Murder Charge After Fatal Shot At Washington Street Home
Jas Eubanks died from a gunshot wound inflicted by Patrick O Keefe at 260 W Washington St late Friday. The killer, an elderly man, appeared in court and was bound over for the grand jury as his daughter Grace and wife of the shooter witnessed the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Eubanks
Tatrick O’ Keefe
Washington St
EH. M. Hisenbeins
Kk MM Eisenbeiss
Grace
Kula Scott
Bartholdi
Ill
Scott
Jim
Eubanks
Kirchen
O’keefe
Beck
Eubenks
Police Court
Patrick O'Keefe
James Eubanks
Colbert
O'Keefe
James A. Pritchard
Flanne & Buchanan
Crownhill
Pearl Hemming and Grits at Von Pe't's
Beechum's Pills will and drinks of water mornings. Local notice fragment lists Pearl Hemming at a cafe and morning beverage routine with pills mentioned in a clipped discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
von Pe't's
Beechum
Keep the Wolf Away Work Not Charity in Unemployed Relief
Friday night a large crowd gathered in the Indianapolis criminal court room for the Central Labor Union led effort to aid unemployed workers. D F Kennedy urged self help, loans, and rent relief while committees were named to press the mayor, public safety board, council, and rental agents for action. Builders Exchange officials warned relief may be slow as contractors face shrinking work and possible layoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court Room
Central Labor Union
D. F. Kennedy
F. T. McWhirter
Kennedy
Wom. Branneman
Carpenters’ Union 446
Indianapolis National Bank
Times
Chas, Higginson
Preston Litton
Wm. H. English
Wm. Tuttle
Jas. F. Deery
Jas. T. Deery
Fred, Miller
Wm. Johnson
Chas. Hacker
Board of Public Safety
Wm. Branneman
I. H. Bennett
Frank Vonnegut
W. H. Knight
W. H. Knight and 8. W. Shannon, T. BH. Wright, Albert Feichau, C.F. Schultz
Ono. McGregor
Frank Parrish
Jas. Carroll
Preston, Litton
Hugo Shafer
Henry Kaley
Owen Hartaford
N. L. Cloud
I. N. Miller
Oscar Beach
Chae
F. Moore
J. 8. Duboy
Builders’ Exchange
George W. Stanley
Exchange
John J. Twineham
J. Morse
Assessment Order For Stockholders Of Defunct Indianapolis Bank
Controller Eckels orders shareholders to pay 100 dollars per share totaling 300000 dollars by November 2, 1813 to fund debts of the failed Indianapolis National Bank. Receiver Hawkins to enforce collection, aiming to raise asset value and boost creditor dividends amid expected resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckels
Indianapolis National Bank
Eckles
Hawkins
Luiirmpapols National Bank
Tndianapolis Tnd
Upp
Heras
United States
Lnw
Ividia
Apolis Mationa
Tdward Hawkins
Seid
City of
Washington
District of Columbia
World’s fair drains Indiana money and workers
City businessmen celebrate the nearing end of the world’s fair while recalling a 60 day period that reportedly drained about 20000 dollars daily from Indianapolis. Officials say around 1000 people per day left the city to attend the fair, with Pennsylvania railroad workers noting widespread absence and a misleading employee tale punished with a three day layoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Sun
D. P. Erwin
Board of Trade
Indiana
Indianapolis
Geo. Dickson
Supt
Darlington
Pennsylvania Road
City Life Notes From A Busy Week At Home And City Hall
Local events include Elks social on N Meridian with refreshments and program. Officials discuss vehicle taxes a brewery tax and pawn broker reporting. court rulings delay ordinance. salaries under review. A contractor Whitset died of typhoid at 809 N Meridian Ave. fires at W Noble St and Russell Ave homes. smallpox outbreak hits Dunkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Drechmann
Krupp
Atlas
Murphy
Tomlinson Hall
Denny
Elks
N. Meridian St
Metcalf
Dunkirk
Muncie
John A. Whitset
Whitset & Adama
Meridian
Chas Reiner
Hammond
Venturen
Pears
Henry
Marshal Hawkins
Hemmoend
Wm. Devine
Pat Welsh
Russell Ive
Jas. Voss
W. Marketst
Supreme Court
Bluchy
Business Report
Suit Against Bank Directors for 335000 Damages
