Jury Indicts Reinhold in Burglaries Case in 1900s
A grand jury indicted Lemons Reinhold with complicity in a gang of burglaries led by Harry Horton and others. Reinhold was arrested at his office on Court Street. bond set at 2000 dollars. Detective Page claims strong proof, while Reinhold proclaims innocence and recounts connections to Horton and the gang.
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Prand
Lemons
Reinhold
Harry Horton
E d Dearinger
Wm Adkins
John Patterson
Bosdofer
Hamilton
EH. Court St
Thorne
North Yen
Cordusirva
Page
Reinbolt
Reynolds
Thorge
Tr Thieves
Tia
Horton
Resinhold
Reinholt
Ofice
Wright
Peelle & Taylor's
Ailsop
Cincinnati
Lim
Ian Waned Winkelhouse
Carroll
Winkelhouse
Rosdofer
Thornton
Carroh
Ime
Lemon E. Reinhold
Wright’s Grocery
Washington St
Horden
Duncan & Smith
Justice Feibleman
Splan
King
Lux
Mmerick
Frank Balmer
Koehen
Boylan
Frank Bird
Squire Feibleman
Heinhold
Feibleman
Squire
Secret Court Martial in Sons of Veterans Camp
The article reports a Secret Court Martial involving Gen Payne, former commander of the Sons of Veterans, alleged to have altered accounts. Local S of V dignitaries defend Payne, accusing Gen Abbott of Chicago of instigating persecution over jealousy. Court action pending later confirmation and proceedings.
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Sons of Veterans
New Denison
Payne S. Payne
S. of V
Gen. Abbott
Chicago
Mr. Payne
True Artist Henry J Lewis Dead at 37 Lincoln Lane
Henry J Lewis died Thursday at 37 Lincoln Lane leaving a widow and seven children. A colored man and true artist, he depicted Negro character vividly. Ldster Cooper of the Freeman brought bankers from Pine Bluff Arkansas and was on the Freeman staff. The Marion county bar adopted resolutions of respect for the late Postmaster Wallace. Funeral will be held in a body next Monday at 7 o clock.
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Henry J. Lewis
Lincoln Lane
Ldster Cooper
The
Freeman
Pine Bluff
Arik
Mrr. Wallace
Marion County
Crounse Appointed Third Assistant Secretary of Treasury
Washington April 410 The president named Alonzo Crounse of Nebraska as third assistant secretary of the treasury in a formal government appointment.
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Crounse
Washington
Alonzo Crounse
Nebraska
the Treasury
Loyal legion observes surrender anniversary at state house
OLTV Live reports Supt Vorhies improving gradually as the Loyal Legion held an entertainment at the state house Thursday night commemorating the twenty sixth anniversary of the surrender of the army of Northern Virginia. Maj Comley gave the principal address and local safety boards announced new fire department appointees with no removals expected.
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Supt
Vorhies
Loyal Legion
State House
Army of Northern Virginia
Maj
Comley
Board of Public Safety
Fire Department
Harrison Pierce
Enior
Meret
Durance Wil
John
Hile Statten
Alen
Sadie Jackson
Iias
Duna Roberts
Robert Collins
Massachusetts-ave
Henry Griffin
Albert Thralls
Elizabeth Stenhere
Alexander MeeNes
Cora Lasley
Soldiers’ Monument Commission
State 9
Brewster
Chicago
Political tampering and corruption money in Indianapolis race
A Detroit style political diary details how the Citizens' street car company could sway the fall mayoral race. It warns of using bribery, tax fear, and Australian voting schemes to secure victory, naming Mayor Sullivan and candidates Holt and Drown ing. The author urges Southside focus and predicts an ordinance favoring the streetcar company before fall with money flowing openly.
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Citizens’ Street Car Company
Ibis
Carobs
Denny
Tadhee Ols
Democratic
j.+ y CAD
Sethling
Novy
Mayer Sullivan
Pit
Heaven
Indianapolis
Harrison
Abelion
Weulon
Jim Rice
Sterling R. Holt
Sullivan
Yontz
Sporting Life Features and Pro/Match Notes
A fragmented feature listing betting and match chatter includes Carter pressing Slosson to play billiards or stay quiet, Hall en route to Chicago to pursue Fitzsimmons, and Kelly being the first out in a St. Louis game. Attendance at association games remains modest amid league name changes and transfer chatter, with St Louis–Cincinnati rain postponement and various battery pairings noted.
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Rieser
Carter
Slosson
Hall
Chicago
Fitzsimmons Fighd
Mike Kelly
St. Louis
James O'Rourke
New York
Cincinnati
Louisville
Slavia
America
Cahimbus
Michigan
Keefe
McGuire
Boston
Baltimore
Cunningham
Townsend
Daly
Murphy
St Louis-Cincinnati
New York Store Offers Ladies Dongola Buttons Shoes
Three hundred pairs of ladies Dongola button shoes priced at two dollars per pair, described as available in a New York store. The notice advertises stock, women’s items, and related footwear in a period retail catalog style.
