Man Killed in York Freight Yard Crushing
Alphonse C Havert of 516 Holman street died of fatal injuries after being crushed between two railroad cars at the east yards of the Pennsylvania company yesterday morning. Fred Tassier of 115 Home avenue was injured in the same incident, suffering hand and hip injuries that may prove disabling. Witness E Roy, among others, described workers passing between two cars when a switch engine forced one car closed the gap, causing Havert to perish after transfer to the depot and later burial arrangements. Havert leaves a widow and four children. He had moved from France to Maples as a boy, later living in Fork Wayne and Findlay before settling in this city. He was 41 years old and a Catholic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse C. Havert
Holman ‘Street
Pensylvania Company
Fred Tassier
Home Avenue
E. Roy
Havert
Tassler
Roy
Mr. Roy
Havers
TC. Veltler
Schone 4 Cy
Bt. Joseph's Hospital
Bleman
Yarert
France
Maples
Pennsylvania Company
Fork Wayne
Findlay, Fort Wayne & Western
Pennsylvania
Quad Yards
Louis
Henry
Mamie
Coroua Delicti Sill and the Indiana Case Notes
A fragment from a legal brief discusses that a murder death may be proven by surrounding facts and that admissions can show crime linkage. It states the court’s filing window begins at judgment and that overruled motions for new trials do not shorten this period, and that objections to evidence require specifying the exact answer given.
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Charles Dung
State of
Indiana
Allen C.G. Asfemed
Dowling, J
Anc
Pennsylvania shop workers miss work for excursion plans
Employees at the Pennsylvania shops were absent yesterday for various reasons. Some traveled to Rome City to prepare grounds for an excursion to be held this morning, with substantial tasks at the resort. The committee decided to complete work before the crowd arrives and Sunday will be inventory day with half the staff off to count stock.
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Pennsylvania
Rome
League Park
Nickel Plate to Begin New Time Card Sunday
The Nickel Plate railroad will enact a new time card on Sunday affecting the three daily express and passenger trains, with expectations that the schedule will mostly remain the same. Suburban service from Chicago will be reorganized and six trains per direction planned, while the Lake Shore line will operate as part of the enhanced service. In Hamlet Indiana, William Suit, eighteen, died after being struck at a crossing by Train No. 5 under Engineer J McCarthy, after attempting to dash the tracks when warning signals were active.
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Nickel Plate
Nickel Place
Daily Express
Passenger
Wales
Chicago
Lake Shore
Amt
William Suit
Hamlet
Ind
J. ©. McCarthy
Train accident near quarry injures child in Ohio
Mrs Jenking of Middle Point Ohio attempted to cross a cattle guard with two go carts carrying a baby when wheels jammed and a Pennsylvania freight train approached. The cart was struck demolishing it. the child was thrown out but suffered only minor injuries. Several railroad workers plan vacations, with routes to Toledo Chicago and Columbia City. A freight train crew passed through Fort Wayne after a trip over the Cleveland Akron Columbus line, sparking a brief local tale.
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Jenking
Middlepoint
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fort Wayne
Positive Health Boost From Postum Coffee Alternative
A letter from a healthy couple describes long use of Postum and Gripe Nuts as a coffee and tea substitute. The husband, a former alcoholic and dyspeptic, reports headaches and appetite improvements after switching from coffee. The writer claims mental clarity and better digestion, praising the product and urging dietary shifts for broader health gains.
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Waty
Tolley
St Pauls
Postum Co
Balle Creek
Coatim Wats
Inquired on health of Thomas Telley retired engineer
In a long talk the old gentleman revealed that Thomas Telley once fired an engine as a young man for him. The retired engineer is now advanced in years and enjoys savings from youth days while touching on the old student Telley.
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Thomas Telley
Pennsylvania
Ines
Telley
Chase Millions suit over Moses Fowler Chase estate
Judge DeHart grants Frederick S. Chase guardian authority to sue Mrs Cynhelia F Duhme and others in Lafayette Indiana to recover real and personal property valued around 750000 once in the hands of Ophelia Fowler Duhme. An accounting suit filed in US circuit court in March remains pending and supplemental claims will allege Chase was guardian while of unsound mind.
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Lafayette
Ind
DeHart
Freiderick
Chase
Moses Fowler Chase
Aetion
Cynhelia F. Duhme
Moses Fowler Ghase
Opheia Fowler Duhme
Duhmes
United States
Frederick
Base Ball Sunday Games at Two Oclock
Marion Ford and Wayne play a two game mission on Sunday with both games scheduled to start at two oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
dFord Wayne
Kid Wilson the Boy Tramp Heads to New York
Buffalo paper reports Kid Wilson a traveling news vendor, known as the boy tramp, has left San Francisco for New York on June 8 under a written arrangement to repay travel costs within twenty days. He stopped in Buffalo eleven days ago to visit Bert Lichtenwalter of Corner barber shop and plans to continue his journey this morning.
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Kid" Wilson
Buffalo
San Francisco
New York
Wilson
Hashng
Bert Lichtenwalter
Arnold Surrenders in UK Exploit Case at Four Courts
E J Arnold proprietor of Arnold Turf Investment and head of UK explode quick schemes appeared at the Four Courts after 11 a m to surrender on fraud indictments. He had been missing since February as his company collapsed. Attorney Thomas J Rowe accompanied him. manager Lumpkin Agil is also indicted and missing from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Lumpkin Agil
Wew Sauerkirant Mash Potatoes and Spe Bibs
A readable fragment notes a dish or meal plan with items like potatoes and a bib dish mentioned alongside a place or event tonight. Names or clear entities are not fully established in the excerpt.
Horne Trys to Shoot Son-In-Law in Indiana
In Maron Indiana former prime of the RH Horne packing mogul attempted to shoot his son-in-law Frank Riggs at the latter's rug company location. Patrolman Petliferd arrived to seize the weapon and prevent a murder as both men faced an escalating confrontation.
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MARON
Ind
Dine Tj
Hab Lorne
Pri
Horne
Packing Company
Wanapalis
Obie
Son-Inlaw
Franke Riggs
Frank Riggs
Bus Horne
Riggs
Drewn Revelver
Petliferd
Amt
Ernie Horne
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J. J. Gonroy
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