Wind and water hold in Universal tobacco case
Newark hearing before Vice Chancellor Pitney on a petition for a receiver filed by E A McAlpin. He claims 10 348 shares of preferred stock and a large block of common stock. The examiner notes common stock has no standing in this row as the preferred stock is described as 50 percent water and common stock as all wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Pitney
Arliver
Universal Tobacco Company
E. A. McAlpin
Bryan Runs Hard to Catch Train at Acton Park
The passage reports on William Jennings Bryan’s campaign pace as he rushed from a casino tour stop to Acton Park to catch a train bound for Zionsville. Bryan weighs 217 pounds and jokes about running, while reiterating his commitment to the party platform and his refusal to discuss the vice presidential candidacy. He plans further speeches in Bethany Park and Indianapolis, noting no clear path to the Democratic nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings Bryan
Acton Park
Cisino
Zionsville
Carino
Rulway
Mer
Bryan
Hache
Andrew
Ain
Bel OU
Roose Vely
Bethany Park
Tie
Walt
William J. Brean
Indianapolis
I Grand Hotel
Wenesdar
Grover Cieve
Boy Scorcher Down A Pedestrian On Pennsylvania Street
Herbert Wysong, possibly fatally injured by a bicyclist on Pennsylvania Street, has not been seen since. Witnesses say the crossing bus hit him as he stood near Venison avenue. bystanders aided him to Yaag's drip store while Lt. Dodds reported internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Wysong
Herbert Wyasong
Catanbiaeave
Ainfakin Mourhet
Lappenhig
Ahe Hoy
Yaag
Dodds
Rae
Speek
Reforming in Police Court Youth Pleads for Chore Work
Christ Irrgang a 16 year old, charged with loitering, stood before Judge Whalton in a police court. After tears and pleadings to work, the youth promised reform and asked for leniency in return for keeping out of trouble. The judge warned of punishment if he failed to change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Irrgang
Warmanav
Whalton
New Line Ads on Seventh Page Warn of Openings
Classified notices on page seven list positions such as office girl and office boy, dining room help, and a home for rent. Text includes garbled lines but indicates vacancies in offices, dining rooms, tutoring, and furnished rooms for rent, typical 19th or early 20th century newspaper classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hner
Sevventh
Office Girl
Waskinarswanted
Office Boy
Tatler
Good Girl
Wita
Wine rooms case taints Missouri and Pearlsus streets
A courtroom report describes witnesses and evidence from Adam Metzler’s establishment at Missouri and Pearlsus, linked to a juvenile court case. Judge Stricta notes ongoing wire testimony, with allegations of underage girls present in private rooms and threats to witnesses. A vandalized, fragmented account mentions a $5,000 damage suit by Warren Weaver against a transportation firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stricta Ds
Canmaign
Juuge
Adam Metzler
Missouri
Pearlsus
Meyster
Robber Pools Mid MG Speci Prosecutor Seeks Probe
A long, tangled report alleges Libor unions and contractors conspired to wreck competing shops and harm workers. It cites a pattern of price fixing and rigged bids across plumbing, plastering, ironwork, and machine shops, with key figures named in a broad labor racketeering framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MID MG
Mag. Francia
Speci
AP miMondire
Lin State
Mal Rysden
Weller
Imaper
Tae dl
Travtors
Weg
Anadust
Hag sVed
Anil Foe Boge
Dymauges
Francis Allegeshat
Jase
Centre Turk
Chicago
Contractors’ Union
Fae Mquiret Rysdante Decdiares
Che Wssockitian
The Vicious One: Carr Detained After Barber Shop Incident
Joliet, NL, recounts how John Carr known as The Vicious One with blue eyes and flaxen hair faced a poller court after with two companions attempting to clean a barber shop. Officer Coulson testifies Carr’s guilt while his companions escape. Carr arrived Monday or planned Tuesday departure to work at Kingan's. he allegedly moved through town about a year ago as an industrious young man. The court set bail at 9 Ave and cunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carr
Joliet
Poller Court
John
Coulson
Carr
Kingan's
Scar Identification Solves Death Case in Richmond
Authorities in Richmond identify the deceased as John J. Hermensey of Boston by a back scar after his personal belongings were found at a local boarding house. The case involves unusual circumstances surrounding the death and a recent visit to nearby Cokdwate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
John J. Hermensey
Boston
Mass
Ennesgeys
Vistinge
Alter
Cokdwate
Police and Prosecutor Crackdown on Wineroom Evil in Indianapolis
Deputy prosecutor Ira Ttolmes announced a search to capture Wineroom suspects as three arraignments occurred. Court proceedings continued for a key figure while three young girls were also arrested and sent to reform school. The drive aimed to curb crimes linked to the Wineroom, with authorities warning of strict penalties for offenders and operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fauet
