Two More Victims Added To Sullivan Case List
John E. Sullivan, once jailed for conspiracy to alter taly sheets, resurfaces as federal court leaks tie him to further robbery. Budd, Catterson, Miller face defaulted bonds as allies in the affair, with Miller and Catterson liable for 1700 and 1000 dollars respectively. Sullivan reportedly fled to dodge arrest, stirring renewed scrutiny of a long-running county clerk case.
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John E. Sullivan
Thesday
Suallivan
Robert Catterson
Hiram W. Miller
Sullivan
Coy
Bernhamer
George W. Budd
Nelle
World News Snippets From Berlin to Cincinnati
Reports from Berlin show United States commissioners pressing for the restoration of King Maletoa, with Germany opposing. In Centerton a postmaster shift triggers a local political skirmish and a marshal intervention. A buried infant found in a vault prompts inquiry, while a deaf couple in Cincinnati marries after a long acquaintance. Indiana appoints officials for Indian lands and a Cincinnati drug firm faces assignment.
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Berlin
Breklin
United States
Maletoa
Germany
Colored societies host green tea in chapel festivities
A Black Methodist event at Simpson chapel featured green decorations and a playful legend. Ice cream and various refreshments accompanied performances by May Smith and others. The Hotel Brotherhood band was expected to perform but did not. New Bethel church plans reinauguration with similar pomp next night.
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Methodist Church
Wesley, Simpson, James, Merrill
Asbury
Wesley
Simpson Chapel
Angelon
Hotel Brotherhood
Miss May Smith
Eliza Walworth
Grand Opera House
Death by own hand in cistern Miss Carrie Nicklaus
Miss Carrie W Nicklaus 40 a Madison native drowns in a cistern behind 256 N Alabama St Tuesday morning. Despondent over illness and looming insanity, she was found at 6 o clock in a thin sleeping gown by the Hereth household. Dr C E Wright called it self destruction caused by insanity after long despondency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Nicklaus
Boushold
Ad. Hereth
Alabama St
Carrie W. Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Madison
C. E. Wright
Wright
Miller Seen as Likely Choice for Supreme Bench
Gossip on cabinet shifts continues with Attorney General Miller as the central figure. Rapid work organizing the department supports the view he will be appointed to the supreme bench. Miller’s rapid rise from limited public profile to popular cabinet official is noted as decisive.
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Darrison
Miller
Supreme
Washington
Arctic Poem and Weather Notes Amid May Cold
A dated jumble reports a cold May morning with frost fears and weather lore from Cincinnati and Boston. It notes frigid temperatures, drivers in coats, fires in dwellings, and forecasts a wave of cool air. Local items mention political meetings, a marine crossing, and civic candidate chatter.
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Cincinnati
Indiana undertakers association holds ninth annual session
Not agricul turists yet they dig the earth and plant as Indiana funeral directors gather for the ninth annual undertakers association meeting at Wright's hall on East Market Street. The group, led by Vice president Kroni with prayers by David Hazzard, addresses applications, reports, and ethics while planning to visit Cyclorama and advance the profession despite pestilence and mortuary changes.
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Wright
E. Market St
Frank W. Flanner
Charles J. Kregelo
County Agricultural Society
Indiana
Dexter Garéxer
Vincennes
W. P. Kroni
Mencie
David Hazzerd
Indianapolis Coffin Company
Jacob Zant
Weil
Albany
Association
Cycloraima
Heme
Iba
Guardians Seek Court Action For Neglected Children
The Center township board of guardians filed petitions with Judge Howland requesting care orders for several abused and neglected children. Among them are Myrtle Stout, seven, daughter of Geo Stout, accused of associating with a prostitute, and Delilah Scott, seven, daughter of Jack, alleged drunkard. A family including Flora, Edna, Charles and Fred, children of Willon Kay, ages 7 to 18 months, is also named amid alleged maternal debauchery. Other youths Chag Johnson seven, Bethe? and Dessie and Crane aged seven, daughters of women connected to prostitution, are listed. Three or four more cases exist but are being withheld. Hearing set for May 25.
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Langenberg
Delilah Scott
Jack
Willon
Kay
Alabama St
Flora
Edna
Charles
Fred
Chag
Johnson
Fearagon
Bettie
Dessie
Crane
Kratuved to Death in Indiana Farm Incident
Mrs. Adam Kimget of South Bend died from burns after her apron caught fire while lifting a kettle on a stove in Krave near this city. Her husband, Dharoeil, was badly burned attempting to rescue her. Krave, a farm hand near the city, kicked a man named Lo Geath during the incident.
