Patriarch Haughey's Suspended Funds Overshadow Odd Fellows Session
Grand encampment of the Odd Fellows meets in Indianapolis with over 400 members as Patriarch Theodore P. Haughey faces_BANK failure fallout. The report details his resignations and losses of about 5,551.85 with 8,242.91 total receipts, plus subsequent warrants, amid calls for bylaw revisions and pending Belle-street sewer protests.
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Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
Theodora P. Fiaughey
Indiana
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Lont
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John F. Wallick
A. C. Daily
Haughey
Cockrum
Indianapolis National Bank
Theodore P. Haughey
Indianapoli
Order of Odd Yellows
Order of
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellowship
Theo
Heau
Express messenger shot in Ogden train robbery
Rio Grande & Western train arrives Ogden at 1 am. Express messenger Sayers found dead on the floor with a bullet through his heart and a pistol under his body. Police presume the pistol discharged accidentally as he attempted to lock the safe.
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Utah
Rio Grande & Western
Ogden
Sayers
Liver and Kidney Health Promoted by Sarsaparila Remedy
An advertising-style notice touts Sarsaparila as a great regulator and invigoration agent for the liver and bowels. It claims rapid, effective action from Hoon's Pins and similar ingredients, stressing the importance of keeping liver and kidneys in good condition.
Admin of Carson estate named after widow request
Peter Carson, late county recorder, left no will and the Indiana Trust Company was appointed administrator. The estate totals about $10,009 in personal property with several small city realty pieces. Of the cash, $5,000 is deposited in a local bank. Loftus removed as fire alarm supervisor. Geo. Holderman becomes superintendent. Patrolman Jackson and Fireman Null resignations accepted. Board notes fire department stock is poor and plans to buy 5,000 feet of hose after tests. Loftus, a telephone man, is removed from the police force for sleeping on duty. In Birsingham, Nov 21, Jonasville is burning. wind at 60 mph, damages may reach $800,000. Lehigh Valley freight halted. no cars moved, pawns in Coxton yards stolen.
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Peter Carson
Indiana Trust Company
Loftus
Board of Safety
Pet Fanning
Lire
Geo. Holderman
Fanning
Jackson
Null
Burford
Birsingham
Ale
Jonasville
Lehigh Valley Strikce
Buryau
Lehigh Valley
Coxton
Police Watchfulness and Local Crime Headlines
The city tightens patrols and trains observers as police resignations and arrests surface. Individuals named include Engle the property clerk, Willie Brooks tied to thefts, and Otto Frank with John Shopp captured for stealing papers. a prize winner from Tait & Boas is noted, while many other incidents, lawsuits, and civic news fill the page from court actions to a firemen's ball and club openings.
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Iron Mountain Road
Willie Brooks
Sterling
Tu Lux
Grand Jury
Pettibone & Co
Cincinnati
Otto Frank
John Shopp
Big Four
Fred C.vohn
Tait & Boas
New York
Bool
Abby Jones
Reform School
Jan Larceny
Chas. McDonald
Fred Frazier
BM. A. Farrell
Smith & Tami
Georgiast
Henry Thomas
Third St
Leber
J. H. Clark
M. M. Reynolds
August Althoff
Annis
German Orphan Asylum
Powell
Columbia Club
James I. Farley
Iron Hall
W. Third St
Relief Committee
Democratic
Grand Hotel
Turpie, Voorhees and Gray
Bynum
Strorneys
Tomlinson Hall
Denny
Ida Sweenie
Adolph Fatzke
Andrew Smith
Nick Rambush
Bruntus
Henry
Mary Kemp
Joe
Minnietta Imry
Hol
Kate Perebaugh
Emma Laffert
Geo
Anna Davis
Chester
Ruby Bradford
Deatus
Edward Carl Metzler
August Becker
Bella James
Wm. Broderick
John Seitz
Katie McGaugan
Mertel O’brien
Carroll E. Teeguarden
L. Pearl Forbes
Fred A.rieman
Dina Dirke
William Clinkert
Jessie Wixted
Charles H. Grothe
Lulu Chantine
Diggs Declared Sane After Odd Guardian Hearing
John A. Diggs faced a guardianship bid in circuit court over alleged insanity. He testified liquor worsened his condition, recalled a prior stroke, and joked about divorcing alcohol, amusing judge, jurors, and spectators. A guardian was appointed to handle his pension funds.
