Quail Season Yields Sparse Bob White Harvests Across Indiana
Indiana sportsmen report scarce bob white quail with widespread failure to bag substantial totals. Only Brown and Daviess counties show some cover abundance, while bass and rabbits provide pockets of success. Hunters Ward and Vories praise fishing on White River and look to future trips in Daviess county.
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Bob White
Indiana
Brown and
Daviess
F. A. Ward
State House
Daviess County
White River
Alyson
Hervey DL
Vories
Vories, State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Joss
Johnson County
Vortep
Ed. Sherer
Brooklyn
Ind
John Gasper
Albert Lieber
Marshall
Mr. Gasper
C. C. Paddock
St Eaglen
Brown County
Shelby
Hancock
Mr. Haglen
Fayette
Rush County
Enmity Over Unsigned Warrants Stirs City Hall Row
A Florida based letter from ex Controller Woollen targets Controller Trusler over unsigned warrants left by Woollen. Woollen insists warrants were proper and paid, while Trusler plans to sign them and faces sharp criticism for a salary dispute tied to a fire department fee. Trusler seeks legal guidance on legality of his actions.
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Woollen
Trusler
Florida
Trusser
Mr. Woollen
Board of Safety
Council
Coys Old Place Burns As Road House Ruins
The long running Lanham road house east of the city on the Irvington line burned early Thursday morning leaving a smoldering ruin. C B Waldren who slept inside described waking to dense smoke and escaping with only a few personal effects while firefighters stood by. Estimated loss near 5000 dollars.
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Lanham Road House
Irvington
C. B. Waldren
Sun
Coy
Hawkins
Hollywood Homestead
Sim Coy
Ollie Lanham
Investigating Taylor's Bank Faces Turbulent Times
Federal grand jury probes the Vincennes national bank suspension and its troubled condition. On July 4 1892 W M Taylor president shot himself at a Vincennes churchyard. A receiver has run the bank since the suspension. Other cases involve post office matters and revenue law violations. Indianapolis bank examination finished with indictments due December 1.
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Federal Grand Jury
Vincennes National Bank
W. M. Taylor
Vincennes
Wes
Post Office
Indianapolis National Bank
Odd Fellows Convention Reports and Officers Election
Thursday session focused on routine committee reports. The meeting will adjourn Thursday evening after electing officers for the coming year.
Divorce and court actions fill Hamilton county docket
Cewillow Ingalls divorced Eli for failure to provide. Julia Hamilton sues James H. for divorce and seeks her maiden name Straub. Judge Stephenson to swap benches with Judge Brown next week. Secretary Bicknell visits Southern insane hospital with state charities board. Insane hospital contracts set for Friday at the state house custodian’s office. Rowland Evans sues American Casualty Co. for 600 over unpaid transcript. State hospital annual report shows earnings 102 320 and disbursements 8 498.16. Charles Ek and Walter Adams sent to Board of Children’s Guardians. Lizzie, 10, could not be placed. Mrs. McLean improves from heart disease. Chas Grim to stand trial for a Brighton Beach prize fight. Wrade to be tried Friday. Joseph Varisette sues Reibold and contractors over a hotel accident, $5 000. Delayed decision due to attorney findings. expected Friday. Susan Edwards sues Supreme lodge K of P over a policy. Georgiana Kurtner’s daughter denies mother pretended to be sick to dodge Munden rape case. Supreme Court upholds Shoemaker versus South Bend spark arrester company on patent dispute.
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Cewillow Ingalls
Eli
Rowland Evans
American Casualty Company
Systern Insans Hospital
Charles Ek
Walter Adams
Board of Childrens’ Guardians
Brown
Lizzie
McLean
Chas. Grim
Brighton Beach
Wrade
Joseph Varisette
Louis Reibold
Bates House
Salisbury & Stanley
Parisette
Lux
Munden
Supreme Court
Geo. H. Shoemaker
South Bend
South Bend Spark Arrester Company
Appellees
Van Petts opens dry cleaning line at Union Co Operative
New dried aplit reas at Van Petts promotes patronage of Union Co-Operative Laundry as a top quality service, hailed as among the finest in town.
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van Petts
Union Co-Operative Laundry
Prisoner McPherson Escapes Court as Jury Deliberates
In a dramatic scene late Wednesday, Albie McPherson, awaiting verdict for attempting to ravish Lydia Munden, stood, seized his hat, and slipped from the courtroom corridor. Spectators and officials witnessed a football yard distraction as McPherson vanished. By Thursday morning, McPherson remained at large while the jury’s sealed verdict hung in the balance.