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New York
Wood
Lora
Pais
Beadless Board Debates Bridge Bid and Alley Action
The Board of public works held its regular session and discussed route decisions for Greenwood suburban line. Bids for the Shelby street iron bridge over Pleasant Run were opened with multiple offers. sub-structure by Youngslood Madson & Fitzgerald at 46000 and complete structure bids ranging from 4000 to 8800. The board refused to vacate the alley south of Northest between Noble street and the first alley west. Advertising for sewer work in the first alley north of Michigan between Pennsylvania and Meridian was ordered. Street commissioner Harrold’s weekly payroll was submitted, and his role to be restructured under board direction.
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Board of Public Works
Baker
Greenwood
Shelbyst
Pleasant Run
Youngslood, Madson & Fitzgerald
Whitsett & Adams
Greystone Iron Bridge Company
Pennsylvania Bridge Company
Pittsburg Bridge Company
B.D. Wheaton & Co
Chicago
Columbus Bridge Pany
Canton
Massillon Bridge Company
Chicag Bridge and Iron Eompany
BC. Swiss
Cleveland
J. W. Pearl
Indianapolis
Toledo Bridge Company
Wrought Iron Bridge and Manufacturing Company
Gasper
Northest
Noble-st. Amd
Michigan-st
Pennsylvanian
Meridian-sts
Pat Harrold
Sullivans
O'Briens
x-Maryor
Grubbe
Western Paving Company
Paviee
N. Illinois-st
Shearer
Murders and suicides shock Chicago April 10
Reports from Chicago describe Ernest’s sudden insanity Friday morning followed by him fatally shooting his wife and then himself. The piece also notes changes at police stations, a new police matron Anna Buchanan, and death of Dr. Georg W. New at 60. Nearby items mention a baby murderer in Ricuruna and Charles Markle’s mental break in Roxbury.
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Chicago
Jann Ernest
Resignations and oddities spark Indiana notices
Senator Saiton resigned on Friday amid president ratings and sent the issue to the rules committee. Roswell Park will perform surgery at Bush Medical College in Chicago. James Anderson of the Wallace and Anderson circus in winter quarters at Peru is said to be the oldest showman since Barnum's death. Butter shipments traced to Huntington officials. Stephen Thrasher of Greencastle assaulted Wm. Frazier's 11 year old daughter at Muncie and was horsewhipped. Mrs. John Oliver of Martinsville hanged herself in a smokehouse. Ryan coal mine in Daviess County reopened after miners refused work for two years over haunting claims. Robber band rendezvous traced to a ghost-infested site now extinct.
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James Anderson
Wallace 4 Anderson Circus
Peru
America
Barnum
Chicago
Huntington
Stephen Thrasher
Greencastle
Wm. Frazier
Muncie
Frazier
John Oliver
Pear Martinsville
Ryan
Daviess County
Oddities From Real Life In A Mnemonic World
An eccentric column catalogs bizarre tales from Minnesota and beyond. A bill to ban tights on stage stirs talk of circuses and skirts, while tragic cases unfold of men driven to suidice amid poverty. Prophecy, hypnotism, spooks, and cattle wearing blue glasses punctuate a mosaic of sensational anecdotes.
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Minnesota
Wallace and candidates in busy Indianapolis ballot
A crowded local political page recounts Wallace, Truster, and Hilgenberg gaining ground while Mayor Sullivan leads. It mentions Benjamin Franklin as a new candidate and prints a voter ballot request for the Democrat or Republican option. Reports on a pension agent fined for overcharging a widow and notes from the Relief Corps session follow with scattered labor strike details and union disputes.
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Tryuster
Hilgenberg
David Wallace
Truster
Sullivan
Ben Franklin
Tau Sux
Benjamin Franklin
B. Franklin
Ramie
Stockyards Burned Across Union Yardsat Cincinnati Fire
Fire swept ten acres of Union stockyards north of the stockyards hotel in Cincinnati on April 10. Loss estimated at 2060 with large stock and stockyards hotel spared. Nearby properties suffered in the blaze amid uncertain insurance. In Lunanos Indiana a man died from an axe blast while attempting to burst an empty gasoline barrel. A separate incident in Horayros Michigan reports a raging wire and a fire swelling in Pewabies with nearby mines shut down.
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Cincinnati
Union
Stockyards
Chas. Davis & Co
Ryan Bros
Boy Batney
Lunanos
Ind
Chas. Null
Horayros, Mich
Pewabies
Waits to Refire Leadership Move Sparks Parliament Debate
Mc Carthy offers resignation from leadership and seat if ex Leader Shaw agrees to succeed Lim. Premier Cas tilo reports settlement of a reciprocal treaty between the United States and Cuba. Unclear places include Uncle Sain and Cuba MaAprip with April 10 noted.
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Justin
Lospex
April W
Sph
Jualin McCarthy
Shaw
Lim
Uncle Sain
Cuba
Castilo
United States
Cue
Freight wreck in Vernon leaves three dead
Wire whispers report a freight wreck near Vernon Wisconsin on Thursday killing three men. Three tramps slept alongside a sidetrack freight car Wednesday night in Pittsburg and perished. James Sumpter of Little Rock was fatally injured Thursday while repairing a windmill. Levi Wilson of Henderson threatened to kill and killed Abe Jones Thursday. Charles Wilson, a tramp, found $16 000 in an old coat in Astrand Pennsylvania and left with the money.
