Woodburn Case Goes to Jury Tomorrow in Miller Trial
The Woodburn trial of Berman Miller nears verdict with arguments beginning after a near finish of testimony. The State and defense each have six hours to present. key witness Hackman and the Hayes hotel register play pivotal roles in establishing Miller's alibi and connections to the Fort Wayne barber shop robbery. The court adjourned to await one last witness from Michigan, then resumed with closing arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berman Miller
Harry PF
Hilge- Mann
Inl
Homer C. Underwood
Thomas
R. K. Irwin
James M. Robinson
Miller
Millar
Fort Wayne
Pebrusky
Nera
Woodburn
Hayes Hotel
Henry Hackman
Hackman
Michigan
A. Sibpoena
Henry Hacluoan
Plumadore
Henry W. Hackman
Erwin
Ernest Scheppelman
Weber
Scheppelman
Miler
Sudge Erwin
Diller
Hayes House Aid Register
Witnese
Bie
Ling
Mileler
Banke
Thsekman
Hackmans
Yas
Paseed
Rommas
Ford
Arteries Artien
Burial of Grover Cleveland to be marked by simplicity
Princeton records detail a restrained funeral for Grover Cleveland. Despite two presidential terms, ceremonies will be modest with no military escorts or public eulogies, limited clergy, and a quiet house service before a private graveside at Princeton Cemetery. The cortege will pass from the Cleveland home to the cemetery under police guard for public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Ciseland
Roosail
Merny
Cereagny
Y Iske
Prine Richards
Tinelageh
New York
Ter W. Bese
Cer Heterian Chirrit
Cleveland
Maithind ¥. Bartlet
Mr Sherman Rapidly Recovering in Cleveland
Cleveland, June 25. Reports from physicians show Mr Sherman improving after illness. Temperature readings in the afternoon reached 90.4, pulse noted at 84, and a slight rise from the previous night. The political campaign schedule paused as recovery continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Sherine
Wy UE
Carter
Duckie
Lincoln Life Insurers in Ohio Petitions to Stay Charter Revocation
In Columbus Ohio June 4 The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company of Fort Wayne Indiana asks common pleas court for a restraining order to prevent the Insurance Commissioner from revoking its charter The company argues it can embody an option to purchase its stock The commissioner has threatened charter revocation A hearing on the petition is expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Lincoln Nationdd Life Insurants Company
Port Wayne
Inn
Coommon Pleas Court
Staty Insurance
Lemmert
Ohta
Bryan Kern for National Chair and Bryan Kern for Vice
Denver June 25 Thomas Toxsart chairman of the salination committee arrived with no vice presidential boom. He declared Bryan will be nominated on the first ballot and John W Kern of Indiana will be his running mate. Lamb or Shively may place Kern on the ticket. The convention hall audience showed cautious enthusiasm.
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Denver
Calo
Thomas Toxsart
Tre Saliinal Committee
Bryan
Will Te
Jon W. Kern
Indianas
Kern
Yombutton
Jobn EB
Lamb
Shively
Taggart Gia
Bern
Audilorium
Latest Picture of Mohammed Ali Shah of Persia
Persian upheaval continues as the shah loses support and Russia may intervene. Constitutionalists fight to uphold the 1906 pledge while reactionaries oppose reforms. The shah arms a fortress camp with Amir Bahadorjenk as commander as Persia remains divided between English and Russian spheres of influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His
Mohammed Ali
Shah of
Persia
Qna
Amir Bahadorjenk
Shah Orders Bombardment of Houses in Teheran
Teheran reports say the shah has decreed one house bombarded daily as chaos grips the city. Looting continues with officials and foreign legations alarmed while the parliament building is demolished and deputies seek refuge at the British legation. Refinements and new parliamentary elections are promised amid fear of further destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werlizment
Shah
Dee
Peracid
Ala~al-Dowleh
Meseny
Trom Eran
Legations
Bodyguard
Union Cent Peapia
She Shah
Mieter
Finance
Pri
Man Legation
Rihan
Regsels Defeated At Tabriz In Revolt Clash
In Tabriz Persia the fighting between revolutionists and reactionaries lasted from yesterday morning until daybreak. The revolutionists were defeated and driven from their main position. Casualties totaled about 100 killed and wounded on both sides. Peace negotiations are under way. The governor general has departed the city for Tinne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabriz
Persia
Peage
Tinie
Britain views the Persian matter in Tehran
London reports from Tehran say the situation is improving and under control, with artillery no longer planned for use and only quiet military visits continuing. Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey told the Commons that Britain and Russia warned the Allies not to provoke the shah, while arrests of opposition leaders heighten tensions.
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London
Teheran
Ely
Edward Gres
House’ of Commons
D'Ailaires
Mexican Town Taken by Bandits Reported
Tess Tex June 25. Bandits attacked a Mexican town imprisoning guards. At least three were led away and several wounded in fighting. Telegraph wires cut and a bridge burned. Train lines disrupted with damage to trains near the capital Saltins, with soldiers reported in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laren
Tex
Vivestate
Coahnils
Mexico
Teleera
Mexic
Sta
Government says attack by bandits, no political significance
Officials defend the assault as a bandit action, denying any government link or political motive. Some reports claim the outbreak signals a broader revolt, but authorities reject that interpretation and emphasize security measures.
