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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1898

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Bank Robbery at Flora Indicts a Violent Heist and Flight

A Flora Indiana bank robbery caused a vault ramage and a murder attempt. Robbers stole about 10 000 to 12 000 dollars in cash and gold and silver. Lenon the bank owner was shot and is not fatally wounded. A posse and hounds pursued the suspects toward Logansport as clues pointed to an inexperienced Mexican gang led from Logansport.

Flora Ind Farmers’ State Bank Lenon Bank Lenen Logansport Carroll County O. B. Elliott Sedalia Frankfort Delphi Kokoma

Kentucky Postmaster’s Jail Record and Honest Reversal

In Rockcastle County Kentucky a postmaster missing 25 in his quarterly report admits jail time and promises to settle with Uncle Sam after selling cattle. A feud linked past imprisonment. another case involves a quarryman who paid off a debt by stealing funds but the postmaster substituted a note to cover the remainder.

Tietchher Indianapolis Kentucky Rockecastle Essing Sam Fletcher

Fanny Davenport Dies Quietly in South Duxbury

Miss Fanny Davenport noted actress of the stage dies at 10 30 pm Monday in South Duxbury after a lengthy illness. Immediate cause enlargement of the heart. She was born in London in 1850 and was the eldest child of E L Davenport. Her husband Melbourne McDowell rushed to her side before her death.

South Duxbury Mass Fanny Davenport Melbourne McDowell Brockton Miss Davenport London E. L. Davenport Vinning

Mrs Minnie Crabb Sues Two Women for Alienation of Husband

Mrs Minnie Crabb files a $20000 suit in North Indianapolis claiming her husband John Crabb, a veteran, was drawn to Miss Eva Huff and Mrs Eunice Franklin. She states she has been his wife since 1862 and alleges park bench encounters and neighborhood talk, with two sisters named as defendants and said to be wealthy.

Minnie Crabb Eva Huff Eunice Franklin Murat Hopkins Grand Army Crabb

Uncle George Bowell’s hair turns black again in Memphis tale

An 82 year old Memphis man known as Uncle George Bowell is described as his hair turning black again. A 39 300 collection at Fair mount on Sunday is expected to place Friends' academy out of debt. In Jeffersonville a shanty boat case reports Henry Durham and two daughters found nearly starved. WE Nace likely to erect stock ia.

George Bowell Memphis Friends’ Academy Fairmount Henry Durham Jeffersonville

Man Found Hanged Near Polar Ice Hous es at Broadcut

The body of A. W. Strong was found hanging from a tree on the canal bank near the Polar ice houses at Broadcut. Identified by St. Nicholas hotel staff as a former Chicago board of trade operator staying five weeks in Indianapolis. He had little money and was known to frequent saloons.

Polar Ice Company Broadecut Sixteenth-st Canal Brayton A. W. Strong St. Nicholas Hotel Chicago

Seizure of American Vessel Abby by Dewey Authorized

A report from Admiral Dewey describes the seizure of the American steamer Abby on a voyage from Macao to Batangas with arms for Aguinaldo. The ship, now held, had Filipino crewmembers and no papers. Secretary Long and President McKinley approved Dewey's course and notified him of neutral jurisdiction aspects.

Washington Navy Department Admiral Dewey Iilipinos Aguinaldo McKinley Long Mantua Navy Abby Macao Batanzas McCulloch Batangas Pasig United States Canton

Judge Fines Foreman for Harassing Women at Woolen Mills

Edward A. Jones, foreman at Gei sendorf woolen mills, faced a police court hearing for insulting and coercing several young women employed there. Miss Jennie Baldwin led the arrest, with witnesses detailing vulgar remarks and inappropriate touching. The judge fined $50 and imposed 50 days in the workhouse, warning that further related offenses would add 30 to 60 days.

Edward A. Jones Geisendorf Jennie Baldwin Jones Warse

Hobson Aims to Float Spanish Cruiser Cristobal Colon

Navy allows Naval constructor Hobson to attempt afloat of the Spanish cruiser Cristobal Colon after success with the Maria Teresa. He expects to save the Colon and Reina Mercedes, plans to bring the Teresa north for refit, and may keep the Colon’s name to honor American victory.

