Outrage Condemnation and Calls to Protect Cubans and Filipinos
A speaker denounces government failures to protect citizens at home while urging action against Spain for cruelties toward Cubans and Filipinos. The piece hints at an Indianapolis meeting of colored ministers and notes C. B. Smith of Nashville will address Indianapolis on May 10 at Allen Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Smith
Nashville
Tenn
Indianapolis
Allen Chapel
Judas Iscariot
Benedict Arnold
Swindler Jacobs Linked to Dreyfus Deal Case
New York April 26 The leading lights in an age counterfeiting scheme tied to Theophile Dreyfus and brothers are linked to misappropriated goods sold at auction rooms for fractions of value. Jacobs Kendig and partners allegedly shipped goods on credit, with clean bills of sale masking losses, while Dreyfus brothers fled leaving debts over eighty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacobs
Kendig
Theophile G. ‘Us
Brother
Cigar Counterfeit Case Involving Jacobs Firm
Washington officials plan to protect innocent holders of cigars bearing counterfeit stamps purchased from Jacobs. It is probable that holders will be allowed to keep them if they restamp the cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cizars
Swashington
Internal Revenue
Bureau
Jacobs
Syndicate seeks site for slaughter house at Windsor
A New York and Montreal capitalists syndicate searches Windsor Ontario for a slaughter house to kill and dress American cattle for export to Europe. The plan promises lower freight than Morris animals and asks Canada to permit bringing in American cattle. The company offers a two cent fee per head when carcasses are shipped from Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Ont
New York
Montreal
Europe
Dominion
Bend
Terrible Death in Kewanee War Volunteer
Illinois volunteer Barnes of the Spanish War era collapsed at the Western Tubing Co rolling mills in Kewanee after slipping onto red hot rolls. He was severely burned beyond recognition and died Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kewanee
Barnes
Bixth- Illinois
Spain
Western Tubing Company
Knox County Robbery Scandal and Miscellaneous News
Deputy William L. Bryant disappears amid accusations he billed jurors for about 300 dollars and forged receipts and county orders. In Cincinnati Admiral Kautz writes a letter claiming German and English support. A long Indiana cooperative scheme and brick plant incorporation are noted.
Local sewer project bids amid Illinois street work details
Fragmentary notes show a Board of Works award for a sewer project in Illinois near Thir King and Meridian Austin with bids around 3.58 and 91 dollars. References include a Donnan street line and a nearby street car context. Details are incomplete and figures approximate.
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Board of Works
Ilinois- Fereek
Thir- Ro
L. King
Senate-ave
Meridian- Austin
Oriental
Donnan-st
Rich Find Unmasks Shoplifting Suspect Mrs Justus
A young woman jailed for shoplifting under the alias Miss Mary Miller of Anderson is identified as Mrs Mary Justus of 827 South Meridian Street. Detectives Kinney and Thornton seized fine china from her home, believed stolen from downtown stores over years. She is the wife of fugitive David Justus, wanted for defalcation. She faces a 30 day sentence with possible further prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miller
Anderson
Mary Justus
Meridian St
Kinney and
Thornton
Chas, Mayer & Co
Christian Schrader
David Justus
Hicks Won't Plead Guilty in Hicks Murder Case
Prosecutor Pugh says Fitz Hicks cannot plead guilty to manslaughter for the killing of Josephine Romhill and will face murder trial. He notes the victim’s family supports a guilty plea, complicating the state's case. Hicks is jailed after the shooting at the Illinois house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pugh
Fitz Hicks
Josephine Romhill
Hicks
Hlinois House
Flying Fox Triumphs in 2000 Guineas at Newmarket
