Teachers Split Over Indiana Association Consolidation
Northern Indiana Teachers' association opposes consolidating with the Southern group. Officers elected include O. R. Baker and L. N. Hines leading northern faction. Southern officers list R. J. Hamilton and E. E. Ramsey among others. Meeting plans suggest district gatherings to preserve independence.
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Southern Indiana Teachers’ Association
Northern Indiana Teachers’ Association
The
Northern Association
L. N. Hines
Crawfordsville
O. R. Baker
Winchester
W. A. Myers
Hartford City
O. M. Pittinger
Alexandria
Florence Merwin
Hammond
Southern Association
R. J. Hamilton
Vincennes
E. E. Ramsey
Bloomington
E. G. Allen
Indianapolis
W. A. Jessup
Madison
Aa. J. Reifel
Brookville
C. C. Coleman
Brazil
F. A. Nee
Salem
Leander Young
Evansville
Hines
Indiana
B. F. Moore
Marion
Brarder Matthews
Columbia University
Hungarian singer arrested for murder of Russian prince
Rosa Bauer a Hungarian music hall singer was arrested in War saw charged with the murder of Prince Michael Kasatkin Rostowsky who showered her with money before a quarrel ended in his death. She reportedly shot herself slightly during the incident and his heir is a czar's court page. The report includes family photos and a divorce action tied to Ferdinando P. Earle and Julia Kuttner Earle.
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ST. Petersburg
Rosa Bauer
Warsaw
Michael Kasatkin Rostowsky
Eremilie Marie Earle
Ferdinand P. Earle
Monroe
N. Y
France
Julia Kuttner
Marie
Earle
Harold Earle
Julia Kuttner Earle
Edmund Erwin Earle
Bug Killer Explosion Threat At Marion County Jail
County commissioners are alerted that Mercks Corrosive Bug Killer used at Marion County Jail is explosive and endangers inmates and staff. A barrel and tank labeled Explosive keep from fire are stored in the jail and handled by trusties, prompting cautions to use utmost care.
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Marion County
Mercks
Harold Moon Not Didnaped Drowned Near Parents Home
The body of Harold Moon ten years old and missing for weeks was found in Flint Mill pond near Flint Michigan. Police and Pinkerton agents had chased a kidnaper lead after a nationwide reward of 1800 dollars. the boy disappeared February 27 while skating near Thread pond.
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Pretty
Pond
Harold Moon
Chicago
Luman Moon
Flint, Mich
Flint Mill Pond
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Chicago Police
Mr. Moon
Harold
Flint
Thread Pond
Harald Moon
Moon
A. C. McCall
Shippy
Morton
Delavan
Supreme Court watch on Indiana appointive jobs dispute
Two Republican state officers claim the right to name appointees to Indiana statehouse posts amid a dispute over an obscure 1890s statute. Gov. Marshall proposes arbitration or court intervention, while Democrats urge courts to decide. The conflict fuels party criticism as hearings and possible Supreme Court action loom.
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Atondey
Marpe
Etsy
Bllheimer
Secrecf
Siste Sims
Wother
Comfon
Secreuf
Auditor
Marshall
Supreme Court
Arbitration Board
Sims
Secretary of State
Gov
Indiana
Rpublian Party
Payne tariff bill unlikely to pass before April 16
Washington reports from Speaker Cannon and Representative Tawney that prospects for passing the Payne tariff bill in the House before April 16 are slim. Republicans are told to be in their seats at noon for a rule to consider the bill paragraph by paragraph with limited amendments and potential separate votes on key schedules including lumber coal hides and possibly iron ore. It is also believed the committee will report an amendment removing the duty on tea.
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Washington
Cennon
Tawney
Minnesota
Committee On
Roosevelt to Arrive in Naples Monday
Naples April 3 Theodore Roosevelt is now expected Monday not Sunday due to ship delay. Arrangements were made for his entertainment but the short stay limits meetings, with a possible meeting with the Duchess of Aosta unlikely. The Naples prefect has ordered a squad of carbineers on duty at the dock to protect him.
