Hoch to arrive as police guard Hoch case at depot
Hoch the alleged bigamist and wife slayer is due in New York bound train at 5 25 p m Thursday. Coroner Hoffman planned an inquest into Mrs Muss Welker death Thursday but may push to Friday to permit Hoch to appear before the court. Police expect a large depot crowd to view Hoch with added guards and many Chicago women anxious to see the noted “Bluebeard.” Authorities cite a Cincinnati case where Hoch faked as Jacob Schmit to marry and bury Mrs Henry Bartels Schmitt three months after the wedding.
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Ecripps-M'Rae Press Association
Chicago
Johann Hock
New York
Hoffman
Muss Welker
Hoch
Bluebeard
Cincinnati
John Schulte
Henry Bartets-Schmitt- Hoch
Jacob Schmit
Bculta
William Kuntz
McMickenave
Indictments Loaded in Indianapolis Thefts
In a partial report Thursday, several defendants face charges in Indianapolis. Matthews is indicted for purse theft from Miss Margaret Griffin on Missouri Street. William Edwards is accused of stealing a pitchfork from Wed Cook. Ed Gaine faces burglary at Joseph Mathews storehouse with alleged cat theft. John Wilhelm, an old offender, indicted for stealing two chickens from the Martin cow workhouse. Albert Laingshort to explain loss of a copper hand from the Indianap Vie blue Traction company. Adolph Movers Wilde tried for $140 misappropriation from the Meerlens Mowry company. Edwards and Wilhelm face possible terms. prior convictions noted.
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Chas
Matthews
Indianapolis
Margaret Griffin
Missouri-st
Benateare
Wiliam Edwards
Cook
Ed Gaine
Joseph Mutrhews
John Wilhelm
Marlun
Albert Laingshort
Vie Foal Traction Company
Adolph Movers
Wilde
Mowry Company
Edwards
Wilhelm
First Passenger Train From Salt Lake To Los Angeles
The first passenger train from Salt Lake to Los Angeles over the Salt Lake route left Thursday morning. It carried Vice-President J. Ross Clack and a party of railroad officials. The road will not be opened for regular traffic before April 1.
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Scripps-Scrae Press Association
Salt Lake
Tab
Los Angeles
J. Ross Clack
Sffivlats
Alleged Robbery Suspects Bound Over to Grand Jury
James Findley and William Kirt, described as colored, charged with stealing a 4 Alabama mand stud and a gold watch from Micuel Wells, a bar proprietor, were bound over in the grand jury at the Woliea Court on Thursday.
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James Findley
Willam Kirt
Tolen
Alamand
Micuel
Wells
Voliana-aave
Barteniier
Sora
Woliea
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
SCRIPPS M RAG PRESS ASSOCIATION EBABT BURFRALO. Receipts and prices for prime steers veal lambs and hogs mixed. Sheep and lambs showed moderate demand with steady prices. Deaths at South Bend report Tsuae Clark a traveling salesman died of apoplexy and Jesse Weary suffocated by coat case.
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East Buffalo
Scripps M Rag Press
Burfralo
Atockers and Fiiders
Jy Lambs
South Bend
Bcripps-3urre Press
Special venire of 75 for Donahue murder trial begins
A special venire of 75 jurors has been ordered by Judge McMahon for the Edward Donahue murder trial in Lake County Circuit Court. The case involves the killing of A. M. North near Tolleston and the trial starts next Monday.
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Acripps-Syrae Press Association
Laporte
Ind
McMahon
Edward Donahue
A. M. Northup
Tollestan
Lake County
Purse Grabbers Bound Over By Grand Jury
Thomas Follig and Sid Baker two colored purse grabbers were bound over to the grand jury by Judge Wharton after a brief examination. They were identified by women they robbed. A dubious medical advertisement follows, promoting Hood's Barispariliu as a blood purifier and cold remedy.
