Foresters clash with church amid Indiana tensions
In northern Indiana the Order of Foresters faced backlash after a priest at St. Pauls Church opposed their lodge. Foresters leaders, led by Supreme Chief Ranger Formuth, criticized Father Moench in local papers and notified Bishop Her Man Alerding and order officials. Separately, Anderson glass workers voiced disappointment over delayed cooperative plants, while a Summitville plant nears idle status after five years. In Tipton, Henry Growl was shot by Charles Yeykle following a quarrel at the Atlanta glass works. Growl was wounded in the abdomen and is expected to die.
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Renae
Alerding
Order of Foresters
Indiana
Formuth
Valparaiso
R. D. Hbiount
Indianapolis Journal
Anderson, Ind
Anderson
Co-Operative and Trust
Burns
Tipton
Ind
Atlanta
Here
Henry Growla
Charles Yeykle
Growila
Pittsburg
Funeral Notices Across Indiana and Brief Deaths
In Muncie near Albany two Burgsdol brothers Samuel eighty two and Benjamin seventy nine died within hours of each other and were laid to rest at Albany's M E Church. In Dublin William Jones sixty seven, Civil War veteran from Ohio, died after breakfast, survived by widow and three sons. In Valparaiso Mrs Marcee Boyd seventy four widow of Rev G M Boyd died. In Tipton Samuel Carter eighty eight, old soldier and Mason, died. Also report from Winona on Progressive Brethren Church conference with Rev J A Miller seeking funds to equip Ashland College laboratories.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Albany
Samuel Burgsdol
Benjamin Burgsdol
M. E
Mr. Johnson
Christian Church
Ilen
M. BE. Church
Dublin
William Jones
Philadelphia
Fifty-ninth Regiment
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Valparaiso
Mar- Cc. Boyd
G. M. Boyd
Tipton
Samuel Carter
Warsaw
The
Progressive Brethren Church
Winona
J. A. Miller
Ashland
John
Local Weather Forecast for Indiana and Ohio
Fair to day and tomorrow with warmer conditions in central Indiana and northwest Illinois. Sunday and Monday show fair skies, with light to fresh northerly or northeast winds and higher temperatures in the central and northwest portions. Shenzhen-style barometer readings indicate a warm trend, with highs around 73 and lows near 62.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Hiincois
Movements of steamers from multiple ports Aug 31
New York and other ports report arrivals and departures of numerous steamships including St Louis, Southampton, Patricia, Ethiopia, Mesaba, Trave, Zeeland, New York bound ships, and several London Liverpool routes. Cevic Lucania arrived at Liverpool? Ambiguous service details include Cherbourg and Hampton calls.
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New York
St. Louis
Southampton
Salleds Patricia
Mburs
Plymouth
Cherbourgi
Liverpool
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Mesaba
London
Trave
Naples
Antwerp
Zeeland
Cherbourg
Hampton
Kensington
Newa Raverpool
Cevic
Lucania
Tmbria
Friederich der Grosse
Bremen
Prawle Point
Northman
Chicago
Sydney
C. B. Cherbourg
Philadelphia
Plushing
Aus
Northwestern
C. B. Enstown
Celtic
Hamburg
Colum
Wesleyan Methodist reports and resignations in Indiana and Ohio
The South Ohio Conference of the Wesleyan Methodist Church finishes its work as assignments are issued for several charges across Ohio West Virginia and Indiana including Dayton Cincinnati Findlay Findlay and Richmond. Evangelist Wheeler addressed rescue work in Indianapolis and Rev Richard Powell resigns from Elwood First Congregational Church effective September.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
South Ohio
The
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Dayton
D. E. Bass
Parkersburg
W. Va
N.C. Pierce
New Paris
A.” Okey
Cincinnati
O. B. Gardner
Findlay Circuit
H. Farmer
Long
D. Huff
Hillsboro
P. Howard
Springfield
B. F. Wright
Indianapolis
Elwoood
Richard Powell
First Congregational Church
Para
Reunions Across Indiana Gather Kin and Communities
In Dearborn and surrounding counties, unions of I O O F and Rebekah lodges met at Moore’s Hill with welcome by Rev. Charles W. Lewis and a response by Mrs. Roxa Hathway. Bowen and Caenoweth kin gathered near Lynn tracing five generations from the Bowen farm. Plymouth hosted a large old settlers meeting at Wilson’s Grove with speeches by James Oliver and C. H. Reeve. Wayne County Historical Society held annual meeting in Fountain City with papers on Greenmount College and Wayne County history. The Perry township united Sunday schools plan a picnic at Glen Miller Park. Portland’s old settlers annual meeting near the fairgrounds drew strong turnout with Cumback delivering an address.
