Horrific New York dismemberment shocks readers
A Sunday night attack in Waverly Place near Sixth Avenue left a severed female body found in a carpet bundle behind the US 8 bank note company building. Police report a strangulation, ax or butcher’s tool mutilation, and missing legs, with evidence pointing to a brutal crime scene and unclear perpetrator. An inscription hints at Raw Way New Jersey and a name Solomon.
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New Yor
Waverly Place
Sixth-ave
Bank Note Company
N.J
James
Jane) E. Sarindell
N. J
Solomon
Brother
Indianapolis Team Holds Own but Loses Abroad in Openers
A crowd of nearly 1000 gathered at the ball park for Indianapolis versus Light Artillery to open the season. Youngsters on the Indianapolis roster impressed fans as starter Motz and McCarthy stood out in the field, while Nicol briefly played right. Walters and Wood showed well, with McFarland aided by Eadie behind the plate. Lively batting came from Fuddie and White, with Rout collecting two safe hits despite an error. Gifford showed speed on bases, while Mota delivered three singles and a double. The Indianapolis offense overwhelmed the artillery in a 24 to 2 victory for the home club.
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Ball Park
Indianapolis
Light Artillery
Watkins
Motz
McCarthy
Henry
Nicol
Walters
Wood
Eadie McFarland
Tomake
Fuddie
White
Gifford
Mota
Bob Fitzsimmons” Pastortious
Lile
Soldier Boys
Senior
Ife
Pepper
Artillery Boys
Adam
Madden
Cleveland
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Nashville
Pittsburg
Washington
St. Louis
Memphis
Industrial
Harry Weldon
Cincinnati Enquirer
Sid Boland
Wally Andrews
Port Wayne
James Dowdy
Pollaws
Tue Sen Sporting
Chris Wrade
Indiana
Sun
Ohio
Tue Sun
Reds
Hoosiers
Cincinnatis
South
Wittrock
Fisher
Cross
Phillips
Dwyer
McFarland
Chicago
Louisville
Hendricks club house warming and state affairs update
Tuesday night house warming at Hendricks club follows reports Tom Carter took control of the state printing bureau Monday. Over $75,000 in quarterly salaries paid to state officers. Fire department logged 76 runs in March, a record. Deputy-state auditor Fanning left office. Capt. Kfart of Frankfort filling in. Frank Maus sold a three story block at 168 170 EB Washington to C L Turner for $22,000.
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Schmidt
Kate Stiles
Cor. Matthews
M. B. Larry
Twenty-Ninth Circuit Court
D. B. McConnell
Appuintee
Bidehley
Parke
Nye
Oglesby
Senate
Richard Green Moulton
St. Paul’s Church
Hays
Health Board
Supreme Court
McNutt
Fort Wayne Electric Railway
C. J. Ward
National Association of Street Railway
Iaiole
Lara Rasirk
Line Savelovsky
John
Nannie Dayton
A. H. and
Long
Karl and
Sophia Glesing
Joseph and
Marie Link
Nicoli
Teresa di Trani
Chiard
C. Stone
Dominco
Emilie Lorenzo
Tony
Madelaine Mio
Eugene
Ella O'Connor
Edward
Mary Fallon
Mary Pee
James Graham
Edward Hubbard
Josephine Allen
John A. Little
Lilly Moon
Richard Taylor
Robert J. Randall
Alvin Guindelfinger
John W. Davis
Martin L. Orme
Hester A. Bristow
William Lankins
Sallie Brown
Oliver C. Green
Della White
Osborne B. Cissel
Elzina Shaffer
Arthur M. Newby
Clara Donovan
Ambrose Hodges
Elizabeth Warren
William D. Beck
Agnes Makan
Woman slashes windpipe survives surgery at Broadway
Dr Leathers and other physicians were surprised to find Mrs Fannie Mark inson alive after slashing her windpipe Friday at 130 Broadway. The wound has been sewn up and she suffers little pain with only a bare chance of recovery.
Wulschner & Son's Offers Free Sheet Music Posters
Local shop announces a sale tomorrow offering a fine sheet music gift with each purchase. A special lot of H class publications is sold at marked down rates, ten cents per copy versus regular prices of forty or eighty cents.
