No Jury in Scott Case Begun in Columbia City Murder Trial
Columbia City Indiana reports the murder trial of C. Walter Thornton opened with a long jury panel and many talesmen challenged. The wife of the accused and widow of the slain man attended as legal talent filled the courtroom. The regular and special jurors were examined as proceedings began at 9:00 in the morning before Judge Wing.
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Fort Wayne
Columbia City
Jide L
Wing- Tey
Ali
Thoms As
Allen County
Weod
Carver
Garry Micgemian
Tey
Lilley
Prem
Imrick & En McK
Port Wayne
Wiliam McNimny
Une
Aumont
Anion Nea
Oanotr Ripley
John Site
Thonya Stek— Aifoore
Ronrt
Police Still At Sea In Chinatown Murder Case
Reports from Souti Bend and New York describe police investigations into the Elsie Sigel murder. A Chinaman named George Kee Min was arrested in Chicago on a tip, linked to a suspect named Leon Ling, with rumors of a restaurant tie and a possible witness, Chu Gain, influencing Chinatown circles as the case unfolds across cities.
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South Bend
New York
Souti Bend
Inn
Chinimin
George
Kee Min
Misha
Chicago
Shier
Prite
Garrett
Elsie Sigel
Chung Sling
Gought
Patlee i
Sind
Tile
Paul Sigel
Milor
Cening Sigel
Eleu Sete
Stroma
Pallee
Huy
Almaterfinn
X.Y
Wiley
Sehenectady
Willie
Leon
Jean
Amaterdam
Taniag
Blale Sigel
Ankles
Tony
Elele Steele
Hataurant
Binte Strel Wan
Woodlawn
Thondere
Franz Sigel
Sigel
Hner
Thenriea
Alt Enineide
Leon Ling
Chu Gain
Todd
Ferences
Chinatown
Elate Sixel
Vary Wall
Lie
Ann
President's Pastor Named Senate Chaplain in Washington
June 21 report states Rev. Ulysses G B Pleree, longtime pastor of Art Souis Tintashuren ti thinelty, is named chaplain of the Senate succeeding the late Tilward. Born 1808, he was ordained as a volunteer minister, preaching in Panons and Cales before serving in Ny where he held four pastorates. He accepted a call to At Bouts church in Hot and is set to fulfill the duties of Senate chaplain.
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Washington
Ulysses G. B. Pleree
The
Annals
Tilward Toerett
Pleren
Volutotry
Ayn Thor
Panons
Cales
Thaen
Bouts
Hank
Pierce
Governor Marshall Praises Mayor Nolan Handling of Labor Strife
Indianapolis report quotes Governor Marshall urging calm in HYANAVITIS strikes. He rejects forced arbitration, commends Evansville Mayor Nolan’s leadership, and vows civilian restraint while pledging to support arbitration if needed. Marshall notes police and militia readiness but credits Nolan for averting wider conflict.
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Indianapolis
Marehall
Yuidelie
Trechton Comitay
Eowill
Evanaville
Nolan
Harry Slough
Sharks F Wearner
Evansvie
Pranarvad
Averdad
Qin Sirthy
bin Deryior Nw
Board of Arbitration
Governos Marehatt
N Feat Cour
Abado Miliig
Harriman Stocks Shaken by Rumors in New York
Rumors of E R Harriman illness sparked speculation but were denied by associates. A sharp bear raid hit the market with Union Pacific down four points and other rail shares sliding. In Vienna on June 24 officials debunk rumors about Harriman and say his health card remains satisfactory as he plans a stay in the Alps with family.
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New York
E.R. Harriman
Crittaly
Viesiha
Mes
Telon Pacific
Harriman
Union Pacific
Southern Acuile
Amalgamated Copper
Vienna
Nybbs
Saomertag
Autiriae
Sehere
Eaverol
Turnerfest Brings Thousands to Cincinnati Grounds
Thousands from many states gathered at Turnerfest Cincinnati to witness a grand program honoring German and American ties. Rain disrupted plans, forcing postponement of the evening events at Government Square and a large crowd awaiting the Kreator portion of the day.
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Cincinnati
Sime
Stues
Germany
Raine
Tly Great Agradium
Sensational Gould trial展开 two principals and their attorneys
In Katherine Clemmons Gould versus Howard Gould, Justice Dowling ruled Gould must prove his wife’s indulgence in drink and other alleged misconduct to contest her abandonment. Testimony described belligerent episodes, a plan at a wealthy friend’s Fifth Avenue home, and claims of blackmail defenses by De Lancey Nicoll and Clarence J. Shear amid heated courtroom exchanges.
