Weaning the Defendant in McDonald will case
The McDonald will fight dominates a Hastings court day as Attorney Harris defends Mrs. McDonald against forgery and undue influence charges. He questions the evidence and casts doubt on witnesses while praising the defendant amid a crowded Nesnesville courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nornesviaon
Ind
Harris
McDonald Will
McDonald
Arthur Hutchins
Myra
RicDonald
Malcolm McDonald
Wade
J. M. Butler
Arthur Nutching
Senator McDonald
Butler
T. P. Haughey
Waughey
Alpheus Snow
Chicago
Sixperts Ewell
Tolman
Nenesville
Snow
J. B. Butler
Maurice Butler
Harria
Parke Daniels
Courts of Justice
Nossesville
Cropsey
Cropgey
Seventh-day Adventists Meet in Battle Creek Conference
International conference of the Seventh-day Adventists meets in Battle Creek with delegates from Africa Australia Sweden Finland Germany Russia. Church and state will be considered and the five Paris Adventists arrested for working on Sunday will be defended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Day Adventists
Battle Creek
Mich
International Conference of the Seventh-day Adventists
Africa
Australia
Sweden
Finland
Germany
Russia
Sharpsville Fire Destroys Multiple Businesses
Sharpsville were burned Monday night destroying the business portion. Haynes Shook's general store Adams' drug store Garretson Baxter's general store and Chas Eoul ton' barber shop were burned.
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Sharpsville
Tirron
Ind
Haynes & Shook’s
Adams’ Drug Store
Garretson & Baxter’s
Chas, Eoulton
Local notices from West Indianapolis court issues and births
City records show arrest of LiF. Wi. Woods of Boston for grocery break in. Indictments leveled for grand and petty larceny and burglary. Coroner probes infant death from hemorrhage tied to care deficiency. A $10 000 damage suit over a drill entered as evidence. A list of marriages licenses issued and several deaths with causes noted.
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Wi. Woods
Boston
West Indianapolis
Albert Hitzelburger
Keaner
North Indianapolis
Warnest Stomans
Otto Meyer
John T.s Woodward
Isaac Harris
William Warrel
Warner Faust
George
James Moore
Enzlan
Middlest
Charles M. Decker
Atlas Machine Works
Decker
Lizzie Carpenter
Hiram
Charlotte Green
William and
Johanna Haschlager
Henry
Sadie Schnoll
Thomas
Dorca Morris
EB. i
Mary Smith
Harry
Dora Phillips
Wim
Laura Cox
Arthur
Lottie Johnson
Samuel
Josis Parker
Drarus
Amelia Hoffer
Myrtle Broadstreet
James G. Thomas
T. H. Sharpe
Mary Parker
Adam West
Morris Mack
Dalla English
Katharine Wolfe
Isaac W. Todd
Annie J. Moore
John G. Posten
Bertha K. Mueller
Bruce Carr Dies Ex Auditor of Indiana at Home
Bruce Carr ex auditor of Indiana dies at 44 in Indianapolis after illness following a brief collapse at the Fidelity Building and Savings Bank union. He enlisted as a soldier in 1861, educated himself afterward, and held multiple business and fraternal roles. survived by brothers, a daughter, and divided from his wife.
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Fidelity Building and Savings Bank Union
Vance Block
Bruce Carr
Indiana
G. J. Robinson
N. Penn
Mr. Carr
Anell
John and
Reed Carr
Henry Reed
Robert Clark
Dr. Combs
Orange County
Ind
Jie
Indiza
Tippecanoe
Harrison
President
McPherson
Carr
A. C. Dailey
Boone County
Oow
Horsebreaders’ Insurance Association of Indiana
Indianapolis Driving Club
Indiana Horse Breeders’ Association
State Bank of Indiana
Fie
Indiana Underwriters’ Association
Brookside
City
Kansas
Uni'n
Raper Commandery
Blystic Tie Lodge
Cincinnati
Funeral arrangements announced for Bruce Carr
Bruce Carr dies after facial erysipelas and meningitis. Funeral plans show state ceremonies led by Sidney W. Douglas with a Union Station escort by Mysticus lodge and Raper commandery. Pallbearers include Lieut Gov Nye and Sen Isaac Leyden. Burial to Orleans, Indiana with services in Greencastle junction before final train.