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Thomas Follig
Sid Baker
Grand Jury
Wharton
Indian man wins custody after courtroom face off
Special to The Sun from Buffalo New York Feb. Clara Hewlin of Jefferson street Buffalo carried four baby boys, 22 months old, with her husband Wilbur Hewlin. She faced former husband Jesse E. Penniston of Anderson Indiana in the supreme court. Penniston had sued for divorce after discovering her fidelity issue and was awarded custody only after a tentative agreement allowed him the last born boy following a painful parting as the mother shed tears.
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Buffalo
Clara Hewlin
Jefferson St
Wilbur Hewlin
Jesse E. Peniaton
Anderson
Ind
Supreme Court
Penniston
Hewhin
Hammond
Beat His Wife Beating Arrest Reported in Local Police
Damen Hancock of 407 Waldron Street was arrested Thursday morning by Bicycle Policemen Tuncan and Agkine on charges of beating his wife who works as a domestic in John C. Frost’s family at 150 North Pennsylvania. Neighbors say Hancock avoids work and abuses her whenever possible.
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Damen Hancock
Waldronst
Yhursday
Tuncan and
Agkine
John C. Frost
Pay for Jurors Sparks Debate on Wood Bill
Senator Slack argued against raising petit juror pay from two to a higher amount, calling juror service patriotic and essential to justice. Senator Wood pressed questions on why judges demand fat fees and why lawyers won’t work pro bono. Other senators pressed on public service by politicians. The bill failed for lack of constitutional majority.
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Slack
Justles Seaatar Wood
Stack
Gan
Richmond area farmer's wife found hanging in barn
Special to the SGNJ Richmond Indiana report: Berah Criehield, wife of Owen Critchticht, a farmer three miles north of Richmond, was found hanging in the barn Thursday morning. Suspected despondency cited as motive. discovery made by a relative.
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Richmond
Ind
Berah Criehield
Owen Critchticht
Edinburg Man Found Hanging Near Farm Farm
The body of a man was found hanging in a deserted cowshed on a farm near Paintount several days ago. Identified Thursday as Everett Mozzeil of Edinburg, who had recently returned from the Philippines. He left Farmburg months ago and was found with two strangers near Fairmount. valuables were stripped from the body.
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Scripps-A Bar Press Association
Tanville
Paitnoount
Everett Mozzeil
Edin+ bure ind
Bozzen
Philippines
Farmburg
Waslart Bean
Fairmount
Prisoners march through Moundsville as crowd gathers
Machen and the Groffs, once postal officials convicted of defrauding the United States, pass the town in a public march to the prison. Spectators line the streets as convicts are measured for uniforms and prepared for clerical work in the penitentiary.
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Moundsville
W. VW
Wo Machen
Samone A. Groff
D. A. Groff
Postal Department
Earch
Persia
Iran
Groffs
Machen
Thuy T. OH. Burham
Samuel A. Groft
le Jong
Ray Beard
Marben
Raut Gretta
Suma Groff
Milwaukee Patrolman Arrested for Burglary
Milwaukee patrolman John E. Roach, long with the force, was arrested by his brother-in-law, Fred Peck, for burglarizing George M. Ackerman grocery. Roach, living at 16 Warren Ave with an invalid wife and seven children, allegedly entered the store on duty and took cash from a till before Peck challenged him and restrained him.
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Milwaukee
Win
John E. Roach
Fred Peck
George ML. Ackerman
White
Roach
Warren-ave
Jerge
Galt
Neerl
Atora
Ftix
Peck
Saloon Keeper Sued Over Fatality In Circuit Court
Special to the Sun reports Jn Anderson also known as Joe, and Josephine Dyer of Tauratay sue Anton Berman, a saloon keeper, for damages 82.00 in connection with the death of her husband Charlen Dyer. He was killed by a Pennsylvian drain while intoxicated, and it is alleged Berman sold him liquor that caused him to faint on the tracks.
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Anderson
Joesephine Dyer
Tauratay
Anton Berman
Hlarmages Nynes
Charlen Dyer
Bohrman
Deny Fraud Charge By Two Indicted Lecturers
Jatin Lesher and Withye Jones Iodignangy deny intent to swindle the Indiana public with a planned April to April lecture venture at the Grand Opera House. The case was continued as they claim they sought lawful lectures and financial backing, with only one ticket sold so far and no harm intended.
