Appeal Granted Delays Thaw Commitment to Matteawan
In Mount Vernon New York on August 13 Mrs Mary Thaw appealed by telephone to Justice Mills to delay sending Harry Thaw to Matteawan. The court signed an order for commitment next Wednesday while Thaws prepare to oppose Evelyn Nesbit Thaws claims. Morschauser vowed to contest any large alimony demand and defended Nesbit Thaws support.
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
Mary Copley
Justice Mills
Harry Thaw
Matteawan
A. G. Stephens
Stanford White
Charles Morschauser
Evelyn Nesbit
Morschauser
Mr. Morschauser
Man and Wife Divorce Case Details Custody Bid
Mrs. Ora Bazak files for divorce from Joan Bazit alleging he threw her from bed cursed her threatened to kill her and kept a revolver under his pillow. She seeks custody of their child. Married February 21, 1900 separated June 4, 1908.
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Ora Bazak
Joan Bazit
Murder Suspect Edward Ewald Captured Near Rochester
Police opened evidence against Edward Ewald, ex-Holy Sepulchre cemetery worker, in Rochester murder case. He told a store clerk and a barber of a crime that day and was later tracked after leaving his home abruptly. Ewald was captured fifty miles from the scene by sheriff’s deputies before city officers could reach him.
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Rochester
N. Y
Edward Ewald
the Holy Sepulchre
Ewald
al Baker
George Leake
Dr Brunning Fined in Police Court Appeal Begun
Dr John Brunning was fined 100 dollars in police court on practicing medicine without a license. He appealed the case and faces future action by the state board of medical examiners. He prescribed to William Eberg, 12, son of Charles Eberg, at 8 East street. His office is at 1116 E Morris street.
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John Brunning
Brunning
William Eberg
Charles Eberg
East Street
State Board of Medical Examiners
Dr. Brunning
E. Morris Street
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Aug 13
Chicago cash grain quotes show wheat with No 2 red at 1.01 1.02 per bushel and No 3 red around 90 to 1.00. hard wheats near 1.01 to 1.04. spring wheats varying from 98 cents to 1.02 per bushel. Cash corn ranges 65 to 72 cents for various grades. No 2 yellow about 69 to 69 1/4. No 3 corn near 67 cents. cash oats listed from 36 to 47 1/2 cents per bushel with standard around 38 3/4 cents.
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Chicago
Census Appointments Up To The President In Beverly
Secretary Nagel Postmaster General Hitchcock and other officials arrived in Beverly Mass to discuss appointing about 300 census supervisors. President Taft left nearby after golf and planned a westward trip. A Texas cowboy invited Taft to Texas and Chicago delivery shifts were noted along with a penny-stamping fakir.
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Beverly
Mass
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Hitchcock
McHarg
Dana E. Durand
South Station
Boston
Taft
Burgess Point
Essex County
Fle
Durand
Cecil Lyons
U.S. Treasury
Carpenter
Lone Star
Texas
Washington
Chicago
U. S
Drunken crash into drug store window injures two men
In Brighton Beach a wagon crashed into Charles Hahn's drug store breaking glass and causing $50 damage. Richard Scholl, a bartender, slept through the incident until Bicycle Policemen Nisch and Bastain awoke him. Gua Curtis drove and both Curtis and the other man were arrested after the collision near Kentucky avenue and Morris street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Scholl
Brighton Beach
Golnisch
Bastain
Scholl
Gua Curtis
Curtis
Kentucky Avenue
Morris Street
Charles Hahn
Grove files suit to reduce street assessment
Arthur H. Grove filed suit in superior court under a new law to lower his street assessment for asphalt pavement at Pine and Vermont. He says the property’s assessment of 606.92 was cut to 473.43 after a board of public works protest but that benefits never exceed 200. Grove states real estate excluding improvements is assessed at 330.
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Arthur H. Grove
Superior Court
Pine
Vermont Streets
Board of Publi Works
Mr. Grove
Sutton's Body to Be Exhumed by Mother's Demand
Annapolis Aug 13 The body of Lieut James N Sutton will be exhumed irrespective of the naval court of inquiry finding. Mrs Sutton, the officer's mother, says the testimony left several points unclear and that reopening the grave will reveal the truth.
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Annapolis
James N. Sutton
Naval Court of Inquiry
Detectives Shake Up After Friday Morning Reassignments
Police headquarters saw a general shaking up as detectives and plain clothes officers received new partners. Capt Manning noted the ill omen of Friday while grumbling plain clothes officers were assigned to run with detectives without extra pay.
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Capt. Manning
Partner
War Fears Grow As Frontiers Brace For Greece Conflict
Across Constantinople and Paris reports warn that war between Turkey and Greece is near as forces mass on borders and Crete ships multiply. Major European powers tighten naval deployment while Salonica forts are reinforced and a frontier clash seems likely.
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Constantinople
Greece
Salonica
Dover
Del
Milton
Here
Paris
Turkey
Crete
Europe
Closing Speech Brings Tears at Sutton Inquiry
In Annapolis on August 18 Attorney Davis delivered a gripping closing address in the Sutton death inquiry. He painted a poignant portrait of Lieut James N Sutton's death while witnesses Utley Osterman Adams and Willing shifted in their seats. Mrs Sutton sobbed as she described two years of work to clear her son's name, facing accusations and a stigmatized burial. The speech described campus officials approving the beating and denying a Christian burial, deepening the family’s pain and doubt.
