British Syndicate Agent in Indianapolis Brewery Plot
A Sun interview in the Grand Hotel lists M. Bigelow among May 5 arrivals, described as keen and cool. He is linked to a British syndicate aiming to acquire Lieber’s brewery with a rumored 1,000,000 dollar offer. Lieber confirms Bigelow’s representational role while hotel staff deny knowledge of him.
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Grand Hotel
M. Bigelow
Indianapolis
Mr. Bigelow
Haar
United States
SUN
Ausricay
Bigelow
Lieber
C. Tv. Schmidt
Henry M. Bigelow
Tha Ay
Dems Clash Over Proposed City Redistricting Plan
A Democratic critique of Councilman Thalman’s resolution outlines a plan to redraw city wards and voting precincts. Democrats say Republicans push gerrymandering to dominate both legislative branches, using precinct line changes under a voting bill to tilt power, with warned suburban-north and urban-south ward divisions.
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Thalman
Council Judiciary Committee
Messrs
Cunmings
Kelly
Pearson
Logscat
Paida
Althoug
Ita
The Clemens Case Trial Opens in Murder Fight
Crowd fills court as John J. Clements faces murder charge for shooting Paul Brandt Lloyd Nowland after a wins room meeting. Jury selection drags, with two hours needed to empanel five jurors. Prosecution led by Mitchell rests on the theory of a premeditated crime arising from alcohol influenced union.
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Criminal Court
McCarry St
John J. Clements
Wilh
Paul Brandt Lloyd Nowland
Clemente
Society
Nowland
Jos Baswell
John S. Duncan
Charles W. Smith
Mitchell
Coburn & Fletcher
Cal. I. Fletcher
Clements
Denny
Tis Ntn
Release of James D Izh Sparks Wall Street Speculation
May 7 in New York City. James D Izh, partner in the Marine bank with Ward and Grant, was released from prison on Saturday. Rumors say Fish seeks revenge and may expose disclosures impacting several prominent financiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James D. Izh
Ward and Grant
Marine Bank
Wall-st
Fish
Doctor’s Aconite Test Turns Fatal
In Warasu Indiana on May 7 Dr Modricke consumed a large dose of aconite to prove the medicine harmless. The poison stopped his heart and he has been near death, having taken enough to kill two men.
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Warasu
Ind
Modricke
Smalley Praises Paris Exposition Opening Simplicity
Geo W. Smalley cables the Tribune that the opening exercises of the Paris exposition have been rarely surpassed in simplicity in all the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smalley
New York
Geo. W. Smalley
the Tribune
Marotys Sheen Are the Best in Public Notice
Local retailer promotes low prices and new spring styles inviting the public to visit 16 North Pennsylvania Street to see offerings and verify reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Pennsylvania-st
A Clue Fails In Camargo Fatal Fight
Police seek suspects in Camargo after Thos Siders is killed during a Saturday card game quarrel. A free for all ensued and Siders was struck with a club, his skull crushed, while witnesses refuse to identify the attacker.
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Tiesenia
Thos, Siders
Camargo
Siders
Harrison Dudley Rift Sparks Political Speculation
Washington May 7. Politicians from both parties show interest in a rumored coldness between Harrison and Dudley. Friends deny the claim that Harrison sent word not to call and Harrison denies it as well. An investigation will be conducted into the matter and Dudley will find matters heated for Lim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvison Wall
Washington
Harrison
Dudley
Harrigor
Nod
Lim
Fire at Browne Mansion Kills Six In Westchester
A fire tore through the old Browne mansion in Westchester on Tuesday morning. Eight people were in the house. two servant girls named Dung, two children, and Mrs. Browne perished in the blaze. The exact cause is not yet known.
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New York
Browne
Westchester
Dung
Mra. Browne
Fort Wayne Fire Department Responds To Town Fire
A telegram from Payne Ohio requests Fort Wayne fire department assistance for a raging fire in a central Ohio town. Relief was sent immediately. Also notes several local incidents including a 13 year old Peoria girl arrested on parental request, two residents jailed for disturbing a church meeting, and William Atkins sentenced to 11 years and $1000 fine for assault with attempt to rape. The Mikhart electric railway continues to operate without full service.
