Prominent Men Sign Sherrick Bond in Police Court
In Marion Indiana police court Friday at 2 pm Judge Thomas Whallon set David E Sherricks bond at 15000 with several wealthly figures from Indiana signing. The bond aims to cover alleged embezzlement while Gov Hanly faces denouncement for pressuring Sherricks resignation and swift action.
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David E. Sherrick
Thomas Whallon
Indiana
Sherrick
Thomas Wharton
Whallon
Cyrva
Warren Bigler Appointed Auditor of State
Warren Bigler, appointed to succeed Sherrick Ab, appeared at the State House Friday to present his bond to the governor. He reports several indemnity companies offered bond, but says many friends advised against it. He declines publicity, notes his business life remains primary, and promises a thorough investigation of the auditor’s department.
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Riek
Volica- Gen
Hanly
Iradina
Sherticks
James Mipeham
Mra Sims
James B. Goodrich
Reepublican
Guedrich
Ingham
Prernor
Sherrick
Sherrink
Warren Bigder
Bieter
Furman
Blaname
Gse
Bigher
Wabash
Warren Bigler
Fragmented 19th Century Loan Ledger Notes and Firms
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous notes and instruments with values and names. Entities include Sherbichs Loans and Investments, merchants, and several mining and industrial companies like Black Diamond Mining, Marlon Zinc, Royal Mining, American Engineering, Hins Bankers Oil, and Great Waters Gold Mining. Mentions collateral personal loans and various note issuers across multiple firms.
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St Faring and Merchants
We. S.wolkente
Posamas & Co
Nore
Stinry & Co
LW. Wiesare
Amie
Th. Sampeea
Fe OH
Mulne
Kents
P. Spangler
F. Tivans
Woteot
Joan
Vnrinue Rispenstmie Persone Bods
Black Diamond Mining Company
Brack Black Diamond Mining Compar
Stork Indiana Oi and Siang Company
Marlon Zinc
Royal Mining Company
Cinginnaddopiin
Stork American Engineering Company
Hinck Bankers’ Oil Company
Sintk Great Wraters
Florida
Florida , Stock Lity Lead and Ane Mining Company
Rae Hank
Cleero
Mink
Cleera
Wickard
Walcott
Supreme Court Clerk Notes No Change in Office Force
In remarks by Clerk of the Supreme Court Robert A. Brown auditors say there will be no change in staff at the office for the present, indicating stability in operation and personnel amid unspecified conditions.
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Supreme Court
Robert A. Brown
Bigler
No Mercy Shown in Hanly Handling of Sherrick Case
Report contrasts Gov Hanly approach to Sherrick defaulter ruling with his prior stance on Berkeley Smith’s hanging. Describes dramatic public mood in Indianapolis with visitors from across the state as Smith’s death penalty carried out after delays and appeals. Notes Hanly’s late decisive action, previous mercy shown, and the diverging attitudes toward Native enforcement versus mercy.
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Che City
Harry Miller
Gov. Hanly
Denison Hai Men
Miler
Aumof
Sherrick
Molter
Healy
Polk
Hanly
Berkeley Smith
Raverner
Guy Hanis
Indianapoli
Michigan
Supreme Court
Smith
Gov. Hatey
Sion
Manly
Bherrick
Wickard Will Sue Intimates Over Hanly Expose Motive
Wickard will sue Hanly's intimates claiming bad motive in the expose. A unit seeks 50000 dollars in damages for criminal libel not pursued. (Continued on page 2, col. 1)
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Hanly
Warden Seeks $39 Payment From County After Execution
Warden James D. Reid sent a bill for 39 dollars to Marion County Archter Cy Clark claiming a 10 day statute allows deduction from the county for the cost of executing condemned inmate Berking Smith. The notice argues the county owes the sum under state law.
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Marion County
James D. Reid
Cy Clark
Body of well dressed girl found in Oho River
Cincinnati Ohio September fifteenth report says a well dressed twenty year old girl was recovered from the Oho River at Bixthest foot Friday morning. Police suspect foul play or possible self harm behind the death.
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Oho River
Scripps-Mrle
Cincinnati
Hinl
Bixthest
Sherrick's Silent Grief Amid Political Turmoil
The article portrays David E. Sherrick under stress after political scrutiny and personal losses. It notes sympathy from friends and officials, the governor labeling him a defaulter, and Sherrick’s heartache after his wife’s death. It details appeals for medical and financial aid, and the impact on his nomination efforts.
Weather Forecast For Friday Night In Car PA
Forecast notes a cool evening with clear conditions expected. Temperatures drop across the region as extending night hours bring light winds and cooler air, aiding outdoor activities later.
Refugees From Louisiana Arrive With Suspected Yellow Fever
In Cincinnati on September 15 a train carrying three Pullman sleepers and one car arrived at 2:40 a.m. with twenty passengers showing yellow fever symptoms. Dr. Bof Gyle of the health department directed immediate isolation in the branch hospital. Several named patients from Lake Providence and nearby towns were stretchered off for medical care while authorities prepared to quarantine and monitor all on board. Fourteen refugees showed symptoms. five were clearly yellow fever cases. The incident mirrors previous outbreaks in New Orleans, where fatalities and new cases were reported as of September 18.
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Cincinnati
Bof Gyle
Inetniath Wealth ) Department
Leaingten
Rae
Mia ‘Td Roan
Tolatida
Anne Stone
Tatuhaa
Mra
Td Stone
Af Tallajula
Wille Smmith
Lake Providence
Stockner
Lake
Ranstell
FE Ranesdell
Grand Inter
Ransdell
Lexington
Fuyle
Phy
Take Providence
Hartie
Drs Lirte
Chicago
Willemain
Precio
Schoolmate of McKinley at Canton Recalled
A garbled Sept item recalls a schoolmate of President McKinley, noting attendance at school with him and later involvement in Washington. The fragment mentions an associate tied to Ha and an IRS role, with unclear dates and places.
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M’kinley
Fcripps-M Rae Press Association
Ungton
Pletche
Mfe-Song
McTonbes
Ay Holiend
Washington
Charles Day Wins Bicycle for Sun Subscriptions
Charles Day, aged 14, son of Montclair postmasters, earned a bicycle by securing seven yearly Sun subscriptions. This marks his twenty eighth victory in maintaining Sun newspaper sales in the locality.
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Charles Day
Montclair
The
Sun
Sun Eldhers
Charles 1
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John B. Cockrum
Addison Harris
Newton Harding
D. Tatewiler
Chas. A. Weathers
Charles Germmer
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FE. P. Clark
E. J. Robison
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L. G. Akin
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Floyd Woods
E. H. Tripp
Elbert F. Wells
Marion Trust Company
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Frank Hanly
David B. Sherrick
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Sherbich’s Loans and Investments
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Mrs. Sherrick
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Plortia
North Corona
Weather Forecast
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Ineaportamsn’s
Washingtons
Denison Barber Bhop
Ti Cacela
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Louisiana
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Sichina
Health Department
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Scripps M Rae Press Assollation
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Indiananella, Stove Company
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Bert Rector
Ingalls
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