Minnie Mabitt Case Testimony Details Threats Confinement
West Indianapolis Marshal Jenkins testified about the creek where the baby was found and the child's clothing while coroner Manker identified the bruise and strap. Minnie Mabitt recounted her arrest and promises of life imprisonment if she spoke, with jurists debating threats and admissibility as the trial continued under crowded court corridors.
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Marshal Jenkins
West Indianapolis
Minnie Mabbitt
Manker
Dunn
Algaler
Kern
Pollard
Holtzman
Cox
Alrunn
Minnie Mahe Hitt
Criminal Court
Aly Poward
Thos
Jisser
SUN
Minnie
Tndianapolis
Flora
Lofelock
Dee
Shafer
Bruce
Mont
Oris
Little's
Houltaman
Miss
Sami
Fisher
Oficar Raperte
Fries
Avigrley
John We Kealing
Blodgett
Mingle
Kern Here
Partialy
Uutria
Esc Apt. Brace
Dtr
Dana
Pall Creek
Mili Nidates
le Gallows
Fas
Mabisti
Teal
Bey
Suidern
Dow
Commereich
Ris
Weise
Criss
Doe
Callipa
Tilly
Srey
Girten
Great gas well sighted near Speldville Tennessee
Speldville Tennessee February 25 excitement ran high after a local natural gas well reached a massive volume of 068,000 feet per day. The Citizens' Natural Gas Company stockholders gathered as rumors spread of wealth, while directors refused to sell stock to outsiders at any price.
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Sheibyville
Speldyville
Bas Woo
Deadly work in North Carolina leaves children dead
A Saturday night incident in Gates county North Carolina left two children dead and many others injured or missing. Wires were down and details remain scarce while investigators assess the scene and cause. Local residents describe a chaotic event with extensive damage reported across the area.
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Luone
Vin
Sunbury
Gates County
N.C
Satures Of Sporting Lips Dog Show And Jockey Club Meet
The New York dog show heads to San Antonio Texas with a 315000 purse for Pitt Simmons and Hall in November. The Washington jockey club opens April 2 against ten NYs with purses near 21000. John Prince the cyclist has 86 medals and LA cups after a six day ride with 20 horses, scoring 14 miles and leaving the track briefly. A Cincinnati league dispute notes Al Johnson’s high profile case amid syndicate funding and payments.
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New York
San Antoniio Texas
Pitesimmons
Hall
Washington Jockey Club
Tennys
John Prince
Fn Tii
Mr. Brush
Indianapolis
al Johnson
Cincinnati
Bat Johnson
Chicago Post
Edina business district fire and losses reported
Wire whispers recounts Tuesday fires in Edina Missouri destroying businesses and 100000 in value. San Bernardino California floods wash away crses and barns. A man in Chicago shoots his wife and injures his own brother before arrest. Reading road accident near Garden Station Pennsylvania causes no deaths but railway lease valued at 150000. Janes Dougherty, who killed Dr. Lloyd in Blair? Bush asylum, is sentenced to life in prison. Dougherty owns lover of Mary Anderson in the Traveler's Insurance?
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Edina
San Bernardino
Cal
Dos
Tomer
sChicaco
Reading Road
Gardan Station
Janes Dougherty
Lloyd
Blatbush, Pa
Pen
Dougherty
Mary Anderson
Indiana legislators Endure Fifth Session Debates
The Senate and House debated reforms as inflation bites and workload grows. Senators Yaryan Hobson and Hubbell voiced frustration with Democrats, the fee and salary bill, and long session length while Rep Lindemuth warned of limited gains. The governor did not sign the flambeau bill, taxation measures advanced, and the house considered abolishing a mines inspector and other budgeting bills.
