Bank Wrecker Johnson Faces Jail Under Murder Case
Johnson, linked to the Logansport National Bank wrecking and charged with grand larceny, is jailed in Marion county awaiting federal grand jury action. He shares a cell with other inmates, accepts standard jail meals, and awaits legal proceedings after being moved from Logansport. A provincial statement from Mrs. Johnson defends his actions as tied to estate settlement burdens.
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Jon F. Johnson
Staie National Bank
Logansport
Marion County
Indiana Prisoner John Johnson in Indianapolis Case
The report describes John Johnson and his wife Mrs. Johnson with their young daughter traveling to Indianapolis. It notes his surrender, lack of wicked intent, willingness to face penalties, and the press handling by attorney Punk. Details include Johnson’s appearance, estate encumbrances, and anticipation of federal grand jury action on violations of national banking law.
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Jahison
U.b.marshall
Tate
Johnsen
Iereheval
Alyaid
George HH. Preccott
Sorre Taine
Che
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Dodieca
Gerry Woods
Ted Vesars
Punk
Pworth
Peresanal
Johnsonn
Ma Puak
Federal Grand Jury
Johnson
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Streeter System Aids Placement of Indiana Orphans
W OB Streeter state agent spreads the week to spots in northern Indiana where orphan applications arrive. He approved five homes last week and received ten child applications. Each placement is checked for suitability and care with letters from placed girls praising his work. more children and homes are expected as confidence grows.
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W.ob. Streeter
Indiana
Stre
Streeter
Miay
Alt
Mowat Returns From Winona As Presbyterian Assembly Delegate
Mowat, a delegate to the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church, has returned from Winona. He will come back Tuesday after settling office business. The governor notes the New York building as the assembly’s main topic. he believes no doctrinal disputes will be raised and that the assembly may complete its work early next week.
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Clar
Mowat
Winona
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
New York
Died at Home of City Carpenter Benjamin Slimhlouss
Benjamin Slimhlouss died at his home 9 Irving Place Sunday at about age 47. Born in Alexandria New Hampshire he drifted west to Cincinnati then to Indianapolis where he worked as a carpenter. Survived by his widow Emma Cox and three sons John of this city Charles C of New York and Harry of Chicago and a daughter Mrs Emma Cox of Indianapolis.
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Slim Mhlouss Ekgasl
Benjamin
Siramens
Irving Place
Alexandria
New Frampshire
Cincinnaei
Proianapolis
Thos
Cinevienatis Taree
John
Charles C
New York
Harry
Chicago
Sirs
Emma Cox
Tndianapatlis
City Sued by Waddy and Sons for Store Flooding
John ID, Waddy and Herbert Waddy sue the city for 2000 dollars over flood damage from poor Clifford Avenue drainage. They claim one insufficient manhole overflowed during rain, causing water to enter their store at 40 Clifford Ave and deter customers. The Wad dy firm operates Wad y & Son.
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Waddy & Sox
John ID
Waddy
Herbert Waddy
Hai
Wady & Son
Clifford-ave
Rash Promise From Jailbird In Police Court
Phillip HH Henry told the judge he has only been arrested twice in 62 years and asked leniency promising not to return for 62 years. He faced a drink charge, expressed shame, and was fined one dollar and the cost of his coats.
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Phillip HH. Henry
Untitled wartime report from distant theater
Fragmented OCR notes describe troop movements and reactions amid a volatile South Africa period. The garbled text hints at leadership, civic events, and an imminent flare of activity among units, with references to dates, locations, and commands lost in transcription.
Turkish note to Porte on Turkish demise to Greece
May 24 reports identical note prepared by powers for delivery to the Turkish government regarding the Turkish demise upon Greece. German representative Jarvan von Laurie-Jelishe awaits Berlin instructions as notes are prepared for delivery early next week.
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Tie Meran
Jarvan von Laurie-Jelishe
Sul Aewait
Grand Lodge meeting and charity work in Indianapolis
Delegates from numerous states gathered for the Grand Lodge of the Bnai Brith session in Indianapolis. They discussed membership rules and education for orphans, hospital support, and charitable aims while noting the need for anti prejudice efforts and spreading literature. Memorial services honored Morris Goodheart, A. J. Freitleader, and Senator Henry Meek.
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Lowenthal
Farawas
Albuque
Grand Lodge
Americus Qhich
Wei Solsev
Wei Solsev. Af Tiivthihapolis
Hal
Denver
Esther Totee
Kdtianapolis
Jacob
Sonnenberger
Rebbi Levi
Cincinnati
Remiev
Wirsed
Batea
Mies
Dele Mlouday
Chovedamid
Wlohe
Baran Dio Hirsch Lodge
Che Speaker
Lonoer
Morris Goodheart
York
A. J. Freitleader
Cinetin
Henry Meek
Cincil
S.2u
Puesdass
Gover nor orders 15 day halt to care for dying father
Governor orders Jes. Russell housed for 15 days to be at the bedside of his dying father Jas. Juis sell of $4 Singleton-st. The sun was sentenced to four years for a battery with inter toa rat. Liltion Barnet was sentenced for the same crime, four months more to serve. Russell will return to the re foryp clergy after the delay, as the weeks pass. A Board of public works debated road improvements from Washington to Astravea and other routes, with several contractors named for cement walks and brick work. Initiations into a Chinese lodge were held Sunday evening, with a large gathering and a frost of delicacies afterward. Oscar Connors was jailed after a quarrel with James Givens, fined 31 and jailed for debt into the workhouse. Indiana centennial commissioners named by ex-Gov. Matthews and Gov. Mount expected to meet and organize for Indiana Day on October 4.
