Old Sleuth Finds Saloon Breaks In Quiet Sunday
A city police raid closes several saloons after Mayor Denny warned license revocations. Only five arrests were made, including W. T. Washburn and Wm Hartman fined for Sunday liquor sales. Officers seized drink in various rooms and noted one bartender drank four beers during the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny
Sullivan
Spencer House
Wm. Hartman
Grand Hotel
Spencer
Mr. Sullivan
W. T. Washburn
Hartman
Washburn
Herman Buker
Circle House
Ceinar
Buber
Joseph Hoffbauer
Hilside-ave
Joonkeeper
Spears
Hoffbauer
Henry Meyer
Blakest
Ashoon
Millard Dies After Paralytic Stroke At Home
Col Chas S Aillard prominent local businessman dies at 655 N Delaware St after a paralytic stroke. He suffered a July 4 wagon accident but lingered for weeks with evolving symptoms, leaving a widow and ten children. funeral at home with car company officials as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Millard
Oneida County
Hamilton College
Miller
Terre Haute Car Company
Indianapolis Car Company
Car Company
W. H. H. Miller
Geo. Montgomery
Chicago
Chas. Thompson
St. Louis
Thos. Zimmerman
Cincinnati
H. C. Adams
Maj. Richards
H. 8. Frazer
Clarence Wulsin
Harry New
President nominates Strobel and Rockhill to key posts
Washington notes report the president sent nominations to the senate. Edward H. Strobel of New York for envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Ecuador. William Rockhill of Maryland named third assistant secretary of state, replacing Strobel. Patrick Walsh sworn in as Georgia's new senator.
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Washington
Senate
Edward H. Strobel
New York
United States
Ecuador
Wmn
Rockhill
Maryland
Patrick Walsh
Georgia
Ex Sheriff Pressly in Critical Condition at Home
Former sheriff John T Pressly of Pennsylvaniast is described by physicians as developing a fatty heart accumulation two weeks ago and experiencing intermittent smothering attacks. Dr Jameson attends him at his residence 175 WN, prompting concern among friends.
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Pressly
John T. Pressly
Board awards extra street sprinkling contracts
The Board of works, Monday, awarded four additional contracts for sprinkling streets not in general specifications after petitions surged. Fueh ring Bros. secured the majority of these new contracts.
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Board of Works
Fuehring Bros
Real estate commission case heads to third trial in court
The suit of G. W. Winpenny against Lacey McKenzie for 120 dollars commission on a real estate sale enters its third trial in superior court Monday. Previously the verdicts were ten dollars and eleven dollars. Judge Bartholomew used the occasion to roast Juror Bundy for stubbornness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Winpenny
Lacey McKenzie
Superior Court
Bartholomew
Bundy
Electric car crash injures three on Avondale line
A Cincinnati accident on April 9 when an electric car on the Avondale line crashed into a brewery wagon on Hunt street injuring A. J. May Wm Gudjenecht and Chas Smodden.
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Cincinnati
Avondale
A. J. May
Wm. Gud- Jenecht
Chas
Smodden
Haughey's Trial Jury Reported In District Court
U S petit jurors arrived in the city throughout Monday and by late afternoon about 70 of the 8¢ reported for duty in the trial of T P Haughey the alleged Indianapolis national bank wreckers which begins at o clock a m Tuesday Most of the day will be spent selecting a jury of 12 members Counsel for Haughey declined to say whether he will plead guilty
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U. S. Petit Jury
T. P. Haughey
Indianapolia National Bank
Haughey
Flaonerss Buchanan
N. Ulinois St
W. D. McCoy
Liberia
Hbionrovia
Lieria
Crown Hill
N. Mississippi
A. Elbert
Tuna
Coloured Presbyterian Church
Fichigan
Phe
Irs. McCoy
Liverpool
Holman Predicts Congress Adjournment by June 15
Washington April 9 Holman stated Congress will finish its work and adjourn before June 15. He warned that continued session beyond that date would jeopardize Democratic prospects in the next congressional election.
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Washington
Holman
Congress
Visitors flock to Coxey's army camp in Brownevian region
Visitors arriving by the hundreds in Browneviank Pa on Monday glimpse Coxey's army camp and observe a brisk march to Uniontown with two new recruits. In San Francisco a second division of the industrial army was organized Sunday, planning to depart Thursday with 500 men and 250 recruits at Oakland.
