Weyenburg Fails to Appear in Princess Riveria Case
Henry Weyenburg, wealthy Nebraska, did not appear against Princess Riveria and her companion Haley in Polk County court. Both were released on their own recognizance until grand jury hearings. Weyenburg told Capt. Kinney he must return to Hastings for pressing business. he claimed the princess gave him back 41,600 of a 2,100 forfeit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Weyenburg
Riversa
William
Haley
Sige
Sn Polkca Court
Weyenburg
Ner
Kinney
Hastings Neb
Troops Reportedly Landed at Arato River Mouth
A dispatch from Rear Admiral Glass states a rumor of a Colombian landing at the mouth of the Arato river near Isthmian waters. Washington authorities consider a warning to Colombia possible if incursions resume, though the State Department has not confirmed the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Glass
Isthmian
Jathmug
Snk
Arato
State Department
Columbia
Davis Caneled the Turks at Alexandretta
The United States legation confirms consul Davis stating that at Alexandretta Turkish police assaulted Attarian, a naturalized American, while Davis tried to intervene and was struck with a cane. Davis and Attarian were aboard a steamer when ordered ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
United States
Davis
Alexandretta
Attarian
Wart on Leg Plagues Dog In Bogestown Tale
Burl Vaught reports to police a black and tan fox hound with a wart on a front leg that causes bowing walks. Detectives think the hunting dog waded into another dog and cannot free itself due to the wart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burl Vaught
Bogestown
Murder charge for Marshall Harrington in juvenile court
Marshal Harrington was arraigned in juvenile court on a murder charge for the death of Albert Nicholas. Frank McCry represented him and the case moved to a grand jury after waiving examination. The Marion Trust Company, acting as receiver for Vernon Insurance and Trust, sued Everett Wagner to recover dividends totaling 337702 dollars alleged paid after insolvency. Several stockholders have refunded amounts received after May 1, 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Harrington
Albert Nicholas
Frank McCry
Marion Trust Company
Vernon Insurance and Trust Company
Everet Wagner
Liner Advertisements Highlight Seventh Page
The seventh page features new liner ads including Electrician wanted and Rooms for rent. A piano is offered for sale and a millinery store sale is advertised along with several room and man wanted notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vale
MilUnery
Gale
Angry property owners vs railroad over stalled franchise payout
West Washington property owners from 402 to 430 protest delays after the Indianapolis Logansport Chicago railroad won a franchise and selected Washington Street for depots. They spent hundreds securing deeds, but after two months no payment arrived and deeds remain unsigned. They demanded settlement, meeting resistance from General manager Helwig who promised to refer the matter to President Gale in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Washington At
Indianapolis
Logansport
Helwig
Park Board
Gale
Chicago
Albany approves barge canal project with large margin
The board of canvassers met Friday and declared the barge canal project approved by 246 312 votes. There were 73 010 votes in favor and 47 08 against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. T
Dee. i
Bate Board of
Camvassers
Coat Theft Lands Man in Indiana Reformatory
Willum Ryan received a 14 year term in the Indiana reformatory from Judge Ri ford for stealing an overcoat from the Republican state committee headquarters of Floyd Woods. Woods learned of the theft when Detective Hauser and Colbert recovered the coat from Ryan who was attempting to pawn it. A telegram addressed to Floyd Woods was found in Ryan’s pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willum Ryan
Indiana Reformatory
Judge Ri
The Advantages of Early Holiday Shopping
A vintage appeal urges shoppers to begin Christmas buying early to avoid crowds and stockouts. It promises calmer service, better selection, and easier delivery while stressing kindness to clerks and lighter work for store staff.
Bystander Fatally Wounded in Brazil Arrest Attempt
James McCan was fatally injured by Marsha Harmon of Caneyville on Thursday night during a marshal attempt to arrest Daniel Kinkade who was resisting. The weapon discharged accidentally striking McCan. no arrest likely for the marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
James McCan
Marsha Harmon
Caneyville
Daniel Kinkade
McCan
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and surrounding region
Weather outlook shows 36 hour period ending 8 p m December 12 with increased cloudiness Friday night and Saturday, rising temperatures and possible rain or snow. Temperature readings include 7 a m 10 a m 24 noon 2 p m with southerly winds across Indiana and adjacent states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Gambling Cases Set for Hearing
A show of James McClasky Wilam Tron and Van Smith enlarged with raping gambling houses was set for 4 p.m. Sunday in police court. Beles files suit. Harry Br nieshan sues Christian Claiz for 2001 claiming theft of a knife and world rob his partner in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McClasky
Wilam Tron
van Smith
Beles
Harry BR Nieshan
Christian Claitz
Fata
Indianapolis Southern Road Seeks Stock Transfer
The Indianapolis Southern railway company petitions to transfer its stock to the United States Mortgage and Trust Company of New York and asks the works board's approval. The project near Unit 2 miles of the Tad is under way with about 100 workers and more money needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Southern Road
Indianapolia Southern Railway Company
United States Mortgage A Id Trust Company
New York
Works Board
Anapolia
Vieeigd
New York Trust Company Furs
Beteslok
Gossip Alorg Commission Row Sparks Christmas Trade Talk
A fragmented report notes a poultry dealer and others discussing Christmas trade receipts and shipments. The piece mentions rising coffee prices and potential further cost increases this week, with speculative talk of substantial daily earnings and seasonal demand.
Controller Denies Request for Hospital Aid
Controller Dana rejects a request from Dr. Spencer for a $2.08 appropriation for the poor at City Hospital. Spencer urged the city to approve the allocation via ordinary action, but Dunn insisted on a special ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Dunn
Spencer
Golden Rails on Silver Ties Raise Park Fare Debate
A disrupted report describes residents debating a proposed fare increase for rail service across the park. Local officials and community members discuss funding, impact on riders, and potential route changes in a tense public meeting.
