Walsh Is Found Guilty After Jury Delays
Walsh, former president of the Mhlesxp tional bank, found guilty on fifty four counts of misapplication of bank funds. Juror Palmer pressured others to consider age during deliberations, while Judge Anderson lauded jurors. Walsh faced possible penalties of five to ten years per count, with the verdict read amid an emotional courtroom.
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Chicago
Inn 1
Tom’ Ry Walsh
Mhlesxptional Bank
Federal District Court
Welsh
Hoerty
Nira
John S. Miller
Elmer Falmer
Palmer
Anderson
Juroe
Milter
Walsh
Arissn
Hea
Siler
Cooper
Richard W
John Wigalsh
Orville
Bapcock
Li Blake Baldwin
W. Jonashaw
John P. Hopkins
Maurier Rogenfeld
Mr. Miller
Samuel R. Hamill
ER. C. Ritsher
L. E. Wart
William J Bynes
Weather Forecasts for Several States
The Weather Bureau reports fair conditions across the Midwest. Sunday and Monday show warming trends in Ohio Indiana and Illinois with higher temperatures. Michigan remains fair Sunday and Monday with milder conditions.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Eawer
Michigan
Evans Praises Brazilian Welcome to American Fleet
Rio de Janeiro January 14 Rear Admiral Evans commander of the American fleet expresses gratitude for the warm reception by Brazil and its people while noting rheumatism has hindered his enjoyments. He says the fleet is ready for the straits voyage with battleships and torpedo boats in order and no expected difficulty in passing the Straits of Magellan in regular formation. The day also features lively bets on an 18 oared cutter race between Minnesota and Louisiana crews with about $12,000 at stake. Minnesota wins and will race Timels crew tomorrow for the purse.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Evans
Towirander
Port of Spain
Mim
Bue
Minnesota
Louisiana
Ively Struggls
Pope's Condition Expected To Improve In Coming Hours
Rome January 18 Dr Petacci visited the pope again and said that if the gout follows a regular course, the pope should show considerable improvement by tomorrow evening. The report attributes the expectation to a stable progression and a cautious recovery outlook from the medical visit.
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Rome
Ticket Frauds In New York And Washington
Police charge the unearthing of a large fraud connected with several corporations. Charles Tabler of New York and Leo Lucas, a grocery worker, were arrested. The extent is unknown but involves car tickets and $500 worth of limited tobacco certificates. Harry Winisatt is among five men arrested in New York.
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Washington
Fan
New York
Charles Tabler
Leo Lucas
Lmited ‘Tobacco Company
Harry Winisatt
Arrests in New York Raids Target Bank Fraud Plot
Detectives seized five men after raiding a flat in western New York. The suspects are believed to have information about an alleged scheme to defraud Hamilton Bank Note Company of $1,009 worth of surface railway tickets from Washington Railway and Electric Company in Washington, D.C.
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New York
Tonizhi
Weet
Hamilton
Wrahington Railway and Electric Company
Washington
B.C
Secret order dues dispute ends in dismissal in Lexington
A Lexington case involving the Royal Arcanum lodge and former members questioned paid insurance dues. Justice Olipham dismissed the suit, ruling that a person cannot be deprived of insurance benefits without authorization from members. Representatives of many secret orders attended and observed the proceedings.
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Lexington
Royal Arcanum
Odge
Order
Oliham
Suen
Glass workers accept lower wage scale
Cleveland dispatch reports glass workers returning from Buffalo after talks with an employers’ committee, agreeing to a reduced wage scale for the nation’s skilled labor for the coming month, about 37 percent lower than a year ago.
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Cleveland
Buffalo
Mark Twain Seriously Sick in New York Hotel
The report says Clemens Mark Twain is severely ill at a New York hotel on Retith Avenue. A physician attends him while Mr Ag Craig, chief examiner from Washington, visits his brothers Co and RT Craig of the Pennsylvania Railroad and returns home Friday evening.
