Kentucky feud flares after deputy killings at Delorme
Williamson West Virginia November 18 U P Friends of Anderson and James Mounts slain Wednesday by officers Clark Bevins and Delorme pursue the deputies as a 10000 reward is posted in Pikeville Kentucky Sheriff Keadle mobilizes a posse to guard the officers amid mounting mob fever The Mounts family links to the Hatfields are cited as years of bitter feuding fuel the violence and warnings of further bloodshed circulate through the region
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Williamson
W. Va
U. P
Anderson
James Brounts
Clark
Bevins
Pikeville
Anderson Mounts
Keadle
Elias Mounts
James
Delorme
Mounts
Pike County
Kentucky
Hatfields
Bill Mounts
Csacderson
Mingo County
West Virginia
Bevins S and Clark
Deforme
the Vicinnity
Coroner to occupy room in court house third floor
Coroner Brayton will take room 81 on the court house third floor in vacant space formerly used by court stenographers. A governor of Illinois requisitioned the return of Scott Price, who murdered George Sperrstead in Chicago. Price is held in Terre Haute. A US foreclosure suit was filed in Chicago against George M Beck and others by W K Sullivan, receiver for the American Building loan and investment society. Grand jury returned 39 indictments. murder cases against Joseph Porter, George White and James Thomas postponed. Indiana may adopt voter machine use after constitutional change. Gov elect Mount seeks a house and suggests a pardon board. Indiana University funded by 1895 legislature tax. July 1 1896 availability. Auditor Daily held portion of $39,000 in treasurer, per Attorney General Ketcham. Leaky cisterns cleaned cemented $1.50. J. My: T Ally.
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Brayton
Court House
Illinois
Scott Price
George Sperrstead
Chicago
Price
Terre Haute
W. K. Sullivan
American Building, Loan and Investment Society
United States Court
George M. Beck
Joseph Porter
George White
James Thomas
Mount
Indiana University
Ketcham
Purdue
Currency Reform Move Talks in Indianapolis Board Meeting
Twenty two members of the Indianapolis Board of Trade and local businessmen discussed uniting central western boards to propose a general currency reform. A Dec 1 conference in Indianapolis would invite major boards to form a non partisan commission to craft a currency plan, with Judge Martindale and others appointed as delegates. Gen Stone noted free silver divisions but urged a universal accord to avoid further panic.
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Board of Trade
BE. B. Martindale
R. O. Hawkins
R. 8. Foster
George G. Tanner
W. H. Cooper
J. A. Wildman
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Congress
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H. H. Hanna
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Columbus
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Omaha
Peoria
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Boards of Trade of
Chicago
Toledo
Detroit
Milwaukee
Boards of Trade and Commercial Organizations
United States
Adams
Commercial Club
Gen. Stone
Births and deaths and notices from Indianapolis area
Birth announcements list Jas Larsen, a boy. John Breithaupt, a girl. Geiger, a boy. Rodebaugh, a girl. Sultz, a girl. Rhodes, a boy. Busch, a girl. Gordon Ruffin and Royston, a girl and a boy. Schaub, a girl. Moreland, Loy, a girl. Deaths include Rebecca Hazzard, 65, muco-enteritis. Sarah Folsom, 44, abscess. Infant Boyd, spinal meningitis. Marriage licenses shown for Smith and Schmedel. Swain and Faulkner. Williams and Zellers. Updegraff and Juaura. Walzer and Kennedy. Johnson and Clark. Hueber and Unverson. Forecast for Indianapolis area calls for colder, freezing conditions with fair skies. noon temp 40, 2 pm 42.
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Carrie Larsen
W. Vermontst
John and
Emma Breithaupt
Hamilton Ave
Gottlob
Sophia Geiger
Highland Ave
Walter
Alma Rodebaugh
E. Ohiost
Charles
Carrie Sultz
Indiana Ave
Carl and
Jizzie Rhodes
Morris-st
Maggie Busch
Milton
Mrs. Gordon
W. First-st
Millie Ruffin
N. West-st
Richard and
Alma Royston
Frank and
Annie Schaub
Indianaayve
Oliver and
Tiva Moreland
Bevilleave
Loy
Rebecca Hazzard
W. Wealnut
Dustless Oats and Hours Listed in Old Ledger
Fragmentary OCR lists Janes Dustless Oats and hardwood martes with entries for Jno M Lilly 288 Maas Eve plus hours 9 to 10 a m 2 to 4 and Dr Hiram C Castor with Sunday 6 to 10 a m. Additional numbers 608 appear.
