Two Bags of Money Found on Conlin
James Conlin was jailed in police court on loitering charges with a $30 fine. He was arrested at the Pennsylvania depot after two sacks cut from slot machines were found on him containing $5 in nickels and $3.42 in pennies, plus $6 in postage stamps and two architect dividers. Authorities suspect robbery of two slot machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Conlin
Folice Court
H. I. Smith
Pennsylvania
Strodel
Thomma
Conlin
Toledo
Huntington
Gorsline
Sued for Subscriptions in Elwood Church Debt Case
In Anderson Indiana on September 22 Jacob Loomis Homer Hedrick and Isaac W Boyden of Elwood face suit in the superior court over subscriptions to the First M E church of Elwood made at dedication. Boyden allegedly pledged 500 but has not paid. Loomis and Hedrick issued notes for 150 and 875 respectively. Earlier the church obtained judgment against Flora O Brien for her subscription.
Taken to another county in riot case moves
Evansville Indiana court records report Judge Rasch granting a change of venue for William F H Kroener from Vanderburg to Gibson county due to county prejudice. The new trial motion for rioter William Trimble will be argued before Special Judge W W Ireland and Richard Groesbeck’s case returns Wednesday.
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Evansville
William F. H. Kroener
Louis 0. Rasch
Vanderburg
Rasch
Gibson County
Here
William Trimble
W. W. Ireland
Richard Groesbeck
Macter
Reward Offered for Arrest of Man in Synenita Incident
Laporte Indiana September 22 A reward of 500 dollars is offered for information leading to the arrest of a man who threw the Synenita item. The notice urges witnesses to come forward with details aiding police inquiry.
Old Attorney Dead Aldermanic Eccentric Greenlee
Ephraim A. Greenlee dies at John Tankersley home in Shoreland Indiana. Born August 21 1815 in Ohio he moved to Lafayette fifty years ago and earned a successful reputation as a lawyer. Known for his black velvet waistcoat and long service in Masonry Knights Templar to conduct his funeral Tuesday morning.
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Lafayette
Ind
Ephraim A. Greenlee
John Tankersley
Shoreland
Tippecanoe County
Citiens
Ohio
Knights Templars
Fight at Minnichs saloon leaves drovers worsted
A fight at Minnichs saloon on West Main street yesterday afternoon left two drovers badly beaten by the proprietor. They were ejected and fought outside. no arrests were made as police arrived after the ordeal.
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Minnich
West Main Street
Williams Street
Fairfield Avenue
Hanna Street
Many Irish Would Return
London reports Secretary O Callahan of the United Irish League of America says evicted tenants in the United States now seek to reacquire their former holdings after the Irish land act. He believes a large number of recoveries could ease emigration and reverse the influx to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
O’callahan
United Irish League of America
Condon
United States
Ireland
Tapping Clouds for Electricity from Upper Atmosphere
Denver reporter F X Schoonmaker returns from Pike's Peak study on cloud tapping for power. He endorses Whitney claims and says electrical extraction from the upper atmosphere via earth projected magnets is feasible and soon to supply Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
F. X. Schoonmaker
Chicago
Pike’s Peak
Whitney
Colorado
Earthquake Shakes Olney Illinois Rattles Residents
Residents of Olney Illinois and surrounding areas were unsettled by a tremor at 3 pm yesterday. The quake was accompanied by heavy rumbling and appeared to travel from south to north, lasting several seconds.
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Olney
Ill
Radicals win in Servia elections and govern likely change
Belgrade Sept 22 radicals win skupshtina seats with sixty five elected. House total seventy eight radicals fifteen liberals two socialists. Leaders elected. Extraordinary session set for Sept 27 as ministry resigns. General Gruig expected to be next premier.
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Belgrade
Servia
Skupshtina
Skupshitna
Gruig
Fire at Wolff Store controls after long blaze
Flames tore through the Wolff store and adjacent Frank Dry Goods Patterson and Shields buildings as ladders and roof attacks fought the blaze. Electric wires posed hazards while firemen battled smoke and water entry until 2 20 p m when Chief Hilbrecht declared the fire under control.
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Frank Dry Goods
Frank
Patterson
Harmony Court
Wolff Establishment
Wolff
Electric Light
Frank Dry Goods Company
Patterson Clothing House
Shields Clothing House
Hilbrecht
C. F. Mahler
Notable twelfth state conference of charities and corrections opens
Beginning this morning the twelfth state conference of charities and corrections will convene in this city at the First Presbyterian church with 300 to 400 delegates. Alexander Johnson of this city chairs. prominent judges and probation officers from Indiana and Chicago headline the program, including tours of the Allen County Orphans home and Robison park, plus the Friday focus on The Juvenile Court and the Probation Officers.