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Diggs
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Brown Imade
Deitch
Judge Brown
Honer
Lam Goliyr
Lve
Oluman
Brown
Cieck
Guardian
Arabians rounded up in Midway case and theft spree
Police tied a wood stealing ring to a grand jury after Tuesday court sent three Arabians to the grand jury and fined 123 others ten dollars for associating with thieves. Monday officers followed women with lumber to a Williams street house and found 17 Arabians gathered with others playing cards amid a peddler’s setup. Sadie Esehm, a dancer, was arrested and later released.
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Coburn
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Hyde Banks
Sadie Esehm
Bomb Attempts Rock Valencia Mayor Office in Torrente
In Torrente, Valencia, Spain, Monday morning two bombs exploded in the mayor’s office causing slight damage. The method of entry remains unknown amid heightened security since the Barcelo na and Marseilles outrages. Police in Huerta near Barcelona uncovered a bomb factory with six dynamite charges and an unexploded shell.
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Valencia
Torrente
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National Bank Cases Move Through Grand Jury in Indianapolis
Federal grand jury resumes hearings on Indianapolis national bank cases with clerks Thos Baggs William Bradshaw Will Rexford J Robinson and W J Golt as principal witnesses. Indictments not expected this week.
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Zig-zags Organize Polo Club and Challenge State Clubs
News notes from bicycle circles report the Zig-zags planning a polo club and issuing a state wide challenge to any polo club. It also notes 48743 riders raced in the past season, tours by W C Marlon and Gene Miner, and that Cassignard earned about 1000 dollars monthly in prize money. The Zig-zag club’s 100 mile challenge to Terre Haute remains unaccepted.
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Indiana Bicycle Company
Gene Miner
Independence
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Cassignard
France
Terre Haute
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New York
Broad Ripple
Six Men Burned in Beav er Fire at Government Dam Hotel
A blaze at the Merritt house near the government dam two miles below Denver Beaver County on Tuesday morning killed six men and injured many others. The dazed occupants could not find exits as smoke filled the three story frame building. Names given include John Kelly Barney Wilkes Robt Stanley J J Wrenn James Tlughes and Danial. Five bodies recovered. search for a missing boy continues.
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James Tlughes
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Changes of Venue and Western League Meeting Update
Judge Cox condemns venue abuse amid two murder case transfers and discusses defense fees. A change of venue request faced objections from the father of the accused. The Western League meeting began after John T rush arrived, with no city changes confirmed regarding Sioux City or Omaha.
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Western Bagelor’s Association
John Trush
Sioux City
Omaha
Manning
Kansas City
Marriage leads to fatal clash near Lusanon
In Lusanon Indiana on November 18 a quarrel over a wife ended with Jesse Altum shooting James Vaughn in the arm and then fatally wounding himself in the stomach. Altum’s condition was reported as dire with potential death. The wife had just left Altum for Vaughn and had moved to his house north of the city.
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Notable Iowa Officials Skewer Politicians in Offbeat Portraits
A humorous satirical sketch targets figures such as Auditor Handerson, Prosecutor Holtzman, Clerk Schley, and Gov. Matthews, detailing odd habits and politics. It highlights reform-minded Andrew M. Sweeney, Attorney-general Green Smith, Ex-Controler Woollen, and Rhody Shiel as colorful local characters amid party dynamics and imagined misadventures.
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Holtzman
Henry Bain
Southside
Schley
Circuit Court
Northside
Jack Gowdy
Republican State Committee
Andrew M. Sweeney
Supreme Court
Gov
Matthews
Washington
Irving
Green Smith
McGulf
Woollen
California
Rhody Shiel
Denison House
Ex-Gov Jeremiah Rusk Dies in Wisconsin
Viroqua Wisconsin reports the death of ex Governor Jeremiah Rusk at 8 a m on November 21 He previously served as Wisconsin governor and as secretary of agriculture under President Harrison The article notes his career from farmer to congressman and his humor as a storyteller with a famous anecdote involving Donn Piatt The piece recalls his military service in the Twenty fifth Wisconsin and his role in the Bolt riot era and Wisconsin pension legislation The obituary also mentions Harrison learning of Rusk's death from a Sun reporter and conveying the news with sorrow.