London April 26 The 2000Guineas at New Market was won by Flying Fox owned by the duke of Westminster and ridden by Tod Sloane at 4 to 5. Caiman with Tod Sloane aboard finished second while Trident ran third. In the Wilbraham plate Sir R W Griffiths Styria took the 900 sovereign race. Tod Sloane also won a selling race of 100 sovereigns on Egmont for C F Dwyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod
London
New Market
Duke of Westminster
Flying Fox
Lord Beresford
Caiman
Madeun
Tod Sloane
Baron Rothschild
Trident
Ted Sloane
Sir R. W. Griffiths
Styria
Sloane
Telegraphic Bid Request for 60,000 Pushers Best Shelled Corn
Consul Fowler at Chefoo reports Apr 14 cable bids requested for 60,000 pouches of best shelled yellow corn to be delivered in Shefoo within ten weeks. All charges to be included with payment to be made c o d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Fowler
Chefoo
Shefoo
Court Affirms $500 Verdict Against Huntington
Rachel McClurg secured a $500 judgment for injuries from a defective sidewalk. The appellate court affirmed the lower court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel McClurg
Huntington
Births Deaths and Marriages Notices Complete Record
Births list includes W S and Minnie Cassady 1517 E Washington St a boy William and Ella Dieckmeyer 2014 Alvord St a girl Samuel and Anna Rummel 45 Tacoma Ave a girl Peter and Katie Hornberger 33 Palmer St a girl. Deaths record Bertha Alexander 28 septicaemia 526 Stevens St Minnie Jonas 10 meningitis 919 Chadwick St David Wiggintham 64 cancer 526 W Piue St Eddie Willis 4 days convulsions 1313 B Sixteenth St Elisha Kelley 76 phthisis 631 W Market St Hoffman 22 consumption Beville Ave Jay Carter 34 consumption Garfield Richard Roach 38 general debility 139 S Blackford St Jessie Patterson 6 scarlatina 347 S East St Louis Gieseking 22 consumption Columbia Place Mary Cable 60 septicaemia 1617 Nowland Ave Julia Hoffman 72 heart disease 1535 Madison Ave Marcel Gioscio 64 nephritis 618 BE Ohio St Marriage Licenses James Murphy to Carrie De Versey John Graney to Mamie Sullivan John Weaver to Nellie Ruark George Hubbard to Laura Hunt William Power to Anna Fitzgerald Morris OConnor to Isabelle McCloud Simon Perry to Julia Thompson William Bell to Maud Bell John Hayes to Hannah Reiley Maurice Mortarity to May Barton William Morrison to Catherine Walsh William Chapman to Adelaide Scudder George Sanderson to Hattie Brown Harry Bird to Mary Kiepper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S
Minnie Cassady
E. Washington St
William and
Ella Dieckmeyer
Alvord St
Samuel and
Anna Rummel
Tacoma Ave
Peter and
Katie Hornberger
Palmer St
Bertha Alexander
Stevens-st
Minnie Jonas
Chadwick
David Wiggintham
Piie
Eddie Willis
Elisha Kelley
W. Market-st
Hoffman
Bevilleave
Jay Carter
Garfield Ave
Richard
James Murphy
Carrie de Versey
John Graney
Mamie Sullivan
John Weaver
Nellie Ruark
George Hubbard
Laura Hunt
William Power
Anna Fitzgerald
Morris O'Connor
Isabelle McCloud
Simon Perry
Julia Thompson
William Bell
Maud Bell
John Hayes
Hannah Reiley
Maurice Mortarity
May Barton
William Morrison
Catherine Walsh
William Chapman
Adelaide Scudder
George Sanderson
Hattie Brown
Harry Bird
Mary Kiepper
Cabinet-makers union in Tell City reincorporates for 25 years
The Indianapolis Red Cross Medical Association filed articles at the statehouse Wednesday with 5000 capital stock. Directors listed include H L Mason E J Tomlinson Frank H Hill O H Pershing and A N Hirons focusing on drugs medicines and related products. Also mentioned are the Stratton Carriage Body Company of Anderson with 1500 capital stock and the J R Bryant Crest Tile Conductor Company of Crawfordsville with unknown capital stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tell City
Indianapolis Red Cross Medical Association
Statehouse
H. L. Mason
E. J. ‘Tomlinson
Frank H. Hill
O. H. Pershing
A. N. Hirons
Algo the
Stratton ‘Carriage Body Company
Anderson
Crawfordsville
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertised Testimonials