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Indiana
West
State Conference of Charities
Wayne Hotel
First Presbyterian Church
Peru
RE. McCthersville
Richard 8. Tuthill
Chicago
George W. Stubbs
Indianapolis
Helen W. Rogers
Allen County
Robison Park
State School
Samuel M. Foster
Haydn
Linden
Apollo
Johnson
T. EB. Ellison
J. B. Montgomery
Michigan School For Dependent Children
John B. Elam
Indianapoli
A. H. Graham
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans’ Home
Knightstown
E. E. York
Indiana Boys’ School
Plainfield
Revi Ealm. Quinlan
Boy long known as girl in Kenosha wedding shooting
In Kenosha Wisconsin Earl Marshall shown as Eva Marshall for years and raised as a girl. A recent wedding shooting involved Earl Eva who fired the shot. Doctors misidentified the child at birth and later confirmed male. the family says he wore dresses and mixed with girls for years. The shooter has been an invalid since moving to Kenosha.
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Kenosha
Wis
Marshall
Earl Marshall
Eva” Marshall
Jons
Earl
Eva
Ottumwa
Farmers Blame Paper Mill Over River Poisoning Claim
Anderson Indiana September 22 news indicates Ameri can Strawboard Co faces lawsuits from farmers over White river pollution and a recent fish kill. A Pinkerton detective Hiatt and three aides have patrolled from Muncie to Noblesville surveying the river. The company denies dumping waste and suspects farmers induced damage claims two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson, Ind
American Strawboard Company
White River
Pinkerton
Hiatt
Anderson
Chicago
Muncie
Noblesville
Strawboard Company
One-Sided Body Shapes Highlight Dressmakers Meet
St Louis report describes Mrs Linda R Wade, president of the Western Dressmakers association, noting every woman shows a deformity in dress fit. Mrs Estella McRae of Caruthersville urges members to pursue mission work to elevate the dressmaking craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Linda R. Wade
Western Dressmakers’ Association
Estella McRae
Caruthersville
Wade
Palma Arrives in Guantanamo to Rousing Welcome
President Palma and party reached Guantanamo Cuba from Santiago to a warm reception by nationalists and locals. He praised any group dedicated to protecting Cuba's freedom and the liberties and morality of the people as he toured sites with cheering crowds following him throughout the day.
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Guantanamo
Cuba
Palma
Santiago
Loualy
Meeting Of Sunday School Workers In Anderson Church
The Eel River township Sunday school workers convene at Anderson church starting Saturday evening with programs through Sunday. Highlights include songs, invocations, recitations by Miss Ella Cottery, solos by Master Harry Brown, addresses by Rev. J. N. Field and Rev. S. K. Watterson, and speeches on duties of superintendents and teachers. Otho Cotton, Township Pres.
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Eel River
Anderson Church
Eel River Township
Ella Cottery
Harry Brown
J. N. Field
D. D
Geo. Ott
EB. W. Lewis
S. K. Watterson
Jeremiah Gump
F.C. West
Sidney Dunton
E. A. K. Hackett
Otho Cotton
Township
Hoagland Items
Town reports all residents returned home after gatherings as Methodist ministers led a fine community event. The scene reflects a lively, post‑visit atmosphere with residents reconnecting and sharing news.
Community circle elects officers for coming year
The group selected Dr. E. Morris as president, Ben Williamson as vice president, IL C Youse as secretary, Blanch Small as corresponding secretary, and W. Hoene as treasurer. The publication notes such organizations are much needed in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. E. Morris
Ben Williamson
IL. C. Youse
Blanch Small
W. Hoene
Annual Convention of County W C T U Held in Prairie Grove
The County Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds its annual convention at Prairie Grove church in Wayne township from Thursday afternoon to Friday night. Events include devotions, committee appointments, papers on heredity and environment and bartered birthrights, musical numbers, discussions, reports from unions, and a dinner at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Grove Church
Wayne Township
County Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
M. Druley
Emily McIntosh
W. Fairfield
Kphadish
Edna Smith
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Huntington Police Court
Alice Waldschmidt
Duck Alley
Harrison Street
Coling
Waldschmidts
Smith
Schlaudroff
Blair
Harry L. Bish
T Headquarters
Illinois
the Wolff Store
Wolff Broz
State Conference of Charities and Corrections
Fort Wayne
Alexander Johnson
Thomas F. Moran
William P. Cooper
Thomas C. Day
John M. Bloss
J. A. Guendling
A. Herz
Terre Haute
T. A. McGovern
Logansport
Julian S. Conz
Trocthe
GEO. Dewald & CO
Wayne Dry Goods Comp’y
Calhoun Street
Anderson School
Congregation
W. E. Murray
W.C
Nettie Hubler
Sadie Druley
Imperial Quartet
Lachure
Rev
Battenfield
J. K. Carpenter
E. S. Druley
Mary Graham
Waiter Burns
Belle Gresley
R.A. Mcintosh
Banning
Martha
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