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Annapolis
Crowder
Davis
Lieut
Sutton
James N. Sutton
Utley
Osterman
Adams
Willing
Wild actions of a Charleston woman draw crowd
Miss Hattie Horn, 34, of Charleston Illinois, was arrested by Bicyclee Policemen Trimpe and Rucker on Friday morning for disorderly conduct in a building at 22% N Pennsylvania. The uproar suspended business as onlookers gathered at attorney W A Heading's office over a disputed $200 estate claim.
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Hattie Horn
Charleston
Ill
Trimpe
Rucker
Pennsylvania Street
W. A. Heading
Miss Horn
Waratah liner sinks with 300 aboard at sea
Durban Nova Scotia August 13. A Natal steamer reports finding four bodies floating ten miles from shore. The Australian steamer Waratah, overdue for two weeks, presumed lost with 300 persons aboard.
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Durban
N.S. W
Natal
Free Trip to Niagara Falls Sweepstakes Offer
Four days remain to win a round trip to Niagara Falls with the Big Four excursion on Aug. 17. Winners must secure 2% of people to subscribe to the Indianapolis Sun for three months and pay six cents weekly. Visit the Sun office for details.
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Niagara Falls
Indianapolis Sun
Httle
Sun Office
Bargains in today's Sun ads brighten store snoop sale
Multiple Indianapolis retailers list deep discounts in the Sun today. Ralston boot shop offers a one dollar bill with oxford purchase. Gately's stocks $1 weekly clothing. New York store features $8 oxford samples at $1.50 and $2.50 oxford for $1.19. Star store hosts Loom End Sale. L Strauss & Co cuts Stein-Bloch suits to 15.50–27.50 from 20–45. People's Outfitting lists 15c bowls and 48c 10 lb sugar. Saks & Co halves prices on mens and boys suits. Danbury Hat Co. sells straw hats at 1.00 and 0.69. H. P. Wasson & Co. hawks $1 waists. Standard Tea and Grocery lists bulk bargains. Gunter & Co. promotes 104 Monument Place price cuts. Rubens cuts 50% on clothing. Levinson's offers $2 panamas at 1 and 3.25. Koehring & Bro. advert Minneapolis motorcycles.
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Saks & Co
Recall of Wu Ting Fang Stirs Far East Dispute
Washington reports the recall of Chinese Minister Wu Ting Fang for failing to secure American support amid the Japan China crisis over the Antung Mukden railroad. Chang Yin Tang named successor. Beijing and Pekin signaled agreement as tensions rise over Manchuria and China’s alliance with the United States.
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Washington
Wu Ting Fang
America
China
Antung- Mukden
Japan
Korea
Russia
Manchuria
Pekin
Chang Yin Tang
Chang
Antung-Mukden
United States
Tang-Ho-Yi
Thibet
Great Pritamn
Calcutta
Mother Tells Judge 10 Wade In On Son
In juvenile court Judge Stubbs lectures 15 year old Charles Cohen who sold an old Sunday excursion ticket to Frank Lowery for 70 cents. Lowery wanted a ticket Indiana to Vincennes but received Vincennes to Indianapolis issued in July. The boy was ordered to return the money. Mrs Cohen, mother of six, said she hadn’t seen her husband in three years. The judge told him to find work and warned of a severe penalty if trouble recurs.
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Huntington
W. Va
Kanawha
Akron
William Reid
Troutman
John Troutman
Erie
Barberton
Chicago
Busse
Los Angeles
William D. Garland
Newfoundland
Newport
R. I
Madrid
Alhucemas
Morocco
New York
Charles Foster Willard
Curtis
Mineola
L. IL
Charles Cohen
Stubbs
Frank Lowery
Lowery
Indianapolis
Vincennes
Attacks Jail Keepers End In Caprio’s Death
Newark Aug 13 Angelo Caprio inmate in Essex county jail was shot to death by John Corby an attache after a struggle as guards tried to move him. Caprio arrested in May and known as a sullen prisoner. He attacked keepers with a sharpened spike drawn from his chair during the clash.
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Newark
N. J
Essex County
Angelo Caprio
John Corby
Caprio
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Thaw
White
Matteawan Asylum
Miss Schumacher
Sus
Pect
Anna Schumacher
North
Elizabeth Vanderpute
A. L. Bra
Schumacher
Sud
Denly
My Mother
Miss Vanderpute
Henry Baush
Mitted
Catchpole Farm
London
Eleanorr Lorraine Beattie
GROVE
Mother
Bretzman
Indiana Elec. CO
Fisher Fresh Air Farm
Salvation Army
Marienbad
Hdward
Lonny
Belgium
Stockholm
Carson and Graham
Jack ,Johnson
Michigan ‘Avenue
Sutton Inquiry
Ralston Boot Shop
Massachusetts Ave
Indiana
Pythian Bldg
Gately's
S. Pennsylvania St
Star
L. Strauss & Co
Stein-Bloch
People’s Outfitting Co
Franklin
L. S. Ayres
Danbury Hat
Washington Street
H. P. Wasson & Co
Standard Tea and Grocery Company
Gunter & Comb
Monument Place
Rubens
Levinson
C. Koehring & Bro
Minneapolis
Wade
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