Hotel lobby gleanings on young Democrats and retreating Bryanites
In a hotel English gathering Dr. William T. Gott, a former Democrat now aligned with Gold Democrats, laments a party split marked by dissension. He argues four classes of Democrats exist, critiques Bryan and free silver, praises Grover Cleveland, and predicts a shift back to sound money and tariff reform as Cleveland-era factions regain strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Gott
State Board of Medical Registration and Examination
English
Gott
Bryan
Dr. Gott
Grover Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Repubican
Platte
Leutenants
Coin Harvey
Altgeld
Chicago
Palmer
Buckner
Grover Clevend
Jefferson
Jackson
Tilden
Simonpore
Cleveland Democrats
Postmaster and Editor Fred Kimbley backs Republican ticket
Orlean s postmaster and editor Fred Kimbley, initially reluctant, has accepted the Orleans postmaster role and expresses confidence in Republican candidates Charles Rogers and Dr Pension. He predicts Bores and Penington will win and urges party unity as divisions fade ahead of state reapportionment and two U S senators at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kimbley
Orleans
Kimbley
Washington
Martin
Lawrence
Orange
Charles B. Rogers
Zanzibar
Senate
Dr. Pension
French Lick
Bores
Penington
Itve
United States
Democratic Campaign Plans Quiet Indiana Visit Opens Later
William H. O'Brien, chairman of Indiana Democratic state committee, visited Secretary Reilly at the Grand Hotel. He said Democrats will open campaigns between September 1 and September 4, with spellbinders possibly from the national committee. He indicated no Bryan involvement yet but welcomed any speaker who can stand on the party platform. Judge Palmer noted his recreation comes mainly from State Bar Association meetings and described his circuit of White and Carroll counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam H. O'Brien
Democratic State Committee
Grand Hotel
Lawrenceburg
Reilly
Democracy
O'Brien
Democratic National Congressional Committee
Indiana
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
State Bar Association
Palmer
Monticello
White
Carroll Coun
Judge Exults in White County Prospects for Growth
The judge praises White county’s potential to become a prominent area due to drainage, fertile land, and thrift. He laments that locals may undervalue Tippecanoe river and recalls his own prior fishing hobby, which he eventually abandoned to focus on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White County
Tippecanoe River
District Democrats claim lead in state races
Ward H. Watson of Charlestown, in Indianapolis, boasted of Democratic strength in the Third District held by Congressman Zenor. He cited a projected 3,900 vote majority and said he does not know the likely nominee to run against Zenor. Lincoln Dixon of North Vernon and associates noted the Fourth district’s heated political climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward H. Watson
Charlestown
Indianapolis
Congress
Zenor
Watson
Lincoln Dixon
North Vernon
Democratic Committee
Grand Hotel
Mark Storm
Scotiaburg
Burt New
Dixon
Billy Goat a Criminal Judge Rules on Goat Attack Case
Judge Alford ruled a billy goat that mauled George Smith’s sister and threatened neighbors was a criminal. Smith, charged with malicious trespass after killing the animal with a knife, appealed a prior fine by Justice Nickerson. The goat, owned by Mrs. James, had a long record of butting people in the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alford
George Smith
West South Street
Smith
Nickerson
Eleven Charged In Highway Robbery Case
Eleven men were tried in Police Court on charges of involvement in highway robbery. Seven colored defendants were released, while Jack Riley and Martha Judge were bound over to the grand jury after Henry Hunter identified them. William Boyd and Ralph Gatewood, also colored, were sent to the grand jury. Boyd admitted the gang had been engaging in profitable footpad activity, as police continue efforts to break up the robbery ring terrorizing Indianapolis residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Riley
Martha Judge
Grand Jury
Henry Hunter
Hunter
William Boyd
Ralph Gatewood
Boyd
Indianapolis
Gambling raids tighten as police curb arrests
Yesterday nineteen men arrested at Armitage's place were found guilty by a police court jury and fined. George Morgan was fined $15 and costs as keeper of the gambling house while eighteen visiting patrons paid $10 and costs each. Judge Stubbs orders no substitutes for arrested gamblers and requires them to appear in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armitage
George Morgan
Stubbs
Schaefer saloon license case nears end in Circuit Court
Judge Allen hears the Schaefer saloon license appeal as counsel seeks subpoenas for thirty three non responding witnesses. If located, they face contempt of court. Witnesses had attended the county commissioners trial but now refuse to participate further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaefer
Allen
Paris-bound law student admitted to city bar
Jean Faurant arrived five months ago and was admitted to the bar by Judge Carter. A student of international law, he is now with Duncan, Smith, Hornbrook & Smith. His admission was moved by Mr. Hornbrook, and he plans to return after a trip to Paris to practice law locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Faurant
