Cassady Talked Himself Into a Corner in Haynes Case
Danville Indiana April 10 The prosecution in the Cassady Stewart murder case presented Hardin Tinchor 80 year old minister as a witness and portrayed Cassady as admitting he did not kill Wilson Haynes but knew who did. Other witnesses described Cassady seeking a revolver and hearing noises at O Brien's drug store the night Haynes died.
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Danville
Ind
Fred Cassady
Frank Stewart
Wilson Haynes
O' Brien
Coatesville
Hardin Tinchor
Tinchor
John Tinchor
Cas
Charlie Hampton
Haynes
Hardin ‘Tincher
Haynes Fred Cassady
Cassady
Tincher
Henry Bundy
Campbell & Masten
Casseady
Bundy
McCormick
Buddy
Samuel Oliver
Charles Rice
Charles Hampton
Rice
Tiah
Wilson ‘Haynes
Mr. Oliver
Fred
Oliver
Hampton
Wilbur Roberts
Stewart-Cassady
Cofer
Wilbur
Roberts
D. W. Campbell
Campbell
Cafer
Roberts Jr
Wilson “Haynes
Will
Obe Hampton
Mell Masten
J. K. Little
Stewart
Millers to Convene in Indianapolis This May
The Fraternity of operative millers plans its convention in Indianapolis May 21 22 23 and 24 with O M Friend of Hannibal Missouri as president and J F Miller of Chicago as secretary treasurer They expect about four hundred millers plus families Indianapolis will host at the Grand Hotel and the Board of Trade Building will host sessions including milling product exhibits and demonstrations by Professor David Childrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternity of
Operative Millers
Indianapolis
O.M
Hannibal
J. F. Miller
Chicago
Milwaukee
Commercial Club
Board of Trade
Grand Hotel
David Childrow
Indianapolis Area 36 Hour Weather Forecast Update
Forecast covers Indianapolis and nearby areas for 36 hours ending 8 p.m. Kreil 443 Fair. Temperature readings include 7 a.m. at 42 degrees and noon at 61 degrees with a high near 64 by 2 p.m. Expect minor changes across adjacent states and note Thursday night and Friday conditions.
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Indianapolis
Vicin
Kreil
Indiana
Nerall Rihange
Inctem
Oliver P Morton Club Plans New Clubhouse
The Oliver P Morton Republican Club proposes a design similar to the Marion club for a new clubhouse costing about 10000 dollars. At a Wednesday meeting, 500 shares of stock at 10 dollars each were authorized to begin operations and to incorporate.
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Oliver P. Morton
Republican. Club
Marion Club
Club
Messenger Boy Loses $30 900 in Yellow Envelope
New York April 10 A messenger boy dropped a yellow envelope containing securities valued at 830,900 on the Schermerhorn building steps. Wm Zeitner the millionaire brewer found the envelope and handed it to Kelly-Miller Co brokers who said the securities were pledged for a loan. A messenger then arrived claiming they were lost. Zeitner refused a $10 reward.
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New York
Schermerhorn
Wm. Zeitner
Kelly-Miller, &Co
Waill St
Zaid
Zeitner
Subsidies and Meeting Attendance Stir Commissioners
D. M. Parry warned that he feared delays as Hanna and Charles M Schwab, head of the steel trust, will not attend the convention of the National Association of Manufacturers in St. Paul at month end. Joseph S. Goode, dentist, removed 06 and 306 Newton Claypool building.
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D. M
Parry
Bénator
Hanna
Charles
Schwab
Steel Trust
Association
Mmanufacturera
In- Stenapolis
Goode
Dentrat
Newton ‘Claypool
Carnegie Offers $180000 for Cincinnati Libraries
Andrew Carnegie proposed a gift of 180000 to Cincinnati for six branch public libraries with the condition that the city provide 18000 annually for maintenance and supply sites. The library board met promptly and accepted the offer.