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Wulschner & Son
Rgular
Wulschner & Son’s
Grace Patton in Spades Case Faces Grimy Testimony
In Judge Harvey's crowded courtroom Gracie Frances Patton faced harsh questions from Col. Spaan and other attorneys about her alleged escapades with Harry Hathaway, Broad Ripple visits, and a Cincinnati raid. The defense pressed for exact dates while prosecutors noted prior arrests and her sister Edna's troubled record.
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Broad Ripple
Imogene Hyatt sues for 25000 in malice case
Imogene Hyatt, falsely arrested two months ago, seeks 25000 damages from Albert Tucker and Wm Eisler of Koscinsko county plus L P Grady Brice Jeffries of Marion county and W L Wilson of Ohio. She alleges a plot to ruin her witness credibility in Tucker's breach of promise suit. Patrolman Simpson faced discipline over the arrest. Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder noted.
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Imogene Hyatt
Albert Tucker
Wm. H Eisler
Koscinsko County
L. P. Grady
Brice Jeffries
Marion County
W. L. Wilson
Ohio
Wilson
Peru
Kentucky
Mkentucky
Indianapolis
Occidental
Union Station
Tucker
Simpson
Grady
Grand Jury Opens Probe Into Government Riot Tales
The grand jury met Monday, instructed by Judge Mc Cray to probe into all wrong doing across branches of government amid rumors of riotous conduct. Tim Griffin was seen at the grand jury room, though friends say he did not testify about the riot but may have other reasons.
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McCray
Court House
State House
Tim Griffin
Grand Jury Room
Priests Clash Over Slattery Protestant Conversion
Assistant pastor Father Ledvina denounces ex priest Slattery in a Savannah incident and in sermons citing the Passion story. Catholics condemn the attacks and defend the church, while Father Gavish denies a Savannah chase and questions press reports.
Corbett Slaps Griffo in Fo ley’s New York Bar
In Ley’s restaurant James J. Corbett slapped Australian Griffo on Monday. Griffo toppled back and kicked Corbett in the face, railing struck. Griffo’s friends hurried him into a cab. Also New York report states Miss Susa Witehen aged 60 died by hanging herself at Barbe day night living with Louis F Von Olsen in a long term relationship.
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New York
James J. Corbett
Griffo
Corbett
Susa Witehen
Louis F. von Olsen
von Olsen
Germany
Miss Witchen
Daughters of Eve at the Grand and other shows
Marie Wainwright appears Monday in Daughters of Eve, lauded for its drama and lavish costumes. The Two Johns farce starts Monday matinee at Park with dancing and songs. Sousa concert advance sale opens next Thursday at English's. Lillian Russell in Grand Duchess on stage early next week with notable scenery and costumes.
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Marie Wainwright
Lillian Russell
the Grand
Lemon Tonic Laxative and Music Offer at Wulschner
An old advertisement lists Lemon Tonic Laxative at 60 cents from all druggists with a “Only Tomorrow” tag. It promotes free fine sheet music with purchases of 19 cent publications at Wulschner & Son, alongside discounted cement and leaky cisterns cleaning services. Contact HL Butts at 198 Indian Wave for pumps and related items.
Story Nellie Nee In Court Describes Abuse And Suicide Attempt
Nellie Nee told Police Court her husband William Noe battered her after five weeks of marriage following an initial charge of criminal intimacy. She admitted using alcohol and chloral, said she tired of life, and urged mercy as Judge Stubbs set bail and allowed her release.
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Fudge Stubbs
Tom
Judge
Judge Stubbs
Nellie
William Noe
Stubbs
Johnson
Noe
Liberty St
William
Nelle
Walter Merritt
Prize Story Contest Encourages Ludiana Writers
The paper offers prizes totaling 100 for best stories by Ludiana writers on love romance adventure or other subjects. Submit Prom 2 to 10 columns long to Tur Lux by May 1.
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Tur Lux
Canadian man and Blanche Clay in police court drama
In a police court hearing Monday morning Renfield Thornton claiming Canadian status and Blanche Clay faced arrest after a Saturday night incident at a boarding house on O'Rnecte Street for improper relations. The judge postponed until Wednesday, bond set at fifty dollars, and Blanche pleaded for mercy amid screams and threats of_SELF-harm.
