Battle Over Bryan Endorsement at New York Democratic State Convention
Anti Bryan forces in New York sue to block action affecting McCarren delegates and threaten a rump convention. The fight centers on endorsing Bryan for president versus uncommitted delegates, with Senator McCarren resisting sending his delegates to Denver and court actions planned to overturn recent orders.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
Committee On
McCarren
Bryan
Willigin J. Conners
Charles F. Murphy
John B. Stanehfield
Lewis Nixon
Senatae McCarren
Supreme Court
Breokiyi Ant
Fires Bullets At A Delegate To Convention
James Lynch of Fishkill Landing a Democratic state convention delegate was shot four times by Frank Gallagher of 132 West 21st Street in New York. One bullet grazed Lynch’s ear while three missed. Police reserves were rushed to the scene as Lynch and three other delegates walked along Broadway. Gallagher was secured after the incident and arraigned in West Side court.
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New York City
New York
James Lynch
Fishkill Landing
Frank Gallagher
W. 21Stst
Lynch
Trainor
Gallagher
West Side Court
Broadway
Fath-Stand
Prank on Gar Gootom Man 33 Ends in Arrest
A midnight Prospect car incident led to the arrest of John Whitehead, a railroad clerk, and A N Viderave after a foreigner passenger reported theft and a scuffle. Captain Asche identified the culprit and officers detained the men, with Whitehead charged with drunkenness and the other man held on related accusations.
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John Whitehead
A. N. Viderave
Asche
Wien
Whitehead
Fee
Cua ¢Harae
Man accused of shoplifting jewelry in Washington store
John Fallop entered a Washington jewelry shop on Tuesday afternoon, police report says. Officer Poole notes he was eyeing rings and pins, and two fake rings and five pins were found on him when searched. He claimed to be new in town from Greenfield and was fined in police court for loitering, then sent to grand jury to face petit larceny charges.
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John Fallop
Washington
Orner
Poole
Pha
Fathon
Creenfeld
Leitering
Soldiers on Duty in Florida Strike
In Pensacola Florida the strike continues as additional strike-breakers arrive. Surface cars begin operation after eight days of idle service amid railway employee disruption. Two Gatling guns and a full regiment of infantry guard strike-breakers to deter any interference by strikers.
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Pensacola
Pla
German Societies oppose Prohibition but back lawful saloons
The Federation of German Societies met at the South Side Turners hall and urged strict liquor law enforcement while opposing Prohibition as harmful to interests. Delegates from 50 societies planned a mass Tomlinson hall meeting to protest the coming campaign. They stressed saloons should follow laws, oppose wine rooms and barrel houses, and claimed German saloonkeepers have caused police less trouble than others.
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Federation of German Societies
Turners
Tomlinson Hall
Gere Nan Societies Federation
Will John Ruckelshaus resign as county attorney
A fragmented report from the Marion county courthouse hints that John Ruckelshaus may resign from politics and retire as county attorney. The move appears tied to a dispute over his handling of a settlement with former Auditor Ortus Clark and questions about exceeding his authority.
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Clark
John Ruckelshaus
Astornes
Ated
Feria
Coun Vy Hey
Ortus Clark
Ruekelshaus
W. C. Anderson Dies Sudden in Springfield
William Anderson, 63, died suddenly Monday night in Springfield from heart failure while on business as executor of an estate. An elder of the Tabernacle church and former secretary of the Winona Assembly he was expected to arrive home Tuesday night. The funeral is set for Thursday at 2 o clock at the family home 1207 Park Avenue.
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William
Anderson
Springfield
Mr. Anderson
Tabernacle Church
Winona Assembly
Thomas Carter in Court Over Death Allegation In Picnic Attire
Thomas Carter appears in court defending himself against a charge of causing Mandy Gross’s death while dressed in casual picnic attire. Prosecutors outline the alleged sequence leading to the fatal incident, with defense urging a review of evidence and intent.
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Thomas Carter
Mandy Gross
Arraignment highlights court case over prescribed drugs
Thomas Carter faced criminal court on a charge of prescribing drugs to Mandy Gross a venue girl linked to a fatal case. The hearing revealed alleged romance and possible marriage promises as prosecutors prepared further disclosures amid a crowded courtroom and mixed attire among attendees.
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Thomas Carter
Mandy Gross
Fallone
Carter
Indianapolis
Henry Spaan
Talwaord Pugh
Sir
Milk Sellers Fined in Court for Selling Below Standards
The crusade against milk sellers continued Tuesday as W. Lancaster, A. M. Bohen, A. Hebersh, and Joseph Sherer were fined and costs each in police court for selling milk below standard.
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Lancaster
A. M. Bohen
A. Hebersh
Joseph Sherer
Butler Attends Funeral for Rogers Hospital Chief
Butler secretary of the State Board of Charities visited Logansport on Monday to attend the funeral of Dr. Joseph of Rogers, former superintendent of the Northern Hospital for the Insane.