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Cincinnati, O
Andrew Carnegie
City of
Cincinnati
Mrs. Roosevelt Relative Dies in Atlantic City
Mrs. Robert B Roosevelt of New York, a cousin of the president, died suddenly in Atlantic City New Jersey early Thursday of heart trouble. She had come to the city a few days earlier for her health.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Robert B. ‘Roosevelt
New York
Rail talks swirl over L and N deal and Chicago entry
Cincinnati railroad circles buzz over a possible entry route to Chicago via the Peoria and Eastern or Monon as part of a larger move involving the Louisville and Nashville. Rumors of mergers intensify after Morgan brokers buy Southern Railway and L N stock, with speculation a deal may connect southern roads to Chicago.
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That Road
Peoria & Eastern
Monon
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville’ & Nashville Railroad
Morgan
Southern Railway
Hamilton & Dayton
Massachusetts Seaman Likely to Be Granted Discharge
John Edward Dersche, a seaman aboard the U S battleship Massachusetts, seeks discharge to help his mother and siblings after his father abandoned the family last August. He applied March 22 to Lieut commander Fiske, who referred to Supt. Taffe of the local police for facts. Detectives found the mother supported the family at 992 Chestnut street all winter, needing her son's aid. Father later allowed to stay in the stores for two weeks, but Captain Gerber advised Commander Fiske that discharge may benefit the family and Dersche may be released.
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Derache
Dersche
Fiske
Taffe
Chestnut-st
Frank Dersche
Gerber
Violent unrest in Liege turmoil with arrests and bombs
The Liege burgomaster called out artillery civil guards and cavalry was sent to Charleroi amid renewed violence. A socialist procession with a red flag marched past the town hall. Three bombs exploded at Houdeng Ameiries and Mrs Emme Stafford died after injuries from a street collision.
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Brussels
Liege
Charleroi
Parliament House
Leopold
Houdeng-Aimeries
Boer Leaders Set Conference at Klerksdorp
A large gathering of Boer leaders will meet soon at Klerksdorp in the southwestern Transvaal near the Orange River colony. Ex-President Steyn, Reitz, Schalkburger, and Lucas Meyer led a convoy to the meeting site, with Gen. Botha already there and Generals DeWet and Delarey expected to join for the talks.
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Pretoria
Klerksdorp
Transvaal
Orange River Colony
Steyn
Reitz
Schalkburger
Lucas Meyer
Kroonstadt
Botha
DeWet
Gen. Delarey
Expressman sues Block company for damages over shaft fall
W F Aulderhide, an expressman, sued the William Block Company for 5000 dollars claiming his spine is permanently injured after falling 12 feet down an elevator shaft in the block store last November. Will Leppert of 317 McCauley street was badly injured in a runaway near Capitol avenue and Ray street, his back sprained and bruised. he was taken home by city ambulance.
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W. F. Aulderhide
Wm.h. “Block Company
Will Leppert
McCauley Sr
Capitol-ave
George
Ivoryman
Degidés
Miss Stone Tells Her Story After Release From Captivity
Ellen M. Stone the American missionary who endured nearly six months with Bulgarian brigands and was freed after paying 72000 currency units returned to the United States aboard the Deutschland. Foreign Secretary Barton and others greeted her and plans for a tea tour were announced. Stone described seasickness and the brigands mood during captivity, noting they fed her party to avoid sickness and that they held to a cruel respect for a young mother and child.
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New York
Ellen M. Stone
United States
Barton
American’ Board of Foreign’ Missions
Chas. C. Creegan
Sainé Malesionary. Society
Pond
Two Murders Shock Detroit Streets On Same Night
Detroit, Mich. two murders occurred in quick succession on Wednesday night. Carrie Jeanette, 20, found throat slit on Thirteenth Street while alone. she was reportedly pregnant. George H. Heywood, 34, a bookkeeper and pay master, found dead on Amherst Street near his home at 5:40 a.m. Coroner Hoffmann notes no robbery motive. 7 cents and a watch with chain found on Heywood.
