Thaw Trial Highlights Jerome Hum mel Affair Clash
Harry Thaw's counsel Delmas wins a ruling sustaining the objection to admitting the conversation between Abe Hummel and Evelyn before the dictation of the Hum mel affidavit. Jerome seeks to strike Evelyn's answer. Delmas insists to keep it. The judge denies a call to bar counsel from talking with witnesses. Trial resumes with eight experts called by Jerome.
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Wall Street Calm Despite Panic Echoes
New York reports a calm Wall Street morning with prices near low points from yesterday's panic. Traders note big players took the sharp blows while smaller investors showed less reaction and the overall tone remained subdued.
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Largest Brotherhood Class To Join John Hill Division No. 248
John Hill Division No. 248 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers prepares to welcome 44 new members on March 17 at the Odd Fellows hall with a banquet and after meeting. Grand Chief Engineer W. S. Stone and W. J. Futeh will attend alongside members from other cities. the division will reach 260 members, ranking third in the nation behind Boston and Oakland.
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Beam Collapse at Elk’s Building Under Construction
A four ton iron cross-beam fell from the Elk’s building during erection when the lifting rope broke. The beam struck the ground, an edge of sandstone above the entrance was knocked off and the beam bent. No injuries reported. Estimated damage over $100.
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Fireman Carroll Pronounced Grippled For Life
Physicians say Fireman Charles Carroll of Eckhart was shot three times in the back by brakeman Frank Howland. Carroll may be paralyzed for life but could attend Howland's trial this term of court.
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Leading Lady Faints During Cutter Stock Co Performance
Miss Jessie Bean leading the Cutter Stock Co fainted on stage during the first act of last night’s performance. She was attended by two Elk Heart physicians and returned to resume her part in the final act.
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Elkhart
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Officer Hart and Jone Olleys Report
An archival note records Officer Hart and Jone Olleys in a brief report about a breaker incident. The fragment mentions Ss and details are incomplete.
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Court rules against Elkhart attorney in injunction case
In Goshen circuit court Judge Dodge denied the motion to dismiss the action as to Sheriff Riesel. The judge declined to send the entire case to the supreme court and overruled Harman's bid to split the Goshen complaint into paragraphs or separate causes of action for different defendants. Tomorrow sessions will continue with another phase of the case.
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Jealousy Cited in Mrs Brown Divorce Suit
The News reports Mrs. Walter Brown seeks separation citing constant mistreatment fueled by jealousy. She has been in a Martinsville sanatorium, with years of near-constant travel between Indiana and the East, prior to filing while her husband faced imprisonment and a court verdict.
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Lockout at Chicago Telephone Plant Ends in Clash
Chicago Telephone Supply factory workers and union members clashed after a lockout on Monday near the West Beardsley avenue area. George Collins and Harry Brown were charged with assault and battery. both released on $50 bonds after preliminary hearing.
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Governor Likely Names Van Fleet To Superior Court Seat
Indianapolis Star reports Governor Hanly leans toward appointing Elkhart County native Van Fleet to the newly created St Joseph and Elkhart Superior Court seat. Chiefs say the governor will act within ten days, while Goshen opponents push to block the move. Van Fleet, 40, son of ex Judge John M. Van Fleet, has long practiced law with his father and has held county representation in 1901 and 1903.
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