Judge McMaster Endorses Whipping Post Sentence
In superior court Judge McMaster declared whipping for James Gilbert the only adequate punishment after Gilbert admitted neglecting his wife and three year old child. The judge challenged Gilbert to support his family and condemned the absence of work effort, while the wife Anna Gilbert appealed for custody and highlighted years of neglect.
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Judge McMaster
James Gilbert
McMaster
Superior Court
Gilbert
Anna L. Gilbert
Tong
Hushient
Hue
Sala
Tudee McMaster
Ais
Gilbert Bert Rot
Har
Nike
Deserted Wife Case Ends With Custody Victory
Described testimony shows Tudge McMaster praising a diverter to Mbw Jenne J. Chorchmar by Willie PF. Churenmin, former Insitanapolis banker, with Myra Churchman denying ongoing marriage. Myra claims her husband left for another woman. settlement reached with Myra to receive custody of their 1 year old child.
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Tudge McMaster
Mbw
Jenne J. Chorchmar
Willie PF. Churenmin
Insitanapolis
Lois Zou
Churchman
Enid
Hig Tawver
Wila
Gambling Suspects Trynhouse Raid at Manhattan Club
Police report Saturday morning arrest and trial of men charged with selling and rioting at a local gambling den. Defendants claimed mere attendance for a night out as officers found no cash on site and beer freely offered after the men had finished at the premises on 1008 N Senate Ave.
Agnes Frizzet Wins 700 Damages Suit in U S Court
Agnes Frizzet of Fort Smith Arkansas recovered 700 damages in a suit against Joseph Cullen Root and others, filed for 50 000. The case was in United States court with parties including Woodmen of the World.
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Agnes
Scripperfrae
Omaha
Ned
Dec
Agnes Frizzet
Fort. Sith
Ark
Wbel
Joseph Cullen Root
The
Woodmen of the World
United States
Pisces FH
Government Show Will Open Monday in Congress
The third session of the 58th Congress opens Monday with both Houses calling the roll and adjourning to Tuesday. The Senate aims for a brief start, with Frye presiding until Fairbanks is sworn in. roll call, a quorum check, and memorial adjournment mark the day. The House proceeds similarly under Speaker Cannon, with initial documents received and committees appointed, then adjournment for memorials.
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Ibckipps-M'Rae
Washington
Senate
House
Fairbanks
Swort
Lodge
Hoar
Massachusetta
Penrose
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Weir
Cannon
Sergrant-At-Arma
Dax
Wingham
Bingtam
Moar
Quay
Yn 1
Gas Price Protest In Indianapolis GasOffice Action
City attorney Warrum stated on Saturday that buyers of gas using the “slut” method can sue the Indianapolis company for overcharges. An inquiry found 8 quarters costing 250 feet of gas, a rate of 41 per thousand feet, double the legal price. Warrum said complaints may be lodged and police court action could follow for the machine charges.
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Warrum
IndianApotis Wal Company
Oner
Elect
Prday Chyattomney Worram
al Aeraons
Tne
Ciy
Cane
Soldiers at Zeigler fire near pumping station
Four shots were fired at the pumping station near Zeigler Friday night with no injuries or damage. Guards from Company Foosuw Uainen and a Carbondale unit exchanged fire in nearby incidents. Lieut Kennicott and Deputy Hurkley were fired upon twice while passing a black house. The 3 million men returned to Zeigler Saturday morning, cold and covered in sleet.
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Borippe-M'Rae
Duquoin
Cinamen
Ziegler
Gordon Black House
sCompany Foosuw Uainen
Kennicott
Carbondale Company
Hurkley
Dyle Black House
Black House
Zelgier
Weather forecast fragment reads cloudy with showers and cool temps
Fragmentary weather note reports cloudy conditions with possible showers Saturday night and Sunday. Temperature at 7 am starts around 24 degrees, with moonlit visibility and a 2 pm reading near 29 degrees.
Stylish man on the scene claims Andrew Carnegie kin
New York report says a stylish man claims to be Andrew Carnegie's nephew and is escorted from a Holland House hotel. Mrs Cassie Chadwick remains in New York. Chadwick was deterred from Cleveland travel by local advice and the case hints at a Europe bound inquiry.
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Iecripps
Wilcox named postmaster for New York City
President to nominate William B.R. Wilcox for New York City postmaster with Senate confirmation due next Tuesday. Wilcox, born in Syracuse, rose from principal to lawyer in New York, active in Republican circles and civic groups, later serving as park commissioner under Mayor Low. noted for improvements to city grounds and public works.
