Phillips Freed on $5000 Bond in Redmond Murder Case
Edward Phillips, jailed six months on conspiracy to murder charges tied to Fireman Frank Redmond’s Jan 22 death, is released on $5000 bond with his father Samuel Phillips guaranteeing appearance. The real murderer, James Burton, now in Tennessee penitentiary, was identified largely through Phillips’s information. Authorities report Phillips’ release ends tangle of accusations while Burton faces murder charges.
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Edward Phillips
Frank Redmond
Samuel Phillips
Redmond
James Burton
Tennessee
Burton
Philips
Carl Harvey
Harvey
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Wiltsie
George W. Powell
Iltsie
Criminal Court
Shufelton
Colbert
Spaan
Joseph Kealing
the Sun
Indianapolis
Haggard's Washington scheme for Mount and Senate
The article describes Haggard's plan to have Mount chosen US senator by the next general assembly and then govern two more years, aiming for re election to a four year term, with a future bid for the Senate. It notes his multiple trips to Washington since McKinley's inauguration and hints at public reception and political maneuvering.
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Haggard
Liett Gov. Haggard
Washington
National
McKinley
Mr. Haggard
Mount
United States
General Assembly
Senate
Blood Fears Mix with Militia Call in Kentucky Trials
In Glasgow and Franklin Kentucky on July 2 tensions rise over trials of Black defendants. Negro Stone faces arson charges after a attempted assault on Miss Meyers and a lamp incident risked a dorm fire. troops guard the case as indignant crowds threaten violence. Separate vigil and threats surround Negro George Derring, with locals demanding blood as guards protect him in court.
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Glasgow
Negro Stone
Miss Meyers
Franklin
Col
Gaither
George Dipring
Dinning
Where is Thorne the One Who Can Clear This Up
New York July 2 police hunt Martin Thorne barber and Mrs Nack lover as the missing link in the murder of William Guldensuppe. Keehn says Thorne fought Guidensuppe and Thorne used a revolver that misfired then bought a stiletto and six shooter. Thorne vanished living on money from Mrs Nack while a real estate dealer says she rented a house and sought an option on a barber shop. A valise large enough to hold a head is linked to the case.
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New York
Martin Thorne
Thorne
Keehn
Keelin
Blunder at White House over Bremen consul nomination
Washington reports a surprise consular appointment when Louis Lange of Chicago was sent to the Senate for Bremen. Illinois senators Mason and Cullom, not consulted, pressed for withdrawal after learning Lange edited the Brundschau, a German paper that attacked McKinley and tariff bills and backed Altgeld. Also, Walter Bailey faces grand jury for bicycle theft, after confessing to stealing five wheels in Indianapolis and planning to move them to his home.
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Washington
White House
Senate
Louis Lange
Chicago
Bremen
Illinois
Lange
Mason
Cullom
Cullomé
Brundschau
McKinley
Altgeld
Walter Bailey
Bushville
Grand
Ele
Indianapolis
A. L. Messing
Emil Fertig
A. J. Mayer
F. B. Lucas
Bailey
Nearing Million in Claims on Rich Province of Thessaly
Dispatches from London and Constantinople describe a tense eastern front as war factions press to keep Thessaly under Turkish rule. Turkey is forming civil government in the conquered area with plans to hold it long term. About 200000 Turkish troops are in Thessaly and another 200000 in Roumelia. mobilization capacity is cited at 750000 in ten days. The powers are expected to press diplomacy rather than evacuation. Idhem Pasha, Turkey’s army commander in Thessaly, resigns over concerns about enforcing peace terms with Greece.
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Constantinople
The
Parte
Thessaly
Turkey
City bids for police telegraph patrol system received
Public safety commissioners opened five bids for a police telegraph patrol system. Only two met the ad requirements, with Gamewell and Police Telephone and Signal displaying working prototypes. Mayor Taggart delayed action as bids were reviewed, with likelihood favoring Gamewell after price concessions.
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Commissioners of Public Safety
Veolice Telephone and Signal Company
Chicago
Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Company
New York
National Electric Manufacturing Company
Milford
Western Electric Company
Gamewell Company
United States Company
Taggart
Srriday
Police Telephone and Signal Company
National Electrical Company
Gamewoell Company
Buckwalter Woman Killed By Live Wire in Pa
In July in Pctr town Pa Kemme Buckwalter daughter of T Darlington Buckwalter treasurer of Buckwalter stove Co Gi Royersford almost instant death Thursday night after stepping from a window to an awning at Dr Trego's drug store and falling against a worn electric wire. An alternating current of 2100 volts passed through her body.
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Pcttstocwn
Kemme Buckwalter
T. Darlington Buckwalter
Buckwalter Stove Company
Gi Royersford
Weather Forecast for Indianapolis 36 Hours End July 3
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for warm and generally fair weather during the 36 hours ending 5 PM July 3. Noon reading Friday was 85, 2 PM 91, with thermometers in business districts showing 90s to high 90s in direct sun and shade readings lower.
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Indianapolis
Weather Bureau
General miners strike to hit four states on July 4
Major action by United Mine Workers aims to suspend operations in Indiana Illinois Ohio Pennsylvania and mining districts in other states. The general order forecasts at least 250000 affected, with 50000 in Indiana Illinois Ohio and Pennsylvania alone.