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Parentedd
Jes
Russell
Jas. Juissell
Indiana
Daniel W. Comstock
Tennessee
Matthews
Mount
Quartet tired of life after threats and failed abduction
A Maryland city report details a woman Mary Severance who attempted morphine overdose after being urged to leave her husband and a third party. The incident, plus other cases, involved lovers, poisons, and emergency dispensary treatment as authorities pursued motives such as abandonment and despair.
Mad dog drowns after rampage on Merid Invest bridge
A mad dog on the Merid Invest bridge over Fall Creek caused a mass scurry as crowds fled. The animal leaped into the creek repeatedly, tried to dive, and finally sank, drifting downstream after a fatal act. It belonged to a man from Hast-st.
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Meridinvest
Fall Creek
Young Republican bets on future gains in local race
A noted young Republican foresees a busy year with Newton Pareine and W. Sinbbs in the mix. Hayes and Thardins are named for judicial roles while Billy North-side faces scrutiny over votes. The piece also notes a Baptist church service, a police search for a bicycle vandal, and rapid progress on the new Park Theater with walls, floors, and marble entrance pillars underway.
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Willile
Newton Pareine
Park Theater
Forecast for Indianapolis Area Through Tuesday
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 6 p m May 2. Fair and slightly cooler Monday night fair and slightly warmer Tuesday. The temperature at noon Monday was 80 at 7 p m average.
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Indianapolis
Old Soldier Charles Johnson Allegedly Injured Then Arrested
Charles Johnson, an elderly veteran from west of Indianapolis, arrived in town Saturday after drinking diggy water. Patrolman Gerber found him with a badly bruised head and missing some property. He was released in police court Monday after being charged with intoxication.
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Charles Johnson
Indianapolis
Gerber
First Big Step in Order of Equity Closures
Assignee Blair stated on Saturday that the first major move to wind up the Order of Equity will occur Tuesday with the sale of real estate on Meridian Street above Ohio. The property will be sold to the highest bidder, ending the order’s remaining holdings.
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Blair
Order of Vequity
Meridian Si
Ohig
Vest Bit Ag
Factional pursuit and global notes mix in crowded dispatch
A sheriff chases Black Eck and 18 bandit Cornelio Cano in northern Mexico while Gov. Atkinson of Georgia aims to raise 160 colonels before term end. The Chinese government plans free postal delivery and BL Stoll is invited to lead the undertaking. Rumor says the Dole government may grant an ocean cable concession to a British firm. Australia’s Charles Covill dies after attempting a 5 minute underwater stay in Stockton. J P Morgan & Co. supposedly plans to merge Western Union and Bell Telephone. Also ads for Sideboards at Jones The Tailor on Illinois Street.
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Black Eck
Arizona
Cornelio Cano
Mexico
Gov. Atkinson
Georgia
BL. Stoll
Chicago
Dole
Honolulu
United States
Charles Covill
Australia
Stockton
Cal
J. P. Morgan & Co
Western Union
Bell Telephone Company
Weyler Calls for Recognition of Cuba Rebels
New York dispatch reports General Weyler expressing astonishment that the United States might recognize the Cuban rebels after his proclamations claiming pacification of most of the island. He warns recognition would invite European ridicule and undermine U S friendship claims. He also notes jingoism in Washington aiming to draw U S into foreign trouble. Luque declines to command in Santiago de Cuba saying insurgents control the province and risks to his reputation prevent frontline service. Weyler orders Luque to Santiago or to Spain. Luque resigns rather than risk commanding a Cuba province. The president signs the Cuban relief resolution authorizing 80 409 dollars for starving Americans and returning volunteers, with Day overseeing disbursement.
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Ew. Weyler
McKinley
Washington
United States
Weyler
Nw York
the Sun
Havana
Luque
Santiago de Cuba
Gen. Weyler
Spain
Hobart
Senate
Day
Ignature
Rumor of Republican Caucus on Cuban Belligerency Alarm Washington
May 24 Washington rumors say a Republican caucus may be called to act on Senator Morgan’s Cuban belligerency resolution. The White House fears a congressional push. 25 signatures could force a caucus, likely leading to belligerency endorsement by four to one. Calhoun’s delayed report increases Cuban enthusiasm in the House.
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Washington
Morgan
White House
Grosvenor
Ohio
Calhoun
Protest Turns Down Beard for Street Improvement Contract
Monday morning the public works board awarded the asphalt project for the street from Pennsylvania to Fort Wayleave and Delaware to Massachusetts, despite petitions from property owners alleging delay. Mayor Taggart and city engineers discussed guarantees and bids, with critics calling the move a delaying scheme. Capta l Paving and Construction Co. won the two sections at 4.05 and 414 dollars respectively.
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W. W. Spencer
Manfay
Taggart
Jeup
Moore
Captal Paving and Construction Company
Pennsylvaniast
Fort Wayleave
Delaware St
Massachusetts Ave
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