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Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard
Justice Dowling
Gould
Castle Gould
Aland
Varioun
Saen
Cinc
Mmenee Rervant
Fifth Avenue
Howald
de Lancey Nicoll
Clarence J. Shear
Birn Gavid
Tennart
Taft Seeks Finishing Touches On Corporation Tax Plan
President Taft will personally supervise final changes to the proposed two per cent tax on corporate franchises at a White House conference tonight. Attending are Attorney General Wickersham, Senator Root, Secretary Knox, and Republican lawmakers Aldrich Burrows Penrose Hale Cullan Lodge Metumber Smont and Flint. The draft, prepared by Wickersham Root and Ryot, aims to extend government control of corporations and close evasions. Debate centers on enforcing publicity and preventing stock and bond manipulation while applying the tax to all corporations including banks and article houses. The conference seeks a ready-to-introduce amendment for Thursday’s Senate consideration.
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Washington
Taft
White House
Wickersham
Root
Knox
Finance
Wicker- Rham
Thtt
Parbiietty
Pines
Indiana Bankers' Association Holds 13th Convention Preparations
Bankers convene as officers and visitors descend on Fort Wayne for the Indiana Bankers Association thirteenth annual convention. Executive council meets at Anthony hotel to discuss business and constitution changes while registrations open.
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Indiana Bankers’ Association
Indiana Bankers
Aastetalian Si
Fort Whryne
CH. Worden
Natonal Bank
Ehalysets
Anthony Hotel
Bituineas
Cofycera
Andrew Smith
Capital National Bank
CH. Church
Weather Forecast From Washington June 31
Forecaster notes scattered showers in Indium and Tinos regions with cooler conditions in northern parts. Michigan expects light showers Tuesday with cooler highs, while the south sees moderate winds and remains unsettled.
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Washington
North
Parthent
Michigan
Weather Chaos Delays Surge in New York Heat Wave
June 21 in New York reports a hot wave with astronomical notes and a night delay of about twelve hours from schedule. The day reached near 90 degrees in the shade while several people were reported dead and many cases treated for heat exposure.
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New York
Rerith
Fort Wayne Saenger festival review and plans
A lengthy, partly garbled report describes a winter festival in Fort Wayne with Mr Wissersohn in January and Indianapolins attendance. It notes a silver jubilee observance, a concert in the Robison park grove, and a large gathering of singing societies from multiple cities. Downpour interrupted events after 3 o'clock, but overall success is praised and arrangements celebrated.
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Wissersohn
Janes
Robizon Park
Latiunapolis
Inilanapniin
Am Great
Ait Robison Park
Fort Wayne
Fort Ways
Court House
Inil Richter
Berchard Berthel
Richard Atuelar
Partwayne
Ted
Managalis
Indianapolysadniversary
Adolph Shaminger
Th v Coruses
Port Wayne
Ousted Chicago Minister Sparks Boisterous Meeting
In Chicago June, Dr. Foster of the University of Chicago faced expulsion from the Hunter Ministers' Conference after denying Christ's divinity. The debate grew chaotic with hisses and name calling. a committee was urged to investigate Dr Dixon's conduct. After hours of motions and conflict, the conference adopted a resolution to drop Foster from the conference, though it lacked power to remove him from the church.
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Chicago
El—Prorenssy
Geares Burman Foster
Profesor Forter
A. Co. Dixon
Moody Church
D. D. McLaurin
Dixon
de. Dizon
Baytiat Church
New York
M. P. Roynion
Myers
Johnston Fhyers
Profennne Fonte
Dr. Boynton
Boynton
Prof. Foster
Huentey
Dr. Myers
Foster
Dre Myers
Iniifereaen
Confersnes
Great Northern passenger train derailed near Ural Montana
A derailment on the Great Northern west bound Oriental Limited near Ural on the Kootenai River injured thirty passengers with no fatalities. A landslide caused the crash. Also reported are wedding notices from Texas and Oklahoma with names and dates, including Rev. Toliver officiating and witnesses.
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White Fish
Mont
Great Northern
Oriental Limited
Ural
Kootenai
Texas
DS Larwile
Three Great Meetings at Fabernagles Sunday
Sunday services at Fabernagles drew large crowds with Dr Suq and Dr Heoville presiding. Attendance grew through morning and evening sessions, with many attendees responding to the invitation. By day’s end, 190 additions were reported as of June 22, reflecting strong revival interest.
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Fabernagles
Angotg
Ted
Etty
Suq
Heoville
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