Evidence Against Him Pleads Guilty In Bank Wrecking Case
Indianapolis March 24 J J Brodrick president of the wrecked Indiana national bank at Bllkhart pleaded guilty in federal court to embezzlement misapplication and abstraction of funds false entries to the comptroller and all sixty four counts in the indictment charging wrecking the bank. The judge postponed sentence until after the Walter Brown trial and the defense said the government presented a vast body of evidence making a state court defense difficult.
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Indianapolis
J. J. Brodrick
Indiana National Bank
Bllkhart
United States District Court
Spaan
Anderson
Walter Brown
Shety
Seeno Brodrick
Van
Hoa
Denison
van Beet
Brodrick
W.A. Ketcham
Brown
Robinson Attacks Postal Subsidy In Tahiti Bill
Washington March 24 House resumes consideration of the postoffice appropriation bill. Rep Robinson Indiana attacks a 45000 subsidy for carrying mails from San Francisco to Tahiti and moves to strike it. Overstreet defends the item as within the mail subsidy act. Amendment to end the subsidy passes and the provision is struck. The session also debates return card printing and a select committee on the post office. In the Senate Gibson supports repeal of certain public land laws.
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Washington
House
Robinson
San Francisco
Tahiti
Congress
Pacific
Overstreet
Post Office Committee
United States
Messrs
Cramer
Ind
Sherley
Liverwash
Cal
Oceanic Steamship Company
Scott
Kansas
Post Office Department
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Williams
Mississippi
Wiliams
Tellers
Senate
Gibson
Kageys Celebrate Golden Wedding in Auburn Area
Dir and Mrs G B Kagey of Richland township marked their golden wedding anniversary in Auburn Ind on Wednesday with about fifty guests. Kagey, a well known farmer, and his wife were honored by local residents and family in a community observance.
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Auburn
Ind
G. B. Kagey
Richland Township
This County
Kagey
Young man confesses to murder of father in Wisconsin cabin
Marcel Wiske a 24 year old Eau Claire resident confessed in Augusta to killing his father in a cabin nearby then burning the body. The suspect described the interior act and disposal, leading to police statements on the case.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Marcel
Anton Wiske
Augusta
Payne and Fairbanks as VP prospects in 1908 editorial debate
Indianapolis reports Postmaster General Payne quotes Milwaukee Sentinel editorials on Senator Fairbanks. The notes discuss Fairbanks as a potential vice presidential nominee, Indiana strength, and the likelihood he would not be the party’s presidential choice. Warnings arise about direct promotion versus broader Republican support.
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Indianapolis
Louis Ludlow
Washington
Indianapolis Star
Sands
Senator Fairbanks
Milwauxea Sentinel
Payna
Fairbanks
Indianapolis Journal
Senate
Aga
Payne
Indiana
Spooner
Allison
Lodge
Hale
Republican National Committee
The
Sentinel
Wisconsin
Cisterin
Fairbankss
Foley's Honey and Tar Cure Ad
Foley's Honey and Tar claims relief for coughs colds bronchitis bronchial troubles pneumonia grippe hoarseness and whooping cough. Sold by Dreier and Bra.
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Dreier & Bra
Allen County Orphans Home stockholders meet April 5 1904
Notice to stockholders of the Allen County Orphans Home announces an annual meeting at the home on Tuesday April 5 1904 at 3 p m to elect five trustees for three years and address other business. Also a stray ad mentions Poley's Kidney Cure.
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Allen County
Orphans’ Home
E. H. M'Donald
Henning in Jail on a New Charge
Auburn Indiana March 24 Louis A Henning once a leading DeKalb county businessman is jailed in this city. He was arrested at Decatur Wednesday for the second time in a few weeks and could not post bond. The charge is false pretense tied to hay purchases from DeKalb county farmers.
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Hontinel
Auburn
Ind
Louis A. Henning
DeKalb County
Decatur
Henning
Bleeks
Boy's hand mangled in feed cutter in barn incident
Seven year old son of Frank Heine near Poe lost several fingers when his right hand was caught in the cap wheels of a feed cutter in his father's barn. Dr D J Mercer amputated the muddle finger and treated other injuries. Aged Mary Vaughn hurt when horse driven buggy overturned. left arm fracture. Mrs Sheffield falls from street car. not serious. Medora C Hawley and Ada May Thompson wed in Chicago. Hawley artist from Indianapolis to reside there. Bride wore satin foulard with lace and twenty one roses. relatives present. Newlyweds to reside in Indianapolis. guests at 1828 Fairfield avenue. They plan to be at home after June 1.
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Frank Heine
Poe
D. J. Mercer
Mary Vaughn
Vaughn
Woodland Avenue
Sheffield
Smith
Soest Ding
Medora C. Hawley
South Bend
Ind
Ada May Thompson
Chicago
Henry 0. Spearing
Vincennes Avenue
John Merritte Driver
The
People’s Church
Hawley
Indianapolis
Prandda
Henry C. Spearing
Ira R. Thompson
Charlotte Thompson Jones
Fort Wayne
Fairfield Avenue
Indanspolis
Changes planned for rural Fort Wayne mail routes
The April 15 changes affect two Fort Wayne rural routes numbers 2 and 6 to balance delivery areas. Route 2 runs from the post office through Fort Wayne north to city limits and various roads totaling about 2494 miles. Route 6 starts at the post office, follows Lea gravel road, sections of Cedar Cras township, and Coldwater road, totaling about 2534 miles. A separate correction notes rural route No 9 opens April 15, 1904, not the previously announced dates, to avoid mail service confusion.
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Fort Wayne
Lea Gravel
Ridge Road
Cedar Crash Township
Coldwater Road
Postcetic
Sentinel
Rain Quenches Prairie Fire Across Nebraska Fields
Holdredge Nebraska reports a heavy rain ending a devastating blaze that destroyed many farms between here Atlanta and Loomis. One man August Olsen is dead, over a hundred thousand dollars in property lost. Three fires started in multiple locations as gale winds spread burning brands far. Mrs. Lohn and daughter escaped via ploughed field. three sick residents were moved to safety. Hobart Oklahoma notes similar heavy rainfall boosting crop prospects.
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Holdredge
Neb
Here
Atlanta
Loomis
August Olsen
Josa
Andrew Lohn
Death of Sir Edwin Arnold Ends Noted Orientalist Career
London reports the death of Sir Edwin Arnold, famed author of Light of Asia and numerous oriental works. Born June 10, 1832 in Rochester, he studied at Oxford, led the Sanscrit college in Poona, and later edited for The Daily Telegraph. He authored major poems and translated works, earning royal honours and international decorations before passing in London.
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London
Edwin Arnold
Sir Edwin Arnold
Ard
Rochester
Oxford University
Government Sanscrit College
Poona
Bombay Presidency
India
England
Daily Telegraph
George Smith
British Museum
Nineveh
Arnold
Stanley Bee
Livingstone
South Africa
Asia
Buddha
Muale
Dudley Buck
Benga
Sa'Di
Jesus
Paotiphar
Japan
Bir
Edwin
Home Cure for Consumption Promoted by Dr Zimmerman
Dr Charles Zimmerman claims a positive at home cure for consumption. He says his treatment cures all cases where vitality remains and has reportedly saved hundreds deemed fatal. He offers mail order tests and information from Fort Wayne Indiana for those seeking guidance.
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Charles Zimmerman
Mort. Wayne
United States
Europe
Charles Zimmerman & CO
Vek
Fort Wayne
Indiana
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Healy
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