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Pennsylvania St
S. Pennsylvania St
Orleans
Uid
Care
Union Station
Mysticus Lodge
Raper Commandery
K. T
Vandalia
Greencastle Junnetion
Ernye
Sidney W. Douglas
Hivansville
Laporte
Isaac P. Leyden
New Albany
Martin H. Rice
Nicholas Ruckle
Indianapolis
Christian Fetta
Richmond
Jacob J. Todd
Bluffton
Harvey Lafollette
New York City
Columbia
Messrs. LaFollette
Robinson
Carr
Centralave
Bruce Carr
Chicago
Combs
Reporter to doctor and statesman I G Thornton
I G Thornton, a Clay county representative serving in the legislature, is a former newspaper reporter and current physician with 18 years of practice. educated at Indiana State University Bloomington and Rush Medical College, he also writes for magazines and serves as Vandalia railroad surgeon. He authored mining bills and an election date change measure. He is about 46, six feet tall, with a distinctive wardrobe and a poised oratorical style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. Thornton
Clay County
State University At
Bloomington
Rush Medical College of
Chicago
Thornton
Vandalia
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Nicaragua Ship Canal
Senate
House
Union Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
Monongahela River
Allegheny County
Tracey
New York
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Howell E. Jackson
Gladstones Home Rule Speech Mixed Reception in London
News from New York and Washington reports mixed reaction to Gladstone's home rule address. The Times says Gladstone achieved a complete, unquestioned triumph while Irish leaders O'Brien Davitt and Dillon hail the bill as a strong settlement. Other items note county efforts in Indiana and ongoing U.S. debates on canals, bridges, and bank safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teishinen
New York
Tribune
Gladstone
Times
Cabie
Wm. O’brien
Michael Davitt
John Dillon
America
Ireland
Balfour
Hermit Scholar Destroys Mind Under Spirit Haunting
George Cole an early northern Indiana pioneer dies in Laporte County poorhouse after years as a hermit. He studied intensely in youth, then fell prey to delusions of being haunted by evil spirits guiding his mind. Severe weather confined him to a ramshackle cabin where spirits prevented him from cutting wood.
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Ilim
Varraraiso
Ind
George Cole
Indiana
Laporte
Cole
PARKKHURST SPY SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS IN PRISON
Charles W. Gardner chief spy for Reverend Parkhurst’s crime prevention society was jailed for two years at hard labor for blackmail involving a disorderly house. He was caught with marked money supplied by the woman. The Recorder condemned his lawyers Gott and Jerome for contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biackiill
Charles W. Gardner
Dr. Parkhurst
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Smyth
Gardner
Nolice
Messrs. Gott
Jerome
Gott
O Donnell Trial Ties Pinkertons to Homestead clashes
Pinkerton witnesses testifying in the murder trial of Mugh O'Donnell described meetings at Homestead with barges arriving and Pinkerton surrender. They testified O'Donnell promised protection if they surrendered and directed men on the bank during the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Mugh O'Donnell
Cooper
Brooklyn
Pinkertons
O’donnell
W.H. Burt
Pinkerton
O'Donnell
Joseph Malloy
Flour Trust Formed Affects Wheat Markets In several cities
A Minneapolis special reports a flour trust formed with Hubbard of Minneapolis driving the plan. Buffalo Chicago St Louis Milwaukee Duluth and Minneapolis millers join while some large mills decline. A new price schedule will take effect after the next harvest and anti option legislation influences the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binture
New York
Minneapolis
Hubbard
Uncle Sam Wins Gilbert Islands Clash and Court Notes
The State Department reveals U S pressure on Britain to recognize its Gilbert Islands agent Rickson and to apologize for an insult. The president demands removal of a Unified warship from Pago Pago harbor. In Washington police court a hack driver, Atkinson, fined for whipping his wife after claims of provocation. In Senate Quay seeks details on World’s Fair funds and Sunday closing. Houck proposes Sunday noon openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of State
Pacific Ocean Islands
Uncle Sam
Great Britain
Ricks
Gilbert Islands
Pago-Pago
Harry Atkinson
Southside
Atkinson
Frank Jeafette
Ohio
Gold policy push discussed in Washington talks
The president and Secretary Foster led a cabinet conference on the gold sit uation. Foster urged a message to Congress calling for repeal of the silver purchase act, stating no plan to issue bonds to bolster the gold reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Feo
Foster
Congress
Indiana Weather Turns Snowy as Cold Wave Signals Rise
The forecast for Indiana calls for local rain turning to snow and markedly cooler conditions by morning. By midday a dispatch instructed hoisting the cold wave signal as temperatures are expected to drop 16 to 25 degrees by Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana Legislature Debates Building and Loan Protections
The fifty-eighth general assembly met after 10 am with lawmakers in both Senate and House. Gifford and Ader bills seek to shield Indiana building and loan associations from foreign rivals. Magee adds tax on paid up stock. Floor spats, amendments, and reports shade a busy session with railways, appointive power, and budget items under debate.
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Asasembly m
Senate
Gifford
Indiana
Magee
Ader
House
Prises South
Joint Committee On Prison South
Be Kane
Soseus A
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Syopsey
Marsh
Washington St
John M. Butler
James I. McDonald
City Lif
Usda
Gladstones Bpport
County Agricultural Society
LIVE
Parkkhurst
O Donn Sun
Lindsay
Valentine
Carlisle
Lovursville
William Lindsay
A Great Flour Trust
SHA
New Youk
Frazar
Neptune
Kiundsvig
Dundee
Sun
Uncle Sas
Lie
John Bull
Khore’ Gond
Ayer
Ingiana Building and Loan Associations
Armour
Passage
Jerry” Colling
Wilson
Marion
Haggard
Meredith
Hench
McMullen
Clinton Counory
Fippen
Erwin
Blair
Stover
St. Joseph
Col
W.B. Roberts
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