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Detroit
Mich
Thirteenth-st
Carrie Jeanette
Hudson and
Wabashaves
George H. Heywood
Ambherst St
Frank Borbeau
Borbeau
Heywood
Amherst Ave
Junction-ave
Stere Ége
Hoffmann
Petween
Delroy Malleable - Iron Works
Prison scandal probe starts at Michigan City prison
The State board of charities begins an inquiry into the prison scandal in Michigan City, with Gov. Durbin and two boards coordinating. Officials study deputy warden Barnard and Dr. Horne's accusations, while convicts are promised protection for truthfully testifying.
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Michigan City
Ind
State’ Board of Charities
Board of Control
C. H. Bundy
Marion
Nebeker
Board of Charities
Butler
Demarcusa C. Brown
S. B. Davis
W. T. Cooper
Durbin
Indianapolis
Reid
Thie Seaerhere
Ce Rer Cnet
Brose Horne
Barnard
R. H. Horne
Marton
Horne
Kimbrough
Warden Reid
A. L. Spinning
Uriah Culbert
Bundy
Compound leg fracture at rolling mills injures William Tuttle
William Tuttle of 1000 Marion Ave suffered a compound fracture when a crane from the rolling mills dropped on his leg Thursday about noon while loading an old boiler. He was rushed by ambulance to City Hospital in terrible pain where doctors set the broken bones and expect his recovery. He works for Samuel Follander, junk dealer.
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William Tuttle
Tuttle
Samuel Follander
Marionave
Bell county deputy shoots self after Goebel murder case
A telegram from Artemus Knox county reports Deputy Sheriff J W Slusher of Bell county shot himself fatally at Artemus. Slusher had helped capture Berry Howard, a Goebel murder suspect, and was a witness in the case. He left Fort Frankfort Wednesday night. no motive is given.
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Frankfort
Artemus
Knox County
J. W. Slusher
Bell County
Berry Howard
Goebel
Slasher
Local property trades noted in Wayne township and Morton area
G W Linn buys 87 acres in Wayne township for 6000 from Mr and Mrs A Gladden. A J Gillette purchases residence on west New Jersey street Morton place for 5000 from Mrs K W Pyle. George B Yandes sells two unimproved parcels near Central Avenue and Delaware Street totaling 8000 to F M Dell.
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H. Gladden
Wayne Township
A. J. Gillette
K. W. Pyle
Mortonplace
New Jersey St
George B. Yandes
F. M. Dell
Central-ave
Delaware St
Serene Mow Pianos Incident Details Unclear
Fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable content about a calm scene or event involving pianos, with no clear action, participants, or location. The readable words lack verifiable names or dates to establish a defined news item.
Board of Works and mayor head to inspect routes
Thursday morning, Commissioner Maguire and the mayor led the Board of Works in carriages toward the interurban terminal site, with plans to survey routes northeast of the city and consider street improvements, while Megrew avoided answering questions.
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Board of Works
Mort ‘Aing
Chas. Megrew
SM al
Ter
Maguire
Indianapolis Interurban Terminal Company
Winne Washington Reporter Named First Assistant Postmaster General
Robert J. Winne, Washington correspondent for the New York Press, has accepted the post of first assistant postmaster general. The appointment was announced by the Post Office Department on Thursday, relating to the position Roosevelt offered to Harry S. New of Indianapolis.
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Washington
Robert J. Winne
The
New York Press
Roosevelt
Harry
New
Indianazalis
City Mains Conference To Set Details On Tensions
The Board of works and water committees will hold another conference to arrange the details. The six tensions of city mains will be settled at a later date.
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Board of Works and Water Coms
Jewelers advertise affordable diamonds and stock
A fragmented ad from a jeweler promotes saving money on diamonds with very small expenses. It mentions J P Mullally at Monument Place and claims a large stock covered by the dealer.
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Teery
J.P. Mullally
Ose
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Berghoff
Metropolis
Poice Board
Rovernor
Democrats
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Allen County Court
Alsten
Carnegie
INL. & N
John Edward Dersche
U.S
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Columbia Ave
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Tsitka
Teken
Sweet
Igen
Tailka
Talika
Dirt Dickers
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Winne
Irvington
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