Writ of Mandate Granted Against Police Commissioners
Attorney Guthrie files for alternative writ of mandate to reinstate patrolman Jesse Julian after his dismissal, claiming illegality and rule violations. The police board disputes grounds, noting proper notice and legality, and prepares to appear in court to show cause for reinstatement. Judge Larry grants the writ following the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Julian
Circuit Court
Board of Police Commissioners
Julian
Police Board
Metropolitan Police
Guthrie
Howger
Rures
Larry
Hartford City Catholics Ponder Knights of Columbus Council
Hartford City Catholics plan to form a Knights of Columbus council and secure a downtown headquarters for social meetings. Members may transfer to out of town councils in Muncie or Anderson, with a hoped fifty to seventy charter members and a third floor hall in a new business building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Knights of Columbus
Muncie
Anderson
Montpelier
Death of Logansport businessman Jake Sebastian
Jake Sebastian longtime Logansport buffet and cigar store operator died today at noon in Longcliff asylum where he had been confined for two years. He was a key figure in Logansport’s commercial life but deteriorating health led to his hospitalization.
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Logansport
Longcliff Asylum
Sebastian
Longcliff
Notable turfman Capt Sam Brown Nears Death in Pittsburgh
Pittsburg December 4 Capt Sam Brown a leading figure in American racing lies dying at his home. The owner of Troubadour and head of two racing strings has not left his room for weeks with heavy breath in any position. He once owned Lexington race course and held stakes across City Park Louisville and Latonia tracks. His illness has reduced his weight from years past but the exact disease remains undisclosed. Brown has long aimed for the Kentucky Derby and had driven the Suburban win with Troubadour which netted about 200000.
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Pittsburg
Sam Brown
Troubadore
Capt. Brown
Wenerita
Tie
Joh Tucker
Doe Biddle
Troubadour
Eastern Jockey Club
American Turf Association
Lexington
City Park
Louisville
Memphis
Latonia
Leington
Fireman Loses Left Foot After Trimmer Wreck Injury
At St Joseph's Hospital surgeons amputated the left foot of Charles Girton, a Panhanale firefighter, below the knee and removed four toes from the right foot. Girton, badly injured in last week's Trimmer wreck, faced gangrene in the left foot, and surgery saved his life.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Panhanale
Charles Girton
Girton
Trimmer
Gangree
Last Sermon on Labor Question by Rev Barton B Bigler
The final address in a series on the labor question was delivered by Rev. Barton B Bigler of the First Presbyterian Church on Workingmen and Human Brotherhood. The eloquent sermon impressed a largely working audience and was praised as a masterpiece of logic and eloquence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton B. Bigler
First Presbyterian Church
McIntosh Arrested After Vicious Fight With Police
Clyde McIntosh, a youth about twenty, caused a disturbance at Titus pool room after drinking whisky. He broke a front window, fought two patrolmen, and was jailed for thirty five days with restrictions and meals at the county jail.
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Clyde McIntosh
United States Army
Market Street
Titus
McIntosh
John Cambine Rampage Lands Him 30 Day Jail Term
John Cambine, after weeks of good behavior, rampaged along Rogues Row on Saturday, wrecking offices and demanding payment from several attorneys. Police struggled to restrain him and he was jailed for thirty days.
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John Cambine
Tall Pines
John
Cambine
New York Life Agent Arrested Over Fire Insurance Deal
A New York Life agent was arrested on charges linked to insuring a man for 100000 dollars without proper charges for the first year. The arrangement also affects dividends and has sparked questions about policy handling and disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Life
Norway and Sweden Address At Carneg ie Auditorium
The Citizens' Club postpones its meeting to tonight at 8 oclock in Carnegie auditorium where Hon Rufus Magee will discuss Norway and Sweden a topic he studied while minister to those countries under President Cleveland. Attorney D C Arthur and Prof G X Berry will lead the post address discussion. The public is invited free and open with special invitation to ladies.
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Citizens’ Club
Carnegie Auditorium
Oeolek
Rufus Magee
Norway
Sweden
United States
Cleveland
D. C. Arthur
G. X. Berry
Man With Iron Bar Acquitted in Assault Case
Levi Worley was acquitted in Squire Reid's court on charges of assault and battery after testimony showed no assault occurred during a Saturday altercation at Hammerley's grocery. A knife and iron bar were involved but no weapon was used, and Worley denied striking McDowell. Frushour vs Pinder dismissal and administration granted for William R. Goldsberry estate noted.
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Levi Worley
Squire Reid
Edward McDowell
Hammerley
Seventeenth Street
McDowell
Worley
McTaga
Werley
Court Grants IH Company Judgment Against Simons
In circuit court International Harvester Company of America was awarded 92.69 and a foreclosure order on a chattel mortgage was issued to satisfy the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Harvester Company
International Harvester Company of America
John W. Simons
George Bowers crushed under engine on Panhandle grade
A logging of a fatal Panhandle accident near Vandalia over the weekend details George Bowers of Bowen West Virginia being struck and killed by a hill engine as Samuel and Henry Kieszling narrowly escaped. Bowers and Kieszling were visiting Dun Kirk for a relative's funeral when the incident occurred.
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Henry Kieszling
George Bowers
Bowen
West Virginia
Samuel Kieszling
Creston
Iowa
Christ Kieszling
Delaware and Water Streets
Dunkirk
Panhandle
Trimmer
Bowers
Vandalia
Frank Graney
W. H. Schwering
McKay
Wolf & Tucker's Undertaking Establishment
J. B. Shultz
Neff
Licenses Fall Behind on Indiana Game Laws Enforcement
State Commissioner Sweeney reports nearly 30 000 hunting licenses issued this season and about $30 000 in receipts. He notes the office cannot keep up with workload despite many clerks and 100 plus deputies patrolling hunting areas. Chief Palmer of the biological survey commends Indiana's strict game law enforcement.
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Sweeney
Sweenye
Chief Palmer
Biological Survey of
Washington
Indiana
Ben Hur Lodges Visit Logansport For Exemplification
The Huntington lodge of Ben Hur will travel to Logansport tonight to observe the Logansport court No. 255 demonstrate work on their home floor. The Logansport team made a strong impression recently and Huntington members are urged to attend.
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Huntington Lodge
Ben Hur
Logansport
Ogansport Court
Manon
Former Logansport Line Master Mechanic Visits City
Dwight Copley, formerly master mechanic of the Logansport and Wabash Valley Traction, stopped in the city Saturday en route from Danville to Lansing Michigan where he will become master mechanic of an interurban line in Lansing.
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Dwight Copley
Logansport & Wabash Valley Traction
Danville
Lansing
Michigan
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Julian Shoud
Police Department
Jake Sebastian
Longcliff Hospital
Agi
Bigler
Huma Brotherhood
Wintosh
John Combine
Ngress
Cas
Man
Stit
Joseph Frushour
Catherine Pinder
Arttie Goldsberry
William R. Goldsberry
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Elks’ Memorial
B. P. O. Elks
Dowling Opera House
Lodge of Sorrow
Logansport Lodge
Nelson
Martin C. Heenan
Edwin Stuart
M. D. Fansler
John Lux
Rev. T
Freeman
L. W. Allery
Isaac Himmelberger
Robert Carroll
Harry Neal
James McKague
Miller Uhl
John Bliss
W. H. Messenger
Mino West
William Dowling
George W. Gonser
Edwin S. Gardner
Clarence Terrell
William H. Reed
Warren Gates
Peoria Junction
Bowen, West
Virginia
Hill
Henry Kieszling Es
Huntington
Ben Hurs
Suptraver
Interurban
City
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