Shooting at Madison law office shocks community
A fierce affray in Miller Winter and Julam law offices ends with Copeland firing on Bruning and Harris. Bruning is reportedly wounded but not fatally, Harris suffers a broken arm, and Copeland is taken to jail as witnesses describe a longstanding feud over property. Miller and others recount the rapid sequence as police and doctors rush to aid the wounded and secure the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller, Winter & Julam
Boon
Awair
W. H. H. Miller
W. M. Copeland
Madison
Ad, Harris
Warris
Winter End
Wm. H. Bruning
Cdpeland Brew
Mr. Bruning
Harris
Hruning
Fis
Copeland
Hbliller
J3utler
Federal
Jeff
Bruning
Miller
Supt. Powell
Offficer McMullen
Copelands
Jefferson County
Tre Sun
Dir. Llarris
Karris
Alek
Tika Upire
Iie
Allison Ds Copeland
Tory
Stawation
John Isrming
Clara Copeland
Fooled by gnats alarm city firemen at church steeple
A swarm of gnats in a church steeple near New Jersey and New York streets caused firefighters to respond to a false alarm. Firemen traced the smoke to gnats wintering in the steeple, noting past similar incidents. Licenses may be revoked for violations as Dennis OBrien faces mayoral review and William Beatty’s license is under consideration.
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Oy Church
New Jersey
New York
Srs
Thei
Frank Dougherty
Dennla O'Brien
Illinois St
Wm. Beatty
Weather forecast for 36 hours ends April 15
Warmer conditions with local rains expected in the 36 hours ending 89 m on April 15. Tuesday night and Wednesday bring more rain, followed by cooler weather on Thursday. Localities may see showers and warm spell preceding the cooldown.
Navy Promotions and Senate Finance Speculation
Admiral Irwin retired and Commodore Skerritt promoted to admiral. Mills of Texas may succeed deceased Vance on the senate finance committee. Northern men back Hill or Vilas. Colonel Breckinridge pledges to win in Congress. Judge Nott rules president can sign bills after adjournment if within ten days. Congressman Conn pushes daily absentees list to force attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
Navy
Skerritt
Mills
Texas
Vance
Senate Finance
Hill
Vilas
Kurnel Breckinridge
Nott
Washington
Congress
Conn
Indiana
Union Veterans Mutual Protective League forms in county
Veterans deny fossilization and announce a county wide union to secure political appointments for old soldiers. George C. Webster serves as president with officers to organize ward by ward. A meeting is planned at Thomas post hall to adopt by laws and inform the public.
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Iste
Thee
H. Thomas Post
T. A. Ik
Sons of Veterans
Union Veteransa’ Mutual Protective League
Jim
Ohio
State House
Indiana
Peace
Wim Griffin
Miamon County
George C. Wabster
Door
Vomrs de Paver
Haid
Thomas Post Hall
Market
Delaware Sts
Regulisr
Dance Fight Ends With Arrest After Nightclub Quarrel
Reports say Nicbt Davis lies in City hospital in serious condition after a Willard street dance dispute with Frank Stubbs. Stubbs is charged with attempted murder. Davis is expected to appear once able. Also noted, the Woolley temperance meeting drew a strong turnout with Mayor Denny praising enforcement and attacking saloonists. Major Higgins’s smallpox case worsened Tuesday morning with no afternoon change.
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Davis
Willard St. Hoe
Frank
Stubbs
Numerous 1900s headlines report varied global upheavals
Amid scattered events Tuesday and Monday reports include a railroad strike threat in Milwaukee, Coxey's march departing Cumberland in boats, Spanish officials duel plans, Frisco banks with surplus funds unused, a Riverside Montreal school ceiling collapse killing three, a century-old regent dead in Ures Mexico, U.S. House passing the corn rule, Minneapolis closing baldown man activity, a Los Angeles store explosion, a Chicago trial for Lieut. Mane, and widespread labor unrest. Other items note Northern rail delays, a San Francisco cable car robbery, a pollard case motion, an Alebanya miners strike spreading to 9,000 workers, Independence ball flag controversy, a Philadelphia labor dispute, and a Meiro quarantine linked to Argentine sailors. A list of local ads and products closes the page.
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Milwaukee
Coxey
Cumberland
Senor Moret
Frisco
Riverside School
Montreal
Regios Praciado
Uldren
Ures
Mexico
House
Washington
Midaneapolis
Los Angeles
Cal
Lieut
Mane
Hedberg
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Sanfrancisco
Halls Tatal
Jarry & Co
Nashville
Mick
Congress
Miss Pollard
Stuart
Independence Ball
Philadelphia
Hibborn
Kelly
Crowell
Nab
Meiro
Brazil
Woman burns as her clothing catches fire in kitchen mishap
Mrs Gates was badly burned when her dress caught fire while cooking. Neighbors aided, husband mourns, and doctors say she may not survive. Four children linked to the family. Meantime wills and court actions fill the news, including Talbott estate, Bowell probate, and Winters receivership extensions. Council debates street improvements and annexation as local issues continue.