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Browneviank
Coxey
Uniontown
San Francisco
Industrial Army
Oakland
Diverse City Notices and Incidents Reported
A 65 year old inmate David Quinn died due to brain softening Sunday. Various local items include Marcus Sulver addressing leagues, Richard Moulton lecturing on English literature, and a plan to open Greenlawn cemetery for business. Winnie Newby sues for divorce. Mary Burns Coburn obituary. James Campbell seeks injunction over a patented corn planter. The Evarvelical endorsed single tax. grand jury bound over D. Martz case. Samuel Hinde sues Ellis Adama for damages. Local Republicans nominate Hindman for trustee and others for offices. Vehicle accident, ball game cancellations due to rain, and a string of petty misadventures and legal actions across the city, including a shooting accident and a tenant eviction court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Quinn
Marcus Sulver
Lincoln
Richard Moulton
Chicago University
Y. M. CO
A. Hall
Greenlawn
Winnie Newby
Areal
Wm. Coburn
Ingraham
Mary Burns
Jas. Campbell
Conde Implement Company
D. Martz
John Brennan
Leliuxe
Ssnéday
Samuel Hinde
Ellis Adama
Lawrence Township
M. Il. Hindman
O. G. Binnter
Chay. Dungen
John Meldrum
L. Oldham
W. Si. Apple
Margachus
Croesing
W W. H. Spaulding
Ohrost
Union Soldiers’ Mutual League
G. C. Webster
HE. G. Booz
J. AM. Paver
Elmer Mohler
Frankfort
Chesapeake St
Cincinnati Reds
Indianapolis
Shareig
Chas
Tomlinson
Massachusetts Ave
Carl Hamlin
A. W. Burris
Thos. Perry
New
New York St
A. C. Richards
Tennessee St
Kurtz
Ballard
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Relief Claim in Ad
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla fully relieves severe dyspania and sick headache and mentions a laundry service with phone number 1089 and shirts reduced to a low cent price. The fragment emphasizes medicinal cure alongside domestic services.
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Hood
Capital Laundry
Steam Pipe Disaster Tears Through Slumboldt School
In Chicago on April 9 a steam pipe burst at Slumboldt school causing panic as children raced to stairs. They trampled others while teachers struggled to stop them. One boy died and 14 children were hospitalized at St Elizabeth's. reports vary on total fatalities and injuries.
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Slumboldt
St Elizabeth’s Hospital
Pollard Trial Judge Rules On Prayers For Instructions
In the Pollard case Judge Bradley ruled on requests for instructions. The plaintiff’s nine prayers were granted in modified form, five refused. The defendant had six prayers granted in modified form or with substitutes, five refused. The judge noted the burden on the plaintiff to prove a marriage contract, and that if the defendant claims lack of good faith the burden shifts to him to show an understanding the contract would not be carried out. He aimed to limit arguments to five hours per side but yielded after protests.
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Wasuixerox
Pollard
Bradley
Libel suit dropped and fire risk at mill town
April 9 report from AbDERSON notes George W. Collier sued Daily Bulletin for 2000 damages but case dismissed at plaintiff costs. A wood water works failure prevented a fire alarm and allowed a sew mill and beer storage house to burn. A saloon man settled a 90.50 beer bill with the democratic city committee for 20.30. A C and E K right of way grading contract from Anderson to Muncie was awarded to a New York railroad contractor with work to start Thursday.
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New Railroad
Abderson
George W. Collier
Daily Bulletin
Iwood
Democratic City Committee
Anderson
Muncie
New York
Park theater engage ment draws crowds with new acts
The Park theater begins a new engagement with strong acts led by Wood, opening with street scene sensational ploys and The boy scout, slated for Thursday and running the rest of the week, promising capacity audiences across performances. In other items cholera spreads in Constantinople, killing a Greek legation servant, prompting relocation to Therapia, while near Shenango Michigan a schooner wrecks with one drowned, a Norwegian family left widowed with ten children.
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Aaglien
Wood
Constantinople
Calliadi Gey
Therapia
Labor movement backs judge Caldwell for 1906 president
In Tovek on April 9 the wage schedule controversy at Union Pacific spurs a labor uproar praising Judge Caldwell as a wage worker champion and a push to draft him for the 1906 Republican ticket. In London Gladstone says in a letter he feels like a disestablished church amid bracing breezes.
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Tovek
Union Pacific
Organized
Judge Caldwell
Waye
Londo
Railroad President Dead in Arcemond Indiana
The president of the Cinota and Richmond Fort Wayne railroad died here on Sunday in ArceMonD Indiana.
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Arcemond
Ind
Cinota Et Richmond & Fort Wayne Railroad
Sanday
Weather forecast for Indiana ends April 10
Forecasts indicate warmer and rainy conditions Monday night, followed by colder weather and clearing by Tuesday. The outlook covers Indiana over the next 86 hours ending around 8 p.m. on April 10.