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Indianapolis Journal
Aurora
Ind
Dearborn County
Rebekah
Moore's Hill
Charles W. Lewis
Moore's Hit College
Roxa Hathway
Dillsboro
Winchester
Bowen
Caenoweth
Lynn
Greensfork Township
Bowen-Chenoweth
Noah Harrison
Union City
Fel Davis
Henry County
Plymouth
Wilson's Grove
Lapaz
James Oliver
South Bend
C. H. Reeve
Daniel McDonald
Dublin
Wayne County Historical Society
Fountain City
Old Greenmount College
Earl Barnes
Wayne County
Otis Elliott
Perry Township
Glen Miller Park
Richmond
Portland
Ill Cumback
Greensburg
Family Reunited After War Finds Father Alive in Arkansas
Rev Louis B Appleton, a Indiana minister and lecturer, learns his father Edmund Appleton, missing since 1841, is alive in Locksburg Arkansas. He also locates sister Mrs Sarah Tolman of Battle Creek Michigan. The elder Appleton, once a blacksmith, joined the Fourteenth Cavalry early in the Civil War. He returned to Logansport to find his wife and seven daughters and a son scattered. Frances Hickman of Rensselaer, another sister, had sought an orphan pension and uncovered the family’s whereabouts through pension records. The pension agent’s inquiry confirmed the Locksburg man as the father, now eighty four. All siblings except Mrs Tolman had been found.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
Louis B. Appleton
Edmund Appleton
Locksburg
Ark
Sarah T. Tolman
Battle Creek
Mich
Illinois
Fourteenth Cavalry
Appleton
Logansport
Orlans
Frances Hickman
Rensselaer
Hickman
Pension Department
No Sham Battle In Muncie Labor Day Celebration
Muncie Indiana August 2 Gov Durbin will attend along with several labor leaders. A planned sham battle by G A R and Spanish American War veterans could not proceed due to a shortage of guns. A large street parade floats and athletic events at the fair ground mark the labor unions and free kindergarten schools joint celebration with cheap excursion rates offered.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Durbin
Pcceens
Fair Ground
Thief on Sleeping Car Steals Diamonds
On the Baltimore and Ohio South Western fast mail at Vincennes Indiana a thief named Tom Carr boarded the train and stole a passenger Mrs Theobald s pocketbook from her lap as she slept in a sleeping car. He fled but was stopped by Policeman McNeil and later by the husband who had Carr jailed. The pocketbook contained three diamond rings. Theobald planned to prosecute the thief bound over to the Circuit Court.
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Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Ind
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Tom Carr
Theobald
North Vernon
Carr
McNeil
Swain Sheriff Appointment in Delaware County
Muncie Ind Aug 21 The county commissioners appointed William N Swain as sheriff of Delaware county this evening, succeeding retiring Sheriff Thomas Starr whose term ends.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
William N. Swein
Delaware County
Thomas Starr
Swain Faces Fallout After Starr Dismissal
A dispute over Starr’s forced departure echoes into Swain’s term as sheriff elect. Swain’s push to oust Starr while law requires continued service by the sheriff until Swain takes office may trigger early appointments in the auditor and clerk offices. Rumors mount that Starr’s dismissal could jeopardize Swain’s bid for a second term in the Republican primary. George Hicoce named as deputy sheriff, a role Starr previously held.