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Butler
Amos
State Board of Charities
Logansport
Joseph of Rogers
Northern Hospital For the
Chester Strikes Intensify as New York Breakers Arrive
In Chester Pennsylvania April, thousands of striking street car workers clash with authorities and rioters. Track is torn up, property damage grows heavy, and constabulary details fail to restore order as cars stay idle and residents fear for safety.
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Chester Traction Company
Yessterday
Freeman Files Bankruptcy Suit Against Elkhart Inc
William M Freeman of Elkhart Indiana is in federal court filing for bankruptcy. He lists debts including 32 for laundry 34 for gas 10 for fuel 21 for rent and 235 for books totaling 272 with groceries and cigars. He reports 42 worth of household goods and a wife. He seeks exemption of household goods and discharge of debts. He has no job or income.
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William M. Freeman
Elkhart, Inc
Velune
Purdue special victim seeks pay for injuries in court hearing
A Purdue special victim testified Tuesday before Judge Aileen about injuries to his nervous system from a football incident. The juried case involves damages claimed by Seifers and concerns alleged harm during the Purdue event.
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Purdue
Angele
Jude Aileen
Socialists Nominate Van Horn For Indiana District
Socialists named W. D. Van Horn as candidate for Congress in the Indiana district. Van Horn is president of a labor group and previously connected with the United Mine Workers of America. The notice reflects early 20th century party activity in labor circles.
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Treriqe Hiautic
Ink
W. OD. van Horn
Indiana
van Flori
Caf Jorstries
Trcinitana United Mine Workers of America
Prohibitionists Meet. Court Case Involving Kirsh Family
The Seventh congressional district Prohibitionists meet May 19 at the statehouse. In police court a daughter of John Kirsh of 322 N Senate Ave was tried for embezzlement. Her silent influence led Police Prosecutor Oren Hack to ask for a reduction in Kirsh’s bond to 3600, after which he might be released. Kirsh, former treasurer of Bridge Structural Workers, denied the charge, claiming money was stolen from him.
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Statehouse
Senate
Kirsh
Poshim
Mies Kirsh
Ashkort
Viien
Alan Short Fle
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Indianapolis Sun
Four anarchists sentenced to death in Europe
In Barcelona on April MW Jean Rall Herminegildo Rail and Maria Quiersite were found guilty of bomb outrages and condemned to death. Jose Rall and Vrilla Trigeros were sentenced to six and fourteen years respectively with lighter sentences for others convicted of complicity. Rall and associates were linked to the attempt to assassinate King Alfonso in Paris and Madrid.
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Herminegildo Rail
Maria Quiersite
Jose Rall
Vrilla Trigeros
Ruil
Alfonso
Paris
Madrid
Judge Richard Chooses Stance Against County Grafters
The Skideo club faced scrutiny over a Sunday dance promoted by a local organization. A negro minister questioned the club at the trustees meeting as to its permit status. Police noted dances were not previously called to attention, and a Black man sought a permit for a con estate after midnight Monday. The sergeant said the club would not be allowed to dance Sunday night or Monday morning and warned participants they'd face punishment if violated.
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Skideo Club
Dourlabods
Nesre
Elaine
Serat
Dane
Judge Pritchard to appoint Duncan for graft cases
Judge Pritchard said Tuesday he may appoint John Duncan to assist Prosecuting Attorney Elliott Tt. Hooton and William A. Ketcham in graft cases. Duncan is away for health but expected back next week. If named, he would be favored by Hooton and Republican supporters. Trials likely in May with Brunaugh on the second Monday. court to become a beehive of activity as the graft investigations proceed.
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John &. Duncan
Pritenard
Elliott Tt. Hooton
William A. Ketcham
Merchants” Association
Pritchard
Duncan
Dunecan
Hooton
Mar
Brunaugh
Nurses exam set for May 26 at statehouse
An examination for nurses under state direction is scheduled for May 26 and 3 at the statehouse.
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Statehouse
Mother in rage assaults man in court over child's death
Antoinette Renda, mother of Mary Renda who died from poison, lunged at Francesco Nicolazzo in the courtroom, grabbing his throat and accusing him while Chief Schuettier intervened. Nicolazzo admitted buying poison but claimed he did not put it in bread and said Antoinette can reveal what happened.
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Chicago
Antoinette Renda
Mary Renda
Renda
Francesco Nicolazzo
Sehuettier
Bill Yan
Schuettier
Nicolagzo
Io Nat
Antoinette
Chemical Society 10 Meet at Statehouse
The Chemical Society of India will meet the night of April 17 at 7:30 in room 12 at the statehouse. Members from nearby institutes are scheduled to attend and discuss upcoming conference plans.
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Chemical Society
Statehouse
the Chemical Society of Indian
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