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New York
Clemen Mark Fain
Retith Avenue
Clemens Andis
Colla
Ag. Craig
Pension Wiredu
Washington
R. T. Craig
Highone
Fort Wayne Leaders Promote Indianapolis Convention Trip
Fort Wayne figures Randall and Hosey announce a special $3.59 round trip fare for Tuesday and Wednesday travel to the waterways convention in Indianapolis. Tickets good for return Thursday, aiming to spur strong Fort Wayne turnout and state support for Ohio River and lower Wabash improvements.
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Rapdall
Zoleda
Fort Wayne & Caicago Waterway Association
William J. Hosey
Indianapolis
Fort Warne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
Fort Wayne
Mr. Randall
Bir. Hosey
Taft Warne
Ohio River
Wabash
Accidentally Shoots Boy Near Kendallville Ind
A nine year old, Herbert Hedden, was shot in the side while coasting near Kendallville. A companion fired a gun accidentally, the bullet lodging near the heart but not fatal. The boy was taken to a hospital with medical staff attending. authorities classify the incident as an accident.
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Kendallville
Ind
Herbert Hedden
S. D. Hadden
Kelly House
Vernon Hogmer
Clyde Weilek
Hosier
George Montha
Hert Sawyer
Bertha Sawyer
Cny
Hedren
Williams
Nyliet
Cortelyou Candidacy Sparks Cabinet Clash Over Taft Plan
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Cortelyou may seek the presidency while remaining in the cabinet. He told President Roosevelt he opposed backing Taft or any cabinet member, and expressed sympathy with Senator Foraker in blocking administration influence. The president listened, but no move against Cortelyou followed. Cortelyou insists on serving in cabinet while pursuing his own candidacy.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Senator Foraker
Taft
Ohio
Washington
George Bortgison
the Treasury
Els
Chicago
Cortelway
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Foraker
Treasury
Ars. Cortelyou
Callen
Mr. Cortelyon
Cortu
Fwily
Mann
Pale
Che
Complopi
Cartelsous
Miners Gather For Nineteenth UMWA Convention in Indianapolis
Coal miners delegates converge on Indianapolis for the nineteenth annual convention to be presided by President John Mitchell. Arrivals include National VP T L Lewis and National Sec-Treas W B Wilson. The opening session is set for Tuesday with about 1,200 expected on site.
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Indianapolis
Whic
John Mitchell
T. L. Lewis
Ohio
T. J. Smith
Tennessee National Board
John Amitchell
Excelsior Springs
W. B. Wilson
Mitchell
W. D. Ryan
Kinnie
John Fahey
John P White
Towa
T. I. Lewis
T. J. Lewis
New Miners Union Aims to Displace Federation
A Nevada miners union charter signals its plan to challenge the Betorn federation in the Galdfelt district. The group positions itself as the operators’ association counterforce, seeking leadership over local labor affairs and mining relations despite limited readable details.
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Golpfiflg
Nevada Miners’ Union
Svas
Cavaty Court Roedax
Betorn
Galdfelt
Operators’ Association
Heir Dies in Poverty in Hartford City Grocery
In Hartford City Indiana John Ball seventy died in a local grocery store while an heir to a Philadelphia estate valued around 100000 dollars. He had pursued a large inheritance through kinship links to Joseph Ball and the Ball family, but died intestate and in poverty. He worked as an adengineer for the Hartford City Paper and was a Pennsylvania native who had lived in the town for fourteen years.
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Hartford City
Ind
Tohn Ball
United States
Joseph Ball
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
John Ball
George Washington
Yonathan Sell
Mary Washington
Serah Blartha Ball
Paul Custer
Custer and Horne
Indiana
Joseph Ballaleo
Washington
Tigris Valley
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Entucky
Edmund Clarence Stedman Dead Banker and Poet in New York
Edmund Clarence Stedman, banker and poet, died suddenly at his New York home aged about seventy two. He had suffered years with heart disease, and was returning to his study to resume work when the fatal attack occurred. Stedman, born in Hartford, rose as a verse writer, editor, and critic, editing Library of American Literature and lecturing at Johns Hopkins.