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Vernon
Wis
Pittsburg
James Sumpter
Little Rock
Ark
Thursiday
Levi Wilson
Henderson
Abe Jones
Charles Wilson
Tramp
Ben
Jacob Windeck
Astrand
Lim
President considers changing Indiana Ohio tour route
Washington April 10 report says the president may alter the return route from California to include a thorough Indiana and Ohio tour. Secretaries may not seek second terms. Noble complains of being treated as a mere functionary. Sherman likely to stay active in the campaign. An Obie editor from near Hokintey may oppose Meekin.
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Washington
California
Indiana
Ohio
Sherman
Eaid
Ohio Statesman
Harriern
Mekintes
Hokintey
Meeting of the State G A R in Indianapolis
The State G A R encampment filled Tomlinson hall in Indianapolis with a patriotic program. Gov Hovey and Commander in Chief Veazey spoke as officers were elected and reports heard. the meeting adjourned late Friday with plans for the next encampment and weather forecasts noting rain and rising temperatures.
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Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Knightstown
Meridian St. Church
Gov. Hovey
Inchief Veazey
Gov. Chase
M. R. Wickens
Nausas
Pearl Patterson
Hila Remmel
Anderson
I. N. Walker
M. K. Tacket
Greensburg
D. W. Elam
Valparaiso
Tianiel Ryan
Irvington
Gov. Hovey Delecate
Riday
Yort Warne
Geo. Langstate
Soldiers’ Monument
Savannah welcomes first necro admitted to bar in history
Gia Bavannah reports that John H. Kinele of Virginia has been admitted to practice at the bar after a rigorous examination. A prominent local social figure and leading bar member advocated his admission, marking a historic moment for Savannah.
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Bavannah
Gia
Savannah
I Necro
John H.kinele
Virginia
British Troops Win Decisive Victory Near Manipur
A fragmentary report notes British troops achieving a clear victory near Manipur. Other items mention Italian socialists planning a May Day demonstration, Parnell accusing Gladstone of consulting with dynamiters, and global tensions including Argentine finances and Russia’s foreign-born peddler expulsion.
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Manipur
Parnell
Gladstone
Poster
Guba
Trish
Brazil
Oporto
Justin McCarty
M. P
Mr. Shaw
War Office
Russia
Corte
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Lemon
Qind
Payne
Herald
Wornine
Anna Dickinson
E. W. Seward
Miss Dickinson
Danville
Dr. Seward
Oltv Live
Citizens’ Street Railroad Company
Sporting Life
Wm. L. Elder’s
Bidsey
Mulder and Suicide
Poliza
Alabamiesh
Anna Buchanan
Georgie W. New
Danit
Georgs W. New
N. Tie Noiset
Vuifa
John C. New
Ricuruna
Clarence Robertson
Prima’ Striw
Arage
Poor, Voor Gey
Roxpour
N.Y
Charles W. Markle
Hurtuy
Pear Hero
Conemnus
Saiton
Committee On Rules
Park
Boerivano
Roswell Park
Bush Medical College
Senate
McHale
Trederick Horton
Brooklyn
Benjamin Warton
Bin
Showtime
Mr. Horton
Wortthy
Dry Coods
San Francisco
Voight
Carl Dean
Deane
Felix Feist
Feist
San Jose
Bright
Vols
Tef Lector
Flo
Leist
Jesus Christ
Efe
Frank Croasdale
N.J
Wim, Cole
New York State
Cole
Croasdale
Carrie Elsworth
Womean
Kansas City
Igo Worth
Henry van Brunt
Webster
Milwaukee
Hungary
Dryden
Pittsbury
Simanons
Bmgral
Betterman Sbros
Ticrisis
Mass
Ave
Tel Bil
Cacia
Wallace
L. Eee
BR. Bolt
Cottrell
Jno. Coburn
S. Denny
B.C. Trusler
Eli Lilly
Brass
G. & Tann S. EB. Morss
C. Hilgenberg
Wm. Hicklin
P. Fishbaelk
Simeon Coy
M. Gugan
Catterson
Darnell
A.B. Glover
Reinsteiner
Otto Stechhane
Caven
Sepat
R. J. Brenen
Bammiam
Rilee
Aesa Uy
BR. W
Ak Pernhamer
W.W. Bastmenl
Tym Sr
Pthe Son Ballon
Bor
Democrat
Solginius Wien
Chas. B. Stoughton
Benedict
United States Circuit Court
Solitier
Relief Corps
Laura Hess
Wabash
WRG
Ida McBride
Elkhart
Alice Wheeler
Sun
Brrs
Fitts
Mrs. McBride
A. R
W.rc
Tiupers Warent
Dewenter
Kruse & Dewenter
Tinners’ Arbitration Committee
Master Tioners’ Union
Marrison
McKinley
Harrisone
Blaine
Ruskall
Proctor
Wanamaker
Noble
Nobis
Trey
Weatener
Eresh
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