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Warvest
AlbiePherson
Lydia Munden
Eammett
Horce
Delawarest
Tom Sheehan
McPherson
Court House
Cox
Sheehan
Reveal
Aberitf
Elegant weddings mark season at Second Presbyterian Church
The New family’s Elizabeth M New and J K McKeen Jr of Terre Haute wed at Second Presbyterian with Dr Milburn officiating. Guests included Rowena New and many out of town ushers. After a reception the couple left for St Louis and Terre Haute. Additional nuptials followed at local homes with Lillian Habich, Herman Osterheld, and Julia Muller joining in marriage.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Dbnss
Elizabeth M. New
John C. New
Wim
J.k K. McKeen
N. Pennsylvania-st
St. Louis
Terre Haute
Lillian Habich
Carl Habich
Herman Osterheld
N. California-st
Squire Habich
Market-st
Herman Adam
Julia Muller
Rev
Peters
Zion’s Church
Minnie Dewald
Paul Striebeck
N. Mississippist
Fulton-st
Record-setting locomotives duel near Curcaco
Two rapid locomotives left Chicago on the Lakeshore road with railroad men aboard. One train used New York Central engine 999 and Wagner cars, the other London and Northwestern's Empress with English compartment coaches. Tests of speed are planned for next week. Weather forecast for Indiana predicts colder, fair weather through Friday night.
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Curcaco
Awifteat
Chicago
Laks Shore Road
New York Central
London & Northwestern Road
Daughter born to Count Herbert Bismarck wife
The wife of Count Herbert Bismarck presented him with a daughter. Dispatches from Algiers report police uncovering nests of snarchists at Mustapha and Husselndy with many bombs seized. Forty thieves? 127 fishermen drowned off the coast in the recent storm. Receivers appointed Thursday for the American casualty company, four large Baltimore concerns.
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Herbert Bismarck
Copenhegen
Sey
American Casualty Company
Baltimore
Algiers
Mustapha
Husselndy
American Lag Waving Over Hawaiian Isles Plot
From Honolulu reports on November 16 and 28 via San Francisco, Minister Willis signals the U S policy toward Hawaii remains fixed while royalist plots to restore the queen rise. The Annexation club pledges resistance and threats flare as a Philadelphia–backed move looms.
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Howno
Uxt
San Francisco
Willis
United States
Alimena
The
American League
League
Wills
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific Ocean
Mr. Winlis
Philadelphia
Thrane
Auckland
Cleveland
Congress
Annexation Club
Wassixcton
Gresham
Honolulu
Destitute Old Lady Hicks Struggles At Oliver Avenue
A pitiful case of destitution surrounds Mrs Hicks at 6 Oliver Ave. She is ill and has no fire as gas was shut off for nonpayment. Grandchild aged 15 cares for her with help from kind neighbors. Once worth at least 75000 dollars, she now endures severe poverty after her daughter’s death.
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Oliver Ave
Hicks
Epidantic Grippe Outbreak in Local City
A local physician treats ten cases of genuine imported grippe with about 200 cases feared this autumn. Many residents suffer sniffles and headaches, Assessor Wolf recovers from a severe headache, and Henry Talbott, theatrical manager, is home ill with the illness after five calls for grippe cases on Wednesday night.
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Grippe
H Im
Wolf
Henry Talbott
Wreck of Chicago Limited Trains Rear-Freight Near Vincennes
The Chicago Limited on the E T H line collided with a freight train one mile south of Vincennes Indiana around 4 AM Thursday. The locomotive and baggage car were wrecked and burned. the engine and mail car sustained damage. The engineer and fireman escaped by jumping and were slightly injured. No fatalities reported.
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Vincennes
The Pathetic Case of Two Orphans and Relief Efforts
A citywide relief effort unites township trustees the Commercial club and charity groups to aid destitute families. The flow mission reports hunger and illness among orphans and widows, with cases at Mulberry and Mitchell streets prompting immediate aid including meals clothing and medical care. A benefit fundraiser will support the relief fund.
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Township Trustes
Commercial Club
Relief Committee of Workingmen
Charity Organization Society
Workingmen
Fortune
Charity Society
Lane
Citizens’ Company
Mulberry St
Mate Cahill
Flow
Plymouth Church
Michgelst
Iliva
Barry
Burberry St
Raliaf Fund
AL Bald
Peney Wight
Lehigh Valley Freight Strike Sparks Widespread Action
Lehigh Valley railroad dispute triggers mass deputy sheriffs sworn in New Jersey and patrols as freight trains move on Lehigh Valley lines. Jersey City reports a fractured strike with trains briefly running under armed supervision. passenger service largely normal amid ongoing tension.
