A Human Brute's Story From Lebanon Mob Drama
In Lebanon on February 6 a mob feared lynching Hall, the assailant of Mrs. Akers, after he was kept in the judge’s private office. Sheriff Troutman and deputies formed a protective square as Hall was hurried by train to Indianapolis, while crowds urged hanging. Hall described the crime and claimed the victim bore blame, saying he would face punishment or a pardon.
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Lebanon
Tur Sun
Hall
Neal
Court House
Indianapolis
Whitestown
Boone County
Frank Hall
Oaks
Tuesaday
Michigan City
Sun
Sherii Troutman
Sherrif J. M. Troutman
Frank Hail
Marion County
Grand Hotel
Akers
Bloody Cutting Affray at Institute Over Cake
Two colored waiters at the National Surgical Institute on Ohio and Tennessee streets fought over a plate of cake. Alfred Schobe used a carving knife, slashing C. H. Robson on the head and arm, leaving deep wounds but Robson survived. Schobe fled the scene.
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National Surgical Institute
Ohio
Tennessee Sts
C. H. Robson
Institute
Alfred Schobe
Bobson
Schobe
Robson
City council debates 12000 encampment funds dispute
Old council members object to city attorney ruling that the city cannot recover the 12000 held by the Commercial club as part of encampment funds. President Cooper and Patrick Henry Ryan favor suit to test ownership while other officials call for further discussion and action.
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Commercial Club
Scott
Cooper
Lilly
Wortune
Costello
Patrick Henry Ryan
Draw
Haughville
Naub
Krauss
Krauga
Court affirms against Dink Wilson in Syracuse murder case
Albany feb 6 The court of appeals upholds the lower court judgment in the Lucius Ilias Wilson murder case. Wilson awaits electrocution in Auburn for killing Detective Harvey in Syracuse while attempting to escape. His wife had claimed she lied. Chicago feb 6 Andrew Foy denied his wife’s statements on the witness stand but said he did not remember, often seeking refuge in that claim.
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Dink
Albany
Court of Appeals
Lucius Ilias
Dink” Wilson
Auburn
Harvey
Syracuse
Andrew Foy
Cronin
New York
Charles Deine
Germany
Ne. Catterson
Mussea
Catterson
Case
Mr. Catterson
Mir. Catterson
Congress
Old Jail Sold At Public Auction In Town Wade
The old jail was sold at public auction on Tuesday afternoon to T. E. Phillips for 380 cash. It is to be removed within 30 days. Other notes mention blue-eyed Marion county judges, drum for fish laws, a Detroit church committee, and a grand show at the Grand with jokes about Greenfield.
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T. E. Phillips
Marion County
Tom Taggart
Xenia
Bartholomew
Stanley Igoe
Indianapolis
McKinley
Holtzman
Criminal Court
Cox
Grand Jury
Detroit
Milburo
Grand
Greenfield
Joe Robinson
Robinson
Court House
Judges Hackney
Supreme Court
Shelbyville
Taggart
Ohio
Union Block
Bob Martindale
Francis Murphy
Joliet
Will Murphy
Portland
Edward
Bridgeport
Conn
Ihinoia State Fair Board
Gore
Mclean
Street Railway
Springfield
State Health Department
South Bend
Metcalf
Chicago
Windy City
Frank Benham
Richmond
Annie Fuller
Benham
Enrick
Fuller
Birrus
Peter
Hattie Jenna
Robert
Mary
Stiltz
Edgar
Etts
Dix
The Bridegroom Slain on Eve of Wedding in Lavigne
Rome dispatch reports Signor Ciampanella of Lavigne murdered by Falcini who fled to police. The planned wedding was to be held Tuesday with guest list and dances. The killer surrendered, claiming self defense. Falcini's relatives are under arrest amid suspicions of instigation.
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Lavigne
Signor Ciampanella
Falcini
Viampanella
Felcini
Fabiai
Sons of the Soil
Torexa
Kae
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Mississippi
H. L. Loucke
Huron, & C
Gov. Tillman
South Carolina
Rev. L. Leonard
Missouri
Gen. Weaver
Iowa
Ben Tyrell
Texas
T. E. Doane
New York
Menn Page
Virginia
Ignatius Donnelly
Minnesota
H. ©. Denning
Michigan
Pension Week Brings Large Indiana Payouts
The quarterly Indiana pension distribution totals 2 857 000 dollars weekly, with many recipients visiting W Maryland street offices. few pensioners were dropped from rolls, signaling stabilizing conditions. Reports cover local incidents, temperance meetings, state fair planning, health alerts, pardons, and obituaries.
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Indiana
W. Maryland Sr
Carter
Hoke Smith
John D Oaks on trial for murder in Indianola riot
John D Oaks is on trial in Lebanon for the murder of James B Pitts during a Big Four railroad riot in October. Oaks, a special officer for the company, is said to have fired the fatal shot that entered Pitts, a bystander, at Indianola shops west of the river. The defense is Duncan Elliott of Indianapolis and Ralston Keefe of Lebanon. Prosecutors include Judge Jutch and staff. About 20 witnesses traveled from Indianapolis. The case is framed as capital against labor.
