Hinshaw Ordered Back to Prison for Life Murder
Governor Hanly ordered Rev. William Hinshaw returning to Michigan City to resume life imprisonment for the murder of his wife after a secret hearing. Hinshaw confessed involvement with Mrs. Freeman at Shirley and with others present at the interview. The decision followed testimony from five Shirley witnesses and the alienation of a long legal process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hanly
William ¥. Hinshaw
Michigan City
Hinshaw
Clec Preeaian
Wabash
Hainly
A. W. Martin
Wabash County
J.iynn
Randolph County
Marion County
John Duncan
Banly
Winshaw
Railroad
Win Urisener
Shirley
Hishaw
George Freeman
Carter
Milliner
Duncan
Miler
Frank
George Shaw
Shiley
Levi J. Cook
Clifford Hunt
Shaw Brother
Shaw Brothers
Brown
Mr. Milner
Cook
Freeman
C. R. Carter
Arrest in Wabash Stirs City Over Freeman Case
In Wabash Indiana on November 9 authorities arrest W E Hinshaw amid sensational disclosures about his relationship with Mrs Geo Freeman mother of two. Mrs Freeman visited relatives in Lynn Randolph county with her four year old son and stayed two weeks before returning unannounced to Wabash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
W. E. Hinshaw
Geo. Freeman
Star Witness Tr Graft Trial Shot in Philadelphia
Frederick Schaffhauser civil engineer for Philadelphia Water Bureau was shot on the seventh floor by Frederick Hernburner a city fireman. Initial reports suggested politics but later said domestic affairs triggered the attack. Schaffhauser was moved to a hospital in critical condition as authorities prepared to present statements. The incident caused widespread public interest in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Frederick Schaffhauser
Bureau of Water
Frederick Hern
Schaft‘hauser
Schaff- Hornberger
Schuffiauner
Five Incendiary Fires Strike Gotham Flats
A rash of five incendiary fires in two blocks near Lincoln Square caused one death, 2 serious burns, and 2000 occupants driven to the streets. Firemen rescued residents as flames spread from 105 to 110 West Sixtieth and Sixty-first streets, with Boston vaudeville performer Frank Morris arrested amid suspicions he started the blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sixtieth
Sixty-first
Columbus and
West End Avenues
Caroline Swain
Sixtieth Street
Adrian Tompkins
Broadway
Marie Antionette
Ansonia
Empire
Lincoln Square
St. Paul Hotel
Sixty-first and
Columbus Avenue
Hudson
Sixty-second Street
West Sixtieth Street
William Murray
James Smith
West Sixty-first Street
Frank Morris
Boston
Morris
Russian Robbers Make Their Escape from Rogow
A disciplined band of about a hundred revolutionists derailed a mail car at Rogow Poland, robbed the train of cash and valuables totaling around 650000, killed five soldiers and mortally wounded eleven others by bombs, and fled in wagons while signaling with bugles. Cossacks pursued, station destroyed, clerks wounded, and rail service disrupted with funds later reported as 14000 cash plus registered letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogow
Russian
Poland
Warsaw
WAMBACH IS LET GO IN COURT DRINKING CASE
Matthew Wam ach appeared in city court after R. F. Roscrow was arrested for false representations. He pled guilty to assault and battery and was fined with costs after defaulting and seeking a rehearing on a drunkenness charge. John J. Steinman testified as the complaining witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew
R. F. Roscrow
John J. Steinman
New Yorker Arrested in Russian Trade Union Raid
James M. James of New York studying trade unionism in Russia was arrested during a police raid on a trades union bureau in St. Petersburg. He was held five hours, released, and threatened to appeal to the American consul as the bureau, deemed a center for revolutionary agitation, was closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
James M. James
New York
Russia
Bomb Found in Prisoner Cell Aims at Judges
Kiev reports a powerful bomb hidden in the mattress of Rudenko, accused of trying to kill Colonel Spiridovich, chief of the secret police. The device intended to attack judges at the trial, now moved to a drumhead court martial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiev
Rudenko
Spiridovich
Secret Police
Bar amendment fails with light Marion county vote
Indianapolis reports show 3 331 total votes on the bar admission amendment with 2 791 in favor and 540 against in Marion county. Statewide turnout suggests the measure failed as a majority of all votes cast was not reached.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
City Milk Quality Falls Below August Standards
City health officials test milk supply and find twelve of thirty seven samples below the usual standard. The board of health will consult dairymen and conduct further tests to restore the long standing high quality.
