Indicts four men for murder after town marshal shooting
The grand jury for Allen County Indiana indicted Herman Miller John Baker John Slout and Fred LaDuke for first degree murder in the June 7 1907 shooting death of Town Marshal Columbus Croy at Woodburn. Indictments allege premeditated murder with a revolver and burglary during the crime.
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Srand
Herman Miller
John Baker
John Slout
Fred LaDuke
Etrcuit
Columbus Cray
Woodburn
Harry Hilgeman
State of
Indiana
Allen
Oien
Columbus Croy
Tyne
Columba Cray
Joseph Fanls
Felo
Weather outlook across states with mixed precipitation
A weather summary notes generally warmer conditions Saturday with increasing cloudiness across regions. Northern areas may see snow, while the southern portions stay mostly dry. Sunday turns colder with colder winds and night-time lows, and scattered snow in northern areas of Michigan and Indiana.
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Wasrington
Tate
Indiana
Allness
Boole
Sumas
Lower
Michigan
New York to Paris Auto Race Team Arrives in New York
The first foreign team for the New York to Paris automobile contest reaches New York aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. German officers Koeppen and Rose sail with the drivers and engineers to join the attempting expedition. The route stretches 20,000 miles via Alaska and Siberia, with several American cars observed and more possibly joining. The cross continental journey begins on Lincoln's Birthday from Time Square.
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New York
Paris
Steuuier Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Giciais Conocer
Gettiany
Dering Epterptlis
Koeppen
Fifteenth Infantry
Imperial Army
Mans ‘Rose
San Francisco
Seattle
Mhavoy
Valflex
Alaska
Valdes
Cape
Siberia
Vanderbilt Gold
Lockwood and Kling Perd Peru Conference Seeks Delegate Decision
Peru residents Lockwood and Kling, along with Senator Edgar Por Bling, held a morning conference to back the district convention decision. They urged delegates to support the choice to be made at Marion on February 31, with delegates from Migmi sound. The convention is planned for Friday February 31.
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Perd
Ind
t-Geo
May Get Better Quarters for Thaw Reported
Mrs Hyelon Nesbit Thaw and Dante O Tallis plan to inspect the asylum in Poughkeepsie as a potentially more congenial place for Harvey Thaw than the state hospital where he is held under observation. Mrs Thaw and lawyer G Reilly visited Thaw and discussed the contemplated visit to Poughkeepsie.
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Fishkil
Landing
Harvey Thaw
Muatteawai State Hospital
Hyelon Nesbit Thaw
Dante O'Tallis
Poughkeepsie
Musulay
Toaw
G’reily
Thaw
Poughkepsie
Terre Haute Jury Disagrees on Clark Trial
Terre Haute jury revokes charges against ex-county official Amy Clark after a nine to three vote for acquittal in a suspected embezzlement case. The appearance of the case ends without a verdict as details remain unclear.
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Terre Haute
Clark
Terre Wauth
Ink
Amy" Clark Wan
American Fleet Nearing Pacific Through Strait of Magellan
Strenuou s preparations aboard the battleships and torpedo boats of the American fleet near Punta Arenas indicate readiness to enter the Pacific. Signal from the flagship Connecticut is expected at 11 tonight to prosecute voyage northwest around Cape Forward. Farewell calls on shore, health reported good, and a formal reception aboard the Connecticut with dignitaries, ministers, and officers attending.
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Wallas
Pacife
Punta Arenas
Senor Chaignesu
Territory of
Magellan
Hicks
Senora Chaigteau
Admiral Simpson
Senora Rais’ de Chesne
Admiral Sperry
Senora Campos
Evans
Borg
Eva
Connecticut
Punta Aromas
Dancine
Chusieam
Democratic Editors Elect Democratic Editors Elect
Indianapolis paper reports editors elect nine general officers led by president Clas W. Offer and secretary S. Paul Foyster. Delegates praise William Jennings Bryan for president and outline plans for a Democratic campaign, with editorial notes on party leadership and policy direction.
