Denies A Plot To Lure Stokes In Court
New York December 12. In a crowded courtroom Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad testified as witnesses in the trial for shooting FE D Stokes. Graham described visits to a department store and purchasing a pistol while denying premeditated plans to lure Stokes to an apartment.
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New York
Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
FE. D. Stokes
Miss Conrad
Lillian
Miss Graham
Buckner
Graham
Phittsburg
Iuham
Miss Brahant
Mr. Stokes
Jed
Lam
Stokes
Europe
Iti
Yoo
Marriage Licenses for Numerous Couples
A list of marriage licenses issued includes Charles Thoot and Myrtle Morg.n 1. Martin T Fruechte 29 farmer and Louise S Eigenberg 27. Mary W Viner 19 and Augustis Overtree 26. Zora OQuusler 23 and Walter E Fix 74. Helen Michael 32 and Nelson Wlopfenstein 19. Daisy J Seward 21 and William J Crdlman 21. Elma E Disler 24 and Henry F Berger 22. Mary K Hoke 33 and Arthur Kk Cheverton 38. Mary Agnes Rye 18 and Harold FrisbIe 2. Elsie M Hamm 18 and Henry R Applegate 23. and other names in the fragmentary list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thoot
Myrtle
Morg.n
Martin T. Fruechte
Farmer
Louise S. Eigenberg
William of. Ath
Mary W. Viner
Augustis Overtree
Zora Oqusler
Walter E. Fix
Clerk
Helen Michael
Nelson Wlopfensteim
Vokla EF. Snyder
Leroy FE. Pettisoln
Mailer
Mary FE. Brenneman
William J. Crdlman
Steward
Daisy J. Seward
Henry F. Berger
Elma E. Disler
Arthur Kk. Cheverton
Mary K. Hoke
Harold KR. Frisbie
Mary Agnes Rye
Henry R. Applegate
Elsie M. Hamm
Transfers of Real Estate in Several Townships
Real estate transfers listed include Glenn Johnston to Henry P and Hazel M Herman for 900 dollars in Monroeville township Lot 5 in I W Taylor's addition. Julian Grosjean to John F Herber for 110 in Wallen Engerton first addition. Winifred Randall to Chester Bailey for 1000 in Hartman’s subdivision Wayne township. J Springer to Louisa Rosener Lot 41 Shirley City addition Shirley City township for 400. James White to Edward White et al. multiple lots in Taylor and Abbott's subdivision Adams township for 1.00. Cleora F Strehig to Benjamin F Rousseau sub of int 2 mid section 5 Adams township for 2500. Benjamin F Rousseau to Charles A Wilding Lot 6 sub of Lot 2 section 5 Adams township for 1.00. George P Dudenhoefer to Minnie B Bueker undivided 1-6 Lot 425 Wayne township and to Frank H Bueker et al undivided 1-3 Lot 425 Commercial third addition Wayne township. James Munn to Lawrence W Priddy north 4 1/2 northeast 1/2 and north 6 acres north side south 1/2 northeast 4 section 4 Springfield township for 6700. Christ Ahischwedeth Henry and Caroline Kanning west 1/4 west 1/2 southeast 1/2 section 25 Adams township for 150. Eph A Grabill to Edward R and Myrtle Swift Grabill et al add Creek township for 150. Miller to Lucy J Kline north ives? et al Patterson.
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Glenn Johnston
Henry P
Hazel M. Herman
I. W. Taylor
Monroeville
Julian Grosjean
John F. Herber
Engerton
Wallen
Washington Township
Winifred Randall
Chester Bailey
Hartman
Wayne Township
Co. J. Springer
Louisa Rosener
Shirley City Addition
Shirley City
James White
Edward White
Taylor and Abbott
Adams Township
Cleora F. Strehig
Benjamin F. Rousai
Benjamin F. Rousseau
Charles A. Wilding
George P. Dudenhoefer
Minnie B. Bueker
Eph A. Grabill
Edward R. Ana Myrtlé ‘Swift
Grabill
Miller
Lucy
Northives
Aertten
Detterson
Dynamiting Case Shifts Focus in Indiana and California
Los Angeles reports the McNamara brothers in custody as Bert H Franklin faces bribery preliminaries. federal prosecutors plan grand jury testimony on dynamiting conspiracies while Ortie McManigal heads to Indianapolis to testify. Franklin’s trial may be delayed. Darrow referenced in a bribery hearing with George Lockwood.
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Los Angeles
Cal
McNamara Brothers
State Penitentiary
Burt H. Franklin
Oscar Lawler
Federal Grand Jury
Federal
Ortie 1K
McManigal
Indianapolis
Franklin
George N. Lockwood
Clarence S. Darrow
Bert H. Franklin
Wm. Tf. Young
Ortie E. McManigal
James B
John J. McNamara
San Quentin State Penitentiary
McNamara
Lockwood
Fredericks
Sanford Guilty of Taking Lives
Rev Frank W Sanford, leader of the Holy Ghost and Us society, was found guilty in U S district court of causing the deaths of six people aboard the yacht Coronet. He refused counsel and spoke of divine instruction as he outlined seven facts for a voyage overview.