Washington Navy Department Hobson Cristobal Colon Department New York Teresa Norfolk

City Dispensary Property Again Fails to Draw Bids

M A Downing, president of the Board of Works, reports no bids at Tuesday’s sale for the old City dispensary on East Chiostree. Previous auctions failed due to mismeasurement and lack of bids. The property, 40.5 by 6714 feet, was appraised at 313000. options include private sale, further auction, or retention.

M. A. Downing Board of Works Old City Dispensary E. Chiost

Indianapolis Boy in Manila Fight with Third Regular Artillery

Harry W. Essman writes from Manila to his father Louis Iessman describing the thick of fighting with the Third regular artillery. He notes his battery stood alone at times but the men did not flinch and recalls the Spaniards firing by day and shooting at night. The soldiers long to be discharged and return home.

Manila Harry W. Essman Indianapolis Louis Iessman

Mayor Fires Attorney in Provocation Ruling

In Craws d ville Indiana on September 27 Mayor Elmore dismissed Attorney Charles Burton after he accused defendant Joseph Galey of lying during a case. The mayor warned that any lawyer who questions a witness’s veracity could be charged with provoke regardless of warrant.

Crawfordsville Ind Elmore Charles Burton Burton Joseph Galey

Weather forecast for Indianapolis area 36 hours

Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity through 8 p m Sept 28 calls for fair conditions with a warmer Tuesday night and fair Wednesday. Temperature readings include 59 at 7 am Tuesday, 73 at noon, and 76 at 2 pm.

Indianapolis

Councilman and Anderson Woman Marry in Franklin

Councilman Albert Harston and Miss Julia Brown of Anderson wed in Franklin Sunday evening before Judge Buckingham. Rev. Sigmund Ragowsky to deliver his lecture on the Hebrew young man in the lecture room of First Baptist.

Albert Harston Julia Brown Anderson Franklin Buckingham Sigmund Ragowsky Aeliver First _ baptist

Witnesses portray motive in Mrs. Goodin trial

Susan Harrison testifies that Maud Goodin pressured lodger James Van Natta and warned him off, portraying a possible love triangle as motive. James Van Natta details their ties, Goodin’s threats, and alleged plans to target Dr. Haskinson, while defense counters with spites and disguise theories.

Susan Harrison Wiltsie Maud Goodin Aimee Haskinson van Natta New York St Willsit Mrs. Goodin Empire Block

Col Bryan Ill With Malaria in Washington Residence

Col W J Bryan contracted malaria while in Washington and has been confined to bed at his boarding house. Doctors report the illness is not serious yet but precautions are needed to prevent a possible progression to typhoid fever. The condition is attributed to hard work at the Jacksonville camp.

Washington W. J. Bryan Col. Bryan Jacksonville

Van Wyck Snag Foils Syracuse Democratic Plans

The Van Wyck bid hits a snag as Hugh McLaughlin protests possible vacancy filling before Mayor Van Wyck’s term ends. The Brooklyn Democrat fears action could upend the local Democratic balance in Syracuse. D Cady Herrick, of Albanian, is noted in the discussion.

New York Syracuse Hugh MecLaughlin Loger Brooklyn Democrats van Www McLal

Will of Christian Miller Leaves Property to Louisa

The will directs Louisa to receive the estate until she marries, after which it passes to his children. The document mentions Lissie H. Youse and Frank L. Youse and references 226 Talbott Avenue and other real property.

Christian Miller Louisa Lissie Frank L. Youse Talbott-ave

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H. Lenon Camden Hoosier T. Dunn George The Philippines Asuinalde Bowey Foreman Jones Guss Viztrous Police Court Cox Town Tale Kiein Raskinson Ragor Mary Wright Sirs. Goodin Haskinson Haskinsree Mr. Duncan Col Bryan III Strawmyer & Nilius Monument-place Wes van Wyckh D. Cady Herrick
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