Law May Invade Insane Hospital Trial Delay
James H. Rice, adjudged insane in Hendricks County, may be taken from Central Hospital for the Insane to face trial for assault and battery with intent to kill Catherine Gard. An insanity inquest was declared void, and Supt Edenharter’s examination could determine sanity. If sane, Rice would be returned to court. if not, proceedings would be halted. He fled after the assault, was believed in Brownsburg and Indianapolis, and was later located. The case hinges on whether the insanity plea can prevail to bar trial.
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James H. Rice
Hendricks County
Brownsburg
Ind
Central Hospital
Marlon Criminal Court
Asault
Catherine Gard
Rice
Rico
Ries
Sisler
Wasto i Central Hospital
Gerber
Blew
Hiat Spring
Hendricks Country
Ividge Alford
Edenharter
Ceniral
Tisane
Salenharter
Mies
Lil Ty
Ange
Catherine Card
Kice
New York Shore Maile Quartet Sings in Rainy Picnic Event
During a rainy New York City picnic at the White City the New York Shore Maile Quartet performed. Members MC Mannan first tenor W A McDonald second tenor J G Keller first bass W H Gadd second bass. The group formed nine days ago. With Mans nan, all but one member are New York store employees. W J Gadd is away buying quartet selections.
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T Kong
New York
White City
New York Shore
MC Mannan
W. A. McDonald
J. G. Keller
Hans
W. H. Gadd
Qwarter
Mans Nan
W. J. Gadd
Labor candidate in lead after Texas primary?
Austin August 7 Three days after the primary the Labor candidate Bancini leads as the race for governor and other state offices remains unresolved. Campbell the union labor candidate tops the field in votes, while Brooks Bell Colwatt and Hinmeg trail. No candidate has won a clear mandate, conventions set for Dallas in August. H W Williams leads as railroad commissioner against incumbent Bipry as the contest narrows.
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Eee
Austin
Ratle
Texie
Anda T. At. Campbell
Union Tabor
H Brooks
Dallan
Aus
H.W . Williams
Granger
T. J. Bipry
Tobacco Company Declares Quarterly Dividend
In New York on August 1, the tobacco company announced a quarterly dividend of 2 percent. The announcement names Benpps McRae Bevig asencington as part of the company’s leadership.
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Benpps- McRae Bevig Asencington
New York
Coliseum opinions urge separate city hall for Indianapolis
A group of Indianapolis officials urge a new coliseum on ground floor plans, with a separate city hall. They warn against placing the coliseum on the market house site and stress long term growth and central rail access for the city’s convention appeal.
Auto prank ends with friend run over injuring him
Fred Scanlan, a 20 year old professional chauffeur, tried to frighten a friend in Meridian street by racing his car toward Mr Moessner. The car struck Nik Prostrate Form, causing serious internal injuries. Scanlan was arrested. bail set at RUN.
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Anduranbic
Meridian St
Sternoon
Fred Scanlan
Pullip
Maescher
Moessner
Moessner Dickaarked Sonn
Nik
Scanlan
Meycle
Mullin
Palive Court
Suanhia Waw
Irwin Dutchen
Crawfordsville
Indy
May
Macsaner
Delawarest
Miediew
Vinson Seeks Release From Owner Wallins Team
Vinson the outhelver who played weeks with Indianapolis and who was sent to Peoria is in Indiana seeking release from Owner Wallins of the local ball team. Vinson has left the Peoria club and says he will not return if he must stay out of baseball. He claims conditions in Peoria weren’t right for him and notes good outlaw league offers from last year. Vinson had no chance of a release because Wattle paid Comiskey to secure Vinson.
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Vinson
Indiananolis
Peoria
Wallins
Ant Xuya
Peora
Vingon
Wattle
Comiskey Mae
Vinaun
Cummins Sees Victory In Bitter Iowa Republican Convention
In Des Moines Iowa Cummins secured a majority of 108 to lead the Republican state convention for governor nominating a third term. Faction fights over platform and candidate names clouded the mood as leaders predicted a tough fight and possible lasting impact on rail politics. Judge H M Townes opened as temporary chair with Secretary Shaw’s name drawing strong reactions from delegates.