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Husk
Jeremiah McLain Rusk
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Ohio
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Wisconsin Regiment
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Selkehatchie
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Paraguay
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Lincoln
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Jere
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One Pride Colored Citizens Meet Over City Janitorship
A gathering of colored citizens at Antioch church discussed forming a permanent organization to pressure for fair treatment. Speaker W. A. Sweeney criticized the city for giving only a small janitorship in exchange for colored support. A committee of 50 was appointed to advance the effort.
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W. A. Sweeney
Republican Party
A Brutal Burglar and Other Small News Bits
A burglar broke into Geo P Randall's home at 15 Indiana Street early Tuesday, assaulting Mrs Randall and her daughter with an iron bar before escaping. Rosa Bush, 17, returned to Reedaville after losing $15 and a Kansas City ticket while pursuing a fiancé. Montreal police nab three youths for a Nelson monument plot. Patrolman Simpson recovered lost weapons from a hotel washroom and Kendrick was released. Beechams Pills advertised.
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Kendal
A Charme d Lib The Natives Believe His Skin Bullet Proof
A World War era account tells how British commissioner C G G Wheatley in north Borneo commands a small province with Sikh soldiers and a treasury guard. Natives fear his invulnerability amid barter for heads and firearms while Ensign W M Crose visits aboard a U S ship off Mar ion. A separate New York note mentions a mysterious vessel from Admiral Mello’s Heel near New York ready to engage Nictherey.
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Borneo
C. G. G. Wheatley
Mempatkul
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Wheatley
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Vere
Biollo
New York
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Fae Nictherey
Morris tops Park program with The Old Musician
Felix Morris stars in The Old Musician at the Grand with Jane Stuart and Arthur Byron delivering strong turns. The program also features The Major Bucktone's Cousin Joe and a Park bill with The Heart of Africa and Adolph Dusent hypnotism scene. The Carleton Opera Company opens at English’s with Nan on stage, led by Carleton and Alice Vincent. The council conducts broad city business including an impeachment ordinance and new vehicle taxes while considering annexation talks with Haughville.
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Felix Blorria
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Carleton Opera Company
English’n
Nanon
New York
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Mies
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Fanny D. Hall
H. M. Imano
Joyful Republicans Hold Statewide Love Feast in Denison
Denison hosts a Republican gathering with about 150 representatives meeting in the lobby. Notables like Argon Chase and ex-Congressman Jos B Cheadle mingle as Marcus Sulzer pushes for secretary of state while plans for precinct primaries and organization dates are discussed.
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Argon Chase
Kaneas
Marcus R. Sulzer
Sun
Jos. B. Cheadle
Biarcus J. Sulzer
Jack Gowdy
Geologist Gorby Arrested for Drunkenness in State House
Gorby state geologist of Indisens pleaded guilty in police court to drunkenness and was fined five dollars plus costs. He caused a disturbance at the state house, was confined in a small room, resisted, and spent the night at police headquarters before the patrol wagon transported him there. Custodian Griffin said Gorby becomes ugly when drinking and wants to ruin things.
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Indisens
State House
Griffin
Tim
Police
Tug Boat Sunk. Two Drowned in North River Incident
The tug Charles R B Stone sank at 2 a.m. Tuesday while taking water at a bulkhead on North River. Henry Rogers, 15, and a fireman only identified as William drowned. Police rescued several crew members with difficulty.
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Yeur
Charles RB. Stone
North River
Henry Rogers
William
Farmer Bert Mackey Murder Reported in Wooster
Wooster Ohio reports a prominent young farmer Bert Mackey was murdered Monday night to steal his $10,000 life policy. The incident centers on the theft motive and questions surrounding the insurance benefit.
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Indiana Weather Forecast for 36 Hours to 8 PM Nov 2 1893
Forecast for Indiana indicates rain on Tuesday followed by fair and cooler conditions on Wednesday. The outlook covers the 36 hours ending at 8 PM on November 2, 1893.
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