WINGS FRANK STANNARD MISSING IN JURY BRIBERY CASE
Information reaches U S authorities that Frank Stannard now out on bond awaiting federal grand jury action on conspiracy charges connected to juror Armstrong bribery has left the state. Lawrence county sources confirm the report as U S marshal deems it true. The marshal predicts Stannard will not escape punishment if found.
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Federal Grand Jury
Armstrong
Lawrence County
Stannard
Supreme Court
Marehel Hawking
Marshal Hawking
Who Is John Crowley The Indianapolis Missing Man
The body of John Crowley is still being identified at Lawrenceburg Indiana. Authorities urge assistance to identify him. He died at a hotel in Lawrenceburg a few days ago. Letters found on his person suggest his home was Indianapolis but the city directory lists no such name and no missing report has been filed.
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John Crowley
Lawrenceburg
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Indianapolis
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John Browning
Harry Smith
Smith
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Commercial
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Fortune
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Jevans Woollen
I. H. Hanna
J. Q. van Winkle
Chas
Johnson
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Grand Lodge of Masons
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Terra Haute
Fort Wayne
J. A. Honser
W. B. Heng
Turkey
Muncie
Julis A. Fisher
Citizens’ Insurance Company
Evansville
Emert
Edith Matto
George
Laura Hildebrand
Jacob
Sarah Mayer
Kate Lauer
Henry
Sponburg
Antrim
John and
Blanch Forster
Johanne Korie
Lille Moniger
Ellsworth
Mary Clark
Duarns
Grace Muzzy
Caswall H. Madison
Phasbe Alen
William Selking
Russel Gregory
Henry Speckman
Geo. McPherson
Wear Thames
Regina Koch
Mantrack
Alfred W. Goodslite
Maggie May Gresh
William M. Lilley
Rachel McClain
Tilford K. Aibro
Annie Wigeman
William
Political intrigue swirls over county convention and candidate plans
A local political scene stirs as candidates spar over an early county convention and possible independents. Rhody Shiel denies a Republican split while Coroner Beck defends stepping back from another run. Delegates rally across parties as district meetings nominate a congress candidate.
Brindle Mad Whip Probes City Water Quality and Tracks Debate
Dr Earp orders a chemical analysis of the water supply and vows to investigate the stations amid reports of discoloration in parts of the city. The Commercial Club dinner discusses railroad crossing elevation, with insights from City officials and industry speakers. A constitutional convention overture seeks disfranchisement for nonvoters, while presidents and officials return from a gunning trip aboard the Violet.
Judge Winters aims to settle iron bell alfska by June first
Judge Winters vows to settle the iron bell alfska matter by June 1 with no further delays. The scene includes a mix of divorce suits, injuries, civic appointments, and local notices from Terre Haute and surrounding areas. The article lists court actions, police events, and obituaries, plus city officials and enumeration results.
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Winters
Elly Tagage
George
Noll
Ida
Impostor Swindles Boarding Houses Targeting South Side
A roaming impostor posing as a cancer patient from Shubenville fleeces boarding houses and hotels on the South Side. He used a fake Dr Fletcher and bogus cancer removal stories, leaving town after meals and new identities. Police notified as the suspect, calling himself James Brown or Williams Bond or John Budd, travels to locate new victims.
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White
Hoyrave
Shulbyville
G.I. Fletcher
Bouss
Bra
G i. Pletchar
Planters
Illinoiz
Wynn
New Jersey
Fletcher
Loe
Bofors
Ira
Win
James Brown
Bond
John Budd
Bue
Coroner Probes Death of Geo Hepris at City Hospital
The coroner has not solved the death of Geo Hepris, investigated at Collier and Sturphy morgue. The victim, found bearing a pocketbook with name and address, may indicate a rifled clothing. No solid clue strengthens murder theory. cause remains in doubt.
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W. A. Waite
Collier & Sturphy
Geo. HePis ‘Raon
BePherson
Agsbean
Explosions and unrest ripple through May 24 news
A Lehigh & Wilkesbarre coal works boiler explosion wrecked a house and halted an air fan, with workers escaping via a second opening. In Cripple Creek, deputies and 10,000 rounds stockpile for 300 deputies to guard miners against strikers amid fortifications and looming bloodshed. Kentucky shootings claim lives, with Conover wife’s sister Tulmans involved. A damaged streetcar dialogue highlights routine hazards. Cataract operation at Giordatone’s eye succeeds, Victoria's Birthday celebrated with bells and 21-gun salute, Emma Juch’s health improves but cancels engagements, Gov. Flower backs a flag display bill, and Van Polt’s advertises superior bread.
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Denver
Cripplecreeix
Bank trial slows as jury nears verdict with more speeches
The jury in the bank case is expected to spend Sunday weighing a verdict after three more arguments on Thursday. Winter argued counts 37 to 14 claim a false entry deceived examiners, while noting earlier transactions were mere changes in credits and not losses to the bank.
