Governor Hanly's Daughter Shot in Indiana
A gunman shot at Mrs. Harry C. Garman, daughter of Governor J. Frank Hanly, in La Porte, Indiana. The shot penetrated her sealskin. no serious injury. Prof. and Mrs. Garman escaped unscathed as they traveled with relatives after New Year’s. William Coe, 40, a former insane asylum inmate, was arrested on a charge of assault with intent to kill and detained for sanity examination.
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Laporte
Ind
Harry Co. Garman
Purdue. University
J. Frank Hanly
William Coe
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Lafayette
Anstiss
Coe
Prof. Garman
Logansport
Thee State Attorney’s Office
Superior Court Validates Aikin Law Over Parol Testimony
The Cincinnati Superior Court rules the Aikin bill constitutional, holding legislative records unimpeachable by parol testimony. Judges Hoffheimer Ferris and Hosea affirm that presentation to the Governor makes the law valid, with an appeal expected to Supreme Court.
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Hosea
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Ireton
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Schoenle
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Bar
Wrede
Supreme Court
Cincinnati Court
Acta Praesumuntur
Wife Shot by Husband Mistaking for Burglar in Kentucky
In Paducah Kentucky Mrs George Kolb 30 was dying from a bullet wound to the breast after her husband awakened by noise mistook her for a burglar and fired Deputy sheriff said the couple live on Sixth and Clark streets and the incident occurred early this morning as heavy rain fell.
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Commercial Tribune
Paducah
George Kolb
Sixth
Clark Streets
Kolb
Sean
Las Ae Birdie Lyent Society
Seven Cars Leave Rails In Westwood Washout
Westwood Avenue car line washout after heavy rain caused embankment slip leading to seven cars leaving the rails near the Cincinnati and Westwood steam railway crossing. Rumor of deaths proved false. several passengers treated as crews repaired the line. Conductor J. Lowman survived injuries and was sent home. engineer Danenhower to review the line with assistants for a later report.
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Senate to Probe Brownsville Infantry Discharge
Washington Feb 2 The Senate will order an immediate investigation into the discharge of negro troops from the Twenty-fifth Infantry over their alleged role in Brownsville Texas violence. Senator Foraker seeks quick adoption of his resolution. Senator Lodge may oppose but signals support. The inquiry likely will be moved forward tomorrow with hearings in Washington rather than Texas. Taft reports Purdy in San Antonio continuing the Brownsville inquiry, with results expected soon.
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Brownsville
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Hilltop Tank Overflows Flooding Auburn Vicinity
About midnight Mt. Auburn water tanks overflowed flooding Auburn avenue and nearby property for about an hour. The keeper blamed pumping staff for not shutting off supply in time, while Water Works officials assessed damage at dawn as the soaked ground revealed the deluge’s reach.
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Railroad wreck near Volland leaves dozens dead or injured
Two passenger trains collided head on four miles west of Volland Kansas. Officials blame telegraph operator John Lynes for the crash. About 32 Mexican laborers and two Americans killed. 83 injured, many burned. Relatives and passengers describe the crush and flames as rescue crews move bodies to Topeka hospitals.
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Topeka
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Wolland
Columbus Junction
Mexico
John Lynes
Volland
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Link
Ormont Hospital
F. M. Sigourney
Iowa
Ted
Alma
Dist
Lynes
Alta Vista
New York Cotton Exchange Accused of Fraudulent Contracts
Representative Livingston and Harvie Jordan Leach charge the New York Cotton Exchange with fraud and gambling like practices. They urge Postmaster General Cortelyou to issue a fraud order to bar exchange officials from the U.S. mails and seek inspection of New York City warehouses for unspinnable cotton grades.
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New York Cotton Exchange
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Georgia
Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
Atlanta
New York Cotta Exchange
United States
Judge Goodwin
Goodwin
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New York Cot Exchange
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York City
New York Exchange
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New Orleans Cotton Exchange
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Probing B. and O Wreck at District Morgue
Investigators seek cause and assign responsibility for the Terra Cotta wreck of Sunday night on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. More than fifty witnesses summoned at the District Morgue. Key dispute centers on whether proper signals were shown at Tacoma.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio
Tacoma
Exchange Moves To Review Complaints At NY Cotton Exchange
Walter C. Hubbard, president of the New York Cotton Exchange, asked the Postmaster General Cortelyon to send copies of any complaints filed against the exchange. The action followed reports that an application might be made to the Postmaster General on behalf of cotton growers.
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Walter C. Hubbard
New York Cotton Exchange
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