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Iscripps M Rae
Washington
William BR. Wilcox
New York City
Dr. Wilcox
Senate
William Ro Wieos
Pew
Syracuse
Rochester
Aar
New York
Varon Teagie Club
Craimtion
Seth Lome
Wilcox
Mrs Chadwick Receivership Sparks Midnight Hotel Stir in New York
A chaotic night at the Holland House in New York followed word that Mrs. Chadwick’s receivership proceedings began in Cleveland. Reporters swarmed the lobby as a fashionably dressed man claimed to be Coleman Carnegie and swore he was Andrew Carnegie’s nephew. Mrs. Chadwick, dining with guests earlier, remained unresponsive as crowds pressed for her past and finances.
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Cleveland
Chadwick
Maby Dining Room
New York
Holland House
Coleman Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Fifth-ave
Mya.hadwick
Millinery firm seeks payment via attachment in Chadwick case
A New York city court issued an attachment against Mira Carsin T Chadwick in favor of Laurie and Co Fifth Ave millinery. The writ, grounded on Chadwick being a nonresident, amounts to 1000 dollars and was placed with the sheriff to seize Mrs Chadwick's property through a levy as the search for assets continues.
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New York
Onion
Mira
Carsin T. Chadwick
Laurie & Co
Chadwick
Levy
Closing Chapter in May Light Case in Superior Court
Attorneys for Mrs Light argued in Superior Court on Saturday that Dr Robert Light should not owe her additional costs as she lost her disc. Judge Carter issued an order directing Dr Light to pay Mrs Light's attorney fees totaling 85.
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Robert Light
Superior Court
S.ctindax
Lights
Light
Carter
Hugo Enjoined Amid Court Spat Over Restraining Order
A superior court order restrains Hugo from further interference with growth of the sit he. Judge J M Leathers signs the restraint in Superior Court No 2 with Fred Shepsrt as deputy auditor. Rumors say Martin Fuge and others planned to have the order moved or escaped, while Hugo’s supporters mock the situation.
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Marti Hare
J. M. Leathers
Sarmatay
Fred Shepsrt
Martin Fuge
Werder
Hugo
New
Indian merchant's wife fatally shoots self in Oak Park
Mrs Sarah A Cropper wife of Elcury Cropper an Indian merchant shot herself at her sister Mrs W T Davis home in Oak Park Friday night after a period of illness. She had traveled from Indianapolis Thursday seeking relief from melancholia and her husband Henry Cropper is not listed in city records or known as a merchant.
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Ischippe-M'Rae
Chicago
Mra
Sarah A. Cropper
Elcury Cropper
Indianapoli
Rlelde
W. T. Davis
Oak Park
Indianapolis
Henry Cropper
Fatal Wreck Near Columbus Kills Four Men
A head on crash two miles south of Columbus Indiana between a northbound passenger train No 27 and a gravel train on the Pennsylvania line left four dead and many injured. The gravel train was on the main track as the passenger train, traveling at full speed, struck it. Among the dead were Edward Wo Achoutneh a fireman from Indianapolis and Henry Achentach a conductor from Jeffersonville. The wreck demolished the gravel train and damaged the passenger cars, with several crew members seriously injured. Firefighters and railroad men worked to extract the injured as authorities investigated the cause.
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Pensylvania Road
Colmbus
Ind
Lowell
Erin
Srivel
Eahouse
Hatter
Gorimid Haggage
Firenich
Edward Wo
Achoutneh
Bonateve
Tadfinapolie
Yahsenket Tr
Morning Trains Run as Schedule Disrupted by Wreck
Ragged OCR text describes Pennsylvania Railroad line disruptions with trains delayed and wreck near Catmbos and Dorke Wack, blocking route Friday night. Mentions Indianards, Manapotla, Lewisville and Catmbos in unclear context with trains departing Saturday morning.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Stolen Goods Exhibit At Police Station
Detectives display stolen items taken from A H L Shanvberger’s home at 11 W Eleventhak. Daniel Noone, colored from Crawforgaville, arrested weeks ago, identified as pawner of a button pin stolen from the residence. Items include clothing and other goods. bail set for trial.