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Portland
Maine
Frank W. Sanford
Holy Ghost and Us Society
Coronet
United States District Court
Sandford
Dee
Hale
High Heaven
New Signs of Life at Briceville Rescue Efforts Continue
Survivors from the Briceville mine disaster are brought out alive, with five miners saved. Iron Company President I L Stephenson monitors care as doctors treat the entombed workers and prepare plaster masks and blankets for survivors. Rescue crews urge volunteers for grave digging amid initial resistance from miners.
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Chandler
Coronation Durbar in India Proclaimed by Herald Charge
The foreign secretary opened the ceremony with a proclamation read by the imperial herald on a jet black charger. George was crowned king emperor as 190000 troops fired blank cartridges and the royal standard unfurled to salute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diummer
George
India
Adams County Democrats Nominate County Ticket in Primary
Adams County Indiana Democrats held a primary voting strong showings for auditor treasurer and surveyor. Key results include Beatty 1176 for representative and Smith 1410 for judge with no opposition Parrish 1183 for prosecuting attorney. Durkin 1344 sheriff Macken 1395 surveyor Hendricks 938 second district Kicher 727 third district and Clark 915 coroner with other races listed.
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Decatur
Ind
Adams County
Amos TP. Beatty
David J. Schwartz
Valentine Linker
David K. Smith
Ralleigh Parrish
Thomas H. Baltzell
Walter L. Thornhill
John Magley, Jr
William J. Archbold
Louis Klein
John P. Steiner
Sherif
Thomas J. Durkin
Philip H. Macken
Orval Harruff
James A. Hendricks
Christian Kicher
D. D. Clark
Talks on Yellowstone First Lecture by H H Hays Tonight
H H Hays begins a four part series titled special trips through Yellowstone park. The talk features stereopticon and moving pictures at St Johns school hall Washington boulevard and Van Buren Street this evening under the Luther society. Further lectures follow at St Cedr Cathedral Emmaun hall and an evening at a yet unspecified venue.
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H. H. Hays
Yellowstone Park
St. John’s School Hall
Washington Boulevard
van Buren Street
The
Luther Society
Hig
Seir
Hays
Emmaun Hall
Four Deaths In One Family Spark Ubly Poisoning Case
In Ubly Michigan a family of four, John Wesley Sparling and three sons, died over two years under odd circumstances. Arsenic poisoning led to the spotlight on Dr. Robert A McGregor the family physician and nurse Marguerite Gibbs both charged with murder. They await hearing set for December 5 in Bad Axe.
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Ubly
Mich
John Wesley Sparling
Robert A. McGregor
Baker Faces License Fight In Liquor Case
Tom Baker and bartender John Pattee face liquor selling charges in city court. A continuance was granted to Thursday due to defense counsel’s US court engagement. Baker seeks a clean record for a license renewal as the case impacts his establishment. Ed Craig freed after weapons claim. Rubin held for wife desertion. Clausman dismissed. Blackburn fined.
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Tom Baker
John Pattee
John C. Capron
John W. Eggeman
United States
Baker
Ed Craig
Adam Rubin
Mungovan
Fred Clausman
Sam Blackburn
Daily or Weekly Sentinel Gift Keeps Friends Remembering
A concise note describes the Daily or Weekly Sentinel as a gift that makes friends at home think of you. The item highlights the publication’s enduring presence and suggests it serves as a constant reminder of the giver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Or Weekly Sentinel
Man pleads guilty to wife’s chloroform murder in Terre Haute
Eugene Holley alias Francis Conners confessed to murdering his wife July 12 by chloroform in Terre Haute Indiana He received a life sentence In jail he attempted suicide by cutting an artery in his arm Police found he had been married to two women at once one in Kokomo and another in Terre Haute
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Terre Haute
Ind
Eugene Holley
Francis Conners
Holley
Kokomo
Shuster Guilty of Arson in La Fontaine Hotel Fire
The jury in La Fontaine, Wabash county, returned a guilty verdict against Shuster of La Fontaine for arson in the La Fantine hotel fire. Arthur Wenger had testified that Shuster hired him to burn the hotel to collect $2,500 insurance.
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Peru
Ind
Dee. PeaGer
Shuster
la Fontaine
Wabash County
la Fantine
Arthur Wenger
Four Young Gangsters To Hang For Murder In Chicago
Judge Petit sentences four young gangsters to death for the murder of Fred W. Guelzow Jr. Others receive life terms. Names include Ewald Shiblawski and Philip Sommerling. proceedings note ages and family links as part of the penultimate verdict. The case concludes with one participant not clearly named.