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Naples
Theodore Roosevelt
Hamburg
Roosevelt
Duchess of
Aosta
The Smooth Stranger
A stranger used a peculiar scheme on Saturday to obtain 60 cents from Mrs H He at 701 S Noble St. He asked grocer H Robert for a paper hanger out of work, was directed to Clark, and lured him to a barn. The stranger left, then returned and asked Mrs Clark for 60 cents as change for her husband.
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H. He
S. Noble Street
H. Robert
Virgo Avenue
Robert
Clark
Men Who Slew Woman for $8 to Face Trial
Prosecutor Hooton announced that Harry Rigg in Edward Decker will be tried Monday for the murder of Mrs. Mary Nichols in the city’s southwest. They were tied to Harry Doty and George Miller in the killing for less than eight dollars. The victim was beaten to death with clubs and large crowds are expected at the trial with doors locked to prevent confusion. Judge Pritchard requested two extra venues of 50 talesmen beyond the regular panel.
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Hooton
Harry Riggin
Edward Decker
Mary. Nichols
Harry Doty
George Miller
Pritchard
Clubman Sends Release Check for Prisoner
Albert Stevens fined and jailed in police court for coal theft along the railroad track to warm his wife and child. William Secker of the University Club sent an $11 check to the county jail for Stevens' release after reading his conviction.
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Albert Stevens
Merrill Street
William Secker
University Club
Stevens
Young Woman Said to Lead Band of Boy Burglars
Memphis Tennessee April 3 A 24 year old Mrs J A Wait admitted she led a band of youthful burglars charged with a recent robbery She and a young sister allegedly planned the crime and wore male attire to take part in the break in
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Memphis
Tenn
J. A. Wait
Bronson and Cole Sign Articles for 138 lb Bout
Freddie Cole and Ray Bronson signed articles to box at the Auditorium on April 21 in a ten round bout. They will share receipts. Bronson favors 138 pounds, Cole concedes.
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Freddie Cole
Ray Bronson
Bronson
Cole
Grain brokers go. 10 the wall on wheat
New York April 3 The suspension of John Dickinson and Co. with offices in New York and Chicago is announced. The firm holds membership in the Consolidated Stock Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade. Liabilities are about 250000 with creditors including Akron merchant Reinhard owed 70000. A receiver will be sought in Chicago as the wheat advance prompted the failure.
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New York
John Dickinson & Co
Broadway
This City
la Salle Street
Chicago
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Reinhard
Akron
Guardian Named for James M Nelson in Probate Action
Probate Judge Ross appoints Lewis C Nelson guardian for his brother James M Nelson whose mind is weak. Estate valued at $9000 placed under guardian's charge.
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Ross
Lewis C. Nelson
James M. Nelson
Probate Court Orders Sale of Property in Illinois Street Canal Lot
Guardian Jane W. Jones petitions for her daughter Harriet of unsound mind. Probate Judge Ross orders sale of land on Illinois street and the canal appraised at 15400. Public auction set for April 10.
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Jane W. Jones
Harriet
Ross
Illinois Street
Canal
William Fogarty
Hiram Brown
Woman Burglar in Bloomers Tied to Indianapolis Case
Police link a suspected burglary at Dr Charles Crow’s residence to a female intruder dressed in a bloomer suit. Mrs Crow reported a frightened scream as the burglar fled with $99, a possibly accompanied by a woman named Mrs Raffles. Officers pursue the demented suspect with several names circulating.
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Raffles
City
Grow
Trdianapolis
Charlies Crow
Death of Lord Gwydyr Aged 99 Oldest Peer
London reports the death of Lord Gwydyr at 99, the kingdom's oldest peer. Other items note Max Oscher promoting a Chicago bakery merger to a $4,000,000 combine and Burlingame proposing a bill to bar sewerage discharge into rivers.
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London
Lord Gwydyr
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