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Mano
Birst
Lie
Boyls
Jon Gates
Mr. Gates
Bas Gates
Gary
Jiarp
Gates
Burt Dy
Cary
Sue
Strick
Wuorrin
Attorney Winter Exposes Boston Cabinet Sale Fraud
In a drawn out federal courtroom session Attorney Winter, during cross examination, inadvertently revealed that prior to the sale of the branch to Pierce, Marcival Collin had asked Witness Nutting to continue 83 manger and pay Pierce $15 weekly for assisting. testimony from Donali in New York and Dickerman in Chicago supports fraud in the cabinet company transactions. The day included letters and telegrams showing mounting financial pressure, with later notes indicating the bank refused credit and the cabinet company pressed for funds amid hard luck and looming losses. The proceedings featured extended discussion of multiple drafts, notes, and collateral tied to the Indianapolis desk company and the cabinet enterprises across New York and Indiana.
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Thera
Winter
Nutting
Boston Consert
Pierce
Marcival Collin
Lim
Yinge
Witneag
Boston
BSG UO
Flen Donali
New York
Fierce
Clark
Wile
Alfgad Lrd
Raferreiio
Cabinet Company
Sire
W. di. Colitz
Ant Collins
le Dian
Bors
Egil
Ibostom
Collins
Indiana
Intimnapolis
Bly
Iia
Ianniseapolis Cabinet Company
Indiana Cabinet Company
Wooten Desk Company
Indianapolis Desk
Peik-tale Tetrows
Dickerman
Chicago
American Desk and Ceating Company
Binet Company
Bis Concern
Frank Celiln
Coffin
Indianapolis Faces Loss Of Western League Franchise
A heated dispute over contract dates threatens Indianapolis baseball's Western League berth. President Johnson and club leaders pressed for April 1 pay to avoid a $1,000 fine, while players resisted. failure to settle could force the franchise to relocate. Separate report notes Joost Moch missing $260 after a robbery near Kentucky Avenue.
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Indianapolis
Colt
Sun
Giup
Playara
Y.S
Johnson
Ile
Ulu
Sean
i.Um
Iis City
Brush
Cincinnati
Bfr
Jounger
Andker Sharsig
Jebneon
Eath
I Bresh
Thare
Woula
Jadisaapolia
Joost Moch
Mallesble
Sindlinger’s
Kentucky-ave
Monuments 285 EB Washingtonst Aug Diener Lemon Tonic
An advertisement line listing Diener Lemon Tonic Laxative offered by all druggists with pricing near 60c, and noting availability at Proggists locations. The item emphasizes lemon tonic laxative in the August sale.
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Washingtonst
Diener
Crystal wedding present adopts waif in Indiana
At Crystal, Indiana on April 17 a couple celebrating their crystal wedding anniversary decided to adopt a little girl left on their doorstep by unknown persons. In another note, a prominent local woman in Tremont, Ind. shot herself and died, with sudden insanity suspected. Local reports also mention Smoky asphalt repair complaints and a Marion county WCTU convention passing a resolution urging suppression of crude city press coverage.
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Mesers
Cooper
Puryear
Echmid
Alurphy
Sheffer
Young
Allen
Magel
Sto
Trayor Denny
Mr. Young
West
Indianapolis
Trewmarorn
Ind
H. J. Chapin
tremMony
Mrat Naxter Cooper
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Miler, Winter & Hiam
W. BH. Bruning
LIPE
Adt. Harris
Gen. Milluer
Will Hoecover
Milleren
Messrs
Lamning and
Lharris
Ad. Harris
Bierkian
Lawy
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Jarreleo
Mary Milen
Woolley
Tomlinson
Denny
Jivery Christian
Estema
Marr 1Lisa Lease
Irengaa
Higgins
OK Phlegraph
Hitchen
Jes
Talbott
Mabel
Eppolinta Mizsbeth
Louisa A. Wright
Art Association
Nathaniel. Bowell
le Muads
Wuderes Winters
Malley
Irom
Homeroy Bank
Jteceiver Hailey
Rollig Anderson
Parry Rice
van Pelt’s
Somme
Marge
Frank Collin
Duns 4
Banka
Ben
Oust
Federal Court
Anti
Zocahigten
Starris
Joveland
Bosasa
Uo Changs
CEN
Ric
Cadi Buskirk
Amens Ferguson
Broad Ripple
Tom
Slandey
Gsac
Hoffman
Cass County
Sutphen Hay
Arsohi
Aidte
Ike
Madison-ave
John Haase
Air
Ilangen
Harry Fleys Wera
He & Sane
Bingtoan
Efranchise
Varth
Jeanenasumith
Erty
Amanda
Phe
Prof
Moutter
Chicago University
Paustus
Scot
Washingtongs
Board of Public Safety
Karry Deshony
Powell
Millinghem
Lewis
Prey
Frey
Illinois
Ho Steys
New Jersey St
Board of Works
Maugachusetts Inc
Washington-st
Council
Brassachusetts
Fort Wayneaves
Samuel
Susis Melton
Hoy
Martin and
Mary Anderberg
Addie Henry
Ferdinand A. Kording
Sophie Timmerman
Louis Haather
Mary B. Waterman
William EH. Tanner
Martha ii
Iriah
Mirrers
CoxwenLsvine
Wheeler Works
Cambria Iron Company
Crounds
Pugshic Opinion
Hirtror
Washington-st.ura
Asphalt Repairing Company
Cuarantea
CaoaAn
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