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Petit
Chicago
Fred W. Guelzow, Jr
Tose
Ewald
Shiblawski
Philip Sommerling
Vrank
Thomas Schultz
Guelzow
Chicago to host the Republican National Convention
Chicago wins the bid for the Republican National Convention with St Louis Denver Cincinnati Philadelphia and Baltimore as rivals The committee to decide the date likely fixes the last week of June Taft forces gain control appointing Col Naw head of the end committee and with four national committeemen a seven member panel Hilles refuses concessions and Hitchcock resigns Hill becomes chairman with Rosewater and Duncan as possible additions The form of delegates call and primary questions dominate talks as Roosevelt supporters push on while southern representation fears rise
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Chicago
St. Louis
Denver
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Charles D. Hilles
Col
Harry 8. New
Indiana
Taft
Col. Naw
Hitchcock
Hill
Hilles
Col. Nuv
Vorks
Ohio
Murphy
N. J
Mulvane
Kansas
Williams
Oregon
Messrs. Rosewater
Nebraska
Duncan
N.C
John ¥. Till
Maine
National Committee
Teddy
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Messrs. Kellogg
Minnesota
Borah
Idaho
Ward
New York
Rosewater
Capers
South Carolina
J. Francis Burke
Pennsylvania
Frank H. Hitchcock
Marcel
Brooker
Connecticut
Xeree
P Borst
Buppe
L A Centlivre Elected President in Spy Run Civic Group
Louis A. Centlivre was elected president of the Spy Run Civic Improvement association at a meeting held Monday evening at the Centlivre Brewing offices. John B. Renas, Dr. Walter Langtry, Frank Belot named as officers. a lengthy list of committees was formed to advance Fort Wayne civic beautification efforts, including Bridges, Boulevards, Park, Sewers, Streets and Sidewalks, River Improvement, Light and Water, and Care of Streets and Alleys.
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Louis A. Centlivre
Spy Run Civic Improvement Association
Centlivra Brewing Company
Spy Iin
Fort Wayne
John B. Renas
Walter Langtry
Frank J. Belot
Cooney Bayer
L. A. Centlivre
Frank Belot
John B. Reuss
Fred B. Shoals
Walter R. Seavey
A. E. Carroll
Harry E. Wineland
C. F. Centlivre
Ben Barva
John Dalman
Bridges
B. R. Barva
F. J. Belot
George Jaap
Fred B. Shoaff
J. M. Stouder
Urban Hoffman
John Brewer
Herbert Lang
John Shirk
Walter H Seavey
Louis C. Delagrange
Dr. Meyer
Peter Nussbaum
IT. J. Meyers
Charles Nasbaum
Dan Mullen
Charles Coers
Peter Twergenson
J. M. EF. Riedel
William Miller
G. F. Joly
Joseph Fricke
Charles Pion
Ben R. Larva
E. C. Miller
Harry Eades
Martin Deiver
Ben McQuiston
John Garman
George Schaack
Ohn Dalman
Delph Martin
Marshall Comincavish
Ed Warner
Frank Schlebecker
Gus LeGraw
George Swain, Jr
Henry Fleckinstine
How Long a Lantern Will Burn
A merchant in Olathe offered a lantern as a prize to the best guess of its burn time. A young woman guessed forty five hours and won after the lantern burned forty four hours and thirty three minutes. A Kansas City Star reader calculated a far different result of three hours and eight minutes.
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Olathe
Kansas City
Books Published Worldwide by Year Hit 128.530
A French statistician computes global book production at 128.530 titles annually. The figure reflects an estimate of new books published worldwide each year and underscores the scale of literary output in the period.
Indiana Divorce Notice in Allen County Court
State of Indiana Allen County is Audrey Castret vs Archie Cas tret in the Superior Court of Allen County November term 1911. It appears Archie Castret is a nonresident and a divorce action exists. He must appear by January 29 1912 or the case will proceed in his absence. Attest WM E Gerding Clerk Harper Eggeman attorneys for Plaintiff.
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State of Indiana
Allen County
Audrey
Castret
Archie O. Castret
Superior Court
Archie
Cuastret
Indiana
WM. E. Gerding
Seal
Harper
Eggeman
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate
Creditors heirs and heirs of Frances M Rousseau must appear in Allen Circuit Court Fort Wayne Indiana on January 6 1912 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares executor Wilson W Rosset Witness the clerk of court December 6 1911.
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Frances M. Rousseau
Allen
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Wilson W. Rossert
WM. E. Gerding
Harper & Eggeman
Appointment notices for Indiana estates and executors
Notices announce the appointment of administratrix or executrix for Indiana estates, listing names such as Harper and Eggeman and Matilda Brenner, with indicates solvent estates and attorneys, including Howard Townsend, and dates Dec 6 18 20 and similar.
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Alexander"McKinley
Sula Tone Andlaria
Aid
Welliam Edmonds
Howard. Townsend
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Yellowstone
CcyRin
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Peter Sparling
Searling
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Wenger
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Canad
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Omas Schultz Feane
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L.A Centlivre
Michael Hontheim
ILU Honthete
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