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Columbus
United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Ohio
Indiana
Glinois
Grape Creek
National
National Board
National Executive Board
Ilinois
Millionaire's Wife Elopes with Englishman Ward
Los Angeles July 2 Mrs John Bradbury wife of a well known millionaire and H Russell Ward a young Englishman have eloped The elopement follows a compromising escapade at Santa Monica Ward has abandoned his wife and two children.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John Bradbury
H. Russell Ward
Santa Monica
Ward
Olivet church lawn fete and public notices
City notices report a lawn fete by the Olivet church at 1126 W Meridian St on Friday evening and banks closed on Monday July 5 with Saturday July 3 as a makeup day. A funeral for John F. Wood is set for 10 a.m. Saturday at 2005 College Ave. Wood, aged 47, had been assistant postmaster under Hamilton Connor from 1861 to 1878 and died of exhaustion.
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Ladies of the Olivet Church
Meridian St
Associated Banks of
Indianapolis
John F. Wood
Wood
Hamilton Connor
University of Chicago
Crossed in love affairs ends life of waitress at Miles restaurant
Adelaide Knight a 26 year old waitress from 78 Wright street, Indianapolis, took ten cents worth of morphine Thursday night and died after doctors worked until 1 30 am. She had a lover, F Schuler, who began with another woman, and she threatened to kill him and herself if not treated properly. Knight had come to Indianapolis from Ellisville and left word to her family through Undertaker Tutewiler.
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Adelaide Knight
Wrightst
Miles
E. Washington
Tutewiler
Governor Receives Hog Cholera Campaign Letters
Letters to the governor reveal widespread hog cholera concerns, with many states sending advice and remedies. An Ohio writer lists hog cholera and catarrh as specialties, while a veteran argues prevention over cure and laments farmers selling diseased hogs. A postal card criticizes farmers as scallawags and proposes a wool dipping scheme to curb fraud.
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Nancy Hanks
Ohio
State wheel dispute leads to arbitration plan
Tensions over a city bicycle ordinance at the state capitol push toward arbitration. Custodian West backed by the governor wants all bicycles in the basement to keep dirt from corridors, while wheelmen push to keep wheels in their offices. Heads of departments propose using the horticultural room near Market Street for wheels, each rider receiving a key. The move signals a potential end to the standstill and a compromise to keep state government moving.
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State House
Market St
Births Deaths and Marriages Notice Card
Births list includes Will and Margaret Boaz, a girl. David and Maggie Nicholson, a girl. Andy and Nannie Hayes, a girl. G W and Mollie Elder, a girl. Deaths notice for Worthington Clary and others with ages and causes. marriage license for Omer Brewer and Pearl M Clifford.
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Will and
Margaret Boaz
New Jersey-st
David and
Maggie Nicholson
Columbia-ave
Andy and
Nannie Hayes
Superior-st
G. W
Mollie Elder
Worthington Clary
Fletcher-ave
Isaac Hayes
North and
Sands-st
Walter Folger
St. W. D. Ahem
Adell-st
Fred Dickson
Cecil Stuart
Lexington-ave
Charles Costamagna
Cincinnatist
Addie McCord
N. Hast St
Omer Brewer
Pearl M. Clifford
Most Successful Night at Wildwood Honors K of P
The season’s most successful evening occurred at Wildwood on Thursday marked as K of P night. The park was festively decorated and the uniform rank led by Capt. Ward attended in force. The performance of The Price of Prejudice drew strong audience praise and vaudevilles also pleased the large crowd. Friday features a drum corps appearance expected to attract many attendees.
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Wildwood
K. of P
Ward
Bettermann Floral Company Opens At Two Locations
The Bettermann Floral Company is open for business at 226 N Delaware Street and at 241 Massachusetts Avenue. A new main building is under construction, and no other sales places are operated.
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Bettermann Floral Company
Delaware St
Massachusetts Ave
Local bimetallic league meeting stirs city election talk
At M Beron Hall Thursday night a heated debate over resolutions supported by the Indiana bimetallic league aimed at influencing the upcoming city election. Speakers clashed over backing standard party candidates, with Cadi Buskirk opposing endorsements and W M Backus offering an amendment striking the slate.
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Frankian Weaobaal
John N. Navin
John P
Spencer
Standard Party
William MckKinley
Chicago
City Co
Cadi" Buskirk
League
Ans
Democratic Couv
Gold
Nn Cial
R Tions
Thomas Taggart
Chas. Bridges Ras
W. M. Backus
William J. Bryan
Mrs Trucksess Fined for Cruelty to Adopted Daughter
In police court Mrs Laura Trucksess of 41 Belmont Avenue was fined one dollar on costs after a cruelty case involving her six year old adopted daughter Grace. The child had been returned to the orphans home and judgment was withheld until Friday to allow the return. The total with costs reached forty four cents.
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Laura ‘Trucises
Belmont-ave
Grace
Trucksess
Weekend bargains pepper Danbury shops and stores
A burst of local sales and ads showcases cheap suits at Saks and Co and Avcoade, hats at Original 23, fireworks at Chas Mayer & Co, firecrackers and groceries from Drake and Mammoth stores, bicycle auction at Home set store, and furniture repairs offered nearby.
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Avcoade
Maguire
Chas, Mayer & Co
Rubens
Wasson
Drake’ S
Half-fare Rates Tu On Taly
An item notes fare reductions with three pricing tiers marked as 8, 4, and 5 the good. The brief outlines lower passenger costs and calls attention to reduced rates for specific passenger groups or routes. The exact entities and dates are not fully clear from the fragment.
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