The International Typographical Union officers William B. Prescott and A. G. Vines sue T. P. Haughey and fellow directors of the late Indianapolis National Bank for 335000 alleging false statements inflated assets and insolvent loans leading to depositor losses. Plaintiffs claim misrepresented assets 2.5 million plus capital stock and profits, with loans to related parties totaling over 1 million deemed worthless. The action, first of its kind, targets alleged proxies, improper control, and fraudulent discounts by Haughey and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. B. Prescott
A. G. Vines
International Typographical Union
W. V. Rooker
Superior
T. P. Haughey
Chas. Meyer
R. B. F. Pierce
Harvey Satterwhite
Schuyler Colfax
Indianapolis National Bank
Haughey
Pisintiffe
Third National Bank of New York
Indianapolis Cabinet Company
Whitoa
Indisnapolis Glue Works
Indisnapolis
Ahaughey
Schuyler and
Lewis
Fritz Emmett Arrested In Abandonment Case
Famous actor Fritz Emmett known for Fritz in prosperity was arrested on a warrant by his wife charging abandonment and non support. He appeared in Yorkville police court and was freed on parole pending Sunday hearing. Divorce proceedings have begun naming Emily Lyton as co respondent. He said years of trouble and a period apart with gifts and reconciliation attempts.
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New York
J. K
Fritz Emmett
Fritz
Grand Opera House
Emmett
Yorkville
Emily Lyton
Jealous Rage Ends in Fatal Shooting in Ossawatomie
In Ossawatomie Kansas on Friday night James Rainey killed Miss Lotta Jackson who was visiting Ros Morgan after a broken engagement. Rainey fired through a window and escaped into darkness, his motive jealousy after the engagement ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osawatomie
Kansas
Mias Lottle” Jackson
Ros Morgan
James Rainey
Rainey
Indiana Weather Forecast For October 20 1893
Forecasts for Indiana call for colder, fair weather Saturday and Sunday. Details note a six hour window ending p.m. Oct 20 1893. Advertisement references show Chicago excursion lines and page displays within the issue.
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Indiana
Repeal Bill Debate Near End as Sherman Gains Spotlight
Washington October 24 Senate sought a final vote on the repeal bill at 2 PM after remarks by Wolcott Sherman and Gorman. Sherman warned against silver purchases harming the nation while urging bond options and a fund reallocation. Gorman accused Sherman of party maneuvering as debate stretched into a long Saturday session.
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Washieton
D. C
Voorhees
Senate
Wolcott
Colorado
Sherman
Ohio
Voice of
Stanard
Cleveland
West
Blackburn
Gorman
Sheriman
Oulo
Gormac
Treasury
Stewart
Gun Explodes Injuring Man During Hunt in North Indianapolis
A colored man was severely injured when a gun exploded while he hunted in North Indianapolis on Saturday. He suffered facial and hand injuries, was rushed to City Hospital in an unconscious state, and could not give his name before press time.
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Indianapolis
Newport officer in Borden case dies at sea
Capt Phillip Harrington, cited as chief officer in the Borden murder case, is dead in Newport. Stocks rise in Wall Street amid ongoing market optimism. A French wartime scene and a large number of city officials visiting the world’s fair are noted. A plot to damage the French warship Jaurefuibery at Toulon is alleged.
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Wallst
Phillip Harrington
Borden
Newport
Czew
Russia
Carnot
France
Union of American
Jaurefuibery
Toulon
Amalgamated street railway workers call general strike
The Amalgamated association of street railway employees, meeting since Friday, orders a general strike across Minneapolis and the intercity line to St. Paul. About 100 strikers in St. Paul and 50 on the Inter-Urban walkout. Non union crews man several lines under police guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minxzarouis
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis Street Railway Company
SevenStory Pittsuere Fire Destroys Ice and Storage Building
A Friday fire at Pittsuere damages the seven story Chatauqua lake ice and Pittsburg storage facility, wall collapse blocks streets, and total loss is estimated at 700000 dollars. Five people are seriously injured escaping including T. J. Heilman who is expected to die, and witnesses Martin Griffith Edward Spears William Smith Frank McCann.