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Fort Wayne
Fort Waysr
Ind
Splij
Payne, O
Forbes Fort Wayne
Alice Blur
Peoria
Miami County
Mma
Lois Stuckley
Crawfordaville
Luther
Atkins
Bia
Terre Haute
Louisa Scott
Smooth-tongued stranger swindles farmers in Sac county
In Sac county a young well mannered man lured prominent farmers into signing fruit tree contracts payable in Fort Dodge. The agreements were turned into $5,000 negotiable notes secured by the contracts, and the swindler disappeared. Hiram C. Wheeler, a prospective Republican gubernatorial candidate, is reported to be a victim.
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Fort Donat
Sac County
Ian
Fort Dodge
Hiram C. Wheeler
Civil Service Clash Over Railroad Mail Staff
In Washington on May 6 a dispute erupts over placing railway mail service employees under civil service rules. The argument centers on appointing clerks for Texas railroads from out of state and the risk of political meddling if authorities use the eligible list or favor nearby residents. The commission fears manipulation by politicians.
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Railway Mail Service
Civil Service
Texas
Indiana
Lst
Center of Best Tobacco Region Hits Small Crop
AvaGusta Kentucky May 7 Spl This region is the state’s tobacco center but flies and other causes reduce the crop. the harvest will be only about a quarter of its usual size.
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AvaGusta
Odd Indiana Tales of Law and Blackstone in Posey County
Captain Terry recalls curious Posey County court cases from Indiana history. Frank Bolton, self styled postmaster, sought copies of old assembly acts. A lawyer quoted Blackstone faced the rule that dead authorities held no sway. Other cases include lashes for theft of a hog and a cow calf dispute of interest amid trial adjournments. A West Franklin tale ends with a whisky fee to treat bands.
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Capt
Terry
Frank Si. Bolton
New Harmony
Posey County
King
Blackstone
Saga
Posey
Bolton
Cone
Tiefie
Tield Nim
Bkelp Lim
Salémn
Blackstens
Ito Boiton
Lore
Gov. Hover
Chicas
Lick Danisis
Dick Daniels
West Wranklin
Weidenmiller
Que Wan
Indianapolis Journal Editors Face Shifting Guard
An oblique portrait surveys Indianapolis newspaper leadership as Lige Halford departs and Harry S New takes over at the Journal. It contrasts Sam Johnson of the Sentinel and John H Holiday of the News, detailing their temperaments and journalistic styles.
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Indianapolis
Lige Halford
Harry S. New
Harry
S$avreek
Journal
Journal Sanctum
Halford
Building Boon Raises City Permits and Investment
The year shows a surge in building with 43 permits issued since January 1, averaging over 27 weekly and about $30,000 in value per week. Aims suggest a boom before spring. notable projects include Gros dwelling at 170 Union St for 35000, Meharry at College Ave for 2809, Graener at Noble and Bates for 2000, Adera at Paarl and Rosina Kisiner at Kansas and Corliss for 2000 each, with many cottages from 500 to 1000. The real estate market remains active.
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Jacob Gros
Bescie Meharry
College-ave
W. H. Graaner
Noble
Bates-sta
Julian Adera
Paarl-st
Rosina Kisiner
Kansas
Corliss-ste
Forest Fires Ravage Duluth Area In Northern States
Forest fires burn across northern Minnesota and Wisconsin with Duluth’s surrounding country devastated. If winds persist, large areas may be destroyed. Hood’s Sarsaparilla promoted as tonic to improve appetite and aid digestion and kidney function. Sold by druggists.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Duluth
Hood
Drugozists
Prostitution Charges Adjusted in County Jail Case
The case names Mibnia Smith Merile Martin and three men, initially charged as prostitutes, now listed as associates of two women. They pleaded guilty but were not sentenced by Mayor Denny as officials fear fines would trigger settlements. Changes of venue sought for Baker Herringer, and hearings set for 1:00 PM. The grand jury reportedly has returned indictments, while Geo Makay's petition awaits.
