Malott Receiver Report of January Operations for TH&J Railroad
Volney T. Malott, receiver for the Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad, reports January 1992 results showing cash on hand at Dec 31 and Jan 31, substantial receipts, and a profit for the month after expenses and interest. The document also covers prior-business settlements and losses, with a net profit accruing to the TH&PI company and detailed operating figures.
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Volney T. Malott
Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad Company
United States
Wees Ae Yaaa
Terre Aute ‘& Indianapolis Company
T. H. & J. Railroad
St. L., V. & T. H. Railroad
Harriman Party Leaves for Cuernavaca Visit
Mexico City dispatch reports E. H. Harriman the railroad magnate and his party have traveled to Cuernavaca for a brief tour of sights. Harriman declines to discuss the trip.
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Mexico City
E. H. Harriman
Cuernavaca
Local Labor Notes and Union Activities
Local labor items report full employment across unions. Hod Carriers, Mee Union boiler makers, and other crafts note workers at regular or overtime levels. The United Garment Makers plan two monthly meetings at mechanists’ hall. Atlas engine works staff shifting. Bakers Union narrows to one shop under Smith & Son. Foundrymen Helpers to host open meeting in machinists’ hall. canvass targets atlas shops. activity centered at Atlas engine works.
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United Garment Makers
Atlas Engine Works
Mrs Meynell Addresses Con
Mrs Meynell, an English essayist and writer, spoke last night at a public meeting. She discussed literary criticism, the role of essays in society, and spoke on the importance of clear writing and thoughtful wit.
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Mrs. Meynell
Woitess
Dickens Theme Dominates Guests Evening at Propylaeum
A large audience attended a guests' evening at the Propylaeum a temporary club. Mrs Meynell presented a talk on Charles Dickens focusing on his literary style. She read a poem Dickens wrote to her mother many years ago that was never published.
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Propylaeum
Chitlin party leads to arrest after disturbance
A late night gathering at Carrie Dehorney’s home 1018 North Senate Avenue ended with arrests of Dehorney Cora Taylor and George Williams for disturbing the peace. As officers moved to enter the home Dehorney attacked Patrolman Lee with a glass paper weight, striking him and causing a deep head cut.
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Carrie Dehorney
Senate Avenue
Cora Taylor
George Williams
Lee
Admire
Cousins
Schroeder
Williams
Dehorney
Missing express messenger linked to large theft in Midwest
Reports from Mattoon Indiana Terre Haute and St Louis allege Landry McKee a Vanadium Railroad express messenger stole a package believed to contain either 1200 or 30000 dollars in treasury notes. Adams Express officials deny knowledge of the embezzlement while Joseph Temple confirms McKee’s service and a broader theft claim.
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Mattoon
Terre Haute
Landry McKee
Treasury
Riddell National Bank of Brazil
Ind
J. J. Henderson
Adams Express Company
McKee
St. Louis
Joseph Temple
Brazil
Civil service exams listed for April dates and offices
Civil service examinations will be held on April 2 and April 22 for numerous clerical, engineering, medical, inspection, and technical posts in the Department of Agriculture and related agencies. Applications are via W. L. Dynes, secretary of the local board, with filings due ten days before each examination in Washington D. C.
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Department of Agriculture
Steamboat Inspection Service
Philippine Service
Bureau of Plant Industry
Bureau of Animal Industry
Steam Inspection Service
Aid
Patent Office
W. L. Dynes
Local Board of Examiners
Washington, D. C
Founders day luncheon marks Phi Delta Theta meeting
The Indianapolis Alumni Association of Phi Delta Theta held its annual meeting at the University Club. March 15, Founder's day, honors Robert Morrison of Fulton Missouri on his eightieth birthday with a luncheon and speeches. Officers elected for the coming year: President John B. Elam, Vice President Hilton A. Brown, Reporter W. H. Morrison Jr., Treasurer Paul White, Warden R. F. Davidson, Historian Thomas Hood, Chaplain W. A. Bastian.