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Althaus
Torth
Senate
House
I £ En
Assembly
Yaryan
Hobson
Parke County
Sunita
Accient
Rew
Lonhe
Sili
Hubbell
Thompson
Russia
Caur
Marion
Siberia
Anid
Caifiths
Niblack
Excent
Haggart
General Assembly
S. Ff
Lindemuth
Uncle Jerry Rusk Horse Book Receives Praise Across Nation
From Washington February 25. Uncle Jerry Rusk's report on diseases of the horse is praised as a premier government public document. The 600 page work includes 54 plates with horse anatomy engravings. Congressmen seek this first edition and award large premiums to contributors including leading veterinarians and Senator Gorham. A hickory cane from Licking County Ohio is sent with a complimentary letter from the Democratic club. John Sherman plans retirement at the end of his term. his brother’s death accelerates Lagalls’ succession as president pro tempore.
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Wis
Govlin
Wasuinatos
Jerry Rusk
Aorse
Secretary of Agriculture
Fenater Gorham
Licking County
Ohio
Clu
Thera
Noblesville Lacks Baseball Manager For Business Readiness
Noblesville would be fully equipped for business if they only had a baseball manager. Laborers in Noblesville own more property than any Indiana city. Warren Bushfield, 12, Jeffersonville, missing from home. family fears drowning in the Ohio. Joe Hickey, 19, Richmond, assaulted and badly beaten Monday night. Picky Tobin and George Conners, supposed assailants, under arrest.
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Noblesville
Indiana
Jis
Warren Bushfield
Jeffersonville
Ohio
Joe Hickey
Richmond
Tobin
George Conners
Contained contraband aboard La Bretagne and other vessels
Passengers on board sle and schooncurry loaded with contraband goods were found. Marie Brocton and A Uiraut hid jewelry, cramau and trinkets valued at Shohuo, strapped around waists. Local forecasts warn of colder weather for Indianapolis and vicinity. Senator Wilson of Maryland died of heart disease in Washington.
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Sle
Schooncurry
A. Uiraut
Trom
Marie Brocton
la Bretagne
Prolific Police Court Roundup From A Busy Tuesday
A crowded police docket mentions Jade Will hosting a reception for the general assembly, several thefts and assaults including overcoat thefts and a burglary case, and multiple youths in court. It notes medical society discussions, streetcar and railway injury claims, and a tempest of other local incidents with births, deaths, and marriages reported.
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Tiere
Ofticn
Anderson
Jade
General Assembly
Nettie Henderson
Teesdas
Riley
Norpile
Grand
County Medical Society
Wase
Mary Faulkning
Lewa
Mattie Coller
Fron
Misa Campbell
Win. Grifin
Thomas Connors
Bour
Kenton Wilson
Mary Brown
Martha
Brown
Street Railway Company
Irvington
Schrader
Webb
Laoisst
Daniel Matthews
Valen Heme
Pitty
Geo. W. Baker
Criminal Court Room
Senate Committee On Cities and Towns
Sullivan
Bailey
Ab Jen
Citizens’ Election Ule Company
D. W. Mitchell
Illinois
Collin, Cheenstreet &Co
Lodianapolis
Mitchell
Averus
Pat
Mary Campini
Henry
Sarah Weshimbe
O. S
Edith McCarty
Otto
Amalie Heli
John and
Mary Murphy
S. T
Bila Rohmson
J. T
Mrs. Davis
Mrs. We
Mary Graham
Miner Rescue After Ten Days Entombed in Jeansville Cave
Terrible ordeal of Entualsci Miners ends when Mashiskowicz and four others are pulled free from Jeansville mine after ten days trapped. Survivors recall rationing pork, bread, and cheese, drinking sulfur water, and fighting rats as they endured extreme cold and darkness. One man alone remained conscious at rescue. all are expected to recover.
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Vilkesh Pu
Beb
Jeansville
Tsabl
Mashiskowicz
Prisoners Enduring Workhouse Labor Debate
A lawyer condemns easy workhouse terms for petty criminals arguing that since the workhouse’s construction six years ago offenders are kept idle and fed at county expense. He suggests forcing stone breaking on streets to deter crime and cites statutes guiding county labor in public works.
