Divorce Granted In Coroner Castor Love Triangle
In Indianapolis on June 22 a scandal involving Coroner Hiram Castor and Miss Daisy Hall ended with a divorce for Mrs. Castor and custody of their only child. Alimony was set by agreement. Castor, elected two years ago, was a popular figure and Knights of Pythias member. The trial featured the mother of the defendant, who supported the wife, and described previous confrontations including an umbrella attack on Miss Hall.
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Fairbanks Flags Tariff and Currency in McKinley Campaign
Indiana speech cites tariff as key revenue need and a currency crisis. Charles W. Fairbanks reports strong McKinley Hobart support with St. Louis demonstrations, arguing Democratic free trade stance blocks needed legislation. Campaign stop noted in Lafayette.
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Philip Hank Sentenced Five Years For Grace McClamrock Death
Philip Hank a young school teacher was found guilty of procuring a criminal operation leading to Grace McClamrock s death and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary plus a fine of 850 Judge Snyder set bonds at 5 000 for Hank who could not meet them He wept as the verdict was read and his father bid him farewell before the jail.
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Philip Hank
Hauk
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General Harrigan Congratulates McKinley Nomination
Harrison sends congratulations to Governor McKinley on his nomination and expresses confidence that the people will ratify the St. Louis convention’s work in November. Also notes Mrs. McKinley to be greeted. The item cites a June 2 dispatch from Napapolis.
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Pleasant Neighbors List From Lakeside Community
The passage names numerous residents and local professionals living in Lakeside, including James A. McKay, Dr. E L Siver, Charles A. Wilding, Charles E. Reed, Dr. C E Heaton, John D Olds, and many others, detailing a broad cross section of the neighborhood.
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E. L. Siver
Charles A. Wilding
Charles E. Reed
C. E. Heaton
John D. Olds
F. ©. Cratsley
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C. W. Gilbert
Jacob Walters
A Carnival of Eccentric Character Sketches
A feature in a 0 chronology edition offers sketches of quirky figures. It portrays outlandish incidents and satirical caricatures, with burlesque tone and humorous vignettes highlighting oddities in daily life.
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