Hinshaw Murder Case Progresses in Danville Trial
Darville Ind Sept 7 After over a hundred jurymen were examined a jury was chosen and sworn to try Rev E H Hinshaw charged with murdering his wife They outline the state case showing multiple inconsistent statements by Hinshaw and the witnesses who testified that he lied about events before and after the firing A Belleville minister's death and the ensuing investigations are described with details on the trial and indictment for first degree murder.
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Darville
Ind
Harpili
E. H. Hinshaw
Pin Wit
Baxter Vestal, & Comet
Henry Spaan
Indianapolis
Aden
Hinshaw
Spaan
William i
Belleville
Danville
William
Hindhaw
E. Church
Gidolph County
Soene
Webster
Winchester
Dra. J. K Weist
Richmond
W. ¥. Markel
W. F. Dryden
Clavion
Sexton
Pittsburg
Pirtasczo
Rev
G. C. Jones
Oakland KM. E
Sexton C. A. Carmick
Carmick
C. D
Chicago
Wiggins
Ottawa
Ontario
Stone Wagains
Atlantic
Pacific
Bia
Sontinenta
Equator
North America
Japan
South America
Mexico
R. 0. Bates
Rosa Widaleton
Axvansox
Ralph C. Bates
Rows Middleton
Death by dynamite at Sprechva Ferry shocks Iowa
A massive dynamite explosion at a Mississippi River work camp near Sprechva Ferry killed five men and severely injured several others. Victims include Edward Latshaw and Hans Bjornstod, with Latshaw’s family among the dead. The blast occurred as workers were leaving a shanty after breakfast when a rifle shot from Ray Latshaw apparently struck dynamite stored at the site. The dead and injured were taken to Dubuque for inquest. investigators suspect an accidental discharge by a nearby boy led to the catastrophe.
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Dusogue
Iowa
Sprechva Ferry
Mississippi River
Biornstod
Hans
LaCrosse
Wis
Hody
Latshaw
Edward
Victory
Tatshaw
Charity
Latehaw
Matt
Brewer
Ray
Banob
Lansing
Town
Aye
Raber
Matthias
Wabish
Minn
J Latshaw
Mabell
Edward Latahaw
H. Owen
Ray Latshaw
Owen
Platteville
Mrs. Laishaw
Grace
Apaak
Mabel Latshaw
Edward Bench
Matt Faber
Hane Bjornstod
Bia
Matt Latehaw
Armor tests flag 12 inch gun impact on town
The Navy ordinance bureau plans follow up trials on the town armor plate with a 12 inch gun, aiming to pierce through to gauge strength. Tests yesterday produced claims of strong armor, with mounting of the gun expected Saturday or soon after. The effort seeks a clear view of the ship's superstructure protection.
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Wasmisorow
Ordinance Bureau
Navy Department
Thay
Death in a Mine Osceola Fire Claims Eight Men
Eight miners perished in a devastating Osceola copper mine fire at Vaccola Michigan. Smoke and gas filled shafts Nos 1 2 and 3 as rescue attempts failed with hundreds underground. Officials fear all entombed are dead and suspect incendary origin. Catone Michigan reports further deepening smoke with more miners found missing and rescue efforts continuing. A separate note from Winawad Indiana recounts a train reunion of Dr Charles Mott and his wife after forty years. A court ruling in the Overlap case favors the government regarding land claims along the Columbia River.
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Hoveatox
Mich
Ouceolo
Ling
Samuel ‘Williams
Twenth-Sérenth
Nore
Richards
Gays Ha
Osceola
Catone
Mott
Winawad
Ind
Charles Moti
Beaton
Mass
Charles Mutt
Cosc
South Canterbury
Conn
Montath
Essiward
Northern Pacific
Prisoner Calendar Opens As Judge O'Rourke Takes The Bench
The circuit court will open Monday under Judge O'Rourke with a long criminal docket. Key cases include John C. Sigde and William Duffy on assault with intent to kill Deputy Sheriff Harrod, George W. Holmes on forgery, August Henkenius on rape, and multiple other felonies and misdemeanors. Prosecutors, defense counsel, and jurors prepare for several weeks of trials in this term.
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Circuit Court
O’ Rourke
John C. Sigde
William Duffy
Harrod
White National Bank
Hamilton National Bank
Colerick & France
Morris, Bell, Barrett & Morris
August Henkenius
Christias Henkenius
Peter Henkenius
Justice France
William Snyder
Sherif Melching
Christian Weishert
Henry Wajahiar
Yes
Jin
Fannie Shoup
Chicago Street
Hageman
Oakley
Charles Hobbs
Vic Young
Edgerton
Lottie Sherrard
O'Rourke
John F. Rodabaugh
Hobbs
Sherif’ Melching
Robert Ferguson
Franco
Brown
New Haven
Buderback
Uarrod
John F. Rodsbeugh
George Mottilracy
Flickenger
Bessie McCoy
House of Ill Famé
Tillie Innez
Justice of the Peage
William Parker
Janes Noonan
Huntertown
Solomon Chapman
Perry Township
Bina
Huntertong
Charles J. Ryan
Coldrick
Charles Franz
Henry Salge
Edwin Burke
Albert H Pollinthus
Hines
Burke
George LaDuke
Jacob Dreibelbiss
James Dorris
William Bartley
Pennsylvania
Edward Etohel
Orville Adems
Frank McGrady
August Lordier
Barr and
Superior
Rests
REPORTS ON MARYPLITES ROADS AND KIDNAPING HORROR
General Miles orders field reports on condition of rural routes feeding major centers to safeguard troop movements as railroad reliability falters. Lt G W Stevens rode from New York to Philadelphia in seven hours and twenty five minutes, then to Baltimore and Washington to study roads. Meanwhile eleven year old Freddia Pierce escapes kidnapers after being lured into a circus gang’s wagon and leaping from a moving train to seek safety, prompting police action.