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Fice
Starr
Swain
George Hicoce
Know Nothing Club Baffles Revenue Officers in Russiaville
In Kokomo county an anonymous know nothing group centers a beerhouse of unknown ownership. Cary Bishop was arrested and released after testimony by five witnesses who swore they knew nothing. Liquor is hauled from Kokomo at night, stored in a barn, and the box for drinks fuels the inability to prove who receives the money.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Russiaville
Cary Bishop
Gauntt
United States Eommissioner
Logansport
Bishop
Indiana cousin of Joaquin Miller notes Texas oil land gain
Andrew W. Snyder of Richmond, Indiana, reports Joaquin Miller's Texas land tale. Miller bought 70 acres near Beaumont eighteen months ago at ten dollars an acre. He refused a hundred thousand dollar offer, having begun converting land to a sheep ranch before oil was found. He plans to hold for now.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Andrew W. Snyder
Joaquin Miller
Indiana
Snyder
Mr. Miller
Texas
Beaumont
Miller
Old Game on an Old Man Robbed in New York
John Barlow seventy from Clark township Indiana was robbed of seventy dollars in New York. He and his wife had traveled from Buffalo. A man named Ragsdale posed as an old friend and with two supposed officers pressured Barlow into surrendering seven dollars for release. Police later detained a woman Iva Vinke who was released for lack of evidence.
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John Barlow
Clark Township
Jackson County
Indiana
New York
New York Times
Buffalo
Ragsdale
West Fifteenth Street
Barlow
Iva Vinke
Whipped by Regulators Over Family Abuse in Indiana
Rushville Jacksonian reports Joseph Hankins of Richland was visited by a neighborhood delegation and given a severe whipping with a buggy whip after alleged abuse of his family. Hankins faced a regulators threat, accepted the punishment, and agreed to improve his treatment of kin.
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Indianapolis Journal
Rushville
Ind
Jacksonian
Joseph Hankins
Richland
Hawkins
Bad Gang at Teegarden Threatens Local Rail Robberies
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Plymouth Indiana August 31 Jacob Stamp and his wife and eleven-year-old son were bound in their bed by masked men seeking hidden money. Stamp a Dunkard declines to aid police. The boy identified several robbers by voice. The Teegarden gang is accused of chicken and cattle theft and two attempted Rio railroad hold ups along the Baltimore & Ohio line.
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Indianapomst Journal
Plymouth
Ind
Jacob Stamp
Teegarden
Stump
Baltimore & Ohio
Woman killed by train near New Albany
In New Albany Indiana on August 31 Laura Kottell aged thirty five was fatally struck by an eastbound Southern passenger train near Edwardsville five miles west of New Albany. She leaves six children and had been visiting a neighbor when warned not to cross the track as the train approached.
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Indianapolis Journal
New Albany
Ind
Laura Kottell
Southern
Edwardsville
Hottell
Saloon crackdown sparks trials in Rushville
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Rushville Indiana reports that the mayor marshal prosecutor and a special policeman led an assault on saloon keepers this week. Nearly all liquor dealers face trials on varied charges as reform drives inquiry. The city wakes to the crusade.
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Indianapolis Journal
Rushville
Ind
Connersville Suit Over Damages and Local Sales Report
In Connersville a wood working machine operator Jacob Clouds seeks 10000 dollars for injuries from a factory accident. The Ready and Showalter planing mill changes hands to foreign capital, with another sale of business property near completion. Rising Sun reports a severe electrical storm causing crop and building damage, and Muncie notes island wreck victim Charles Ross surviving after a Klondike incident with limited belongings.
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Indianapolis Journal
Connersville
Ind
Jacob Clouds
Rem
Beckett & Moore
Ready & Showalter
Franklin Fair Closes After Successful Week Of Races
Franklin Ind Aug 1 The Johnson county fair closed today after a very successful week. Races included 2 35 Pace purse 150 Beryl W hot in last heats 221 2 18 Bugle Call won first heat 234 Ed 8 won third Fred L and Jipsey B started. Watson Rebel won mile Mary Butress Lizzie Mack also noted Best time 144. Wabash Ind Aug 31 Will Rector arrested for embalming without license. Seymour Ind Aug 31 Fireman killed at Muscatituck bridge when train split in two. Ted Roosevelt dog nabbed purse of unknown owner.
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Indianapolis Journal
Franklin
Ind
Johnson County Fair
Beryl
Bugle Call
Fred L
Jipsey B
Watson Rebel
Tun Gazoon
Mary Butress
Lizzie Mack
Wabash
Will Rector
W. B. Jones
J. Payne
Jones
Rector
Payne
Local brief notes from Indiana towns and counties
A compilation of short items: an Ohio sheriff recovered funds taken from a railroad. Lewis Hickman’s farm near Muncie yields a recurring dream of hidden gold prompting a future dig. Sullivan sees shoe firm sale to Thomas Springer, with Crowder taking the helm of local utilities. A large log cabin raising near Amboy draws thousands, a Big Four trestle arch near Crawfordsville is completed at 4000 dollars, and a sawmill worker near Wallonia dies from an accident at age thirty.
