Liberty Bell Arrives in Indianapolis for Signal Honor
The Liberty Bell reached Indianapolis Friday at 5 AM amid patriotic display. It was cast in Philadelphia in 1752 after a crack and later recast, bearing the inscription Proclaim liberty throughout all the land. Crowds, school children, and a 14,000-strong parade marked the day as officials from Philadelphia and Indianapolis celebrated with ceremonies and a state-house rousing to Yankee Doodle.
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Luger trial updates as Caivan-Mes testimony dominates
Testimony unfolds in the murder case with Lyster identifying McAfee and Parker as suspects. Witnesses place the pair near the drug store on the night of the crime and a companion mentions hearing a shot. A woman seeks to testify Friday, while the coroner and witnesses press for witnesses and action.
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Lyster
Grand Hue
Cook
Terry
Fyatour
Rope Not Cut in Painter Accident at 36 E Washington
Indignant painters union members dispute Richard Moore’s claims about the cause of the Thursday accident on Washington Street. Investigations showed the rope frayed by wear and fluid, not cut, leading to a fall that injured workers and prompting heated statements from Ira Webb Frank Vertig and Walking delegate Schultz. Weather note follows with Friday forecast for Indiana.
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Ira Webb
Frank Vertig
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Fun
Tragic church tableau powder blast injures crowd
In Wilkes Barre Pa a powder blast used for church tableau set off a panic at Fairview Methodist Church causing many injuries. Mrs George Edwards baby crushed skull injuries to Alice Brown Eliza Sault Mamie Hollingar and others about 15 hurt.amended parade coverage follows with naval review and city events in New York and Kentucky avenues.
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Injunction Filed Over Citizens Street Railway Tracks
City officials sue to halt Citizens' Street Railway from laying tracks on N Delaware Ave claiming lack of permission and risk to asphalt project. Board of Public Works named plaintiff as May 9 summons issued. City seeks restraining order to avoid penalties and keep streets in good condition. Mayor Sullivan urged expansion while officials note suit tests ordinance rights. Fares to rise temporarily for peak hours. broader rate to be set at 25 cents.
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Fickle Frenzel Accusations Stir City’s Franchising Fight
Attorney Leca D Bailey attacks Frenzel as backer of a syndicate rushing a street railway franchise through the council. He says the plan would squeeze Citizens’ company and exposes alleged backbiting during Frenzel’s presidency, while Mayor Sullivan faces injunctions over rapid transit disputes.
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A Mystery at Oliver House In Murder Testimony
Coroner hears testimony linking Drs. Binan to the Young murder case. Elizabeth Gaugh and Sarah Dunkin describe the clubbed head injury and the heavyset man seen with Young. Witnesses discuss bonds, legal threats, and the suspect lineup as the case progresses.
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Life Sentence for Jennie Carr in Baby Poisoning Case
The jury returned a life sentence for Jennie Carr in the murder of her baby Conwell Carr. Morphine was found in the milk given to the infant at Mrs. Britton's baby farm on West Michigan Street last December. Carr testified that one does not put poison in milk, and showed little emotion at the verdict. She is described as a rough yellow girl from the south, in Indianapolis about three years.
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Indianapolis
Doctors and Lawyers Clash Over Mistakes in Courtroom
A fragment from the Boaton Herald shows a lawyer and a doctor debating fault in medical testimony. The doctor notes errors can be grave and may influence verdicts, while the lawyer quips about legal mistakes and burial depths.
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