Surprised Jury at Dr Alexander Trial in Cantrell Case
The jury for Dr Joseph Alexander trial on grave desecration and body theft charges was sworn after two days of questioning. Judge Batley will keep the panel in his custody to prevent influence as prosecutors present the case tying Alexander to Cantrell and the so called ghouls. Prosecution opened detailing counts and alleged contracts with Cantrell for material for the college and the disposal of bodies from Pleasant Hill cemetery and other sites near New Augusta.
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Halley
Criminal Court
Tal Mendenhall
Joseph Alexander
Rose Neidlinger
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
New Augusta
Rufus Cantrell
Thomas W. Brown
Harry A. Blehman
Lurth-Ave
Charles ¥. Faulkner
Park-ave
William J. Lister
Sheadway
James ‘Licensing
Decatur Township
Wiliam Gimball
Stevens St
Timothy Hussy
Washington Township
Stephen Cook
Kinggotdave
Harry Davin
James B. White
W. Market-st
John Pasquier
E. Michigan-st
Verdid
Mendenhall
Ruckelshaus
Benedict
Wiliam T. Brown
Batley
Rars
Alexander
Cantrell
Sam Martin
Board. of Health
Jista
Alex
Ander
Beard
Charles Meding
Gus Hablch
Stella Middleton
Central College
Justice Nickerson
Nickerson
Tose Neidhinger
Dr. Alexander
Claypool
Marion
Mason Nelfdlinger
Sonz Neidlinger
Joseph C. Alexander
Deferac
Bailey
New York Central Hires Sixty Surgeons To Aid Accidents
New York Central Railway announces the employment of sixty surgeons to respond to rail accidents. Forty surgeons will be stationed along the line to attend the injured immediately and prevent amputations where possible. Each doctor will cover a specific section, with a full set of instruments on every train. TraIn hands receive first aid training as part of the readiness plan.
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New York
New York Central Railroad
Hug
Reef
Convict Escaped Police Recapture In Missouri
Dane Kane, ex brakeman and convict who escaped Missouri penitentiary, was recaptured in Sedalia after two desperate struggles. He feigned illness, escaped the stockade, rode a train, boasted of the escape, and was found by a posse at M K and T railroad shops, later returned to Jefferson City. Also fire damages court house basement in Liberty and Indiana township votes subsidy for Fort Wayne traction.
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Sedalia
Dane Kane
Missouri-Pacific
Missouri Penitentiary
Kane
Jefferson City
Lincoln league convention set for Indianapolis February meet
Indiana Lincoln league plans a February convention in the Denmon hotel Indianapolis with sessions February 12 and 33. Senator Burton of Kansas will speak at the afternoon session on day one and a banquet will follow with Capt. W E English as toastmaster and Senator Heveridge among speakers. Republican delegates from Marion county and beyond expected, with officers to be elected morning of day two. Arrangements are by an executive committee of Indiana polis clubs and a finance group led by Fate and Bogardus.
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Lincoln League
Indiana
Indianapolis
Fes
Denmon
Burton
Kansas
Denison
W. E. English
Heveridge
Republican Clube
Marion Club
Gaylord Hawkins
Bert E. Uhl
W. A. Bogardus
McKinley
George Fate
Wen Chriatina
Georg Snyder
Republican Club
Joseph Fonpiana
Ira Hinchman
David Winkler
C. P. Morton
W. J. Keller
Frank McClenehan
George A. Baxter
Oriental Club
Attempted suicide by morphine at residence
An attempted self harm occurred when Miss Hallie Baker of Geisendorf Street went to 424 West New York Street to call her sister and used morphine in the cage. She had been in poor health. relatives deny other causes. A physician saved her life.
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Hallie Baker
Geisendorf St
New York St
Muncie May Freez Out Coal Dealers
A plan to centralize Muncie coal purchases next week aims to ship coal directly from one mine, with the Commercial club organizing the measure and a likely distributor to handle all supply. It threatens small coal and fuel firms by removing competition, potentially averaging a carload daily.
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Muncie
Ind
Avorages
Wall Street and Market Updates Amid UK and U S Clashes
New York reports a brisk stock opening with United States Steel and Erie shares advancing while Amalgamated Copper retreats. General Electric and sugar stocks show mixed moves. In farm markets in Indiana and Ohio, live stock and grain demand remains active with varying prices and steady to higher tone across wheat corn oats and hay.
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Indianapolie
New York
United States Steel Commons
Eries
Amalgamated Copper
T.C. 1
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Frisco
Delaware & Hudson
General Electric
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Lerurz D. Warn
Epoar B. Warp
MV. Preeone Forrest
Jacou E. Wann
Dretary
F.C. Buaxensep
H. Hawn
L. Burracs
Freperte
A. Boyis
Valentine Riker
Lessie P. Warn
Ansietaat S
Wriesap I. Hasmas
Jons K. Gore
Lashier
Frenrick H. Jousstox
Gerona W. Monsier
Supe
Henry Overese
Perry Watson
Ssistant
Frepruice
Ian
Total
Newark, N. J
Life Insurance
Prudential
Hollenbeck
Meridianat
Monument Place
Hollenbeck Arens
Rone English Walling
Chicago
Bartel
Board of Works
Hilda Kathryn Clark
Rhe Aghwayman
Ia Tommery Fréderick
Btanton Prower
Flower &Co
Broadway
Will
David Kennedy
Mike
B. H. van Buren
Congress Rt
Troy
Trias
David Kennady Corporation
Rondout
Smcanamerraoa Haere
The
Court House
Liberty
Union County
Fing New Court House
Warren
Huntington Township
Fort Wayne
Bouthera Traction Compan
Mughuiy
Baldwin
Sven
CN Wall-St
Meyer & Kiser
Amercans
London
Pittsburg
Wavasa
Union Pacific Alliance
M. I
General Electric Stanley
U. S. Steel
Chicago Union Traction
Erie
Eub Treasury
Canadian Pacific
Long Island
Louisville
City
East Buffalo
East Liberty
Moore
Heavies
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Wey
Yorker
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