Muncie Declares Martial Law Amid Riots
Governor Hanly proclaims martial law in Muncie Ind ordering 600 state troopers to secure the city. Civil and military officers coordinate to maintain order as business and trade resume under troops, with saloon closures and strict curfews.
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Muncie
Ind
Hanly
Troo
Guthrie
Elvil
J. Frank Hanly
Iartial
Allabey
Munviews
Cour Miles
Goventer Hanly
Fred Sims
Rages Powell
Peracy
W. J. McKee
McKee
Offee
Gay‘erner
General McKee
Thua Tak
Muncie Military District
United Tales
Endiana
Ena
City Saloons Clamp Down After Night Patrol Shift Orders
Chief Merlin announces a strict liquor clampdown with 25 patrolmen on duty from evening to dawn. Saloons must close by 11 pm and remain closed Sunday, as city officials warn against backroom activity. Prostitutes among 60 detainees to be arraigned Monday for prostitution charges.
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Board of Public
Merlin Tan
Eht
Hosey
Democrats Hold Caucus in Ohio Legislature
In Columbus on January 4 the Democratic members of both houses caucused to elect leaders and discuss policy. The assembly backed D. Fi Yost of Monroe as whip and A. Werts of Warren as speaker, forming a unified partisan slate. A joint Senate-Congress caucus was planned for Monday to discuss a state bank and loan center, with the Senate Democrats voting to support the measures.
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Coluabu
Senate
Eapcus
Alent
Democrats of the Senate
Toonlent
Spection Ini
Levee
Demiarrat
Uv Senate
Journal-Gazette Special Edition on Fort Wayne Industries
Special edition highlights Fort Wayne manufacturing and allied sectors. Reporters will visit plants and firms to document industry scale, variety, and economic impact while exploring wholesale and retail operations and regional business influence.
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The
Journal-Gazette
Fort Wayne
Minnesota Democrats Back Bryan for President 1908
Minnesota Democrats including national committeeman T. T. Hudson and over one hundred leaders urge the nominating and election of William Jennings Bryan. They argue Bryan is the chief reformer and advocate of advancement for the nation and African interests amid 1908 campaign plans.
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Pulym
Ating
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Minnesota
Bryan
T. T. Hudson
William J. Bryan
Democrats of
Robbery at Roll Postoffice Reported in Hartvard City
Robbers broke into the postoffice and a hardware store on Friday night in Hartvard City, taking 26 monary and $9 in ERY sURTEp. They fled by horse and wagon, eluding capture until traces were found near Marion after a chase.
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Hartvard
Dante
Jonas Palin
Ross
Marion
Weather Summary For Midwest And Northeast Regions
The forecast notes Sunday bring fair skies and warmer conditions in Indiana, western Michigan, and Pennsylvania. It mentions a split pattern with variable temperatures and a mix of rain and clouds elsewhere, with no major storm impacts expected.
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Washington
Rair
Indiana
Michigan
Pauli
Wil
Warner Atinhaiy
Jury Disagrees as Powers Faces New Trial Date
Georgetown Kentucky June 4 After more than forty eight hours the jury in the Caleb Powers case failed to reach a verdict in the murder trial of William Goedel Powers was convicted in earlier trials and sentenced to death in one and life imprisonment in another The judge overruled bail and set July 6 for the next trial with two jurors still holding for conviction The defense sought a new trial but the court fixed the new date and Powers pledged to speak if released
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Georgetown
Caleb Powers
William Goedel
Ta Tie
Powers
Tring
Morris
Joly
Foreman
IW. Henaker
Morrison County Jacer
Renaker
Price
Acopittal
Marshall
Bal Econ
Banks Admit National Laws Largely Dead Letter in Walsh Trial
Chicago court hears former deputy comptroller George Coffin say national banking statutes are often ignored in practice. He testifies about misapplication charges against John R. Walsh of the defunct Chicago National Bank, noting memoranda and excesses in bank operations were common but not consistently enforced.
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Itional Bank
John R
Chicago
George MM. Cotin
New York
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Calfin
Phoenix National Bank
Beaver National Bank
Coffin
Campteotier
Bankesartuer
Tobn
Miller
Anderson
Walsh
Aten
Exmainens
Mies
Ealing
Malta
Auitogerceyih
Bankruptstetress Awarded the Ownership of Costumes
A New York bankruptcy case centers on Sigige Haugh and a court ruling about ownership of valuable costumes linked to a performer known as Yaz. The decision references creditors and related loans, with details about exhibition rights and claims by Mrs Carter and others involved in the fashion and entertainment assets.
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New York
Sigige Haugh
Jewelry Clue Emerges in Lena Whitmore Murder Case
In Newark New Jersey the discovery of Mrs Lena Whitmore’s jewelry in a saloon safe shifts the investigation toward Whitmore the husband who is detained as a suspect Detectives report the jewels were worn by the victim when she left home and a box kept for Whitmore was found at the Radin saloon authorities hope for a full solution as Whitmore sobs under questioning and named relatives bring letters to aid the case
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Newark
Tate
Lena Whitmore
Bach Swamp
Harrison
Theodore S. ‘Whitmore
Harry E Ragin
Brooks
Badin
Whitmore
Harrison Pond
Chelstriss
Radin
Wall~more
Kent
Altmore
Harrison Station
Vickers
Brogin
Erriter
Consult & Law
Matthew
Charles Salter
Schenectady
Harry Hendrickson
Tien Grickson
Mat
Brooklyn
Major Menfes Hurt as Fog Helps Collision Near Evansville
A fogbound collision near Ford Station ten miles west of Evansville killed John Niederhurst, 35, a Mt Vernon saloon keeper, and seriously injured Major G V Menzins of Mt Vernon who was en route home after a visit to Indianapolis. Seven others were hurt, and Judge Wood opened an inquiry with railroad officials.
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John Niederhurst
G. V. Menzies
Mt. Vernon
Evansvilla
Ind
Bugnaville
Mme
Vernon
Collleton
Fay
Ford
Iesim
Mt Vernon
Raj
Menzins
Congress
Insinnapolis
Hig
L. Grimwood
Mat. Hickrod
Thomas Cullen
Delton & Brown
Lees
Hazelton
Icerad
Wood
W. F. Woot
State Railway Commission
Goldfield Strikers Quit Union Start Returning to Work
In Goldfield it is believed the strike is practically won by the mine operators and within ten days or two weeks every mine in the district will be in full operation. Several mines began again tonight with miners who had been allied with the Western Federation but who signed re affiliation carts.
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Goldfield
Goldfold
Heveral Mines
Western Federation
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