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Kruaryved
Lapowtth
Ind
Irs
Adam Kimget
South Bend
Dharoeil
Krave
Man Tries Train Jump at Richmond. Trial for Murder in New Albany
Patrick Cusie attempted to jump from a train at Richmond Monday, injuring a hand. Edward Lowry faces trial in New Albany for the alleged murder of Eugene Addisor, arising from a dispute over a real estate deal.
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Patrick Cusie
Richmond
Madigan
Edward Lowry
New Albany
Eugene Addisor
No More Open Saloons In Cincinnati
Cincinnati May 20 Special E G Hawill attorney for the saloon keeper association said hereafter no Falcons will be open on Sunday. The five arrested on Sunday for a test will be tried Thursday by a struck jury.
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Cincinnati
E. G. Hawill
Saloon-Keeper— Association
Portable electric dynamo lamp weighs three pounds
A Special 1-A company has formed in Et. New York to promote a new portable electric dynamo lamp weighing three pounds for private homes. It represents several millions in capital and aims to market the device widely.
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New York
Movement to contest poolroom race descriptions by Western Union
In New York on May 21 the protest centers on the Dwyer brothers movement started last Saturday to shut off descriptions of races in pool rooms. Western Union plans to contest the action.
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York
Dwyer Bros
Western Union
Labor Unions Face Disruption in Central New York
In Freuchvnes New York on May 21 the central labor union experiences ongoing turmoil with many members being bounced. The disorder risks spreading to other unions across the city as tensions rise and leadership faces challenges.
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Labor Uniony
Freuchvnes
New York
Central Labor Union
Fatal injury at Cincinnati factory hatchway accident
Thomas Woods aged 12 fell through a disused hatchway at the William Parker factory on 124 Second Street and died from injuries sustained Monday. Separately Mrs Oscar Folsom, Cleveland’s mother, will wed Henry E. Perrian at Jackson Michigan on Monday night.
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Fartai Faw
Cincinnati
Thos. Woods
William Parker
I. Second St
Folsom
Burrato
N. Y
fSpl
Oscar Folsom
Cleveland
Henry E. Perrian
Jackson
Mich
Marott's Shoes at 16 N Penn Slashes Odds and Ends
Neo. PP, Marott's, 16 N Penn, st presents itself as the leading city shoe store with a sale offering a few dozen odds and ends at a sacrifice prices.
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Neo. PP
Marott’s
N. Penn
Bishop and His Life Mind Reader Funeral Mystery
New York May 20. Fire funeral for the mind reader Bishop occurred at Grace church. His mother seeks further autopsies claiming he did not die, noting he lay in a trance for hours. The case sparked arrests of two doctors amid questions of truth and burial practices. Bishop, 41, began as a clerk and rose to fame amid sensational stunts and legal troubles.
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New York
Snl. Cor
Grace Church
Hishop
Europa
Hysiel Mas
Prasmyeh
Bishan
the Lambs
R Ehub
Bishop
Annie Eva Fay
Miss Way
England
Slade
Lakonchere
Hbel
Bewl
Minneapolis
The New Venture of the Har rison and Arkell
The Court Journal reports on the new venture of Russell Harrison and Wm Arkell with Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. It notes oversized Admiral Porter portraits, critiques a Ben Butler figure, and includes editorials by Elliott Shepard. The piece praises some images and forecasts improvements, mentioning President Harrison's expected visit and arrangements at Meer Park.
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Harrison and Arkell
Russell Harrison
Wm. Arkell
Frank Leslie
Admiral Porter
Ben. Butter
Harrison
Butler
Porter
Eelliott F. Shepard
Mill and Express of
New York
Shepard
Philadelphia
Anporite
Baychester
Mont Ararat
Tan Journal
Harpara
Sit
Sizla
New York Illustrated
Leslie
Ventura
The
Montana Journal
Uve
Court Journal
Cleveland
Rusk
White House
Washington House
Meer Park
Wisdom
Comig
Deer Park
Barriecu
Young man injures leg with accidental pistol discharge
George Owings, a young Black man on Enght street, was walking in Military Park when his revolver discharged from his hip pocket, wounding his leg. City hospital physicians treated the injury.
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George Owings
Enght St
Miliary Park
City Hospital
Rain Delays Games As Boston Leads Cleveland 8 5
Rain halted all league play Monday after wet grounds. Boston led Cleveland 8 to 5 in the late innings when rain stopped the game. Tins On the track. The police board held its meeting Monday. Tim Splann was appointed a detective on the force. He previously gained the title captain through partisan service and is seen as a potential superintendent candidate. Splann has allies on the board, notably Commissioner Ney, with promotion speculated. Extras Koeniger Mathers and Streit were promoted to regular duty. Washington May 20 Spl. The president announced: receivers of public moneys Thos Bumgamer at Dardanelle Ark Henry C Pickier of Delaware at Folsom NM Frank Lesner in Roswell NM. Land office registers W P Alexander Del Norte Col John W Mills Roswell NM. Indian agent James Blythe eastern Cherokee agency NC John Foehler Shoshone agency WY. New York May 20 Spl. 1 Miss Anny Davenport who recently divorced Charles Price wed Milbourne McDowell here Sunday.
