Stensland case ends as banker pleads guilty
In Chicago court, Stensland pleaded guilty to embezzlement charges. Judge Kersten sentenced him to an indeterminate term in Joliet penitentiary. Stensland arrived at Joliet with his daughter and officials following the plea.
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Ghiongo
Iin
Tintin
Fallin Atinsiand
State
Atobney
Sieastand
Theodore Stensland
Chicasa
Totan
Sirlyou
Stensland Ap Peasing
Kersten
Stenelaud Elter
Exene
Telfer
Brenaland
Kaurutun
Steneland
Solstel
Sandberg
Death Rush Marks Old Laws Naturalization Change
About fifty people, mostly foreign born, faced naturalization hearings as a new law took effect. Names listed in the afternoon docket include Kasper Krante Valentine Kaitman Gustave Schimberfenning and many others at the court house.
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Kasper Krante
Valentine Kaitman
Gustave Schimberfenning
Marti Ackerman
John Grau
Peter Junk
Willan Aoers
Redenbock
Frederick Turisan
A. Vogeley
Frederich Matsen
Yhendore Ketp
Gregory App
Bruno Wolf
Frank J. Woonker
Horan Hiller
William Heine
Jon
Despondent man hanged self after wife's death in Indianapolis
An unnamed 53 year old man, Din Pringle, in Indianapolis, hanged himself with a handkerchief after brooding over his wife Nia’s death. Police found his body minutes later. The incident followed a period of distress and a failed plea for help.
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Indianapola
Din Pringle
Pringle
Roosevelt Backed By Republican Convention In New York
Delegates at the New York Republican convention nominated Charles Evans Hughes for governor amid a platform praising Roosevelt and pledging support for tariff revision public utility regulation and civil rights. The administration of Governor Higgins was praised for reform efforts and the party endorsed a strong national policy including naval expansion and protection against abuses in rates and public services.
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Charles E. Hughes
New York
Barings
Charles
Evans Hughes
Prentaont
Hoopevalt
Uirnwat
Dvlecol
W. W. Amstrous
Aiulencs
Chatrrean
Nepublican
Roosevelt
Nist
Parpart Vane
Danama
Helms
Republican Congress
Japan
Avery Tate
Iia
Higgins
I iv
Iis Lory
Palleylolters
Vase Twa
New York City
Ron
Cegard
Wejalao
Tolsnd
Russia
Hughes
Charles BE
Wis
Inb B. Hedees
New York County
Sorator Tully
Steuben County
Wr Iuanea
Covernor
Jann Arne
John P. O'Brien
Merton Lewis
Wallenmott
A. Vanealstyn
Eneiwer
Aull Mi Mayer
Ceneral
Political maneuvering swirls around nomination prospects
The text describes a tense scene as factions discuss nominations and support for candidates including Hughes and Roosevelt. It notes leaders in opposition to Mr. Hehe and signals tentative alignment with Lieutenant Governor Wootram while mentioning calls from figures like Ishon and Conic about the president's stance and possible endorsements.
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Orlork
Weealata
Wootram
Resarvelt
Hughes
Ishon
Plan to Consolidate Fort Wayne Driving Park and Fort Wayne Fair
Movement advances to unify control over the Fort Wayne Driving Park grounds and Fort Wayne Fair, proposing a new grand stand and cement walls to separate grandstand space from merchants. Directors seek consolidation to secure permanent, modern structures and long term management of the grounds.
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Fort Warayah
Drifring Park
Ubusallta
Can
Tme
Fort Wayne
Marti
Ashiblis
Dieghiy
Henry Selane & Co Plans New Quarters for Trasta Berry
Henry Selane and Co undertake a relocation of the Puny Clear factory from Barr and Dnat Derry to quarters on South Calhoun street. The vacated site will be lavishly remodeled with a twenty foot addition and a complete unfertaking establishment will be created. Mr Schone plans to move to the new surroundings around January 1.
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Henry Selane & Co
Trasta Berry
Barr
Derry
South Calhoun Steat
Etie Jplate
Schone
Northerni es Indianalll coin and court notes in local items
A ragged dispatch reports a new ammunition plant at Wa bash Wagus. trials in Plymouth for murder. a Goshen man attempting an assault with a revolver. a fall from a train. the death of Abraham A. Byreges, longtime Hagk of Hoyne president. A grand jury investigates an Edwards Black housekeeper killing. Wayne Knitting mill ends factory plans. Colmauth City officials and local reform movement figures noted amid varied local items.