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New York
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Stedmans
Laura Whidworth Stermen
Siedmen
Eiventy
Hartford
Conn
Stedman Beams
Stock’ Exchange
Allmouth
Lfe
Jennyson
Tehocritis
America
Library of American Literature
Johns Hopkins University
Stedman
Colonel Bryan Plans Long Tour
Lincoln Nebraska January 18 William J Bryan will depart tomorrow on an extended tour lasting a month leaving Chicago Covington Nashville Birmingham and Washington He will attend the Gridiron Club banquet in Washington then visit Philadelphia several cities in Delaware New Jersey and New York before going to Toronto and Montreal Major James Dahlman Nebraska Democratic National Committeeman will coordinate the Bryan volunteers organize in every precinct nationwide by mid July to support a native canvass and campaign funds as the Bryan managers rely heavily on the organization to fund and fuel the national drive across states
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Lincoln, Neb
Wiliam J. Bryan
Bryan Wil v
Chicago
Covington
1Ky
Nashville
Birmingham
Ashington
Washington
Bryan
Visi Philladelphia
Delaware
New Jersey
New York
Toronto
Montreal
Omaha
Neb
Major
James
Dahlman
Democratic National
Nebraska
Moroement
United States
Mayap
Bryan Managers Wold
Mrs F A Quick Succumbs After Sudden Illness
Mrs Paonle A Quick, wife of W F Quick, died at home after a sudden illness Saturday night. She was 58. Survived by husband, three daughters Varley, Grate Quick, and Mrs Mypile Corbett, two brothers Irene My aid Sanvel Stitho, and two sisters Miss A Testler and Mrs S Vance. Family services and interment planned in Colume fens.
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Paonle A. Quicx
W. FL Quick
Francis
Deepase
Wilitres
Varley
Grate Quick
Mypile Corbett
Irenemy
Sanvel Stitho
Miso A. Testler
Vance
Colume Fens
CIY Buys The Conduits In Fort Wayne Power Plant Deal
Fort Wayne city advances toward completion of its underground lighting system by purchasing conduits from the Wabash Valley Traction company and McBride Electric Construction. The agreement covers Calhoun and Clinton streets and avoids disrupting existing police and fire alert wiring. Construction pace quickens as the municipal plant moves toward energization.
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Torday
Ity
Worthwayned& Wabash Valley Traction Compan
McBride Electric Construction Company
City
Ceme
Calhoun and
Cilnion
City Llebting
Trection
ifcBride Company
Pric
Ac Ame
Traction Company
Calhoun Street
Sulperinr Street
Brook Arene
Chicago Street
Clinton Street
Columbia Street
Berry Street
Wayne
Washington
Homs
Columbia
Wayne’ & Wabash Valley
Superior Street
Brooklyn Avenue
2Nd
Gaclion Company
Berri
McBride Company
Calhour Street
Home Telephone Company
Fort Wayne
Whitley County Farmer Near Death's Door
Columbia City Indiana January report says Chris Born a Thorn Creek township farmer and stock buyer lies near death at home after a skull fracture and injuries from a Wednesday accident. Doctors relieved brain pressure but he has remained alternately conscious. A double pneumonia has developed and prognosis is guarded as his family and community rally to assist him.
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Rise
Columbia City
Ind
Chris Born
Thorn Creek Township
At & O'Clack
Temperance Sermon at Columbia City Church
A temperance sermon is announced for Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock in Columbia City with Rev MP Surlchy of Larwill delivering the address at the Luited Bredhen church. The preacher and city officials plan to start the event as part of a countywide dry remonstrance effort, and the town in this county has been urged to abstain.
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Cotmbia City
Surlchy
Luited
Bredhen Churel
Lertonnt
Chiche
Shiver
Warne
Vermont
Evers
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Byers
Terest
Straits OF Magellan
Fleet
Pope
Bath
Cidlas Maria
Mark Twain
Bucky
Boy
Kendallvillé
Cortelyou
Dianapolis
T. L. Levis
Bryan Plans
Canada
F. A. Quick
Ciy
Ees
Wabash Valley Traction Company
Calhoun
Clinton Streets
Whitley County
Death's Door
Chris
Burn
Columbia City Church
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