Trial Testimony Links Scott Jackson to Pearl Bryan Case
Newport Kentucky April 2 A sensational development emerges at the Scott Jackson trial tied to Pearl Bryan’s murder. Mrs Pearl Bryan's mother testifies to jewelry and personal details, while witnesses describe Jackson's Cocaine use and ties to the Bryan family during the Greencastle case, as prosecutors seek to place Jackson in the deadly sequence.
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Scott Jackson
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Prominent Dentist Dr. P G C Hunt Dies at 76
Dr. Phineas George Canning Hunt, a longtime Indiana dentist and national figure in the profession, died Friday at his daughter’s home in Bloomington. Born in Champaign County Ohio in 1927, he built a vast practice in Indianapolis and Bloomington. He served as president of the Indiana State Dental Association and helped found the American Dental Association. He was a 33rd degree Mason and held many high offices in that order. He leaves four children: Miss Laelia Bund, Dr. George S Hunt, Mrs Edward Winesbury, and Mrs A Crossland.
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Indiana
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Wayne County
Indianapolis
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Edward Being’sbors
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Alomdment Place
Tnistift
Stare Dental Isociation
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Bug Diana Dental Coatrere
Flis
Phineas George Canning
Bunt
PUTING THE SCREWS The Heams of works continues to Con municate With the Cieigens
A correspondence reveals ongoing complaints about street mail on the Heams project. Concerns cite unsafe conditions, faulty rails, and a damaged middle pier under the Avenue. Engineers warn of damages from car operations and demand full compliance with safety measures.
Boston Shaker to Harvard settlement elder dies at 61
C Pii-Bera Bea mon Newton, the oldest Shrp in the country, dies at Harvard Mass community hospital at age 61. Born in Paxton, moved to Boston as a child, he became a prosperous farmer before joining the Shaker faith and later the Harvard settlement, where he married and raised a family.
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Bera Beamon Newton
Harvard Mass
Paxton
Boxlston
Wastawpi
Flarvard
Cary
Virginia tragedy a double murder followed by suicide
A Milton Friday report says John Love, a well known resident near here, shot his wife to death at midnight then killed his father-in-law Mazee before shooting himself in the head. Mazee is expected to die.
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Fitntington
W. Va
T. PA
Milton
Feriday
John Love
Mazee
Tove
Runaway horse crashes on viaduct injuring rider
J. L. McFarland of Fletcher Ave was thrown and badly bruised after his horse bolted on a viaduct Thursday evening. The animal charged toward Delawarest, pulling him along until he was knocked from the horse at the bottom of the incline.
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J. L. McFarland
Fletcher Ave
Mr. McFarland
Delawarest
McFarland
Fire department to withhold loss estimates policy
The fire department announces a new rule for reporting fires. It will keep its own loss estimates but will not publish them to the public to avoid protests that figures are inflated or deflated.
Weather forecast for Indianapolis area
The forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity covers the 36 hours ending 8 p m April 25. Cooler, fair weather is expected Friday night and Saturday.
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Indianapolis
Grille and Frei Designs at Moderate Prices
H L Spiegel advertises original and artistic designs at moderate prices. Located at 316 East Verst, customers are invited to write for designs and prices.
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H. L. Spiegel
E. Ver
Kidnapped Acrobats May Be Returned to Indiana Circus
Mamie Quinette and a woman suspected of aiding in the April kidnapping of the Wilson children are believed to be in transit toward Vincennes or Evansville. Detective Kinney traced the trio from Cicero to Sheridan and Terre Haute, then to Vincennes with authorities reporting arrival Friday. The children, aged acrobats and contortionists, may be taken to join a circus. the Quinette woman and Henry Osborn face kidnapping charges.
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Oshorn
Marshy Indiana note of insanity cases and civic events
A fragmented 19th century item details a woman deemed insane in Madison County, visits by officials to Paris Th and New York connections, church weddings in Shaunsville, growth of waterworks lines and oil firm activity, plus births deaths marriages and a habeas corpus dismissal. The report narrates civic improvements, a marriage license, and local social events with scattered names and places.
Old Guainapa mines rediscovered in Sierra Madre
A Mexican mining district yields ore samples claimed to be from the historic Guianapa mines. Addison Munzenburger, a St Louis businessman, reports the site found after legends of Spaniards and an Indian massacre. Local priests’ records hint at 1764 discovery and loss, with prior searches failing for 15 years.
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California
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Rio del Arras
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Dunphy Convicted in Poker House Raids at Enterprise
Dunphy was convicted in police court on a charge of keeping a gambling house after a raid at the Enterprise hotel last Sunday evening led by Capt. Quigley and Sgt. Hyland. Other arrestees included L. W. Mc Daniels, Charles Mpton, Louis Panden who used the name Harry Brown, and Walter Smith the hotel clerk who allegedly attempted to hinder officers. Trials occurred Friday afternoon. poker chips and cards were found in the room amid a strong technical defense.