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Armeiine
Wabash Wagus
Fred Retlinger
Plymouth
Willi Bates
Joseph Dirk
Goshen
CG. Walton
Obiergo
Fisit Dispoventa
Wilsaw
Crome
Abraham A. Byreges
Hagk of
Hoyne
Adama County
Suara
Ueltath Rarnty Srand
Naurier Apuust
Edward Black
Trroft
Wayne Knliting Mill
Pasiars
Colmauth
Sonsky
Haing
Gophen
Wiey
Bowser and the Natural History Lesson Misadventure
A dog Bowser parades with a childlike natural history lesson on cows and horses, prompting Mrs Bowser and a neighborhood to test knowledge. A planned lesson ends with Bowser’s misadventure and a courtroom notice involving Dr Shoemaler and Mr Starr for a mental health matter.
Guarantied Cure Mentioned in Fragmentary Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes a claimed cure for pains and bleeding with mentions of names and brands in a damaged historical page item. The text is unclear but references medical remedies and alleged treatments without clear events or outcomes.
Plan for a Young Men's Institution discussed at convention
At the Indianapolis meeting of the Young Men's Association delegates debated a new plan to create a Young Men's Institute modeled after the YMCA. Mr. Fogarty urged selection of delegates to form subcommittees and push for a broader membership in a federation linking Protestant and Catholic groups. The idea aims to coordinate church-related youth activities.
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Qantas
William Af
Fogarty
Stile Grand Coielin
Mort Genera
Cotiple
YM. C. A. Dors
Fedarn. Uuu
Suctutles
Ehuseu
Ins Rew
Griffiths to Get In Game in Indianapolis Campaign Tour
United States campaigners will tour Indianapolis and surrounding areas as part of a Republican effort. John L. Griffiths will speak in rallies with Attorney General Charles W. Mier among active participants. Events are planned for October 4 in Losantville, October 6 in Hammond, and October 6 in Valparaiso, with additional dates listed for Governor Henry and other civic leaders in early October.
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Idianapolls
John L. Gee
Ihe
United States
Liverpool
Losantiville
Hammond
Valparama
Henry
Pera
Oventig
Deus
Adame Chunty
Getobat
Kateington
Pridey Tin Wil
Wankluyiun
Indiana Friends Gather For Annual Meeting
Indiana Friends convened in Rishmont with delegates from Indiana quarterly meetings and visitors from New York and other states. Notable attendees included Miles of Newberg and Rev. Charles Replogle, with credentials presented by numerous visiting Friends.
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Rishmont
Nto
Tiswtny Nicholson
Bites
Yarloue Darta
Indiana
eInla
Abehigan
Miles
Newberg
Gra
Charles Replogle
Everett
Waar
Tadtey
Marshalitamm
Tawi
John Henry Douglas
Pasadar
Cal
Trank Corneil
New Bleck Coundy
Amd
Arthur Chiixan
Ketmosl
Africa
Governor at Convention in South Bend Opens County Meeting
Governor Hanly spoke at the opening session of the county commissioners convention in Indiana. About 150 attendees from nearly every county discussed proposed legislation and county welfare. Thomas McCabe led the selection committee for the next meeting site and George C. Parks headed the resolutions committee.
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South Bea
Ind
Indiana
Hanly
Thomas McCabe
Tinpecanoe
George C. Parks
Tippecanoe
Tesalunions
Lech Federation at Work at 22nd Convention
Juilinnspolis reports from the second day of the 22nd annual Lebar federation convention in Columbia. Committees presented reports including petitions and jurisprudence as the council resumes tasks and elects officers. Some factions urged continued late-night sessions and a strong party turnout.
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Juilinnspolis
Innes State Paceraton
Lebar
Columbia
Camwulttees
Indiana Mines to Meet for United Mine Workers Convention
A local group in Indiana votes to call a district convention of the United Mine Workers of America. The revival movement aims at organizing a special convention urged by state officers nearby to bolster coal mine labor efforts.
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Tere Howie
Ind
United Mine Warriors of America
Rales
Vinemings Man Arrested After Fatal Evening Shooting
A 28 year old man from Mil Skanes Creek, identified as Vinemings, was arrested after a night shooting killed his wife. Investigators say the event occurred near a grain field and involved a horse staff. The suspect claimed he was intoxicated and unable to recall details.
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Skanes
Engineer Killed in Mine Accident at Nowhure
An engineer named Gretel Lie Rigens Gretel was killed today at Nowhure while operating machinery in a mine. The exact cause and firm involved were not disclosed in the readable text.
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Byansvine
Mid
Lie Rigens Gretel
Nowhure
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