Orchard repeats story of crime in Pettibone trial
Harry Orchard testified for four hours and then resumed, detailing murders and bombings in the Coeur d’Alenes and Cripple Creek, Denver, and Colorado incidents. He claimed Pettibone bought 19 rifles in 1904 and shipped them for riots, with Western Federation funds reportedly paying part of the cost.
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Indianapolis Sun
Boise
Idaho
Harry Orchard
George A. Pettibone
Steunenberg
James H. Hawley
Orchard
Bunter Hill and Sullivan
Coeur a’Alenes
Charles McCormick and
Melbeck
Vindicator Mine
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Lyte Gregory
Denver
Independence Depot
Gov. Peabody
Haywood
Richmond Library School Moves to Earlham
Transfer announced in Richmond Indiana confirms the librarians' school will relocate from Winona to Earlham College. The change follows Earlham's new library building which will accommodate all librarians and enhance their work.
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Richmond
Ind
Librarians’ School
Winona
Earlham College
Earlham
Librarians
Manager Kills Himself In San Francisco Office
T Otway Sadlier, 50, manager of the West End branch of the California Safe Deposit and Trust Company, committed suicide last night in his locked office at 1531 Devisadero Street. He was heavily involved in the firm’s failure and was a single man.
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Indianapolis Sun
San Francisco
T. Otway Sadlier
West End
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Devisaderost
Sadlier
Fanning Plans Fight as Indiana District Conventions Loom
In Indiana Eighth District politics heat up as district convention primaries approach for both parties. Joseph T. Fanning travels from New York to canvass Seventh district Democrat Bernard Korbly while Kerry Bassett builds labor support. Contests emerge for state chairmanship with names like Risk, Hoffman, Hendren, Heimberger, Foley, and Meek in play across multiple districts as unions and party factions align or oppose.
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Goodrich
C. W. Fairbanks
Repubicang
Joseph T. Fanning
New York City
Taggart
Joseph Fanning
Thomas Taggart
Fanning
Korbly
Harry Bassett
Frank P. Baker
Bassett
Fanning-Korbly-Taggart
J. Kirby Risk
Lafayette
Stokes Jackson
Greenfield
Bryan
Indiana
Risk
Gil Hendren
Bloomfield
Adam Heimberger
New Albany
E. G. Hoffman
Fort Wayne
Stephen G. Fleming
Hoffman
M. E. Foley
Crawfordsville
Frankfort
Kolkom
Foley
Alvin Padgett
Lew Ellingham
Decatrit
J. K. Risk
S. N. Stevens
Plymouth
E. P. Richardson
Walter F. Wunderlich
Mark Storen
Samuel L. Shott
Congressman Cox
Zener
Carl Woods
George Pleasants
John G. McNutt
A. &. Tilford
C. C. Hurst
Sylvester Meek
J. Fred France
Huntington
P. J. Coyle
Peru
Edward G. Hoffman
Frank J. Dunton
Daniel Link
Mr. Link
Auburn
Democrats Rally Behind Bryan in Indiana Campaign
National and local Democratic leaders and candidates unite behind William Jennings Bryan as Indiana's choice for the presidential nomination. They expect Bryan sentiment to forge the strongest, most organized Indiana Democratic effort yet in the campaign.
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Indiana
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Mayor vows action over streetcar block at Belt line
Mayor Bookwalter says he will end blocking of E Washington street by Belt railroad streetcars. He asked Acting Police Chief Hyland to station an officer at the crossing and to arrest trainmen blocking traffic beyond three minutes after reports that eight Irvington line street cars were held 17 minutes at the Belt railroad. Police warned railroad officials and they promised to stop the practice. railroad officials say notices will go to all employees in Indianapolis.
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Bookwalter
E. Washington St
Martin Hyland
Charles L. Hartman
Irvington
Belt Railroad
Indianapolis
Did Not Teach Horse to Waltz Police Suspension
Charles Strauss a mounted policeman was suspended from the police department until January 1 after pleading guilty to conduct unbecoming an officer and leaving his district while on duty. He admitted riding his horse up an incline at the workhouse and the horse fell, injuring itself. he denied teaching the horse to waltz. He said he will be 26 years old Thursday.
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Charles Strauss
Police Department
Board of Public Safety
Strauss
Charles Richards Arrested in Franklin Handling Stolen Buggy
Charles Richards was arrested in Franklin Indiana on Wednesday afternoon while attempting to dispose of a horse and buggy owned by Fred Bryan a local hotel keeper at 224 East Wabash Street. He was brought to Indianapolis for further processing.
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Charles Richards
Franklin
Ind
Fred Bryan
Indianapolis
Mrs Crumpacker Dead In Valparaiso At 84
Mrs. Crumpacker, 84, mother of Congressman Crumpacker, died suddenly in Valparaiso Indiana yesterday afternoon. She leaves a husband and seven children, five of whom are attorneys.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Fireat Guarantee Tire and Bicycle Company Quick Blaze
A blaze from an overheated furnace caused $200 damage at the Guarantee Tire and Bicycle Company store, located in the Oneida Hotel block at 38 S. Illinois Street. Most damage came from smoke spreading through the shop.
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Guarantee Tire and Bicycle Company
S. Lilinoisst
Oneida Hotel
Tully Gives Bond on Embezzlement Charges
Peru Ind December 12 Mark Tully bankrupt banker of Converse has furnished five thousand dollars bond to appear in circuit court at the January session to answer charges of embezzlement and perjury.
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Peru
Ind
Mark Tully
Converse
Doctor Recommended Cuticura Remedies
A mother recalls her infant born prematurely and a wife’s death, detailing a skin failure that covered the child in sores for ten weeks. After trying many doctors, Cuticura Soap and Ointment are credited with saving the child, who later thrived. The letter from James J. Smith of Buena Vista, Virginia, dates October 1906.
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Dr. B
James J. Smith
Buena Vista
Sudden Deaths At Bunker Hill In Indiana
Two men died suddenly at Bunker Hill Indiana last night Otto Whistler of Marion and Martin Shively of Bunker Hill. Shively died from wood alcohol poisoning autopsy to determine Whistler’s cause. An era of remedies is advertised for Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming cures for scrofula catarrh rheumatism kidney complaints and debility.
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Peru
Ind
Otto Whistler
Marion
Martin Shively
Bunker Hill
Shively
Whistler
Prosperity by circulating every dollar now
The Indiana Trust urges households to start saving immediately by putting every dollar into a savings account with the company. It argues that idle money is unsafe and unprofitable, and that prosperity comes from prompt, legitimate returns through savings.
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Indiana Trust
Indianapolis Board of Public Works Vacates Part of First Alley
The Indianapolis Board of Public Works adopts Declaratory Resolution No. 5408 to vacate a segment of the First Alley north of Michigan Street between Chamber’s 1st sub of original Irvington lots 21 and 32. A hearing on remonstrances is set for December 3, 1907, at 10 a.m. in the Board’s office.
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Department OF Public Works
Majestic
Indianapols
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
Indiana
Board of Public Works of
Michigan Str
Chamber
Irvington
Michigan Street
Chamber's
Oseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Majestic Bidg
City of
Butler Avenue
Washington Street
University Avenue
Rosart Avenue
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston CC. Trusler
Brookville Road
Fourteenth Street
Milbury Street
Rembrandt Street
Con ¢EiLiotr Ose
Department OF Pubic Works
Indianapolia
Roosevelt Avenue
Newman Street
Fred J. Ar
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