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Louis Panden
Harry Brown
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Blunder for Which the Colombian Gov ernment Faces Fallout
San Francisco April 2. Advices on the Whitford affair say the Colombian government erred gravely and will likely pay for it. George Whitford, Captain Plaveis, left Port Kelley for Cartagena March 22 with 50,000 c o m m i t s and ten tons ballast. She was cleared for legitimate trade but suspicions arose she carried arms for Nicaragua or Cuba. The Cardoba pursued, threatened to sink, and forced her to return to Colón March 31. The case is with the state department.
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Nicaragua
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Young dynamo engineer killed at station in Springyinud
William Hayes a 22 year old dynamo engineer at the Wailed Electric Company station in Killet was instantly killed about midnight Thursday when he found the arc lamp current reversed and pulled a plug from the switchboard. A 2500 volt current passed through his body as workers attempted resuscitation but failed.
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Springyinud
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William Hayes
Uwailed Electric Company
Into the River by Matabele Rebels Near Bulawayo
A Bulawayo dispatch reports Commander Dunesa leading 200 whites and Wu natives with Maxim and Hotchkiss guns against Matabele forces three miles from Bulawayo. The Matabeles drove the British party into the Umgaza river with heavy fire, killing one white, wounding three officers, and several natives dead.
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Bulawayo
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Umgaza River
Crete clashes kill and wound fifty near Episkopi
Advices from Crete report fighting at Episkopi between Christians and Turks. Fifty people are dead or wounded as Crete appeals to Greece for help.
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Greece
Barn Fire Threatens North Side Homes In Early Morning Incident
An incendiary fire damaged the barn of J F Vailey at 58h N Delaware street early Friday at 2 45 am. The loss was slight with no valuables inside as the fire spread near the family’s sleeping house. Fire officials fear a repeat of recent barn burnings in the aristocratic district.
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J.F. Vailey
Delaware St
Pension Bill debated in House assons and aims
In Washington on Friday the House in committee of the whole considered the general pension bill with opposition from Layton who would vote for it only if amended for soldiers. In the Senate Reverend Hugh Johnson urged arbitration and world peace while tariff discussions arose and sundry civil appropriations were tackled with six to nine month funding for public buildings rivers harbors and courts amid Senate changes.
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No Presents Debate Affects Indiana Law School Graduation
In the Indiana law school rooms at noon on Friday, factions clashed over whether commemorative phrases should be on invitations for the senior class graduation. Generals Harrison presides May 28 with Judge Cross delivering the address. Two female seniors, Miss Perry and Miss Hendricks, are noted for wit akin to Portia.
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Tidianapolis
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Moonshiner shot by posse after resisting arrest
Kennedy Barnes, an unlicensed distiller of Harpers County, was killed Thursday when a posse confronted him at his home. He fired a pistol, provoking shotgun fire that ended his life. Barnes had defied arrest recently and was known as a rough figure in the area. A separate report notes Geo Bennett, accused counterfeiter, captured at Laura Bees' resort in Marvyviandst after attempting to flee. He possessed two counterfeit warnings, confessed arriving from Chicago, and was sent to grand jury under $1000 bond. The San Jose arrived from San Jose reporting turmoil in Nicaragua and a U.S. cruiser stationed at Corinto. four crewmen were passengers and paroled on sick leave.
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Widow of Murder Victim Confined by Shock
Mrs Hirth widow of the man murdered on West Washington street last Sunday morning lies bedridden from shock. Doctor McCurdy attending says her condition is serious and she remains under careful watch as authorities investigate the crime. Feed your horse Janes Dustless Cats Second Water Wells Frank Butta 13 Indiana Paene 1791 Lemga Torte Laxative large bottles 50c Gives you energy appetite and clear brain.
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Paene 1791
Virginia Republicans End All Night Convention Session
Staunton Virginia reports an all night Republican state convention adjourned at 2 a.m. with a platform praising party protection and inviting independent voters. Delegates instructed for William McKinley of Ohio, while Virginia leaders hope for renewed prosperity and a united party despite internal tensions.
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Plague mention in Hong Kong and local trash burning arrest
The report notes no major plague outbreak yet in Hong Kong with daily cases around six to seven, while a separate city incident says Columbus Shields was arrested after trash and burnt straw on Delaware Street were hauled away to prevent scattering. He was fined in police court.
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Notable death in Texas cited for health reasons
SAN ANTONIO TEX April 24 A H L Thomas formerly assistant of Power of New York and noted scientific writer died Thursday at Pleasanton Texas twenty miles south of here where he went months ago for health. His remains will be shipped to New York. Artery severed in wrist leads to fatal bleeding. Peru Indiana April 24 John Hasring a farmer in northern Miami county cut an artery with a razor Friday morning and bled to death. Gold for Europe New York April 24 Schall and Co will ship 350000 dollars in gold on the steamer La Gascogne which sails Saturday. Lemon Tonic Gives you one
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