Coroner's finding ties Augsburger death to Laughlin blow
Allen county coroner Joseph Stults ruled Samuel Augsburger died from inter cranial hemorrhage caused by a skull fracture from a blow inflicted by Charles Laughlin with a billiard cue. The post mortem noted bowel injuries from external violence, with no witness to the strike. Kennedy remains in jail and may seek bond or habeas corpus.
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Joseph E. Stults
Sam Augsbuger
Charles Laughlin
Joseph BE. Stults
Allen County
Samuel Augsburger
A. H. Macbeth
Dan B. Ninde
John Kennedy
O’rourke
W. G. Coterick
Kennedy
The
Sentinel
Stults
Laughlin
Macbeth
Augsburger
Ejilis
Ten Italians Drown In Toledo Hand Car Tragedy
Laborers on a hand car plunged through an open Maumee river draw near the Toledo bridge after being seen on the tracks against orders. Six bodies recovered with four more feared. most victims believed to be Italian workers from beyond Toledo. Pay day motive suspected. authorities search for rest of the group using time checks and letters found among the remains.
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Toledo
Maumee River
Maumee Bridge
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Thomas
Italy
W. W. Smith
Wheeling and Lake Erie Road
Trowbridge
Mother Driven to Relive Son’s Suicide in Cincinnati Home
Mrs. Margaret Brichler, found wandering near Poe, was taken from a county jail hospital ward to Pierceton with her son-in-law guiding her. Her mind remains unsettled after witnessing her son shoot himself in Cincinnati, locking doors and tossing keys, leaving the house with the corpse for hours. Relatives in Cincinnati were to escort her toward Pierceton, but she could not explain her travels and showed no recovery on departure.
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Margaret Brichler
Poe
George Chapman
Pierceton
Chapman
Cincinnati
Republican press strategy outlined at Indianapolis dinner
At a Claypool hotel dinner Chairman James P. Goodrich mapped the Republican press role for the upcoming campaign. Attendees included district committeemen of the editorial association and district representatives of the press bureau. Lockwood spoke on bureau duties as editors pledged loyal support. Reports from districts were encouraging.
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Indianapolis
James P. Goodrich
Republican State Committee
Claypool
Republican Editorial Association
Republican Press Bureau
Editorial Association
Goodrich
George B. Lockwood
Press Bureau
Painter Receives Severe Leg Injury In Barn Accident
Harry Parker, a tall painter living at 721 Ba Street, fell about sixteen feet while working on a barn roof at 11 46 this morning. He fractured the left femur three inches below the hip joint and was taken to Lutheran hospital where the fracture was reduced and he rests at home recovering.
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Harry Parker
Ba Street
Lutheran Hospital
Eadlly
Fort Wayne Gas Fails to Agree on 80 Cent Rate
Henry C. Paul, receiver for the Fort Wayne Gas company, says bondholders reject an 80 cent per thousand feet gas rate. He notes current costs run about 92 cents and cites a lack of feasible compromise with the city over rates.
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Fort Wayne
New York
Henry C. Paul
Paul
Mr. Paul
Reunion of Fort Wayne High School Class of 1902
The class of 1902 at Fort Wayne high school held a reunion Friday night in the school building. A formal presentation presented a copy of Sargent's The Prophets frieze for the Boston public library, with Albert Schaaf delivering the speech. Prof. C. T. Lane accepted the gift. an informal reception and musicale followed.
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Fort Wayne High School
Th High School
Sargent
Boston Public Library
Albert Schaaf
C. T. Lane
Alice Foster
Anna Biddle
Bernadette Monahan
Zona Hopkins
Grace Smith
Edith Foster
Erma Dochterman
Pearl Bond
Jessie Tuckey
Georgia Davis
Althea Stockbridge
Georgia Warner
Mrs. Maude
Murray Twining
Robert Feuster
Arthur Twining
Arthur Parry
Fort Wayne Gas Dispute Maintains Standstill
New York delegates insist on 80 cent gas for Fort Wayne being unacceptable. Renewed negotiations fail to resolve the long running dispute over artificial gas supply. Paul reports no new compromise from gas company representatives.
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New York
Fort Wayne
Paul
Presiding Elders Chosen at Northwest Indiana Conference
In Lebanon Indiana on September 15 the Northwest Indiana conference elected elders T H Ballard A W Smith H P Ivey O L Chivington Alvah Lawrence J H Bail and A C Northrop. Rev A P George of New York spoke on Sunday school work and Dr Horace E Reed supported the Jacksonville Woman's college. Borden Kessler Craw ordsville and M J Purdue South Bend district were elected deacons under the sentry rule.
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Lebanon
Ind
Indiana
T. H. Ballard
A. W. Smith
H. P. Ivey
O. L. Chivington
Alvah Lawrence
J. H. Bail
A. C. Northrop
A. P. George
New York
Horace E. Reed
Woman’s College
Jacksonville
Mr. Delong
Democratic convention endorses Bryan and names ticket
In Cheyenne on Sept 15 the Democratic state convention adopted resolutions endorsing William J Bryan as the candidate. The platform calls for national and state eight hour laws and enforcement, prohibits state officers from accepting passes, supports a primary railway election law and Australian ballot system, and backs free trade in wheat. For governor the convention nominated S A D Ketler of Fremont County, and John J Hamm was named for Congress along with a full state ticket.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wm. J. Bryan
S.A
Residents plan incorporation of Walt Lake Portland Cement Co
Residents of Wolf Lake and Nettle County prepare to incorporate Walt Lake Portland Cement Company. Community leaders outline initial capital, local investment, and governance structure to establish the firm and spur regional development.
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Wolf. Lake
Nettle County
Walt Lake
Portland Cement: Company
With. Tal
Will
Hearst Gains Independent Nomination Amid Rousing Reception
New York Independent League nominates state ticket led by William R Hearst. Hearst calls platform Americanism and square deal, rejects socialism, pledges honest administration, anti-boss and anti-class legislation. Chanler named lieutenant governor, Astor Chanler linked to lineage.
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New York Independent
Wm. Randolph Hearst
Louis Stuyvesant
Chanler
John S. Whalen
George A. Fuller
C. H. W. Auel
Frank N. Gettman
John Ford
City triumphs in Mueller law street railways case
Judge Windes declares the Mueller law constitutional and the city may issue up to 75 million dollars in street railway certificates to municipalize Chicago transit. The suit by taxpayers is dismissed for lack of equity as ordinances approving purchase and operation are upheld.
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Chicago
Thomas G. Windes
Windes
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Deal
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Anler
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