Carter
Faurant
Duncan, Smith, Hornbrook & Smith
Hornbrook
Paris
Judge Denies New Trials in Assault Cases
Judge Alford refused Lon Henderson a new trial after his conviction for assault with intent to kill in which Captain Hyland, wounded by Henderson, will serve as one of his guards in Michigan City. Alonzo Hiatt, charged with assault on a child, also had a new trial denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alford
Lon Henderson
Henderson
Hyland
Michigan City
Alonzo Hiatt
Pearson Buys Fairmount Natural Gas Plant
John R. Pearson, assistant to President Hastings of the Indianapolis Gas Company, has purchased the local natural gas plant that serves Fairmount. The plant contains eleven wells within the town. The price is reported as $20,000. Pearson says the Indianapolis company is not involved in the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Pearson
Hastings
Indianapolis Gas Company
Fairmount
Lant
Pearson
Indianapolis Company
Court records cover ejectment licenses crimes and suits
The record lists multiple court actions including Carl E. Paulsen versus Louise Paulsen on ejectment, a liquor license application for Charlies H. Schafer, criminal cases Eli Hiatt rape Lon Menderson assault with intent to kill David Martin grand larceny J H W Moore petit larceny Louis Sagalowski assault and battery George Smith malicious trespass a new suit W H Heckard versus Eugene Sauley on account and related proceedings in rooms 3 V 2 and 2 with judges Vinson Carter Henry Clay Allen and court divisions noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Vinson Carter
Carl E. Paulsen
Louise Paulsen
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Charlies H. Schafer
Commissioners’ Court
Eli Hiatt
Lon Menderson
David Martin
J. H W. Moore
Louis Sagalowski
George Smith
W. H. Heckard
Eugene Sauley
Higher Col rs Suits and Appellate Court Records
Assignment of errors notices and briefs listed for multiple cases across Tipton Monroe Hamilton Marion and Johnson counties. Includes Cabell vs McKinney Coppocks vs Austin Whetstone Leonard vs Whetstone Crump vs Davis Pitzele vs Reaping and related applications and supersedeas actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Cabell
Susan FP. McKinney
Monroe C. C
Sarah A. Coppocks
Catharine E. Austin
Tipton. C
Dello Leonard
John Whetstone
Tipton C. C
Hamilton County
Appellant
James D. Maris
Lillian L. Masters
Marion C. CC. Appellant
Crump
Harriet Davis
Johnson C. C. Appellee
Charles Pitzele
Louis
None But The Brave Chapter Summary Amid War
Lieutenant Merton Balfort of the Continental Army aids Deborah Philipse while on a mission to convey messages to George Washington. Disguised as Argyle Bartlett, Balfort navigates dangers and espionage, encounters Hazeltine, and is captured after a daring sequence. In a New York recovery, Deborah tends him as he heals, reveals past loyalties, and shares grim wartime losses, including Pendleton’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Balfort
Continental Army
Deborah Philipse
George Washington
Benedict Arnold
Andre
West Point
Washington
Hendas
Hazeltine
Balfort
New York
Arnold
Argyle Bartlett
Boston
Acton
Curtis
Holt
Newark
Clinton
Baron Reilesei
Mr. Merton
Deborah
Aids
Hagelline
Amon
Awakening In A Prison Ward With Two Little Visitors
The narrator wakes in a cushioned bed behind silk curtains after a mysterious recovery scene. He fears mind loss, sees a hall and a porch, and greets two young girls who claim “Tante” and the Lieber Gott are with him. The children confirm Tante’s watchful presence and say they tried to find the Lieber Gott, then depart as a warning echoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shi
Baroness Riedesel
New York
Dr. Low
Low
Tante
Merton Balfort
Deborah
Curtis
Verplancks
Acton
Rob
Debby
Lad
Paulus
Bob Philipse
Frank Pendleton
Atherton
Lieber Gott
Chubby
Echo
Financial report of assets and securities
Cash on hand and with agents, unincumbered real estate. Bonds owned by the company include United States 4 percent bonds, McLean county Timots 4 cent bonds, Cincinnati Southern Railway 4 percent bonds, and Cincinnati Bridge Repair 4 percent bonds. Loans on bonds and mortgages secured by the same, all mortgaged and free from prior claims. Real estate gross value, debits, and premiums. Losses adjusted and unadjusted. All other claims listed. Largest single risk $5000.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
McLean County
Timots
Cincinnati Southern
Cincinnati Bridge
To Be Continued on Friday In The Shadow Of War
The narrator endures a tense moment as a doctor reassures him after a perilous night. He is told he drowned a rat and will recover fully by morning, while awaiting another visitor and a continuation promised for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipse
Frank A. Sinneey
Dodd, Mead & Cod
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Billy Goat
Lon Hender
Pearson Bays
the Court Record
Hamblen Sears
Captain Atherton
Corlear
Corlear’s Hook
Robert
Sir Henry
Baroness
Florodora Cigars
Cabanola
CREMO
GEO. W. Childs
Jackson Square
Standard Navy
J.T
Jhon
Gremo S
Union Central
West Fourth Street
Cincinnati, C
John M. Pattison
E. P. Marshall
Total Assets
State of Indiana
State
Ind
W. H. Hart
C. I. Fletcher
Pennsylvania Street
Mertéian Street
Srown
Ico
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