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Renfield Thornton
Blanche Clay
Marenret O'Rnecte
Blanche
Buchanan
Stubbs
Love grows cold as mayor's daughter seeks divorce and remarriage
Hilith May Shields, daughter of Big Rapids mayor, eloped with Tennessee millionaire H. T. Buckner. Buckner served a prison term for theft, and Shields visited him daily in prison. She has since secured a divorce and will marry Clarksville lawyer L. S. Daniels in Tennessee.
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Atlanta, Ga
Hilith May Shields
Mayor Shields
Big Rapids
Mich
H. T. Buckner
Tennessee
Buckner
Ls, Daniels
Clarksville, Tenn
Canavan to Play With Us In Cincinnati Report
Manager Watkins in Cincinnati telegraphed Tuesday through Sunday and Monday afternoon that Canavan will play with us and cover second base, noting he is considered a 4 prize.
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Watkins
Cincinnati
Tue Sun
Canavan
Lafayette editor offered State auditor post
Editor Wilson of the Lafayette Courier has been offered a position in State Auditor Daily’s office. He was not an applicant but will likely accept. Thomas Canefield was fined five dollars in police court for guzzling bottle sap. He claimed he obtained his bitters Sunday morning at a drug store on the southeast corner of Capitol avenue and Washington street. A dissension among Pythian groups led to the formation of Phoenix Lodge No. 41 of the Independent Order Knights of Pythias with 78 charter members. The lodge will operate in English. other languages are not excluded. The lodge room is over 41 N Illinois Street. Charles Simmons and Herbert Hale, escorting two young women home from a ball at 2 a.m. Sunday, encountered three young men named Ruderstein, Miller and Reiner on the corner of Union and Willkini streets and a dispute ensued. George Hueber of 241 Union Street and William Steinacher of Chestnut Street observed from a nearby distance. Hueber was stabbed in the back, and Ruderstein was struck on the head with brick. No arrests have been made.
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Lafayette Courier
State Auditor Daily
Thomas Canefield
Capitol-ave
Washington-st
Phoenix Lodge No. 41
Independent Order
Knights of Pythias
Illinois St
Charles Simmons
Herbert Hale
Ruderstein
Miller
Reiner
Union
Preachers Clash After Meeting Over Plagiarism Claim
At a Y M C A ministers meeting in Indianapolis, Dr. Dobbs and Rev. Hood argued after a review allegedly labeling Dr. Gordon as a plagiarist. Hood defended a college friend while Dobbs denied accusing, sparking a heated exchange before leaving in bad humor. Dr Caittensen spoke on Arnold Toynbee.
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Indiana Baptist
Chapman
Gordon
Frank Wood
Washington-st. Presbyterian Church
Dr. Dobbs
Rev. Hood
Dr. Dobts
Birthday tribute floods Friedereichsruhe as Bismarck turns age
Trains from across the empire arrive at Bismarck’s residence to mark his death day, with a deputy from the Zeydlite courier regiment and delegations from universities and senators from several cities paying respects. The aged statesman greets visitors with a smiling, grateful demeanor as affectionate manifestations flow in.
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Friederichsruhe
Empire
Bismarck
Iran
Zeydlite Coirrasier
Laubure
Lubeck
Breman
Germany
Hit
Leonard's Trouble Charged With Abusing Prisoners
John R. Leonard former Indianapolis man now warden of the Washington Jail faces an investigation into his conduct after charges by R. W. Davey, who spent three months jailed there and alleges neglect of the sick, drunkenness among officials, and general mismanagement. Leonard denies the accusations and says he can disprove them.
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Washington
Wasu Hineron
Indianapolis
John R. Leonard
R. W. Davey
Devey
Leonard
Boiler explosion tears Loring's tannery apart
In Wosturn Massachusetts a boiler exploded at 7 am Monday, destroying the tannery. Four men killed Austin Clements foreman Patrick Lally free man Thomas Patterson night foreman Patrick McDonagle oiler. Six injured. Also noted are two youths Alma Desario and Jennie Barlow found in male attire after wandering for days seeking notoriety. Cincinnati police shot a boy John Fisher dead after arrest. Weather forecast for Indiana predicts cold rain or snow flurries Monday night into Tuesday. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad concludes.
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Wosturn
Mass
Loring
Austin Clements
Patrick Lally
Freeman
Thomas Patterson
Patrick McDonagle
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Mr. Spades
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STES
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