Indianapolis
Ira Ttolmes
Pole
Grigwold
Waloon
S. Minesst
Wand
Holmes Jerene Rock
Judes Whalten
German AWE Ship Disaster Drowns Seamen
A German AWE ship disaster claims 23 seamen as the vessel suffered a fatal incident in the Nurweptan area during the month of Kibs. The ship was involved with Theadene Ware Hieton and Wolusday operations, with crews reporting significant losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theadene
Ware Ince
Hieton
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and nearby area
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for 36 hours ending 8 p m August 13 calls for partly cloudy skies with possible showers Wednesday night and Thursday. Temperatures rise from 60 at 7 am to 75 by 2 pm with variable winds. cloudy conditions spread to Indiana Ohio Illinois and Kentucky with possible rain along the Ohio river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ohio
Iinois
Kentucky
Ohio River
Michigan
Football tragedy and storm reports mix in brief notes
A youth named Young Pixen died after a football injury at Wis Dome following a fall during sport. The piece mentions a high school team member and a storm brewing along the Virginia Carolina posts with the steamer Mayflower ashore at Wades Point. A San Francisco mining promoter reported a $33,000 robbery on Chestnut Street Tuesday night.
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Breynen Drrom
Wedieaday
Wis Dome
Twentyefifth
Ashland-ave
Pixen
Manual Teaching
Aloy
Alang Canat
Nurfolk
Virginia
Carolina
Elizabeth City
Wades Point
Ft. Louis
Mendene Hall
San Francisco
Chestnut
Wounded: James Sanders and Kay Wood in Washington Street shooting
A riot erupted on Washington Street near Californios, with bartender James Sanders shot in the hand and Kay Wood wounded in the arm. Many bystanders fled as a revolver was fired, several bullets struck a storefront, and Wood was captured alongside the assailant. Sanders alleges Wood was not injured. police later detain Wood and Sanders on charges of shooting with intent. Dr. treats Sanders' and Wood's wounds. conditions not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sanders
Kay Wood
Sealord
Wustiungton-st
Califorsdiet
Sanders
Weedom
Wood
Banders
John Deals
Simen
Wand
Annual Old Settlers Picnic Draws Large Crowd and Speeches
The 7th annual old settlers picnic drew big crowds to the grove with families, lunches spread on grass, and groups enjoying baskets and parcels. Mayor Hookwalter, a judge, and others spoke while ragtime music played, despite car delays on the Broan Ripple Route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite
John
Thal Stadt
Ana Gtr
Ali
Om Vonues
Wownal
Hookwalter
Axfudge
Bang
Stenographer Wins Suit Over Unpaid Work Terms
A jury court case in a West Virginia town involved Miss Kurtz and Husby over stenographic work at a Lomoke building. The judge awarded Miss Kurtz four weeks of pay after evidence showed she was never employed as a regular stenographer and was promised pay for the hours she worked. The case highlighted disputed translation notes and the use of a professional stenographer for a show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wvedawitas
Monier
Busie
Ake Lomoke
Jwelier Siekersen
Busby
Miss Kurle
Diy
Otter
Mat
Kurtz
Kawak Busby
Woman claims breach of promise suit over marriage
Margaret Widts files a breach of promise suit against Herman Brentel and E New York alleging she lived with him at a Kent house for three years and he repeatedly promised marriage. He finally postponed on the wedding day, causing mental and moral injury as she seeks legal redress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Widts
Herman Brentel
New York St
Plaintif
Watermelon Feast Marks Annual State Tax Board Meeting
A lighthearted annual event at the state house sees the tax board indulge in watermelons. Secretary John Hilthelmer brings large red melons from Davies county, and the group consumes them eagerly, leaving rind and seeds as evidence of the feast. The brief diversion ends with the dining room in use for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billheimer
Tax Board
State House
John Hilthelmer
Cauty
Man drunk injures landlady with carbolic acid throw
It reports Peter te Carthy, intoxicated, assaulted landlady Mrs Afinte Haslam in Cleveland on August 12, seizing a tumbler of carbolic water and flinging it at her and two boarders. Mrs Haslam was burned and may die, with women warned they may lose an arm.
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Cleveland
Peter Te Carthy
Afinte Haslam
Horning
Haslam
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Warren Weaver
Hun Meda
Ine Mianaporte. Traction and Terminal Company
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Richmond Hospital
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Fairview Parks
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Sohool
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Saung
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