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Lesanon
Ind
John D. Oakes
Jas. B. Pitts
Indianapolis
Qaks
Pivts
Indianola
Pitts
Hloughville
Railrox
Duncan and Elliott
Ralston & Jveefe
Jutch
Carter
Adama & Artima
Lebanon
Ion
Tuesaday
Indianapplis
Veterans in police court stir Judge Stubbs to wrath
Tuesday in Renwick county a group of veterans faced the police court over pension day irregularities. Judge Stubbs, famed for wartime service with a musket, discharged the veterans but condemned shoe-string lawyers for pressuring fees. He warned such mercies must stop and vowed to uphold court integrity.
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Stubbs
Tey
Three Cats Sought For Morphine Antidote Test
City dispensary head seeks three large healthy cats for experiments on permanganate of potash as an antidote to morphine. Dr Moffett recounts a prior case where the antidote appeared to negate morphine effects, while chemists discussions note potential dangers and delivery method concerns.
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Moffett
Indiana Medical College
Unsigned Hebrew postal card sparks criminal libel suit
A religious dispute at A and A Church has grown into a criminal libel case after an unsigned Hebrew postal card circulated. Mayer Steinberg is accused by Bessie Goldman of publishing a false, scandalous message to besmirch her name. The court faces translation issues and knotty questions over the card’s contents.
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Steinberr Gere
Behren Church
Sunire Habib
Grogsa
Mayer Steinberg
Steinberg
Bessie Goldman
Two Families Split by Neighbors Affair in Last End Court
In Last End Superior Court No 3 on Tuesday a divorce case exposed how neighborly ties between the Davis and Hoffman families on Lesville Ave soured over alleged improper visits. Davis sought a divorce for neglect and rumored infidelity, while Hoffman faced a cross claim for cruelty and unfaithfulness. Trial revealed imprudent conduct but not moral failing, with property division as the main battlefield.
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Superior Court
Davises
Hoffman
Lesvilie-ave
Ous
Sirs
Lioffman
Davis
Aly
David
Sits
Dloffman
Harper
Butio
Koffmans
Bartholomew
Wiliam
Davie
Abs. Koffman
Rex and Revelry Reign as Mardi Gras Peaks in New Orleans
New Orleans Feb 6 crowds fill streets as Mardi Gras reaches zenith. The Rex parade dazzles with 20 tableaux and a gold throne bearer bows to the pleased populace. Tonight the Comeos krewe will seize the streets and the Rex ball at Imperial palace promises unmatched splendor.
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New Orleans
Comeos
Rex
Imperial Palace
New York Police Census Shows Idle Workers and Help Needed
New York's police census, returned Tuesday, reports 61,280 idle residents and 39,000 families in need of assistance. The barkentine Diamond arrived Tuesday at Frisco from Honolulu, noting the anniversary of Queen Lil's abrogation celebrated with fireworks and flag hoisting. Also advertised is Zucz's Pile Suppositories promising relief from flies and constipation, 60 cents per box, with sample offers via Martin Rudy, Lancaster, PA.
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New York
Barkentine
Frisco
Honolulu
Queen Lil
Zucz
Martin Rudy
Lancaster
Vaillant Gives His Carcass to Medical College
Paris February 6. Some workingmen visited the cemetery and laid flowers on a grave that may hold the remains of Anarchist Vaillant. His will named M Faure as guardian for Vaillant’s young daughter Sidoni. Vaillant’s body was donated to a medical college.
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Vaillant
Paris
Mvy
M. Faure
Burial of G W Childs Draws Vast Throng in Philly
The funeral of Geo. W. Childs was held at St James Episcopal Church in Philadelphia with Bishop Henry Powter and Rev Dr Joseph N Blanchard officiating. The packed church and crowds outside reflected the philanthropist's impact, with the body placed in the Drexel mausoleum. A special train carried many attendees from Washington.
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Philadelpha
Geo. W. Childs
St. James’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Henry ©. Powter
New York
Joseph N. Blanchacd
the Public Ledger
Drexel Mausoleum
Washington
A RECORD TO BE PROUD OF: INDIANAPOLIS COMMERCIAL CLUB
A historical resume credits Indianapolis Commercial Club founder secretary William Fortune, detailing early efforts from 1890 to promote civic progress. It highlights the paving exposition, charter efforts, a new eight story headquarters, and relief work for the destitute, noting annual expenses around 5000 and a 750 membership. The piece mentions upcoming director elections and ongoing plans for a government building.
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Commercial Club
Wm. Fortune
Indianapolis
Fortune
Gates House
Col. Jnly
Col. Lilly
Ms. Fortune
Board of Trade
Fornlingen Hall
Card of Trade
Indi
J. T. Layman
Gav. Tanner
A. P
Hendrickson
Albert Krull
Wori
Preparations Were Being Made Sunday for a Fierce Onset
A Rio Janeiro dispatch reports both aides preparing for a battle on Monday as rebel warships move to Nictheroy batteries. An assault reportedly to land troops Monday morning amid fire from insurgente ships.
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Loxpon
Rio Janeiro
Saya
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