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Indiana
Peruvian Jerome Heri Seeks Democratic Supreme Clerk Nomination
The report states Jerome Heri of Peru seeks the Democratic nomination for supreme clerk. Herf, aligned with the machine, may energize the preliminary campaign. The initiative and referendum party plans to woo populists or field an independent ticket, with a possible state convention for the latter in May. Attorney Kern denies rumors of a congress bid. Purdue, a Republican candidate for state geologist, campaigned locally on Saturday.
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Jerome Heri
Peru
Herff
Vermont Bark Loss Reported Near Here
The bark Vermont from Trinidad with sugar ashore near here and declared a total loss. Nine crew members reportedly drowned. Also reported Strandon Indiana April 9 a Rockford Insurance agent W. Smitha was arrested on grand jury charges for obtaining money under false pretenses related to a claimed insurance agency sale. Bond posted. Feaver Contracts Tet notes Acme company secures sewer contract at 3.55 per foot and bids on other local sewers. Roney to build sewer in Michigan and Liberty streets at 1.14 per foot.
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Charuan
Vermont
Trinidad
Strandon
Ind
Smitha
Rockford Insurance Company
A. H. Allen
W. L. Osborne
Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Company
Allen
Osborne
Smiths
Feaver
Board of Works
Acme Company
Liberty, Market and
Noble Sts
Washington St
Massachusetts Ave
Lockerbie
Liberty
Wobb
Vermont-sta
Roney
Michigan
Liberty-sts
Leon-st
Died and town news mix in late city column
Oldest resident John B. Casa dies Sunday at 10 Concordia Street. Sickness strikes Secretary Fortune of the Commercial club at Woodrail Place. Ward 15 Republicans meet Friday with vigorous talk. Emma Brown sues Elisha for divorce on grounds of habitual drunkenness. Local church sermons cover life temptations and resurrection. Police report 13 dead chickens at HQ after capture by a guard. Various petty crimes, licenses, and deaths listed with names and ages.
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John B. Casa
Concordia St
Fortune
Commercial Club
Woodrail Place
Emma Brown
Elisha
Aliso Winta
Rev. Suger
Christ Church
Bowman
Evangelical Church
Corner East
New York-sts
Central Christian Church
Birg
Gostz
Schubert Quartet
Aunis
KE. B. Cummings
Delaware St
Pozua’s Run
Noblesville Canning Company
Mazic Canning Company
Aluncie
Llowa Purop Company
Dindlanspolis
Lhubbeil Frothy
auGerpuritec
Yoone Honda
Prasa
John Ewan
Monon
Railroac
Brand Biller
Shoetac Pent
Pr. Alarsen
Jno
Walters
Mondey
Jas
Dioward
Occidental
Mionday
Cape
J. J. Craig
Lexington Ave
J. O. Deeds
Lexington
Tibanza
Tennesses
McCarty Sts
Comfort
Irvington
Chicago
Stead
Steward
Street Railway
Iis v. B. O. Sommers
Progress Club
Joe Barden
Board of Safety
Herrick
Birvas
I. T
Maggie Remas
C.L. W
Bella Krause
Centrus
Mary Galloway
Sarah Griffith
Ayers Threding
Ned Barnes
Charles Mohler
Lillie Lunsford
Anns Ross
George A. Casa
Anna Meredeth
James Larren
Carrie Dreier
Harry E. Smith
Annie M. Amos
William R. Boyd
Mamie Prindle
Geo. W. Smith
Hon Myers
John Shier
Katie Suhr
John Hargrove
Flora E. Carter
Adelaide Chambers
Davidson hotel and theater fire claims sixteen lives in Milwaukee
Fire at the Davidson hotel and adjacent theater in Milwaukee on Monday morning destroys a six story stone and steel building. Police report 16 dead and many injured, including several firemen and police officers. The Trip to Mara company was performing. losses estimated around 500000. Most guests reportedly escaped, though some are missing.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Davidson
Davideen
I’roperty
Milwaukier
Davidson House
George Janssen
August Janssen
Archie Campbell
James Morgan
Frank MccCurk
James Freeman
O'Neill
Crowley
Capt. Linehan
Albert Neesa
Lieut. Curran
Free Marsh
Fred Schroader
John Ce
Grand Ave
Syesmorest
Mara” Company
Look's Herg Left in Balloon as Author Found Fame
Brief report recounts Judge Look presumed dead with a tale of a Cleveland Press writer who once shared a desk with Look. The piece describes Look's struggles with alcohol, a dramatic balloon chase in his serialized tale, and a reunion with the editor after Look reappeared. The author later rose to prominence and told the tale himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Look
Cleveland Press
Look
Jim
Lock
Cleveland
Tha Rege
Wao
Hill Speaks on Wilson Tariff Bill in Senate Chamber
Senator Hill denounced the Wilson tariff bill as improper for both parties and criticized the income tax feature during a Monday morning address to the senate. Also noted, famous criminal lawyer John Graham died in New York on April 9, described as one of the country’s greatest in his field, who defended Gen. Sickles in 1851 for shooting Francis Barton Keys.