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Ohio
Muncie
Lewis Hickman
Hickman
Sullivan
C. H
MacArthur Visits Canton After Philippines Return
General MacArthur, returning from the Philippines, stops at Canton to pay respects to the President, accompanied by Major Ashburn. United States Ambassador to Italy George L. Von Meyer and Gen Curtis Guild Jr. also visit. Von Meyer leaves for the East and Rome, while MacArthur heads to Washington to report to the War Department before proceeding to Milwaukee for a large honor reception.
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Canton
General MacArthur
Philippines
Ashburn
McKinley
George L. von Meyer
United States
Italy
Curtis Guild, Jr
Boston
von Meyer
East
Cleveland
Rome
Manila
Washington
War Department
Milwaukee
Bomb blast robs train between Waterval and Hemanskral
A train between Waterval and Hemanskral was blown up by twenty Boers who fired on it and set it alight. Lieutenant Colonel Vandalour of the Irish Guards was killed, with other casualties not yet reported. Garratt captured Piet De Larey, brother of the assistant commander general. A health report shows 1,067 deaths in July among 62,479 refugees under British supervision, with 56 under age twelve.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Waterval
Hemanskral
Vandalour
Irish Guards
Standard
Transvaal
Mysterious Death of Man in Box Car Reported in Indiana
Reports identify the dead man as Rufus Hulwick a Goshen saloon keeper with a wife and two children. Authorities say he was murdered and may have used the name W. H. Avis. In other items Geneva Stratton Porter named editor at Outing magazine and Peter Schwab leads Eastern Indiana Traction Company franchise in Portland Indiana.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
Toledo
Rufus Hulwick
Goshen
W. H.avis
Portland
Eastern Indiana Traction Company
Peter Schwab
Hamilton
Richmond
Independent Steel Company forms in Sharon and New Castle
A new steel company named Independent Steel Company is organized with 1.5 million dollars in stock. It will build a plant at New Castle immediately, with two mills contracted to a Pittsburgh firm and more mills planned. Key stockholders include Cornelius J. Kane W. O. Maloney A F Baumgarten John R Moorehead L L Bergman and H Silberman.
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Pittsburg
John R. Moorehead
New Castle
L. L. Bergman and
H. Silberman
Cleveland
Sheridan Sails to Manila With Teachers and Gen Grant
The transport Sheridan left San Francisco for Manila carrying a large passenger list and army supplies. Brigadier General Fred Grant was among the travelers, along with many school teachers stepping to overseas duty.
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Transport Sheridan
Fred S. Grant
San Francisco
Sheridan
Manila
Fred Grant
Fires Destroy Oil Tanks and Mills Across Three States
Lightning sparked fires destroying two large oil tanks near Olean New York including one owned by Standard Oil and another by National Transit Pipeline Company with a total loss around 75000 dollars. In Menominee Michigan a match block factory sawmill and shingle mill burn totaling about 50000 dollars. Mount Vernon Missouri elevator filled with grain burned causing a 50000 dollar loss.
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Olean
N. Y
Standard Oil Company
National Transit Pipeline Company
Menominee
Mich
A. W. Clark & Co
MT. Vernon
Mount Vernon
Driver capsizes near Point Betsy with six crew
The schooner Driver waterlogged and capsized in Lake Michigan off Point Betsy near Glenhaven. Six crew members were aboard and their fate was initially unknown, but Captain F J Johnson of the Montana reported a yawl with a sail headed for land and suggested the crew likely reached shore safely.
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Glenhaven
Mich
Lake of Frankfort
Chicago
F. J. Johnson
Montana
Point Betsy
Tie
Detective Vallely Arrests Wanted Fraud Suspect in Buffalo
Detective Vallely of the exposition police force arrested Abraham J. Liehman known as Arthur Lehman and several aliases. He faces fraud and forgery charges in Rochester Chicago and other cities. During examination he jumped from a second story window to the railroad tracks and escaped. he has not been recaptured.