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Hiram C. Castor
Arbuckle Millionaire Found Unconscious In New York
Denver millionaire Frank P. Arbuckle was found unconscious near Eighth Avenue New York City and died at the station house. No clear robbing evidence. bartender notes a watch and large roll of bills. Arbuckle had been in town a week as a Democratic Party figure and fundraiser. His widow, three children, and Denver ties, including Highland favors, are described.
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Jim
Raines Law
Jed Weigel
The
Tammany Times
Frank P. Arbuckle
Denver
Cok
Arbuckle
State Democratic Committee of
Colorado
Feige
W. Thirty-ninth-st
Fourteenth St
Tammany Hall
Mr. Feigel
Upper
Cleveland
Highland Water Works
Highland Electric Light Company
Arizona
Cripple Creek
Central City
Mr. Arbuckle
Col
U. P
New York
Liberal Religions Congress Discusses Creedless Faith and Unity
A report from Plymouth church covers H Dharmapala of Maha Bodhi Society urging truth over dogma and religious unity beyond names. The congress debates liberal labels, missionary work, and the ideal of a creedless natural religion. J L Jones praised, with officers re-elected and future Nashville plans.
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American Congress of Liberal Religions
Plymouth Church
H. Dharmenpala
Maha Bodhi Society
Calcutta
Buddha
Sullivan Trial in Indiana Court for $2 Bills Scheme
Percy Sullivan the young college student faces trial in a United States court on Friday for passing counterfeit style two dollar bills raised to sixteen and used in Indiana towns. He cannot post bond. Judge DeHaven from Bowling Green Ky arrived in Indianapolis after a lengthy talk with Sullivan who maintains his innocence. DeHaven will defend him and Kentucky attorney McElroy arrives Thursday to assist. Sullivan's young wife will attend the trial.
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Percy Sullvan
Indiana
United States Court
Judge DeHaven
Bowling Green
Indianapolis
Sullivan
Flora and Logansport Telephone Company Incorporated
The Flora and Logansport Telephone Company has been incorporated to connect those two points by telephone. The Vegara conservatory of music closed its doors on account of the proprietor's family troubles. The Indiana Medical Journal this month contains a compliment to Riley's new book The Child World from A. W. Brayton.
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Flora & Logansport Telephone Company
Vegara Conservatory of Music
Indiana Medical Journal
Riley
A. W.brayton
Various early 1900s notes from wire service items
A collection of brief notices: Monitor Terror sails from Samily Hook for testing. a Nashville session of the Implement and Machinery Manufacturers Association with Detroit next. Lafayette College student Henry M. Payne reports classmates arrested over whisker cutting. Manila rebels hold ground against Spanish across several provinces. Covington’s Lucas Reiner arrested in Germany possibly for army conscription. appeal to Secretary Olney. Baltimore dry goods firm Johnson Omohundra & Co. goes into receivership with assets $189,000 and liabilities $133,000. Secretary Morton to press for better farmers market bulletins. A M Palmer to give up Palmer's Theatre in New York amid reverses and illness. Pacific railroad indebtedness to be reconsidered as treasury must redeem $30,000,000 next year.
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Samily Hook
Implement and Machinery Manufacturers’ Association
Nashville
Tenn
Detroit
Henry M. Payne
Lafayette College
Easton
Manilla
Lucas Reiner
Covington
Germany
Olney
Johnson
Omohundra & Co
Baltimore
Morton
A. M. Palmer
Palmer
New York
Chicago
Congress
Pacific Railroad
Treasury
Plight of Adams Couple in Vigo County Miners Case
In police court a starving Indiana couple, George and Lizzie Adams, described being trapped by a “pluck me” system in Vigo County mines. After three months of meager wages and heavy deductions, Adams shows a two week pay slip tallying 38 cents, with large charges for screenings, store credit, and house rent. They faced limited aid from a township trustee and publicity from local officials before donors assisted, while they planned to reach a Czech colony near Columbus Ohio.
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SUN
Adams
United States
Pennsylvania
America
Indiana
Airéy
Brazil
Indianapolis
Suit for 100000 against Van Camp and gas company
William Nicewonder sues Van Camp packing company and the Indianapolis gas company for 100000 alleging a gas furnace explosion at the Van Camp factory on August 20 injured him while he was an engineer there. He claims the explosion caused damage due to a defective regulator.
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Wm. Nicewonder
van Camp Packing Company
Indianapolis Gas Company
van Camp
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