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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1896

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Trial of Scott Jackson in Newport Court

A small Newport crowd witnesses the Scott Jackson case as testimony links him to Pearl Bryan s death. Detective Crim testifies Jackson claimed Walling killed the girl and that Jackson offered fifty dollars to cause abortion. Cross examination follows with Judge Sleim limiting Crim s remarks.

Newport Scott Jackson Court House Itg Jackson Col. Crawford Crim Walling Hes Col Nelson Here Sleim

Jackson Trial Details Tie Up and Confession Claims

Damaging testimony shows Crim and Jackson admitting involvement with Pearl Bryan’s body. Walling and Jackson face crossfire as jurors weigh confessions, handkerchiefs, and a saloonkeeper’s evidence. Watchman Kinney recounts Jan 31 depot scene with a crying blonde girl, suspected to be Pearl Bryan, as investigators press for motive and sequence.

Jackson Proids Bryan Joseph Kugel Cincinnati Fort Thomas Tie Pearl Brown Kinney Central Railroad Walling Tie Vas Third-st Greencastle Indianapolis Pearl Bryan Mr. Pinkard Atlantic Garden College St

Pearl Glove Evidence Emerges in Bryan Case In Kentucky

Detective Cal Crim, detailed on the Bryan murder investigation, testified Monday and provided a privet leaf blood spotted as evidence. The leaf is described as a potential strong link to the crime, likened to the significance of the shoes in establishing the murder location in Kentucky.

Jackson Cal Crim Bryan Kentucky

Fatal Blow After Attempted Escape in Pittsburg Mill

At Braddock wire works John Stoll a German aged 40 was killed by a clenched fist blow from Charles Edwards a 30 year old colored man Edwards fled then defended himself as Stoll attacked him with an iron billet Edwards was arrested on murder charges and will plead justification at hearing Both men were married with large families.

Pittsburg Braddock John Stoll Charles Euwards Stoll Edwards Dwards Lintners Pals Amos Dantner Alps Lluth Lintner Whitt Star Star Loursville Hieary Preest

Death notices and marriages from a local list

Deaths list includes Louisa Mutchett 49 brain tumor Grandview Ave Jefferson M. Peterson 62 apoplexy Ada Robert 9 uranic poisoning Agnes Stewart 38 pneumonia Matilda Crull 7 weeks syphilis Chas Vogel 238 urenic convulsions Chas H Amas 10 congestive lung disease May Carpenter 2 diphtheria Phineas Hunt 69 heart hypertrophy Mary Gaddis 4 months protussis. Marriage licenses for William Kistner Ludwige Boehm and George Carr Hattie Thompson. Leaky cisterns cleaned 61 50 Pumps kept Prices. BOL Butts 183 Indiana Ave Phone 1791.

J. C Florence Ox W. EB Mrs. Saley Henry Lola Resner Geo Hmma Bass S. P Mattie Moyers Lewis Anna Wilson Frank Ella Williams Lizzie Spurrier Waller Elinor Hanna Louisa Mutchett Grandview Ave Jefferson M. Peterson Pinest Ada Robert Agnes Stewart Kansas St Matilda Crull Orphans’ Asylum Chas. Vogel Pine St Chas. H. Amas Oriental St May Carpenter Washington St Phineas C. Hunt College Ave Mary Gaddis Drake St Indiana-ave

White woman found strangled in Walnut Street opium den

The lifeless body of a white woman was found Monday morning in a Walnut street alley opium den. Police suspect her husband Gam Lee, a Chinatown operator, killed her during a quarrel last Saturday and fled, with Lee believed to be hiding in nearby opium joints.

ST. Louis the Allédy Walnut-st Gam Lee Sig Market-st Lee

Third murderer electrocuted at state prison in week

Po Sung Sing reports that Carl Bergebauna, aged inmate of the death house, was executed by electric chair Monday morning for the September murder of Johanna Slomann. Physicians later examined the body, with most unwilling to declare life extinct after the first shock, and a brief second application followed.