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Indianapolis
Hilton A. Brown
W. H. Morrison, Jr
Paul White
R. F. Davidson
Thomas ©. Hood
W. A. Bastian
Tied Prisoner with Long Rope At Police Station
Sergeant Corrigan faced a surprising scene as two farmers escorted a man into the station bound with about fifty feet of rope tied to his body to pin his arms. W. T. Mahem of Brightwood area reported a nocturnal visitor to his barn. The prisoner claimed the name Elipeer from 202 Cushion Street and was charged with a vile crime.
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Corrigan
W. T. Mahem
Brightwood
Mahem
Eli Peer
Cushion Street
Man Suffering Carbolic Poisoning After Jealousy Row
George W. Jesse of 582 Indiana avenue was taken to City Hospital after a self inflicted carbolic acid poisoning. He claimed jealousy drove his act and said his wife habitually went out at night. His wife disputed the motive. By 2 AM his recovery remained uncertain.
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George W. Jesse
Indiana Avenue
One Boy Hurt by Another at Parry Cart Works
Willie Shafer, employed at Parry cart works, was assaulted yesterday afternoon by a fellow boy. Last night his condition was reported critical to police. The assailant could not be located by authorities.
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Willie Shafer
Parry Cart Works
Missing West Indianapolis man Charles Scheid sought
Charles Scheid of 41 Birch avenue West Indianapolis is reported missing since Thursday. Police say he is slightly demented and the sole breadwinner for a destitute family.
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Charles Scheid
Birch Avenue
Indianapolis
Exhibit at Licber's showcases Lucy A. Wilson paintings
An exhibit at Lieber gallery this week features oil and watercolor works by Lucy A. Wilson. Sadie Weisburger and Tempe Tice will be displayed alongside the collection.
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Lucy A. Wilson
Sadie Weisenburger
Tempe Tice
Lieber
Joints Close Under City Officials Order
In Topeka on March 15 nearly all the taverns closed after a conference between Mayor Parker Chief of Police Donovan and City Attorney Spencer. Acting on a Supreme Court upheld liquor law ruling and followable advice from the mayor the police chief ordered the closures.
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Topeka
Kan
Donovan
Parker
Spencer
Supreme Court
Repairs Restart at Bauer Window Glass Works
Repairs are complete at Bauer window glass works in Eaton and production is set to resume on Monday following a burst incident earlier this week. A Dig investigation noted the cause of the blast and work will continue to restore full operations at the facility.
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Madden
Indianapolis
Secret Meeting Snatched by Window Ledge Reporter
A hotel lobby tale praises William E. Curtis, famed American newspaper correspondent. It recounts how he once crawled along a window ledge at the Sherman House in Chicago to obtain a confidential Cook County Democratic committee report, lying hidden as rain fell, recording notes.
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English
William E. Curtis
America
Curtis
Toledo
Blaine
Cook County Democratic Committee
Sherman House
Chicago
Boer Envoy Dr Muller Visits Amid Boer Sympathy in City
Dr Hedrik Muller diplomatic representative of the Orange Free State in Europe meets Boers in Indianapolis and stays at the Columbia Club after visiting Boston and Washington where he met President Roosevelt and Secretary Hay. He seeks no U S intervention or mediation and will speak at the Propylaeum at 3 pm. He will also attend St Patrick's day events and a Friendly Sons banquet at the Denison Hotel. Local Free Trade League figures and officials are listed, and Rep Landis is slated for renomination at Kokomo.
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Hedrik Muller
Europe
Orange Free State
Columbia Club
Muller
Boston
Washington
Roosevelt
Hay
United States
Propylaeum
Tomlinson Hall
Denison
Miller and Storms Attend Denison Hotel Event
Charles W. Miller, candidate for attorney general, and Daniel E. Storms, candidate for secretary of state, were at the Denison Hotel last night.
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Charles W. Miller
Daniel E. Storms
Denison Hotel
Winchester Progressives Rally for Traction Site
Greenville Muncie Traction Co offers to locate power house and car barns in Winchester if five acres are donated and a cooling tower erected. Citizens raise funds rapidly, Commercial Club pledges and secures eight acres, leaving a balance for additional factory site. A mass meeting is planned to decide on extending the Commercial Club and pursuing growth.