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Jatin Lesher
Withye Jones
Idianapolia
Thursdiy
Grand Opera House
Comity Jail
George Harcourt
Jones
Vermontst
Cesher
Lesher
Harrisburg
Guy, Prangpacker
Pro. McGinniz
Stata B Drarian
Jonea
Aeent
City Record of a Day Births and Deaths Dominant
A daily city record lists births including L Nee Raney Wade girl Neste Ta Kite Trvngton and others, with locations like 80 Woodlawn and 301 N Btato, among several names such as Benjamin and Eva Mays and George and Marge Nitterhouse. Deaths include Alice Vandumen at City Hospital,Philippine area terms and multiple medical causes. infant and elder names span Camp, Emerson, and Jefferson addresses. Marriages section names Isaac N Day Loretta Pitta Joby W Vent Christine KK, Leo A Wiley Rosalie Sweeney and others in a compact city roster.
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Wade
Neste
Ta Kite
Trvngton
Chartes
Adalark
Massachuetts
Hay Benjamin
Eva Mays
Joy
Hattie Walter
Woodlawn
Hay Jono
Annie Sutter
Carl
Barbara Schaffner
Martindzie
Martindaie
Charles A- Ti
Kate Franke
Irvingdon
Heye Jonn
Della Mondary
Birch
Hoy
George
Marge Nitterhouse
Alice Vandumen
City Hospital
Patalyste
Pearl Ty
Techentin
N. Capito
Patatyss
Day
J. Vincent's
George Gusley
Bird
Palmonaris
Anna B. Wyatt
Ben Davis
Tubeacu- Towty
Elizabeth Braun
Weghurst
B. Minor
Washington
Mosphittic
Sarah Johnson
Camp
Charles Sims
Emerson
Charles F. Schackel
Jefferson
William Dt. Newman
Minnesota
Pneumont
Dumas Sues Rail Line Over Excursion Injury
Mrs. Alice Dumas sues TL E W railway for 5000 damages claiming inadequate passenger care on a Chicago excursion from Indianapolis on Sept 3 198. She alleges a dense crowd forced her up a car aisle and a second crowd pushed through the door causing facial injuries at the Chicago stop.
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Hicago
Indianapaty
Alice Dumas
Dumas
Chitiga
Elevated Track Bill Aims at Fort Wayne Cities
A new elevated track bill introduced in the senate, authored by Senator Huge, would authorize track elevation in cities the size of Fort Wayne. It was drafted to meet a Fort Wayne municipality requirement and its impact on Indianapolis measures remains unclear as Chairman Senator Huge studies how the Aley bill may interfere.
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Senate
Benator Uirey
Ft Wayne
Ft. Wayne
Indianapolis
Indiana electric lines to gain new routes this year
At the Indiana Electric Railway Association meeting in February 9, officials announced major improvements planned for many lines. President L Henry and others spoke as rail officials discussed expansion and new routes. The delegation then returned to Indiana spoils via Thaton.
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J Andereon
Ind
Indiana Electric Railway Saspcrsm
DeaMer L. Henry
Thaton
Governor Improves Ready to Return to Work Friday
Gov Prank Hanly has recovered from illness and expects to be at his office Friday morning.
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Hanly Haa
Hlace
Indianapolis Market Report Sees Mixed Livestock Pricing
CATTLE receipts 1090 with market steady good to choice steers priced up to 5.75 per hundredweight and various weights shown. HOGS receipts weak to moderate with best heavies at 1.76 to 1.90 per pound and pigs around 4.0. SHEEP and LAMBS steady with good to choice offerings at 7.00 to 8.50 per hundredweight. Also notes New York market activity with London buyers and rail trends impacting prices. general market strength limited by activity, with several rail lines showing gains in select routes.
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Indianapolis
Helfern
Tonco
City Grain Prices and Carload Totals
Grain and hay listing shows Wheat and Corn bids with various No. grades and through billing notes. Milling weight and track prices appear, alongside a May clover and rye totals for several cars, with multiple entries and totals across carloads and grades.