A collection of customer quotes praising Hood's Sarsaparilla for disordered stomachs grip malaria rheumatism impure blood and other ailments. Readers from Sherborn Mass Orizaba Miss Langley S C Bangor Me Saco Me West Concord N H South Kent Conn Glen Falls N Y Newark N J report relief healing and renewed vitality after using the tonic and associated pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Pocket Explosion Kills 14-Year-Old in Lancashire
A 14 year old boy was killed in Lancashire by an explosion in his pocket. The pocket reportedly contained a charge of gunpowder, matches and scraps of iron among other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancashire
Eng
Hoghever Signs Contract With Indianapolis Club
Right fielder George Hoghever of the Indianapolis ball club signed his contract on Wednesday afternoon. The crowd signed along to the cheer “Good boy Hoggie” as he committed to the team for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hoghever
Indianapolis
Hoggie
Whispers of Wrecks and Political Rumors Across States
Three men in Easton Pennsylvania died when slate fell on them. A New York committee seeks expanded powers in its probe while other reports note a Spokane crew sailing toward Manila with recruits. Minor losses include a Slater Missouri fire and a cash heist in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Eastern Syndicate
Joplin
Jones
Toledo
Jim Murphy
Oshkosh
Wis
Milford
Boggess
Ashland
Mazet Committee
New York
Morgan City
San Francisco
Manila
Frank Doremus
Texas
Dallas
Odd Tales Of The Wires And Local Incidents
Reading Pennsylvania pastor M H Brensinger refuses to conduct Sunday evening services until paid. Chicago baby carriage miracle escape after a wagon collision injures the infant, and fires damage A D Lacks and Peter Balz stables with about 200 dollars in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
M. H. Brensinger
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Mertztown
A. D. Lacks
Eighteenth St
Peter Balz
Deaths From Violent Incidents Reported in Three States
J L Stewart of Colecamp Missouri was shot by the city marshal during an arrest attempt. Ben Love of Ofallon Indiana killed Conrad Schafer with a pitchfork and fled. Col James A Henry a prominent Little Rock citizen and mason died after a fall down stairs from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Stewart
Colecamp
Ben Love
Ofallon
Conrad Schafer
Love
Col
James A. Henry
Little Rock
Ark
City Life Highlights and Local Notices
May Day Druids celebration marks the 46th anniversary of druidism in Indiana. Col Charley Jewett and Admiral Brown will speak at Y M C A on Dewey Day. Estate suit seeks 5000 from John T Craig over slanderous rumors. A man fined for shooting within city limits. Mrs H S Kritz dies in Waveland, mother of Indianapolis woman. Ex Secretary P Bicknell condemns back door charity. Actress Olive Homans dies in Boston noted for Little Lord Fauntleroy role. Advert shows topical medical testimonial for Dean's Ointment. Con J Lenhart Bowling Green, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Charley Jewett
Admiral Brown
Estella Hughes
John T. Craig
William Cassidy
Cox
H. S. Kritz
Waveland
R. V. Hunter
Indianapolis
Henry S. Kritz
Wabash College
P. Bicknell
State Board of Charities
Century Club
Olive Homans
Boston
The Shirt Waist Season Big New York Bargain Tables
A mid price sale advertises large waists on two big tables on the second floor with marked prices from 5c to 1.98 and special sale prices around 79c to 1.50. It highlights striped percale waists, plaited backs, bias tucked styles, embroidery, and trims in black white checks and stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coss Essenceveese Gsc
Supernatural nature sermon at alliance convention
Rev Milton M Bales of Chicago preached on the second blessing at the Christian and Missionary Alliance convention in Second Presbyterian Church. He said salvation comes as a spontaneous outburst after conversion and grows thereafter. The principal feature will be a lecture by Rev D W LaLacheur, superintendent for work in China and Japan and a pioneer missionary in Tibet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton M. Bales