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West Shoes
Central and Erie
Burraro
Lehigh Valley
New York Central
West Shore & Erie Road
Lehigh
New Euenschen
N. J
New York
Lehigh Valley Road
Waverly
Jersey City
Sayre
Penn
Communipaw
Reading
Porrsville
Evizaputa
Iiehigh Valley
Swords' Points clash over court fees and receiver seek
Prosecutor Holtzman and Judge Stubbs spar over fee enforcement in police court. John Cooper, convicted of drunkenness, is released then ordered to pay the fee under protest. A receiver is sought for Kenwood property after notes secured by mortgage defaults and sales by Mary J Evans and others.
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Swords
Holtzman
Stubbs
Cooper
Chag. WN. Tromroor
Mary J. Evans
C. W. Weaver
Geo. R. Schofield
W. J. Hubberd
Mary
Kenwood
Banda
Possible Closure Rumor Hits Indianapolis Breweries
Manager Albert Lieber of the Indianapolis Brewing Company discusses a rumor that one of the three breweries may shut down amid plans to tax each plant as a separate entity. He notes consolidation could cut costs despite rising sales and emphasizes fairness in taxation, citing tax figures from the city and surrounding areas. He would dislike closing a plant, especially while aiming to maximize employment.
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Albert Lieber
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Indian Center Township
Daring Burglary Strikes Greenfield Indiana
A bold raid in Greenfield Indiana Wednesday night saw eight to ten homes entered and J W Carter plumbing and gas fitting shop robbed. The safe was blown open causing extensive damage though little cash was taken. Detectives from nearby Indianapolis pursued leads with a note of a larger plan.
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Greenfinny
Ind
Nieves
J. W. Carter
Lodisnapolis
Javary Sunk in Battle With Brazilian Government Boats
Reports from London and New York state the rebel monitor Javary was sunk in an engagement with government batteries at Witche r ay. The 200 crew aboard perished with the vessel, marking a major setback for the rebels.
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London
Tio Janeiro
Wichteray
Javary
Melio
Republic
Aquibadan
Jayary
New York
Terrific Gales Raging in Scotland and England
London reports a severe gale and snowstorm sweeping Scotland and northern England with heavy drifting. Three trains buried in snow on the Highland line and seas rough offshore as officials tally 27 lives lost in the storm along the Irish and English coasts.
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London
Scotland
England
Highland Railway
A. J. Mundells
Board of Trade
Democratic Love Feast Highlights Indiana Politicians
The Grand hotel hosted a large Indiana Democratic gathering with Senators Voorhees Turpie and state officials attending. Speakers defended Looming silver fights, praised Joshua Jump as collector and discussed federal appointments while delegates conferred in secret clubs.
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Voorhees
Turpie
John EK. Lamb
Terre Haute
Williard New
North Vernon
Jerome Herif
Peru
Tom Waggart
Senator Voorhees
Feres
Joshua Jump Ua
Terry Hut
Belora
Dump
Han
Jump
Indianapolis
Tanner
Bynum and Turple
Chas. L. Jewett
Cumback Talks Tariff Victory and Wallace Book
Hon Will Cumback of Greenfield ex lieutenant governor and president of the Western association of writers spoke Thursday. He said the tariff issue drives the Republican win and praised McKinley's presidential prospects while modestly noting Lew Wallace’s latent book does not meet his expectations.
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Will Cumback
Greenfield
Western Association of Writers
Waa
Tim Sun
McKinley
Lew Wallace
The
India
Cumback
Gen. Wallace
Almeda Brings Honolulu News Quiet After Departure
The Almeda from Honolulu reached San Francisco on Thursday with no material change in Hawaii's situation. City engineer Brown is due back from New York Friday after being sworn in. Deputy Dean has led the office in his absence. Questions arise over potential pay for the time Brown was away as the controller weighs options.
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Almeda
San Francisco
Esteamer Almeda
Honolulu
Hawaii
Brown
New York
Ollica
Mr. Brown
Funeral of Gen Rusk to be Imposing in Wisconsin
In Wiroona Wisconsin on November 23 the funeral for Gen Rusk will be an imposing event with ex Presidents Harrison Noble and Miller among expected attendees. A Milwaukee Madison train party of about 200 including state officers and Washburn post G A R will act as escort.
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Wiroona
Wis
Rusk
Harrison
Noble
Miller
Milwaukee
Madison
Afcdison
Goveck
Alsa Washburn Post G. A. It
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PROM
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Melho
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DHS EH
Durnorr
Mich
Edson, Moore & Co
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Jefferson Ave
Bredley Dunning
James McKay
Knattnauer, Rosenfield & Co
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Sher Blizlardin
Britain
Firmen
St. Lewis
Waddock & Hawley
Loxton
Laula Michel
Barcelona
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Wallach
Brusk
Invernoyvinny
Cash Gray
Chol. Sr. Perprspuna
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