Sung Sing N.Y Carl Bergebauna Johanna S[loffmann Sit Noalekh Sixth-st New York City Eigernbaum Peigenbiirn Feigenbatin Jacob Weibel Feigedhetim Dithi Tie Frevine John Wilson Gibbs Lor Irvine Hitleria Gibbs

Boiler Explosion Wrecks Greene Saw Mill

A boiler explosion at a Greene saw mill injures four men including I Stockwell and Charles Manes, two of whom die. The blast hurled boiler fragments 40 rods, wrecking the mill. cause unknown. The report comes from Warren via UPI.

Greene I. Stockwell Charles Manes George Fink Charles Walcott

Jealousy Leads to Fatal Shooting in Louisville Area

In Louisville Kenton County area, 19 year old Sam Brumley shot and killed his 15 year old half sister Iva Chirk at 10 am on Monday, jealous of her favored treatment. He then shot himself in the head, but survived with a scalp wound.

Louvisvitln Pj— Sam Brumley Montgomery-st Iva Chirk

Independent ticket barred from Broad Ripple ballot

Broad Ripple on April 27 heard that nomination certificates failed to prove citizenship, blocking independent ticket names from the ballot. A circulating circular denouncing certain citizens sparked town unrest, provoking a public meeting where independent leaders disavowed involvement.

Hot Ripple Broad Ripple Independent Ticket Independent Party

Coroner Castor Visits Philadelphia Over Pitezel Inquest

Coroner Castor traveled to Philadelphia Sunday night to obtain records of the inquest into the Howard Pitezel case. He aims to present Holmes’s testimony to the governor to argue for commuting the sentence to life imprisonment, though Castor doubts any such visit will affect Holmes, whom he believes is insane.

Castor Philadelphia Howard Pitezel Holmes Pitezel

Socialist Reichstag member arrested over pamphlets in Berlin

Berlin April 27 reports Herr Bueh socialist member of the reichstag for Mulhouse was arrested Saturday on suspicion of concealing prohibited socialist pamphlets in his house. The pamphlets were found in the house of a friend Buck and he was released.

Berlin U. P Herr Bueh Reichstag Mulhouse Buck

Maniags Burial Reveals Tragedy at Hashee Home

Alfred Magert known as Pee Magert, a maniac, killed Mrs Haschke and others with a gun before dying by self. The Rockville crowd mourns, noting the mother and children now left desolate while police and family cope with the aftermath. Col Mull and William Sween buried with honors, the town gripped by grief and reflection.

Rock Vivab Ind Alfred Ghert Lerman Hasehke Julia Mehert Adel Chile Haselike Maghert Deo el Darse Hebert Mobert Acdas Aull Egbert Mull Sweet National Bank Egberts Alfred Homer Byron W. D. Mull Parke Counts Col. Ull G. A. BR Wm. Sween

Yale Freshman Wisconsin Boat Race Set For June 18

New Haven April 27 Yale freshman University of Wisconsin crew arrangements finalized after prior accident delayed action. Wisconsin manager Alstead met Yale President Preston to confirm the race on lake Saltonstal near New Haven June 18. Meanwhile in Butte Lavell lumber yards and planing mills burned at 4 am, losses about 50,000, fire believed started by a tramp sleeping on site.

New Haven Conn U. P Yale University of Wisconsin Alstead Preston Yale ’99 Navy Wisconsin Lake Saltonstal Butte Mont Lavell

President approves pensions without his signature

Passed by Default, WASHINGTON, April 27.—The president has allowed the act granting a pension of $100 a month to Joseph A. Cooper, late brigadier general, U. S. A., and the act allowing an increase of pension to Mary B. Houk, of Tennessee, widow of Congressman Leonidas Houk, to become law without his approval.