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A. H L. Shanvberger
Gerber and
Trimm
Daniel Noone
Drunk on Medicine Ties to Car Theft in Police Court
In Fremont Nebraska on a Saturday morning, Wronk Menteith and Clifford Ghats faced charges after breaking into a car. They claimed intoxication from medicine made them drunk, with Menteith admitting to the act and hiding the remaining medicine. Mason Temple Burns posted a $1 bond, while others had minor roles or no knowledge of the theft. A separate report notes the Masonic temple fire causing significant loss.
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Wronk Menteith
Clifford Ghats
Boxer
Menteith
Jw Iid
Didge Wharton
Montelthander & Lond
Glen
Mason O Temple Burns
Scrippa-Mrre
Fremont
Masonic Temple
Money Stolen From Flickville Store In Break In
Kline and others were arrested after a cash drawer theft at K C Bush’s Revere store in Flickville. A large wallet with dollars and coins was found. Kline denied stealing and claimed no talk. Investigation shows entry by ladder and cut door. Kline had worked in town recently with an unknown thief.
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Saumening
Metrum Stivey
Wigans
Turnsfillne
Colleseaven
Whass
Porrestion
Revere
K. C. Bush
Flick
Sculptor Goes Home After Indianapolis Monument Work
Arlen E Miehaus the sculptor returned to New York Saturday with Mrs Benjamin Harrison and Mrs Nichaus after a two day visit. A conference with the monument commission was held in Indianapolis and President John B Elat said nothing had been determined. He could not say when the commission would meet again. The sculptor explained why he cast the figure of St Louis at the works in Mazan.
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Arlen E. Miehaus
Benjamin Hattian
New York
Weit
Benjamin Harrison
Nichaus
Hn Indianapolis
Monument Commission
John B. Elat
Picture Man Fined for Alleged Assault and Harassment
A garbled report names Humphrey tirrett as a chicane agent fined after an incident on Marsland Street and SHH Street. The charge involves assault on Miss Hessie Modes with unclear details about the motive or safety actions.
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Humphrey Tirrett
Ratwinday Moening
Barrett
Marsland St
Wolkery
Piano ticket draw at Peoples store on W Washington St
Crowds gather at the Peoples store on W Washington Street for a ticket draw event. A barrel of beer samples circulated as 20 girls drew slips. after fifteen slips passed, no winner was found and a Howard plane awaited in the prize pool.
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Peoples Fulfilling Company
W. Washington St
Benurinsl Howard
City investigates illegal signs halt order issued
Toddiya investor Stirley leads action against illegal signs in the city. Notices go to sign companies to remove noncompliant signs by December 20, with plans and drawings required for any future signs. In other items, a suspect bound over to the grand jury on a separate case, and a K of F event to showcase drill work and a Pythian address.
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Toddiya
Watches and Diamants Deal Near Washington Meridian
A readable ad notes a jeweler J. P. Mullally offering at least 1 percent off on jewelry with gilt edge guarantees at 3% Monument Place. The Union National Bank features William J. Richards as president. Also promotes Home Fuel Co coal heating with New Phone 01 old wall.
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Washington and
Meridianata
J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
Home Fuel Co
Old Waln Lum
Hemenway Sees Seat Assured After Withdrawals
In a chaotic late evening update Charles B Landis withdrew from the race for Fairbanks seat while Hemenway remains poised to win the United States Senate seat. Crumpacker planned withdrawal but backed by supporters to aid Hemenway as votes pledged on first choice and sticking with his candidacy.
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Charles B. Landis
Ninth
Benator Fairbanks
United
Harry
New
Indiana
Mr. Landis
Crumpacker
James A. Hemenway
Itana
Hemenway
Shoice
Stick
Senate
Hemenway Wins Seat Amid Republican Split and Local Loyalties
The race for the Indiana Senate hinged on divisions within the Republican camp as Hemenway secured a safe majority with support from Marion County and delegates pledged in the convention. Despite political treachery and shifts, Hemenway thanked opponents and supporters, while noting fellow lawmakers Tantz Crumpacker and New offered varied backing and courtesies. Hemenway, a lawyer from Tooneville, serves as prosecuting attorney and state committee member, set to take office in March.
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Hemenway
Aiight
Wan
Tiemena
Marion County
Stemenway
Fairbanks
Harry S. News
Capt
New
Temen
Senate
Congressman Tantz
Washington
W. L. Ricketts
Crumpacker
Valparaiso
Indiana
Vmomenway
Tooneville
Eora
Atear
Staning
Cohstets
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