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Wassixerox
General Miles
Department of the East
Miles
G. W. Stevens
First Artillery
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Mapa
Baltimore
Stevena
Virginia
Breddin Pierce
Stovs City
Freddia Pierce
Willian Pierce
Aftair
Deaths and Funerals in Pleasant Township area
Obituary notices detail the September 8 death of Charles Foulks near Sheldon Pleasant township with funeral at Fairview Methodist church and burial near Qigian Indiana. Born January 30 1821 in Columbiana Ohio, he lived on a Pleasant township farm since 1873, married 44 years ago to Hattie Johnson, and left eight children. Also reported are deaths of Martin Stark, Joseph Wright’s infant son, Peter Maire, Louise Niebergall, Clara Sordelet, and Bertha Case with funeral details. Odd Fellows plan participation in Fort Wayne centennial parade. Several accidents reported including a rider collision with an ice wagon and a carriage accident injuring Mrs. Goette.
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Charles
Foulka
Sheldon
Pleasant Township
Fairview Methodist Church
Qigian
Ind
My. Foulks
Columbiana County
Ohio
Plesaant Township
Mr. Foulks
Hattie Johnson
Foulks
Letitia J. Girsy
Maggie Woods
Lisle
Harmony Lodge
1. C.C
Fort Wayne
Mins Plepenbrink
Irs
Goette
Berry and
Harricon
Mia
Conrad Goette
Pontingistreet
Wayne Track
Pennsylvania Crossing
Mra Goette
Mr. Gostte
Mies Dea
Girl suffers severe burns while burning refuse
A woman burned her dress while burning yard refuse on Saturday afternoon. Her clothing ignited and she sustained burns to the neck and arms. Attempts to extinguish the flames left others burned as well. Dr Harrod attended the injured child, and local responders attended to the scene.
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Piepenbrink
Dra
Hacvod
Kappel
H. Stegner
East
Washington Street
Teachers Meet at Westminster Church in Allen County
The Allen County Teachers Institute opened at Westminster Church with Supt. F J Young presiding. Prominent educators Miss Partridge of Boston Dr Crown of Indianapolis Mira Barnes of Napoleon Ohio and W A Ball of Indianapolis attended as sessions continued through the day with talks on language primary reading and the nervous system.
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Allen County Teachers' Institute
Ouiock
Westminster Church
F. J. Young
Miss Partridge
Boston
de, Crown
Indianapolis
Mira Barnes
Napoleon
Ohio
W.A. Ball
Young
Harris
Dr. Brown
Mins Barnes
W. A. Bell
Indiana School Journal
Misa Partridge
Mise Barnes
Mise Partridge
Onder
R. B. Harris
Brown
Killed at Montpelier by train and quarry blast
A Montpelier Ohio telegram reports Charles Hmons killed by a Wabash train as it arrived from Detroit, the engine bell ringing. he died four hours later leaving a wife and children. Also killed by dynamite at Beck and Purviance quarry Huntington was George Clough after a failed cartridge exploded. An operator at Festar furniture works Albert Nagle lost his left hand, thumb amputated, in a factory accident.
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Tar Lesvxey
Montpelier
Ohio
Detroit
Wabash
Myere
Huey
Thia Station
Charles Hmons
B Fisher
George Clough
Beck & Purviance
Uuntington
Albert Nagle
Festar Furniture Works
George C
Stem
Nint
Dedication of New St Lawrence Church At Muncie
Crowds from Indianapolis Fort Wayne and Anderson joined thousands from Peru Tipton Bluffton Portland Noraville New Castle Union Winchester and other towns for the dedication of St Lawrence Catholic Church in Muncie. Bishop Rademacher led the service as clergy and local societies assisted with a 10 o clock solemn high mass, the Gothic brick church valued at with 800 seats and a 45 000 building cost.
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St.‘ Lawrance
Muncie
Joseph Rademacher
Fort Wayne
C. Weichman
Gas’ City
D. J. Mulachey
Dbe
Hartford City
Charles ‘Guendling
Fort Wayne Cathedral
Joy
T. Hi. Huser
Huntington
Tocal Hibernian
C. Hanley
George Phippa
William O'Meara
J.f.,connolly
Jerre Brennen
John J. Kelly
O’slogh
Indianapolis
Anderson Furs
Peru
Tipton
Bluffton
Portland
Noraville
New Castle
Union
Winchester
Andamon
Rademacher
Ives
Gueiling
Che
Macahey
Bertion
Aid
Weichman
Néfmon
Father Schmundt
Je -Priget ii
Patrick
R. Carroll
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Columbia Hotel
Vaccola
Abe
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STARK
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William Wright
Home Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
TRE
Peter Maire
St. Joseph Hospital
Misa Louise Niebergall
Henry Neibargall
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Bertha M. Case
Colerick ‘Atreet
ODD’ Fellows
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