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Scripps-McHae Pream Association
Des Moines
Aug
L—-Gav
Cumsmitts
Towa Latea
Ip Relire
Cummins
Nation T
Dolliver
Shaw
Gav. Cumuinay
H. Mr. Towner
Corning
Boence
State Central Committee
Republian
Townel
George D. Clark
Roosevelt contributes $1 to national Republican fund
In a Reed Roosevelt letter from Oyster Bay dated July, Theodore Roosevelt confirms he sent a one dollar contribution to the Republican national congressional committee’s compiled fund. The missive, addressed to Chairman Sherman, notes support for the movement and praises the plan and recent success. The text was released in The Sun.
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New York
Rnogstvelt
Sherman
N.Y
Ar. Sherman
Theodore Roosevelt
Stabbings Reported In Chicago Apartment Fight
Frank Stamm of Mabie visited a flat building on Thirty first street in Chicago. He argued after ringing the doorbell and entered another man's apartment. A fight ensued and Stamm allegedly drew a knife and fatally stabbed Frank Hunt. Stamm is in custody claiming self defense.
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Chicago
Aue
Frank Stann
Mabie
Ali
Calster
Whalveg
Stann
Hunt
Stamm
Eee
Patrolmen Accused In Riverside Park Riot Case
Chief of Police Robert Metzner filed charges of alleged neglect of duty against three patrolmen, including Pant pel, for the Riverside park riot. They were tried by the Board of Public Safety on Wednesday afternoon with attorney Cates 3 representing Pant pel. The three officers were long regarded as capable by the public.
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Wranat Canseeny Suai
Eeeen Ant
John
Velm
Pytralmen
Robert Metzner
Riverside Park
Board of Mubhe Safety
Pantpel
Cates 3
Denny
Patrotmen
Bribery in a Hotel Indicts Revere proprietor in Chicago
Chicago news reports indicate Stephen A Crowe, owner of the Revere Hotel, was indicted by the grand jury for attempting to bribe a juror in the John A Cooke graft case. Crowe, held at the hotel custody, sought $100,000 bail as investigators link him to a scheme that led to juror removal from the trial.
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Chicago
Stephen A Crowe
Revere
John A. Cooke Gratters
Custndy
Crows
Pat” Crows
Cudahy
Thomas B. Care
Ben M. Smith
Cooke
Ure Revere House
Injy M
Victoria
Mt O
Choke
Carr
Bath
Trend Toward W J Bryan Seen In Democratic Race
Indications point to W J Bryan as the likely Democratic standard bearer, with influence noted by Dr White in Meridian and discussions surrounding a Senate seat. Reports highlight sentiment shifting toward Bryan amid party leadership dynamics and gubernatorial nomination context in the South.
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Scrippe-McHae Treas
Washington
Jann Sharp Williams
House
Senator Money
Dr. White
Meridian
Miss
Gov. Vardaman
Senate
Dances Himself to Death After Night of Dancing
North Tonawanda Aug 1 Aged 60 Fred Heineke danced at a juunic party Monday night and collapsed unconscious dying within seconds. Heineke, who had long claimed youth age, caused an unusual exertion that triggered a fatal heart attack. He left about 4000 to 5000 dollars in a will to August Wiechman with whom he had lived for years as compensation for his hospitality.
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Tonawanda
Fred Heineke
Tony
Heineke
August Wiechman
Stolen watch found with several suspects named
A gold watch recovered Wednesday tied to a wagon driven by Joe Livingston, a rag picker, with Vanier and others named. Mrs Richard Tanner of 60 Dorman reported Livingston may have stolen the watch from her home minutes earlier as officers located him.
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Vanier
Joe Livingston
Maplest
Steamer Cabin Boy Drowns After Assault Attempt
In Gallipolis on August 1 Charter Mitchell a cabin boy on the steamer Stanley jumped into the river and drowned a mile above town after an attempted assault on a young Cincinnati passenger in her stateroom. Mer Facrenmas and Captain William Carney aided in the struggle. the assailant escaped by leaping overboard.
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Seripox-Mellac Press Association
Gallipolis
Mitchell
Stanley
Mer Facrenmas
William Carney
Weight puzzle with two elephants Betsy and Tom
The text states Betsy weighs 3.30 pounds and Tom weighs half Betsy. Tom weighs 1.65 pounds. One third of Betsy is 1.10 pounds. The combined weight of Tom and one third of Betsy equals 2.75 pounds.