Chicago
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Second Presbyterian Church
D. W. LaLacheur
China
Japan
Tibet
Building Trades Union Convening in Pittsburg May 10
A convention is called to unite all building trades unions in the country. Delegates from every local union will attend on May 10. The plan envisions a central body affiliated with the United Labor League of Western Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of Building Trades
Pittsburg
United Labor League of Western Pennsylvania
Anti-trust live stock market report from Indianapolis
R. R. Shiel & Co reports slower receipts in Indianapolis on April 26 with markets about 24 to 5 cents lower. Kingan & Co rumored to be assorting five cents closer. Cattle demand steady, streams of prices 250 to 350 pounds at 3.95, 200 to 230 at 3.95, pigs and light stock mixed with varied quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Commission
Kingan & Co
Notice and Rental Bulletin From Enterprise Hotel Area
Classified ad list noting Albert the painter offering low priced house painting with satisfaction guaranteed, applications by mail. Several for rent notices specify furnished rooms with bath in multiple streets including 135 N Alabama 307 N New Jersey 302 N Illinois 411 S New Jersey and 406 E Washington, plus requests for housekeeping help and waitresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Office Enterprise
Massachusetts
Ohiost
Bath
Alabama-st
New Jersey
S. New Jersey-st
N. Illinois
Ny, Ilinois-st
E. Washington
Maxwell case verdict set aside and new trial granted
In Chicago on April 26 Judge Seaman of the United States circuit court set aside the verdict for 10,000 in the case of John M. Maxwell against Nat Goodwin and granted a motion for a new trial. The decision was handed down Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Chicago
John M. Maxwell
Nat Goodwin
Seaman
United States Circuit Court
Indianapolis Stock Market Cattle and Hog Receipts Report
Stock market notes from Indianapolis on April 26 show cattle receipts around 500 and hogs 7,500 with light ship rents and a steady to active market. Export and shipping cattle prices range from good to prime steers at about 4.857 per 100 pounds, with varied quotes for fair to medium, good to choice, and stockers, plus quotes for cows calves bulls and veal. Sheep and lambs receipts are about 200 with market active and prices from roughly 400 to 458 for sheep and 475 to 560 for lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Lineeeauree
Celes
Berratavelos
City Grain Market Update for Wednesday April 26
Grain prices and car counts for wheat corn and hay are listed with bids and weak demand notes. Wheat No 2 red No 3 red show limited activity while corn prices drift and various white and mixed grades move between fractions and dollars. Hay prices appear at 9 00 per ton for No 1 timothy with further timothy listings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Neem
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Swindler Jacobs
NEW Packing House
Canada
Wm. Barnes
Knox County
Vincennes
Ind
William L. Bryant
Suetter
Admiral Kautz
Cinnati
Admiral Kautzritten
Ny Lindley
Apia
O. K
Itive
Committee of the
Ednesday
Sewer
M. M
Prosecutor Pugh
H. Stone
Sherborn
Mass
A. Ernest Jones
Langley
8. C
Wm. Ringel
AYV
Peoria
Ill
S.C. Archer
Hiammond Street
Bangor
Fred Beer
Herkimer Street
Albany
Elijah Buck
Saco
James B. Colby
West Concord
N .H
Fred V. Hallock
South Kent
Conn
Chas Hickey
Blackmar Street
Newark, N. J
J. N. Halpin
Portland
B. A. Dorsey
Cumberland, Md
Slater, Mo
Tourche Crevasse
New Orleans
Edna Clark
Chillicothe
Henry Gregg
Redlands
Cal
Marcus Daly
Montana Copper King
Roland Quentin
St. Louis
Eagle Boat Store Company
Samuel D. Terrill
San Jose
Nogales
Ariz
L. B. Clark & Son
Tanners
Duncan Hood
Havana
Hooda
McKinley
Los Angeles
San Pedro Harbor
Michael _Kehse
Richard Lynch
City Life
Con. J. Lenhart
Bowling Green
Ely
Marseilles
California
Rev. Bales
R. R. Shiel & Co
Anti-trust
Pine St
Ennsylvania-St
City Grain Market
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