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St Vieuic
Atlas
World House
Rome
TSS
ISS
Tech
Wabash Man Fined In Seduction Suit At Andrews Wis
Wabash Ind February 25. Special Judge Charles Lower, a railway supervisor, awarded Minnie Holdren damages of 1000 in a seduction suit heard at Andrews Wisconsin with a change of venue from Huntington county. Judge Hovey of Greensburg appointed to the seat on the bench after the death of a previous judge Berkshire. Miller described as short and smooth-faced though claimed tall and robust in intellect.
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Wabash, Ind
Charles Lower
Wabash
Andrews
Wis Nes Madetad
Minnie Holdren
Huntington County
Dideo Biter
Diow, Hovey
Judee
Greensburg
Diwige Berkshire
Miller
Prize fighter freed after paying fine
Tomnyan, the prize fighter fined by Judge Johnston Tuesday, was released from confinement after paying the sum. Cardinal Gibbons denies report of being summoned, remains noncommittal on planned trip. An unknown British steamer wrecked near Peracoke, thirty-five saved, one missing. Miss Garner of New York married Marquis De PBretenil in Paris. Minister Reid gave the bride away.
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Cyows Pool
Ind
Bel
fSpli
Tomnyan
Johnston
Ecnerdag
Nokeonk
Peracoke
N.C
Paris
Miss Garner
New York
Marquis de Pbretenil
Reid
Cardinal Gibbons Declines Rome Trip Amid Global Turmoil
Reported edicts and unrest circulate as Cardinal Gibbons refuses to travel to Rome. Strikes disrupt Rio de Janeiro, a Paris banker flees with 120000 dollars, and Prince Napoleon is reported ill. King Humbert visited the sick leader on Tuesday. In Blackburn, 10000 weaving rooms idle with 3000 workers. Two Austrian ministers were mauled by wolves while sleighing near Tamesvar. Osman Digma's forces clash with Egyptians. several gheiks killed.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
Rio Janeiro
Place Boreldieu
Paris
Prince Napoleon
King Humbert
Blackburn
England
Tamesvar
Austria
Osman Digma
Digma
Something Entirely New at Brown's Dental Parlors
A brief note describes dental plates for artificial teeth made at Brown's Dental Parlors with the office hours from dawn to 1 7 a m and Sundays, indicating a concise local business notice and unusual phrasing.
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Brown
Carpenters and Painters Talk Union Tactics
Carpenters and painters meeting in the morning discuss independence from bosses and seek wage terms. William Baker, walking delegate, hints at an understanding with employers while pledging to pursue union plans for contract wages and fair hours. Robert Ring cites current rates 25 to 27 cents per hour with demand for a new scale. Building trades group plans a conference April 1 to formalize an agreement.
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Sone Telion
Sen
Wm. Baker
Sir Baker
Crey
Robert Ring
Kingan
Labor unrest sweeps Chicago as builders brace for wage hikes
Moiekeca February 2 reports laborers across building trades except bricklayers are restless amid fears of foreign labor influx. Carpenters and related crafts demand higher wages and may unite, with threats of potential bloodshed to push demands. Business outlook dampened by spring uncertainty. Also reports of 1900s antiwar killings and Brazil constitutional adoption.
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Chicago
Moiekeca
Frontier stars sing as five managers patch peace for Parke week
The Shanghai era notes show five managers booked for Shenandoah Parke next week with two groups performing in halves. Mir Bronson Howard royalties are corrected to 85 007 742 up to February 14. George Coleman junior writes She heir at how with Jefferson and Migrance. Dr Pangloss by Jefferson. Florence presents Zekiel Homespun
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Wmn. A. Brady
Bronson Howard
Chicago
George Coleman the Younger
D Jefferson
Migrence
Jefferson
Dr. Pangloss
Florence
Zekiel
Special invitation for first class dental work offered
A notice invites all seeking dental work of the highest quality to call at once at No. 30 Circles on the west side and consult Dr. Brown. The office is open from 1 a.m. to Sunday, with services starting at $1.12.
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No. 30
West Side
Brown
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