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Indianapolis
Tat
Indiana
DL Monety
Whwood
W. & Thambers
Neweasil
Fei
Clas W. Ofer
Pipe
Secant
Jiresilent
S. Panl Foynten
Sliven
Oscar Cravens
Cindiney
William Dennings
Bryan Fur
Anderson
Giftewett
Lee's
Responsibls
Ta Society of
Antwerp Man Severely Burned in Suspected Fuel Fire
An Antwerp man received extensive burns when a gasoline blaze erupted as he was working with a stove. Firefighters aided the victim as he attempted to escape, with witnesses noting he suffered serious injuries that could prove fatal.
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Troy Weed
Byrne
Roose Velt Inquiry and Waddell Sale Reported
A garbled Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelt involvement in a public printer case and an investigation into office use. It mentions Rube Waddell sale details and a Philadelphia partner, with unclear names and dates amid a shaky OCR frame.
Touching Royal Funeral Scene Amid Portuguese Mourning
Lisbon February 7 The royal procession marked by deep emotion as King Carlos’s body was viewed by Queen Amelia and the royal family. Maria Ple and the prince knelt in prayer, tears and reverence filling the palace chamber. The midnight burial and chapel rites followed aboard the warships, with prayers recited by officials and the palace cross borne by the head priest. King Carlos died poor, leaving an estate mainly in life insurance with over 30,000 to heirs after debts settled. Mechado, republican leader, dismissed links to assassinations and warned monarchy’s end is near, while Franco and party depart toward uncertain exile, possibly Germany, with Franco’s wife and aide aboard.
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Hes Varia
Maria
Amilio
Manual
Oroxe
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Cannes
Curlue
Cerios
Bank of Portugal
Amohe
Senhor Machada
Republican Party
Today
Mechado
Portugal
Barciende
Azevede Continthe
Thia
Morse interview on Campania amid Cunard voyage rumors
Queenstown February report finds Charles W. Morse of New York in the Campania smoking room playing cards. Morse grants an interview denying creditor claims and calling sensational cable dispatches from New York false. He plans ten days travel to Paris and then to New York, traveling under armed guard aboard the liner.
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Queenstown
Associated Press
Cunard
Campania
Charles W. Morse
New York
Morse
Te Dus
Paris
Livuraw
Marie
Slarse
Liverpeni
Gaypania Hoe
Nrme
Prahanly E. HL Meare
Insane Man Drives Out Family in Creek Incident
A mentally disturbed man drove from a creek near the Wabash River injuring his family and was removed to a local hospital. He appeared deranged and authorities report his condition may require medical intervention. police and a coroner investigated the incident after the suspect was captured.
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Neesphal
Trentity
Poller
Terry
Bor
Arvigg
Hitchcock to resign as First Assistant Postmaster General
Franklin Hitchcock, long noted as First Assistant Postmaster General, will resign to manage campaign activities for Secretary Taft’s presidential bid. President Roosevelt and Taft urged him to take the role, with Hitchcock stating he needs time to settle duties before stepping away from the postal service.
Vorys Announces Campaign Shakeup For GOP Nomination
Arthur J. Vorys, manager for Wilima H. Tete at the Republican national convention, announces Frank Hitchcock will assist in campaign management and plans to resign as first assistant postmaster general on February 13 after a 500 percent effort to confer on campaign duties.
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Washington
Frank H. Hitchnosk
Asalstent
Hilchcock
Taft
Miro Hitchhcock
Charles P Grandfield
Hitcheock
Grandfield Na Hese
Postal Service
Hitchcock
Arst
Congress
Tate
Unos
Wuel
Roosevelt
Mir
Hitchcack
Hitcheosiy
Eft
Itcheooles
Ser
Exon
Columbus
Arthur J. Vorys
Wilima H. Tete
T Nave
Frank H. Hitchcock
Ha Wim
After the White House What
In a symposium with the New York Herald and Journal GazetteSunday edition readers see kings of finance statesmen and labor leaders discuss the future post presidency of Roosevelt the central figure as he nears retirement next March with citizens kept in mind by the coverage.
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New York Herald
Journal- Gazette
Kings of Finance
Men of Affairs
Roosevelt
Mississippi Prohibition Bill Clears House Vote
Mississippi lawmakers push a prohibition bill through the house. The measure advances to the senate with timing unclear and support from several members expected to shape next steps.
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