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Essler
Stacy
Inspectinna
Anti Pass Bill Debate At Indiana Senate Report
A Thyarabia report covers the Indiana Senate debate over an anti pass bill. Senator Davin explains why no emergency clause was added, arguing that immediate passage would criminalize use of passes. The discussion centers on officials benefiting from railroad and telegraph passes and the potential impact on judges and legislators.
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Senate
State Senate
Indiana
Davin
Little Bills Kill Most Measures In Session
The Thursday session ended with the committee reporting passage of a bill to engrosement while many prominent measures died. A few members defended the need for reform, and Representative Mauya’s bid to restrain railroad abuses drew heated debate. Freight cars and road erasures were discussed as potential issues.
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Stauenter
Loughton
Barrel House Mugs in Police Court Trial
Judge Whallon will question youthful drinkers in police court as three drunken barrel-house loafers face 40 days in the workhouse. The session warns against accessing the city’s alcoholic supply, while mug shots by Burt Parrot of the Mer on gallery depict the three men who may frighten others away from drink.
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Whallon
Burt Parrot
Mer
Chicago Live Stock Prices From Friday Market Report
Chicago live stock prices from Scripps-McRae Press Association show Friday cattle receipts estimated at 4,090 with prime beeves about 5.9846.15 and weights. Hog market around 7 with light and mixed classes. heavy hogs near 5. Graded by condition, native sheep and lambs forecast around 6.10 and 6.40. Cattle, hogs, and sheep prices vary by grade and weight in a brisk market.
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Smicago
Afon
Stead
Ald Holters
H.gragg
Live Stock Prices Report from East St. Louis Market
East St. Louis market report shows steady prices across cattle and sheep. Receipts include stockers and feeders, butchers’ and heavy lots, with notable figures around 3.7k to 4.0k for various classes.
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Bcrips
Grain and dairy prices hold steady in Chicago market
Day for beard Scripps Rae press reports bearish tone with no material changes in grain prices. Wheat futures show limited movement while butter and cheese prices edge higher in Chicago and New York listings.
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Scripps-S Rae Press Association
Chicago
Corm
Scripps-Ssrae Press Association
New York
Feld- Park Fiem
Pau
Turkess
Ballatton Oy
Bosson Plea Fails To Reopen Temperance Debate
Representative Bosson pressed to reconsider the vote moving the Moore temperance bill to third reading. He defended Columbia Club members and argued to allow free expression, but three other speakers could not halt the temperance advocates. The debate resumed without amendment or further debate.
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Bosson
Columbia Club
Bossom
Republican Eth
Indiana
Columnia Club
Nakhat
Ini House
Receiver Faces Inquiry Over Loans and Receivership
Judge Leathers ordered W A Van Treten to file a detailed report as receiver of National Land and Realty, after a suit to replace him. Van Buren admitted loaning 1.7 from company funds without court order or security, saying it was his sole responsibility. Stockholders claim mismanagement and seek a new receiver, while sale of 414 Jota in the Farert Part area is contested.
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Leathers
W. A. van Treten
National Land and Realty Conquiry
Weednesday
van Buren
Herod & Verod
WWPL
Ataris
WWB
Franer
Trompiain
Tt Furiness
Ani
Farert
van Buen
Hhe
Woman Out of Jail Special to The Sun Bedford
Jula Maesey, former wife of Elmer Browning, faced Mayor Smith in Bedford Ind on Thursday seeking a venue change to Justice Harris court. Granted, case set for Feb 28. Maesey released on bond. Jack Acton to be tried on similar charge Thursday.
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Bedford
Ind
Jula Maesey
Dude Cooks
Elmer Browning
Frank Ryans
Sarah Schafer
Smith
Jack Acton
Temperance Victory Sparks Legislative Pressures
A political clash over temperance policy unfolds as proponents and opponents maneuver through the Moore bill and amendments. Cantwell and Morton lead debates while parties clash over gag rules and potential reconsideration, signaling a hard road ahead for liquor legislation. The outcome hinges on the Senate and party dynamics amid ongoing temperance measures.
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Albert Whitridge
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Chicago & Teat Western
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
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