Washington U. P Joseph A. Cooper Mary B. Houk Tennessee Leonidas Houk Jaws

Conservative and Carlist Senators Lead Madrid Returns

Early Madrid results show conservatives securing a majority with 103 seats, alongside two Carlists and two independents in the senatorial race. The partial tally reflects a strong conservative showing in the regional contest with ongoing vote counting.

Madrid

Lintner's Case Delayed as Witness Fights Illness

Al Lintner's murder trial was postponed to next Wednesday after the main witness, Leo Hirth's wife, fell critically ill and unable to appear. Police detail detectives to gather new evidence while scrutinizing Lintner's alibi and associations with a local gang.

al” Lintner Leo Hirth Hirth

Meeks family murder case writ denied by Supreme Court

Virg il onklin attorney for Bill Taylor sought a writ of error to appeal the Lynn county Mo. murder of five Meeks. Justice Brewer denied the application on April 27. Denial leaves option to seek review from other justices or the court as a whole.

Washington Virgil @onklin Bill” Taylor Meeks Lynn County Monto

Tragic duel in Virginia ends with father and son killed

A Gate City dispatch reports in Russell county at Rosedale a quarrel over money ends in fatal violence as a father fires on his son, the son fatally wounds him then dies soon after, his mother intervenes during the confrontation.

Gate City Rosedale Russell County Cutter

Duluth Dock Strike Ties Up Ore Trade Briefly

Duluth Minnesota unionized ore dock workers walk out over exclusive hiring for the newly formed ore-trimmer union. First boat Harvey Brown arrives. non union crews fill in with no trouble yet. Potential delays loom as more vessels dock. In Washington, funding for the Hancock statue unveiling on May 12 may fall short delaying ceremonies. Congress allocated 50 000 but nearly all used leaving 1 000 in prizes and no cash for reception or dignitary accommodations unless veterans or others raise funds.

Duluth, Minn U. P Duluth Mesaba & Northern Harvey Brown Washington Hancock Pennsylvania Ave Congress Second Army Corps

Paris barrister journalist dies at 69

Emile Deuval a French barrister journalist and administrator of public affairs died on Monday in Paris aged 69. The brief notice notes his professional roles and passing, with a promotional line for a laxative tonic and unrelated product mentions following the obituary.

Paris U. P M. Emile Deuval

Unfounded rumors on Venezuelan boundary commission delay

Washington reports misinformation abounds as to the Venezuelan commission. No administration interference or bias against Britain is evident. delays stem from translating Spanish archives and verifying Dutch and Spanish records, with final report not expected for weeks while judges await complete facts.

Great Britain Olney Lord Salisbury Venezuela Commission Madrid Seville Spain Orinoco Itta Pomerony Cuyunt Essequibo

Fatal shooting and suicide near Tecumseh

Henry Luce, 18, shot Eugene Camburn, 18, in Tipton, Michigan, on Sunday evening and then killed himself. The pair had defied Camburn’s wishes by courting his daughter Donna Luce reportedly faced threats from Camburn over the relationship. The father was wounded in the right breast. Luce died instantly from a self-inflicted gunshot.

Camburn Luce

Kruger Declines London Visit Citing Volksraad Duties

CAPE TOWN April 25 Sir Herrles Robinson reports President Kruger has replied to Mr Chamberlains invitation to visit London. He cannot go now because his presence is required at home by the Transvaal volksraad. The governor has cabled the reply to the colonial office.

Cape Town U. P Herrles Robinson Cape Colony Colonial Office London Kruger Mr. Chamberlain Transvaal South African Republic England Volksraad

Bomb explodes before French consulate in Palermo

A bomb exploded Sunday night in front of the French consulate causing only minor damage, breaking a few windows. Paris reports President Faure asking Meline to form a cabinet. The Indianapolis forecast calls for fair weather through Tuesday. Also mentions Lemon Tonic Laxative ads and Andirons and Iron Linings, Inc.

Palermo U. P Meline Paris Faure M. Meline Indianapolis

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