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Carsitenoen
Winter
Lidieuspolia Cabinet Company
Loto
Baidbo
Cabinet Company Planer
Cublost
AG. Harris
Elz. Winter
Phur Aday
Politician Bershamer Leaves Democrats for Populists
W I A Gearnhamer abandons the Democrats and vows to campaign for the Populist cause. He plans to speak across the state, saying the party's influence could swing votes and that he seeks an anti ring-rule stance. He had once hoped to become recorder but was blocked by county commissioners.
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W. I. A. Gearnhamer
W. FE. A. Bershamer
Psen
Tomlinson Hall
Csy
People’s Party
Bernhamer
Petar Carson
Gore
Army march to Washington sparks West to city exodus
Dexer Army led by Pravin gathers 600 plus supporters heading for Washington with many more en route from the West. Officials report they were ordered to report at headquarters Thursday evening. Burlington authorities mobilize deputies at yards to deter any train theft while high officials in New York note smallpox cases rising in Oak Olive and Jamessta neighborhoods.
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Dexer
Pravin
Washington
Huslington
Iurlington
New York
Oak Olive
Jamessta
Post urges annexation of Pacific territories
From Grast Hea. Brnin, May 24, the Post urges England to annex Tonga, Germany, Samoa and the United States Hawaii, signaling a colonial expansion stance in the region.
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Brrnin
England
Tonga
Germany
Samoa
United States
Hawaii
Lemon Tonie Laxative 600 Sold by All Drugists
A historical item notes Lemon Tonic Laxative 600 available at all druggists. The entry also mentions Lemon Tonie Laxative 600 carried by druggists, indicating a product listing or advertisement.
Populist State Convention Opens Amid Whiskers and Raucous Cheers
About 900 delegates with yellow badges and varied whiskers gather at Tomlinson Hall for a tumultuous Indiana populist convention. Helen Gougar speaks for woman’s suffrage and prohibition while platform delays and discord test the assembly before a late platform and officer slate emerge, led by Leroy Templeton as chair and J. H. Perkins winning auditor of state.
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UGO
Peifer
Nanena Ie
Ruinegafronta Us
Leroy Templeton
Wadsworth
Davina
Committee On Permanent Organization
Leroy Timpleton
Mr. Templeton
Bate
Templeton
Beatty
I. D. Cummings
Johnson
Mir. Johnson
Washington
Debasta Stockwell
Coxey
Picmie
Paubeneck
Helen Gougar
No Great Increase in Local Tax Receipts Expected
Local tax receipts show no material rise this year as assessors complete work for 189. Property holders cut stock, holding only immediate demand items, leading to lower assessments than 1802 and few increased values. City and county oppose higher valuations, with a probable rise only from contested filings. Also notes on Ruth Cleveland’s health denial and Zig Zag Club updates.
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Gosessor
County Board of Review
Terrible riot robs coke region as guards clash
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on May 24 a large strike at the Stickle Rollow coke region led to a daybreak assault on deputies by about 1,800 strikers. Eight killed and sixteen wounded as Gatlings are readied and injunctions seek to curb gatherings. Farther riots break out at Pittinger and Davis mine in Du Quoin with 50 deputies sworn in.
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Uniontown
Stickle Rollow
Washington Run
Youghiogheny
Fae
Shnluey
Thoreday
Duincia
Ounrhacia
Pittinger & Davis
Jajuain
John
Sheri Heim
Salem
Centralia National Guard
Odin
Ilelm
Posse
Sandoval
Coffin Mystery at Green Lawn Cemetery
At Green Lawn Cemetery a mother’s body was to be moved to Crown Hill but the coffin held no remains. An undertaker notified two boys of the theft as mourners watched, and the empty coffin was buried at Crown Hill while a nervous young girl was kept from the truth.
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Greenlawn
Crown Hill
Deatra
Trues Ehough
Oil explosion kills engineer on Burlington fast mail
May 24 at Kewanee the Burlington railroad tried to run the Chicago fast mail with coal oil. An explosion fatally burned the engineer and fireman. Other items note church quarrel in Nashville, death of Ex-Representative Cox in Mexico at 70, Agnes Erwin named dean at Ladcliffe Harvard annex, a burglary and safe robbery in Lisabon, and a czar's safety plot at Smolensk. Indiana forecast for May 25 calls for generally fair weather with possible showers late night.
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Kamam
Gannspure
Burlington Railroad
Chicago
Kewanee
Peru
Ind
Charles G. Cox
Miami
Cags
Mexico
This
Barvard
Pintapeupira
Agnes Erwin
Ladcliffe College
Harvard’s Annex
Weir Butchell
J. Petersrune
Smolensk
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