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Denny
Scott Baker
Samuel Herringer
Association
Baker
Train wreck wrecks prison car near Springfield
A train carrying Lithy prison to Chicago derailed near Springfield after a broken axle. Prison cars shattered. fragments are hauled away as relics.
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AMM Gig Lily
Siashoil Co
Maysyinin
Spl
Chigago
Springfield
Pacrle
Suburban elections report a quiet Monday slate
In Hanughville no Republican nominations were made but a citizens ticket prevailed. Democrata won with Wood PF. Canfield elected trustee L P Hocker clerk treasurer and Andrew P Dillon marshal. West Indianapolis closer battle with Republicans winning treasurer. Lawrence trustee Starkey clerk Reed marshal Schaller. Woodfull Place officers Burt Thomas Mestic trustees Morris marshal Morris clerk Ray mond Potts Rogers trustees. Brightwood even split with Bloom Clark Sears trustees Wincon clerk Swartz treasurer Heiferman marshal.
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Hanughville
Citizens
Democrata
Wood PF. Canfield
L. P. Hocker
Andrew P. Dillon
Indianapolis
Charles Lawrence
William S. Starkey
W. B. Reed
August H. Schaller
Woodfull Place
J. ¥. Burt
Albert D. Thomas
John Mestic
J. P. Morris
James W. Morris
P. 3. Raymond
A. F. Potts
I. D. Rogers
Brightwood
H. Bloom
John Clark
John Sears
John Wincon
John D. Swartz
Philip Heiferman
Burton Liable as Bondman in Sullivan Case
The superior court ruled Samuel Burton liable as a bondsman of the late County Clerk Sullivan. Judge Walker spoke an oral opinion holding Burton equally responsible with the other sureties for the default.
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Burton
Superior Court
Samuel Burton
Sullivan
Walker
Floods drive back boomers and swell river valleys
Arkansas City on May 6 reports continued suffering as about a hundred wagons return on Sunday. Flooded river valleys that once sheltered the unfortunates are filling, worsening the plight of boomers and hindering relief efforts.
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Arkansas Ciry
Frees Traders Debate Wages Drop Across Nation
May 6 in New York reports T. G. Barry stating the K of L declines steadily though slowly as Hoe notes broad wage reductions following last year’s protection campaign, hurting free traders nationwide.
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New York
T. G. Barry
K. of L
Hoe
Gotham is Now Sober Feats and Flaws of Centennial
New York reports the centennial caused business disruption yet created vast revenue. State funds part of the costs $125 000 for militia grand parade naval displays and fireworks topped $15 000 profits reportedly exceeded a million dollars from drink sales and related venues. Police faced mixed outcomes as crowds swelled and mobility collapsed on May 1 with many seeking compensation or accountability.
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New York
Sihaenip Hous
Bau
Eleat Grand Stan Wesia
Ormey
Teaboaui Sovudu
Alihenehai
Allany
Troy
Huey
Te Gin Mills
Staurants
Botels
America
Indignant Assessor Denies Pay Misconduct Claims
Assessor Guill defends his handling of deputy pay amid clerical irregularities. He blames deputy Tyler and his son for an affidavit under the name Taylor and says he never saw the deputies. Grand jury review and behind closed door meetings with county commissioners follow. Also reports 15 valuable racehorses burned in Kentucky stables, with substantial losses totaling over 50 thousand dollars.
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Taylor
Duncan
Tyler
Btill
Guill
Quill
Fanning
Appointment of A L Thomas Governor of Utah
Washington May 7 The president has appointed A L Thomas of Salt Lake City to be governor of Utah. Also reported thirty buildings burned at Watpron Michigan causing about 60000 in losses. In Cricao the Omaha Chicago livestock pool has been smashed with other brief items noting new bedroom gates at Bidar's.