Wilson dispute over mine workers meeting in Cleveland
Secretary Wilson states there is nothing in the reports about a pending meeting between mine workers district officials and mine operators in Cleveland next Monday. He notes some talk of wage changes but insists the reports repeat familiar lines from prior conventions and cites unlikely contract breaches. The convention is set for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevel Land
Wilson
Danneviony
Simlac
Frank Robbins
Pighurg
Deere
Interurbans Stop or Pass City Passengers Debate
Editor Henry argues interurbans should not carry city passengers while officials note stops exist. Heary testifies that interurban aims to foster city traffic and cites five cent city fare history amid street railway competition. An old-time entertainment is planned at First Baptist Church Friday night with admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalter
Charles L. Heary
Waa
Vehtay
Works Board
Heary
Henry
Pamiora
First Baptist’ Church
Roosevelt Rally Grows As Anticipation Mounts For 1904 Convention
A strong Roosevelt chorus fills the Arlington hotel as the Republican national committee gathers. Senator Hanna resists any pledge to accept the presidential nomination while committee members press for Roosevelt as standard bearer. talk of reducing southern representation also arises, with possible delegate impacts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Arlington Hotel
National Committee
Republical Party
Manna
Stendard
St. Louie
Lesan
St. Tutia
Army of the Cumberland Memoirs and March to Cumberland
An OCR fragment recalls a procession titled Army of the Cumberland led by High-Spot Heier from Indianapolis toward Cumberland. It describes marching orders, brass band, colorful regalia, and slogans like Are you all desi, with recruits entering the precession amid cheers and a "Freedom and graft for the day" refrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambbevlant
Indianapolis
Heier
Augustus Napoleon Ranke
Cumberland
Heser
Tim Ald
Jack Shea
Jack Shia
Tren
Yiwa Thompson
Poluwing
McCloskey
Sarmentz
Benviemett
Armitage Tanner
Thorn
Iereledys
Longtime resident Annie Stiltz Dies at 53 Years
Mrs Annie M Stiltz longtime city resident died Friday in Ish In her move from Louisville Ky she lived near where she died with her parents before 1850 She was mother of seven and an early member of the Planer mission Her burial is set for Monday with services at 2 pm at home and 245 pm at Christ Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie M. Stiltz
Edgewoodplier
Louisvile
Wan Ana
Charter Miembers
Planer Misaion
Christ's Church
Kit Carson Hurt by Falling Iron Beam at Terminal Site
A painter named Kit Carson working on the Trac-Alon and terminal building at Fildoy suffered foot injuries when an iron beam fell and mashed his foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kit Carson
Fildoy
Sub Stations Discussed for City Safety Plan
Police sub stations are planned on the road as Chief Kruger seeks cost data and maintenance details from cities using them. Mayor Kleltzman backs the scheme while discussions cover financing collateral. the Board of Safety will visit cities with sub stations next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Kleltzman
Board of Safety
Judge Swayne Faces Impeachment Action In Congress
Washington December 1 The House has adopted Rep Lamar Florida resolution to impeach Federal Judge Charles Swayne of the northern Florida district charging high crimes and misdemeanors The impeachment committee plans to summon witnesses after the holiday recess and later turn to Judge Kirkpatrick New Jersey for possible charges to avoid partisanship in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Haas
Lamar
Florida
Charles Swayne
Swayne
House
Krkpatrick
New Jersey
Kirkpatrick
Sret
Congress
Fugitive Richardson Arrested After Long West Virginia Furlough
William Richardson twenty five of McMechen West Virginia, wanted on a felony charge, was arrested Friday morning by Detectives Haley and Lancaster. He had earlier fled to avoid arrest, taking work with William P Stewart, a Mabannet house mover, where he later suffered a serious injury. He is to be returned to West Virginia after requisition papers are prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Richardson
McMechen
Haley
Lancaster
Richardson
William P. Stewart
House Mover
Mabannet
Ifo
Tlasleter
Chestnut St
Virginia
Washington Griefs and Washington News Roundup
United States politics and local notices mix in a fragmented Washington brief. Mentions Major Nathorne Robinson’s death after a bicycle incident in New Orefeana, bills proposed by senators Fairbanks and Clark, and visits by Crumpacker and Newberry. Also notes Roosevelt association memberships and rural Indiana mail carrier updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathorne Robinson
New Ore Feana
Benatee Gallager
New
Hampahira
Gen
Taontcheff
United States
Wowia
Paris
Roosevelt Haw
Travelers Protectiv Association
Fairbanks
Johnn A. Thomas
Daviesa County
Clark
Montana
Benator Fairbanks
Crumpacker
Harry B New Ware
Roosevelt
Indiana
Folsomville
W. W. Carlists
John Roberts
Goshen
C. M. Crips
Monroysville
F. J. Barghart
Indianapolis Federal Building
John Pierce
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Riveria
WS Treasury
Colombia
Arato River
Davis. Canled
Floyd Woods
Bystander
Salisbury
Rt. D. Salsbury
Chicago University
Toon
Ben Morrison School
Croup
Theat
TLE Son
Fateh
Chem
Alorg Commission
Dunn
Sanitarian Spencer
Indianapas
Saunsyorts
Unerah
Agr
Amieh
OX Roosevelt
Pittsbore
New Orleanshie
J. S. Brayton
Rhode Island
Gen. Brayton
Brayton
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Lonlaiana
Maine
Massachusetts
Min
Army OF the Cumberland
N Brigade
Constant Edgewood
Judge Swayne
En Funes
Barnum
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