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Buffalo
Vallely
Exposition
Abraham J. Liehman
Rochester
Chicago
Liehman
Arthur M. Lehman
Windfall gas stove blast injures Mrs Longfellow in Indiana
In Windfall Indiana Mrs Longfellow wife of Dr T W Longfellow was seriously burned by a gas stove explosion while preparing supper. Gas from the oven ignited after she opened it. Reports from nearby towns note assignments, fairs and deaths as part of daily updates on regional events.
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Indianapolis Journal
Ind
Atchison man Celestine Sullivan chosen for Philippines mission
Celestine Sullivan of Atchison a newspaper man who once studied for the priesthood has been chosen by the Catholic University of America in Washington to go to the Philippines for three years. He will establish and teach Catholic schools modeled after U S programs.
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Atchison, Kan
Celestine Sullivan
Atchison
Catholic University of America At
Washington
Philippines
Sullivan
United States
Roosevelt to pen Rough Riders history for New Mexico roster
Vice President Roosevelt has agreed to write a history of the Rough Riders for the roster of New Mexico volunteers in the Spanish war. The work will be published under the authority of the thirty fourth Legislative Assembly of New Mexico which has appropriated forty six dollars for that purpose.
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Santa FE
N. M
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
New Mexico
Thirty-Fourth Legislative Assembly of
Milwaukee cashier charged with embezzling $10,000
Julius Van Steen a cashier at the Ster & Vogel firm in Milwaukee Wisconsin was arrested on a warrant charging embezzlement of $10,000 from his employers He appeared in District Court and pleaded guilty to the charge and was bound over for trial.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Julius van Steen
The
Ster & Vogelneers
van Steen
Preases
Columbus Firm Incorporators Named in Founding Group
Today, with headquarters in Columbus, the incorporators are Capt. W. D. Matthews, John W. Childers, Oliver B. Jones, James W. Pinkard, and Robert McFarland.
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Columbus
Capt. W. D. Matthews
John W. Childers
Oliver B. Jones
Gemes W. Pinkard
Robert McFarand
Duty and discretion for confidential stenographers
A New York Christian Advocate piece warns against stenographers sharing confidential employer information. It urges strict nonresponse to improper questions in public or private, stressing the risk to employment for answering and condemning detailing of internal matters as disloyal busybody behavior.
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New York
Freeman Aid Society elects Knight president of New Orleans University
Cincinnati August 31 Dr Frederick H Knight of Boston was chosen president of New Orleans University by the Freedman Aid Society board. He has led St Johns Church Boston for eight years and will assume duties at the opening of the next scholastic year.
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Cincinnati
The
Freedman Aid Society
Frederick H. Knight
Boston
New Orleans University
Knight
St. John's Church of
Nicaraguan Congress Approves Trade Treaty With Mexico
In Managua on August, the Nicaraguan Congress approved the amity and commerce treaty with Mexico and endorsed President Zelaya’s yearlong agenda through his Cabinet. The move follows earlier pacts and signals broader regional commerce alignment.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Mexico
United States
Zelaya
Levey & Co assigns general assets in Buffalo
The Buffalo firm Levey & Co manufacturers and wholesale dealers in ready made clothing filed a general assignment with the county clerk. The document lists a nominal consideration of $1 and names no preferred creditors beyond employees.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Levey & Co
Police Commission Dismisses Three Detectives
Chicago officials announced the police department inquiry findings and ordered detectives Joyce Cramer and Tracey discharged from the force. The ruling comes as part of an ongoing investigation into the department.
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Chicago
Police Department
Joyce
Cramer
Tracey
Masons National Grand Lodge Colored Incorporation in Columbus
Columbus August 11 news reports the National Grand lodge of Free and Accepted York Masons of the United States of North America colored section being incorporated at Columbus Ohio. The action marks a formal organizational step for the fraternal body within the state.
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Columbus, C
National Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted
York Masons
United States of North America
Whitman arraigned in Boston on forgery and larceny charges
Alonzo J. Whitman was arraigned in Boston court today on charges of forgery and larceny. The brief appearance followed initial proceedings in the case, with prosecutors outlining alleged theft and counterfeit actions and Whitman entering no plea pending further action.
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Boston
Alonzo J. Whitman
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