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Utah
Washington
A. L. Thomas
Salt Lake City
Watpron
Mich
Crrcaco
Omaha- Chicago
City Life Notes and Local Incidents
Rev Father Francie to speak at Sacred Heart church on Wednesday. Robbery at Frank Ingersoll residence. Fire damages Abram J. Yager property. origin unknown. Indiana eclectic medical association set for Wednesday at Jattiii's hall. Mulligan's Brook Park plat filed. Divorce petition filed by Abram J. Yager. Hearing set for John Cravins on stolen Maryland carriage. Scott Baker in custody over saloon raid and after 11 pm sales. Weber pleads guilty to liquor charge. fine imposed. Receiver sought for Sullivan's Terre Haute Belmont property. Kirmess planning meeting at Plymouth church. rehearsals at English opera house. Amended campaign moves involve councilors aiming for lower house. Mayor Denny exchanges words with Jason Douglass over money. Peters family land dispute before superior court. Matthew Gardner robbed. watch recovered. Grant Rooker sues Dr James Rooker over juror perjury claims. Juvenile suspects from Miles, Illinois, linked to recent thefts. Police board convenes, Sunday closing law petition referred. Humane officer appointed. Elster named.
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Father Francie
Sacred Heart Church
Frank Ingersoll
E. McCarty
W. F. Johnson
Excelsior
S. Tennessee St
Indiana Eclectic Medical Association
Jattiii’s
Mulligan
Brook Park
County Recorder’s Office
Fendleley Pike
Abram J. Yager
Superior Court
Eilen ML
tSsi
John Cravins
Scott Baker
Sivants
John Weber
Denny
Squire Alford
John P. Nixon
Sullivan
Terre Haute
Belmont
Plymouth Church
English Opera House
A. J. Macdonnell
Millera
Asso
Southeyetern
Indiana
Frada
Atcie Stewart
Jenny
Morday
Henry Hillker
Mary E. Kelly
Trivis
Milt Connett
Jason
Jazon Douglass
Petersbeira
Charles Mayer
State House
Washington St
Lide
William T. Peters
Itaie Towns
Old State House
Matthew Gardner
Bloomington St
West End
Mma Hayden
Maria Spruce
Grant Rooker
James I. Rooker
Will V. Rooker
W. D. Griffin
Join Maher
Nell Hooker
Dr. Rooker
Griffin
Baker
Wim
King
Richard Barrett
Joseph Conway
Dick Barry
Miles’ S
Inois
Travis
Adolph Ashe
George Hammord
C. W. Schoette
J. W. Jeakins
A. C. Elster
The
Humane Society
It Was a Close Cal But the Allies Won the Test
It was hot at Athletic Park Indianapolis with about 1,000 watching. Pittsburgh and Indianapolis played a listless game as injuries plagued both teams and umpire Lyne drew boos for a questionable call. Early errors and timely hits by Beckley, Sunday, and Buckley produced scattered scoring. Indianapolis edged ahead late with a four-run burst in the ninth to seal a 6 5 win.
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Conway
Glasscoel
Dunlap
Hines Urst
Baily
Etreen
Renners
Myers
Beckley
Buckley
Smith
Bassett
Lduniaz
Evangelist Sunday
Hines
Hanlon
Mr. Beckley
Schoeneck
Glasscock
Carrol
Finer
Maul
Fret
Shreve
Dunilap
Leary
Talle
Blank
Kuehne
Conaway
Jack
Daily
Sunday
Hanson
Carroll
Bastetl
Hounder
Seery
Glesscock
Hy Shreve
Tonnchise
Euebne
Laery
Bedley
Glayscack
Kuehine
Stele
Indianapolis
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Sentinel
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Sam
Fortuve
Chicago Times
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John H. Holiday
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Pepe
Gotham
Sioney
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Cynthiana
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City Cife
Thea
Mr. Daily
Suer
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Radbourne
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Ewing
Cleveland
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