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City Board of Health
Six Dollars Missing Fee Held For Remittance
Justice Tarcey received a letter from the state game warden’s department license clerk asking six men John Reeter Jarry Mills AJ Harlsteir R.A. Thave rat Henry Korte and J. P. Wright to pay $6 for hunting licenses. The men failed to enclose the fee of $1 each and are being held to remit the sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Tarcey
State Game
Warren’s Department
John Reeter
Jarry Mills
AJ Harlsteir
R.A. Thaverat
Henry Korte
J. P. Wright
New Manager Appointed at Griffin Motor Car Company
Don J. Hayden of this city has been named manager of the Griffin Motor Car company, succeeding Fay P. Randall who retires from active control to attend to other interests. Randall will focus on his other ventures while Hayden assumes duties at Griffin Motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don J. Hayden
Griffin Motor Car Company
Fay. P. Randall
Sullivan Found Dead Near Delphi With Severed Head
Delphi Ind Nov 9 James Sullivan 30 was found beside the Wabash track with his head severed. The Lafayette and Logansport traction line crew employed him and his brother is a contractor. Remarks to coworkers hinted at his planned layoff and a request for his mother to have his watch. Authorities believe the death was self-inflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Ind
James Sullivan
Wabash
Sullivan
Lafayette
Logansport
Fort Wayne Man Dies on Delphi Job at 25
Sullivan, a Fort Wayne resident and son of Andrew P. Sullivan, died near Delphi after four weeks on a grading project for A. P. Sullivan & Son. The 25 year old unmarried worker left Calhoun street and Rudisill avenue. his father, a Wabash railroad engineer, and family learned of his death around midnight. He is survived by his parents two brothers and three sisters.
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Fort Wayne
Baseball Takes Hold on Isthmus
Panama's baseball fever grows with American and local leaders joining "old timers" and "new comers" in a charitable game at Cocoa Grove near Panama City. Chief Engineer Stevens Judge Gudger Governor Melendez and other officials compete alongside military and foreign dignitaries in an international show of sport.
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Washington
Panama
Canal Zone
Isthmian Canal
Commission
John F. Stevens
Gudger
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
O. C. S. Mallett
Look-Out Club Incorporation Amid Lake James Development
The Look-Out club of Fort Wayne, successor to the West Lake Fishing club, filed articles of incorporation with A. E. Thomas. Capital stock $2,500. It aims to provide recreation and angling, enforce fish and game laws, and has purchased land at Lake James near Angola with a club house costing $2,000. Officers include Henry A. Wiese president and George W. Graffe vice president.
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Fort Wayre
Old West Lake
A. E. Thomas
Lake James
Angola
Henry A. Wiese
George W. Graffe
John C. Helmcamp
Dan Rehm
Peter
Henkenius
Ferdinand Meier
Cornelius G. Cooper
Mik
Deep laid plot to murder woman in Baden Baden
Karl Hall alias Stau, a Washington lawyer, is accused of murdering his mother in law Frau Molitor in Baden Baden Germany. The motive cited is greed and entanglement with Frau Molitor over money. Police suspect a planned Paris summons and a fake Paris cablegram as part of the plot.
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Baden Baden
Germany
Karl Hall
Stau
Washington, D. C
London
Frau Molitor
Hau
Lena Molitor
Frau Molittor
America
Washington
Villa
Molitor
Paris
Constantinople
Haus
United States
Hall
Haul
Frankfort
Baden
Washington Lawyer Detained in London Over Baden Baden Murder
London reports no new details on the Baden Baden murder case involving Karl Hall of Washington who is detained in London after a brief German dispatch asked police to arrest Haul a German native now in Washington D C. The murder is believed to have occurred on November 6. Mrs Hall remains secluded and refuses visitors and letters.
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London
Baden Baden
Karl Hall
Washington
Germany
Haul
Bern Castle
Washington, D. C
Cecil
Hall
Washington man defends suspect in murder case
Dr Grazies Z Needham president of George Washington University and Lt Needham say Karl Han, accused of murdering his mother in law, is a scholarly and upright man. Needham has known Han five or six years and doubts his guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nev
Grazies Z. Needham
George Washington University
Karl Han
Han
Lt. Needham
Bold job done by Lowe masked bandit
A lone robber boarded the rear sleeper of California limited No 41 between Slater and Glasgow Missouri at 11 58 pm robbed three passengers and escaped into darkness. He seized 65 dollars and forced Pullman staff to aid him before locking a door and leaping off as the train slowed. Police hunted the area.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Pullman Company
California
L. H. Searson
C. W Roller
R. Wood
Porter
Flagman
Glasgow
Slater
Pearson
Rock Island
Chicago and Alton Road
Woman Mistakes William Smith on Democratic Ticket
A South Wayne resident phoned Deputy Clerk John Bueter seeking to identify which William Smith won county councilman at large. She believed her brother William Smith might have been elected. the deputy clarified no known William Smith candidate existed, and the confusion involved a Jackson Township lumber merchant with the same name.
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South Wayne
John Bueter
Court House
William Smith
Jackson ‘Township
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Gov. Hanly
Preacher
Star Witness
Gotham
Wambach
Aly
Jengweld
Band
Eatiay
New Yorker
Indiana
Stevens
Judge Gudger
Look-Out Club
OLD West Lake Fishing Organization
Wiil
Baden Baden Crime
Lawyer Hall
University, Washington
Lowe
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