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Feet
Republic
Toledo Blade Change of Hands Rumor Circulates
Special to The Journal Gazette out of Toledo Ohio reports a rumor that the Made Fullishing company has leased the plant to Nul C Wright and Farry FP helmet editor and business miner of the Cleveland Leider Binliegs Manncor. Mr Locke indicates Cleveland men have negotiated and a deal brews with a July charge of the plant. Robin Locke may retire from active engagement while keeping his interest.
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Die
Journal-Gazette
Toleng. O
Nul
Wright and Farry
Cleveland Leider
Cleewland
Locke
Cleveland
Robina Locke
Twenty Three Bodies Recovered After Fatal Typhoon
Conflicting reports say twenty three bodies have been recovered after a deadly Typhoon strike. Survivors describe heavy losses at sea and describe a scene of widespread damage. Local authorities report ongoing search and rescue operations and appeal for assistance.
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Ava
Ballot Boxes Allegedly Stuffed in Mayors Race Fraud Claim
In New York on June 1 a legal challenge to Mayor elect George McClellan alleges ballot stuffing after a recount showing McClellan ahead by 2,881 votes. The recount reportedly involved forty boxes with a net gain of 861 votes. Weather forecasts and unrelated notes fill the remainder of the torn text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Altyele
Marence W. Shear
W. A. Hearst
All. Herel
Mayee
George 8. McClellan
Washington
Sheain
Ohio
Col Jones Announces City Rail Elevation Effort Progress
Col Jones meets with Board of Public Works and Mayor Hoxie to discuss track elevation in Fort Wayne. Jones and Traction Company officials pledge cooperation, noting work cannot finish in a day but should advance within the year as city and railroad interests align.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Levering Jones
Fort Wayne & Webesh Valley Traction Company
Mayager C.D. Emmons
Howard A. Henry
Board of Public Works
Mam J. Hoxuy
Colonel Jones
Janda
Parte
Jones
Railron
Parsons
Jonas
Partiaa
Cpat
Conmons
Tenth District Bankers Organize At Lafayette
Sixty representatives from towns across the Tenth district gathered in Lafayette to form a district branch of the Indiana Bankers Association. Attendees from Las Porte Michigan City Hammond Valparaiso Rensselaer Monticello and other smaller towns attended a luncheon and business session at Lafayette club and MM 0 A building. Discussions covered bank deposits guarantees depository system and postal savings. Ivan Smith of Indianapolis provided the association address.
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Lapatetts
Ind
Tenth
Nook
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Smnlers
Lafayette Bank
Lafayette Loan and Trust Building
Walter J. Bell
Thore
Lasporte
Michigan City
Hammond
Valparaiso
Rensselaer
Monticello
Wile Hameport
Fowler
Winmpett L. Hollingaworth
State Association
Lafayette Club
Lafayette
James Murdock
Mer~ Chants’ National Bank
Hauke
Ivan Smith
Indisnapolix
State Bankers’ Association
Tha Associatilon
Speaker Cannon Seeks Congress Return in Danville Primary
Tanville Illinois June 25 Uncle Joe Cannon longtime speaker of the U S House announces another bid for Congress petitions to place his name on the primary ticket circulated in Danville Only one defeat since his 43rd Congress term occurred when Samuel Busey Urbana banker beat him fifteen years ago Now at home resting and socializing at Second National Bank owned by Cannon and relatives he is seen at the bank with neighbors and his daughter driving a phaeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanville
Joe’ Cannon
National House of Representatives
Ra-Else
Congress
Danville
Carmnon
Samuel Busey
Millonaire Panker
Urbana
Une
Une Glu
Joe
Second National Bank
Drownings At Lewes End In Tragic Family Deaths
Insane Mrs Avent allegedly drowned her four children in their Lewes home. Neighbors reported the children were found by the mother after she entered the elsterd with them. A bystander intervened as she attempted to harm herself, but authorities say she died later.
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GROVE
Nwa
Avent
Chile
Seth
Lewes
Tive Bays
Herfiehan
Unies
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Harry Flugemann
Attarhia
G. B. McClellan
Paul Moreton
Commodore B. C. Bunediet
Richard Watson Gelder
Paul van Dyke
Andrew F. West
Praf
John Hibben
Julius &. Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
A. D. Russell
Howard McLenahan
Bayard Stockton
Prinaeton
Natonal Guards
New Jersey
Finley
Roth
Grover Cleveland
Velands
Edwin
Chevelrad
MR. Sherman
Lincoln
Jaggart
Indiana Man
Russia
Constitutionalists
Lofi
Gondemi Hirmn
Regsels
Britain
Toledo
Hearst
Col. Jones
Hosey
Board of Works
Cannon
Hla
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