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Tim Splann
Splann
Ney
Koeniger
Mathers
Streit
Washinetox
Thos
D. Bumgamer
Dardanelle
Ark
Henry C. Pickier
Delaware
Folsom
N. M
Frank Lesner
New Mexico
Roswell
N. BM
W. P. Alexander
del Norte
Col
John WH. Mills
Indian Agente
James Blythe
Eastern Cherokee Agency
North Carolina
John Foehler
Wyoming Territory
New York
Anny Davenport
Charles Price
Milbourne McDowell
Justices of the Peace
Saint- Louise Gquimbs
Mondey
Linden St
Campbell
Danials
Kilty Anderson
Retta Vielde
D. J. Abbott
Squire Johnson
Securl Charing
Frank Pojimen
Geo. W. Badd
Minnie Wirth
John J. Sullivan
Bozuo
Howland
Jamee
Hattie Brooks
Hattie
Henry Schwinge
Pennnsylvania At
Erocer
Federal Grand Jury
George W. Gowrey
Frank Young
Pri’ Minary
van Burer
BeCeeceh
Julian Lucia Marten
Training School of Expression
Centrel Christian Church
Shakespere
Wallace
Twain
Dickens
Walker
Mary Glaire
S. New Jersey
Kentuck
J. H. Hazelton
Central Labor Union Hal
Washington
Ben Petro
Nick Smith
Smith
Lanorie and
Daugherty
J.C. Gibney
Trust Company
Grand Hotel
Union Gas Company
Louisville
Ohio River
Tobacco Landing
Brandenburg
Oaikea
Patsy Welch
Criminal Court
Maggie Linden
Haughville
Fifty-sixth General Assembly
Michener
General Assembly
Weather report for Indiana hints at regional variation
Indiana weather shows fair conditions with stationary temperatures overall. Northwest Indiana may see slightly warmer readings.
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Indiana
Becker and Son Removed to New Tailoring Shop
Becker and Son, the well known merchant tailors, have removed from their old quarters on Washington and Delaware streets to 21 N Penn Street.
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Becker & Son
Rewashineton and
Delaware Sts
N. Penn,st
Two Steamers Collide and Sink in English Channel
The Beresford and German Emperor collided Tuesday morning in the English Channel and sank quickly. Nine survivors reached Dover, with reports of at least thirty drowned. Survivors claim the Beresford did not sink and reached shore with 84 aboard.
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Losnon
Beresford
English Channel
Dover
Multiple Local Court Actions Across City Transcripts
Local courts hear a range of cases from alleged larceny, disguising indictments, and bail hearings to guardianship and suit for damages. Proceedings include hearings for alleged theft of clothes and a suit against a railroad, while unions plan an eight hour demonstration and a swimmer’s trial proceeds on a separate charge.
Beauty on the Grand 10s Indianas Chorus Rehearsal
A detailed account of a concert rehearsal at Tomlinson Hall highlighting the beauty of Indiana women and the choir's ability to perform Haydn Creation and Wagner Rienzi choruses. It praises performers like Biss Juch, Mr Ricketson, Herr Fischer, Mme Herbert Foerster, and Miss duch, noting roles and the choir's overall readiness for the festival concerts.
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Tova
Tomlinsog Hall
T . Cate
Haydn
Geace
Herbert Foerster
Yeniserho
Messie
Ricketson
la West
Bai
Mabader
Tullianapolis
Biss Juch
Cabriel
Mr. Ricketson
Griel
Herr Fischer
Raphael
Mandelssohn
Mies Lilli Tehman Ogee
Soloiat
Miss Duch
Lenore
Righbini
Rossini
Mme. Herbert Foerster
Graben-Hoffmann
Moderati
Strike crisis grips Clay County coal field amid hunger fears
In Buavit Indiana on May 21 special dispatch reports coal miners in Clay County facing a strike after wage reductions. Many seek work in bituminous mines while hundreds of families face hunger as appeals go out to farmers. Some expect gradual loss of contracts as prices plummet within a year.
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Clay County
Buavit
Ind
Imperial Ca
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St. Paul’s Reformed Church
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Hooper
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Johnson County
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Ohio
Gov. Foraker
Ban Butterworth
Charlie Foster
Maj. McKinley
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