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Pittsuere
Chatauqua Lake Ice Company
Pittsburg Storage Company
Los
T. J. Heilman
Martin Griffith
Edward Spears
William Smith
Frank McCann
Local theater notes reveal party casts and new acts
Miss Annie Moore earns a noted role as Prince Fortune in Devils Auction while Willa Martin joins Lawrence Hanley's company as leaving lady. Indiana divorces give way to marriages with Charles Coghlan and Hanley among the happy pairs. Dixey adapts Adonis for Grand Theatre and new acts arrive at Park and Empire venues with several singers and comic highlights.
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Annie Moore
Prince Fortune
Willa Martin
John “Kankakee” Martin
Lawrence Hanley
Indiana
Charles Coghlan
Dickson & Talbow
Henry KE. Dixey
John 8
Murphy
Joseph Murphy
Kerry Gow
Sheun Khue
Indianapolis
Archie Boyd
Joshua Whitcomb
Grand Opera House
Empire
Henry E. Dixey
Adonis
New York
Dixey
Paderewski
Carmencita
Loie Fuller
Henry Irving
Martin Hayden
Gulf of Mexico
iWip and Tuck
Amelia Glover
David Warfield
Out West
Bernhard
Camille
Wool
Sweatnam
Street Laborers Demand Pay at Controllers Office
A Saturday morning crowd of hundreds gathered outside Controller Trusler’s office demanding a week’s pay for street laborers. Police were called as Trusler explained the city’s funds were exhausted and limited loans were prohibited until taxes are collected on November 6.
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Trusler
Controller Trusler
Trualer
Colbert
Wilson
Capital City Cloth Casket Company Assignment Filed
The Capital City cloth casket company filed a deed of assignment with the recorder Sanford S. Sicksen named trustee. The factory stock real estate are signed over. Reasons cited are hard times failed collections and weak trade. Charles J. Sherrer has led the firm with about 18 800 dollars in capital and around 10 workers.
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Capital City Cloth Casket Company
Recorder
Sanford S. S*icksen Ia
Charles J. Sherrer
The Murphy Meeting Draws Large Crowd at Church Event
Francis Murphy the temperance evangelist speaks at the old Christian church Friday night. Mayor Denni consents to preside at Tom Linton hall meeting. Murphy praises the mayor and his wife and urges young women to heed parental counsel while rebuking harsh elder treatment. Addresses by Reva Taylor Lucas and Col Eli Litter.
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Murphy
Francis Murphy
Old Christian Church
Tomlinton Hall
Denni
Reva
Taylor
Lucas
Col
Eli Litter
Nine Little Inspectors at City Board Meeting
The Board of public works met on Friday to transfer duties to the new board and cut nine inspectors from the payroll. The old city engineer will appoint two or three competent assistants to handle the work these inspectors were paid to do.
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Board of Public Works
Old City
Sunday church services listed for Meridian st area
Meridian church listings show morning and evening services at Second Presbyterian First Baptist St Pauls Episcopal Plymouth and more. Speakers include Dr Sims Rev Milburn Dr Rondthaler Dr Taylor Rev Carstensen Rev Dewhurst Rev Lewis Dr Buchtel Rev Ballard Dr Haines Dr Coul Roberts Park Methodist Dr Lucas and Dr Lucas with topics such as Judaism Sowing wild oats in real life and Who is my neighbor plus Saved by His Life Exodus and human nature glorified provisions.
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Meridianst
Methodist
Sims
Second Presbyterian
Milburn
Tabernacle Presbyterian
Rondthaler
First Baptist
New York
Pennsylvania
Taylor
St. Paul's Episcopal
Ilinois
Carstensen
Plymouth Congregational
Meridian
Dewhurst
People’s Congregational
Blackford
Michigan
Lewis
Central Ave
Buchtel
Memorial Presbyterian
Ballard
First Presbyterian
Haines
Roberts Park
Central Christian
Delaware
W Nut
Lucas
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Pat O'Rebeel
O’herfe
Pat
Indianapolis National
City Life
Indianapolis Bank
Younes Emmett Sreme
Jhalous
Chicago
Oet
Grover
Newton, L. L
Stourbridges Glass
Corna
Pittsburg
Capital Casket Co
Wm. L
Hider’a
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