Bere
State committee squabbles and ticket talk in Indiana
Proiled candidates and alleged Republican combinations prompt denials from county chair Moores. Populists gain momentum as E V Dabs switches from Democrat to populist. Speculation grows on a May or July 4 populist state convention date amid political briskness.
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Meep
PH Sun
Poldiars
J. N. Packard
New Albany
Richie
Muncie
Thos. Hanna
Indianapolis
John Worrell
Clayton
Supreme Court
Alex. fHless
Wabash
Silas Coffey
Richmond
Moores
Republican County Committee
E. V. Dabs
American Railway Union
Terry Wut
Powell Talks to New Skien on Police Dismissals
Supt. Powell meets new force amid dismissals that sparked Democrat and Republican claim battles. Tarry Deshong’s sacking draws surprise as Powell cites inefficiency. Powell privately advises new recruits on how to be good officers amid roll call delays.
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Powell
Board of Safety
Herve Ulhers
Supt. Powell
Supt
Lilly Smubots Counsel Named for Encampment Litigation
Portune encampment dispute grows as Ayres and Jones are appointed counsel for the case involving a $12 000 encampment balance. Col Eli Lilly appoints C W Smith Bdn Daniels and Evang Woollen to defend the Commercial club Mesars with Daniels Woollen representing Lilly and Im Vortune while Smith serves as special club representative. Some attorneys donated services gratis in support of Lilly and the club. All appeared in circuit court Tuesday to announce the appointments.
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Hir
Portune
City Encampment Committee
Ayres “& Jones
C. W. Smith
Bdn
Daniels
Evang Woollen
Col
Eli Lilly
Commercial Club
Mesars
Daniels and
Woollen
Col. Lilly
Im. Vortune
Smith
Circuit Court
Tuesaday
State board finds Brockway guilty of cruel punishment
Albany March 20 The state board of charities adopted the special examining committee report and submitted it to the legislature. The board finds charges against Supt Brockway of brutal punishment of inmates proven and that he is guilty of the same. Immediate removal is strongly recommended as Brockway long served at Elmira Reformatory.
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Algany
State Board of Charities
Iockney
Iumet & Proven
Piost
Éviasnca
Brockway
Stata Reformatory
Elmira
Madeilres Tart Tale Reveals Pollard Cross Exam Details
In a March 20 courtroom session, Miss Pollard’s testimony exposed her sharp mind and ability to turn questions to her advantage. She disputed a letter's authorship, called it a forgery, described Breckinridge and Sarah Guess's influence, and admitted complex relationships and a schooling loan tied to Rhodes. The cross examination continued into Tuesday with further letter identifications and financial requests.
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Wasninerox
Madsline Pollard
Langer Butterworth
Maedelize
Lovera
Hise Pollard
Breckinridge
Col. Breckinridge
Roselle
Sarah Guess
Butterworth
Miss Pollard
Cincinnati
Theresa Bourse
Dreckinziggye
Titter
Dutchinridgs
Hreckinridge
Wastmerton
Train accident maims newsboy in Broadsy area
A 16 year old newsboy Terry Hackersmith of 255 S i Meridian st was injured when he fell from an eastbound Panhandle train near Union station Broadsy while alighting. He remained unconscious Tuesday afternoon with internal injuries and is not expected to recover.
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Warai
Terry Hackersmith
S i Meridian St
Union Station
Home Brewing Company
Opium Joint Raid Leads Judge Stubbs to Fine Moy Lee
Police court action details Moy Lee a native of the celestial kingdom fined 500 dollars for operating an opium joint in the floss block Circle Datactiva Case and other officers testified to the raid and arrest of four Chinamen and one white man. Langdon found in a bunk and near death as the dive was a blind laundry sign. Chinamen deny through an interpreter. Others involved include suspects in separate cases, including elopement and various local notices.
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Stubbs
Moy Lee
Celestial Kingdom
Datactiva
Langdon
Lee
Campaign fever grips county convention scene in April
A crowded field of about 50 candidates vies for nine or ten offices as a Republican county convention nears on April 14 in the city. Key figures include auditor hopeful John Browning in a plan with Lon Shufleton. Sheriff race features Dunn, Shufleton, Long and others while clerk contenders include Wallace Young and Joyce. Other races involve Reichwein, Schmidt, Groff, Castor and multiple candidates for coroner, commissioners and surveyor amid party maneuvering and local intrigue. A separate note: the Bermudez asphalt company gains incorporation with A W Condadnitt among stockholders and rivals in paving materials.
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Birdie
Stubbie
John Browning
Harry Smith
Lon Shuftelton
Browning
Shudelton
Shariff
John
Lrowning
Duan
Gherlit
Dunn
Court Hooge
Lie
Shuffy
Ber
Wayne Township
Joyce
Arthur Young
Dave Wallace
T. P. Ryan
Wallace
Young
Ryan
Jobe Johnson
Rhody Saiel
Philip Reichwein
Lilly Goll Mids
Hay
Te Ig
Meridian St
Looky
Ike Johnson
Schmidt
Anybody
Bob Groti
Cunaikrauss
Charley Dennis
Don Pranklin
W. ©. Shilling
al. Talle
Groff
Nausa
Sheriff
Ed Dunn
Almach
Jom Shuitshon
Bill Long
Joe Boswell
C. Cosler
Mark Davia
John Humann
Geo. Spihr
Brack Aicuray
D. M. Bradbury
W. J. Ripsey
Frank Osborn
Jas, Greer
Chas
Daweon
Estes and
Askins
Wm. Kinnan
Henry Harding
Mizaemyer
Gao Thompson
Dgsper Guion
Jas, Webb
Surveyor
A. W. Con«adnitt
Bermudez Sephalt Company
Tuesaday
Warren- Scharf
South America
Board of Works
A. W. Condicitt
Old Sullivan Board of Work
Pitch Lake
Trinidad Island
J. W W. Cooper
Lee Fulmer
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Cipy Solons
Heapain
Koebring
Colter
New Yor
James Kelley
Hudson
Vairansiso
Indiana
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Faru
van Pelt’s
Aprin
Cleveland
AL OX
Vaughn
Curcaco
Garfield Park
Chicago
Kossuth
Tunis
Louis Kossuth
Ashrain Dipohed
Rose Hill
Iowa
Johan Reed
Etta Shaw
America
Cty
Polichrin
Maiiecs Pho
Giulsike
City
Bly. Cummings
Charity
Work Ig
John Holliday
Cummings
Monary
Henry Spensel
John Hansen
Hansen
Brr
Sponsel
Spencer
Greencasrle
Blanche Donnahue
Blind Institute
Ralph D. Norton
Chisago
Vatravaiso
Henry Stockman
Bernavnn, O
Martin's Ferry, Bridgeport
Bellaire Electric Railroad
First Baptist Church
Tomercow
Madelires
Danyer Butterferth
Hurnei
Onicaco
E. H. Noset
Edward T. Stolesberry
Philadelphia
Anthony Drexel
Lincoln Park
Lincoln Park Board
Rich H
Laxsine
Mich
Rich
Hambetzer
Jochim
Berry
Nampa
Idaho
Union Pacific
Judgie Stubbs
RicHuono
Nufus Sparks
Celia Mulligan
Covington
Crecy Ze
WHW Asphalt Company
WOFK
T the Union Cooperative Laundry
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