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Washington
Hill
Senate Chamber
New York
John Graham
Fir. Graham
Gen. Sickles
Francis Barton Keys
Authoress Dead Miss Owena Blackburne dies from lamp burn
London reports Miss Owena Blackburne Irish authoress died Friday night from burns after a lighted lamp upset. Evictions advance as writs issued for 150 more tenants. Other items include coupons for America and a note on Ceuta.
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London
Denny's Ode to His Service Board
Silly mayor voices praise for a city service board amid political feints and praise of officials. The poem extols a board for guiding police fire health and travel, praising wisdom above politics while feigning opposition.
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Denny
Frick defends foreign workers over Coke strike
H C Frick in a Sunday night interview defends foreign labor as not to blame for the Coke strike. He says he will not dismiss foreign workers nor discriminate against them in the Buy Way, contrasting with other operators.
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Fie
H. C. Frick
Quarrel Ends in Murder Suicide in Pimaccli
In Pimaccli on Monday at 6 am, William Faber a 61 year old German man who was unemployed killed his wife with a pistol and then shot himself. The couple had a quarrel prior to the tragedy.
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Pimaccli Crrcaco
William Faber
Police Spirit Tests Set By YMCA Director
Monday morning was slated for patrolmen physicals but the cold postponed the tests. Director McCullough of the YMCA announced a standard to measure fitness including a 4 foot even high jump, 15 feet 6 inch broad jump, 25 foot rope climb, eight dips, and a 100 yard dash in 14 seconds.
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Fomlinson Hall
McCullough
Bhut
Roast for Tillman and a Darlington musing
The item lists a public mock roast for Tillman, mentions Dr Norment father of one of Tillman’s alleged murder victims, and includes his thank you card pledging defiance. It also notes Richard Conklin’s upcoming trial for interfering with an officer and a Sunday incident at Horan's saloon with Hyland and Officer Thompson pursuing rivals. The source closes with a testimonial about Hood's Sarsaparilla from Perry and Rice in Majory Park, Indiana.
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Richard Conklin
Sergi
Hyland
Thompson
Horan
Washington St
Conklin
NO SIGN OF SETTLEMENT IN CARPENTERS LABOR DISPUTE
The carpenters and contractors discuss a plan to enforce their own wage scale while an amalgamated union ban on union labor spreads. Painters and other trades await arbitration between Frank Sloan and Ed Daily as they push for 27 and 30 cents an hour, while bosses hold to 25 and 27 1/4 cents. A general strike looms if demands aren’t met.
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Boss Carpenters
Bender
Amalgamated Union
Bogsaes
Hew
Frank Sloan
Ed Daily
Marmont Hall
Apportionment Suit Highlights Courtroom Commentary
In circuit court Ford Winter appears restless with a red blue hand spot drawing focus during apportionment arguments. Charles Smith, for the state, contends the flat plan is fair and avoids a micro mathematical scheme, while noting Indiana court limits differ from Wisconsin precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Winter
Sun
Charles Smith
Pug Smith
Chas. Smith
Fireworks factory blast kills eleven in Petersburg
A Romaine Bros. fireworks plant explosion in Petersburg Virginia on Saturday afternoon killed eleven people including OC N Romaine Joan Bland Capt Jas Tosh and Chas Bland who rushed to aid workers. Nine others were badly wounded as a second explosion followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
Chas. Romaine
John Bland
Jas, Rowland
Robert Rowland
Wm. Traylor
Edward Traylor
James Bryant
Quincy Livesay
James W. Perkins
Thomas Woodfolk
Healey Denies Plans for New Party in Ireland
Loudon April 9 Timothy Healey rejects reports he plans to form a new party. He says he would under no circumstances countenance any move that would disturb the solidity of the Irish parliamentary party.
Healthful tonic touted as malaria antidote in Simmons district
In a claim resembling old time medical booster, a powerful tonic and regulator advertised by Simmons firm is described as a true malaria antidote. The text emphasizes iterative healing effects and health preservation for residents in malarial districts.
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Carly Doge
Simmonsixer
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