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Tom
Betsy
Gyimnast
Newspaper Battle for Governorship Sparks Editorial War
The Hearst candidacy sparks a newspaper battle in New York as The World interviews Justice Gaynor and major papers tout rival paths. The Post backs Jerome, the Herald opposes Hearst, and presses examine Gaynor options as candidates. Aiming to influence the independent ticket, Hearst supporters push for strong entrants to appeal to voters.
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Revippa-Mefine Press
Asanciation
New York
Tapers
Heatien
Gaynor
Supreme Court
Empire State
Demerath
Jerome
Herald
Agin” Hearst
Nti Liter
J Mearsis
Hale
Ucker
Old Time Actors Benefit in Wittam Starine Night
The program for the Wittam Starine benefit features veteran performers from Ine jaianupalis and younger talents. The event at Tomlinson hall is set for Friday night August 10 with tickets at nine cents, distributed at Linden and Weber pharmacies.
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Wittam Starine
Ine Jaianupalis
Tomlinson Hall
Angiety
Jeanet Wy
Linder and
Weber Pharmacies
Appell Accepts Park Board Seat in City
Dom J. Appell, newly named member of the Board of Public Parks, has formally accepted the post to replace A. J. Lauek who resigned. Appell said his delay was due to absence from the city and duty.
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MR. Appel
Dom J. Appell
Board of Public Parks
A. J. Lauek
Atkins Law Works Considers Charleston Plant Move
The Atkins Law Works formerly in Indianapolis eyes Charleston West Virginia for its plant with a $3000 offer and cheap fuel as incentives. Managers have not yet decided and negotiations continue between Charleston representatives and the company to preserve the Indianapolis site.
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Atkins Law Works
Indianapolis
Charleston
W.va
Pemle
Charlestown
A. Atkins & Co
Atkins
Heads the Brigade at Ft Renjandin Therrisen Maneuvers
Fragmented report details Col O J Bweet to command a friende at Ft Renjandin Therrisen during maneuvers. It notes the infantry brigade ranking and broader brigade formation, with plans for enlarged maneuvers and potential battalion actions amid regimental mentions. Also covers ongoing cases against eight pawnbrokers charged with brass knuckles vandalism.
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O J
Ft Renjandin Therrisen
Col Sweet
Woman struck by interurban car at trestle
Mrs. Kathe Suder of 128 Linden at was struck by Rushville interurban car No 2M Wednesday near Prespert at the Big Four railroad trestle. Witnesses say she walked on the car track and did not clearly hear the approaching car which was moving at a moderate speed. her condition was described as probably fatally injured.
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Kathe Suder
Linden-at
Rushville
Drought Breaks at Ripple Tent Sellings Finder
Frank Williams faced fines for selling liquor without a license and for liquor to be consumed on the premises near Mrond Ripple. The fishing tackle court proceedings were not severe, with related charges showing irregularities and small sums. Local details include names such as Gus Habich and references to Washington.
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Frank Williams
Mrond Ripple
Costa
Wittama
Hawan
Gus Habich
Fetanda
Washington
Douma Member Shot 10 Death in St Petersburg
M Herzenstein a Douma member was shot while walking with his family in St Petersburg. The assassin escaped as authorities report intensified fighting at Sveaborg fortress and mutinies spreading. Kronstadt and communications cut as mutineers seize railways and ships.
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DOUMA
Scrippr-Messe Preau Association
ST. Petersburg
M. Herzenstein
Thie
Scrippe-McRae
Helsingiers
Kronstadt
Meat inspectors at work under new Kansas City order
Kansas City units report seven inspectors assigned to operate packing houses today while Dr. J A Baker of the Kansas City bureau of animal industry says no orders to begin inspection have been received yet. Expected to receive further directives by evening as thirty main line inspectors will be deployed when the order arrives.
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Ceamercmeaner
Kansas City
J. Ai Baker
Kansas City Bureau of Animal Industry
Chicago opens all night table in city center
Chicago’s all night table began operations at 8 this morning and will stay open day and night except Sundays and holidays. Bids and capital details appear as 31 and up, with local business names partially garbled in the text.
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Chicago
Fano
New Tlanos
Wuirchnera i
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