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Indianapolis Journal
Winchester
Ind
Greenville-Muncie Traction Company
Commercial Club
Coats
Traction Company
Kipling Prayer Cited by Yale Bishop on Robust Faith
Bishop Brewster of Connecticut tells Yale students Rudyard Kipling showed masculine robust faith in illness. A nurse heard Kipling say Now I lay me down to sleep and he added I want my heavenly Father. The story illustrates the strength behind Kipling's writings.
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New York Sun
Bishop Brewster
Episcopal Diocese of
Connecticut
Yale
Rudyard Kipling
New York
Kipling
Mr. Kipling
Ae University
Lackey's Horse Auction Ends With Strong Prices
Cambridge City Ind March 16 The Lackey sale closes with praise for top stock and buyers after a five day auction where 418 horses sold for 101 805 with an average near 245. Many horses were under groomed from winter pastures. next sale set for mid March 1903 with numerous high price lots listed including Mabel G Baron Tae and Charley among others.
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Indianapolis Journal
Cambridge City
Ind
Vate
Lackey
A. W. Gordon
Toledo
G. m. Mabel G
A. L. Stevenson
Findlay
J. B. Burrows
Decatur
Ill
E. G. Baron- Tae
F. P. Layman
Gettysburg
A. Co
D. Jones
Greenville
B. m. Helen
D. F. Walters
Straughns
John P. Duncan
Burlington
Bay Mare
Blair & Baker
Indianapolis
A. C. Turner
Ross
Bermuda
A. C. Jewell
Lexington
W. C. Marshall
Dayton
Richmond
Bik
M. Woodland Bell
G. W. Hale
Cincinnati
C. Norris
Rushville
S. G
Discovery
A. R. Best
Lima
Pat Code
B. G. Charley
W. A. Walters
A. ©. Turner
Frank S. Gordon
Robert Mac
F. C. Carmony
Benjamin & Co
Dunreith
the Lear
Essence
George Huggins
Montpelier
C. E. Westover
Lewisville
A. W. Brown
Spiceland
Maynard French
Glendale
B. m. Sembrick
J. W. Curry
South Solon
B. S. Pat
W. W. Edwards
Newtown
B. m. Mise Hedges
James J. Mee
E. C. Deardorff
G. Billy D
J. D. Wessner
Redkey
River Valley Farm
Warren
Wiltwood
Ladoga
Charles Burker
Shirley
Charlie B
J. Click
S. Saint
Kennard
R. F
Ruth S
David Templeton
W. Barr
G. Moses
Charles Cristman
Willard Beeson
Bentonville
Our French Critics in Paris and American reception
The Washington Star contrasts Paris criticism of Prince Henry’s U.S. visit with American performance individuals. It argues that Jefferson, Washington, Madison, and Monroe valued ceremony, style, and travel, rejecting the notion of crude rusticity, and notes Lafayette’s reception drew admiration, not flunkeyism, while acknowledging enduring foreign critique of receptions for foreign dignitaries.
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Washington Star
Paris
Temps Today
Prince Henry
United States
Jefferson
Franklin
Washington
America
Atlantic
Madison
Monroe
Fathers of the Republic
Mount Vernon
Monticello
Kaiser
Hohenzollern
Christendom
Lafayette
Napoleon
Fayette
Knockout Drop in a New York Evening Post Tale
A suggestive scene unfolds as Adriana asks for the evening out from her mistress. Mister Johnson is in the kitchen while giggles spread, and consent with a prior warning to return before eleven is noted, shaping a light, risque vignette.
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New York Evening Post
Adriana
Mister Johnson
Giggles
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The
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Fort Wayne Avenue
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Lackey’s Horse Auction
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Celina
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Albany
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Piqua
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Herman Glass
Jamestown
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Dwyer & Horney
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N. F. Scribner
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J. H. Hill
J. L
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Deperado
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Jackson
Charlie H
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Taylor & Son
Ch. S. Crittenden
B. G. Wilkie
Lord of the Valley
F. Gilbert
B. G. Billy Crisis
Br. G. Brown Russell
Washington St
ATR Taft
Jackson St
WM. A. Logsdon
Taft
Dental
West
Washington Street
the Starr
Starr Piano Company
Indiana
Norttis
Mtwreer
Huntington
W. Va
Mareh B
Edwards
Thomas Edwards
Strank
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