Jailed Mabbitts Face Trial Over Baby Death Evidence
In Carroll county a jury hears Minnie Mabbitt and her parents testify as the defense questions the role of Mont Mab butts in the infant death case. Witnesses describe the girl’s pregnancy, alleged conversations, and plans to hide the child, while defense portrays the family’s tragedy and Minnie’s plea for acquittal.
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Luella
Minaie
Alentha
Mont
Liver S
Burns
Wim
Suiorer
Joseph
Trent
Isaac Waggoner
Minnie
Martha Alleman
Oris
Tadiana Ave
Pollock
Pri
Raitt Tom Sheehan
Criminal Court Room
Cris Mabbitt
Siinnie
Annie
Liveryman Ward
Maul
Tudiananolis
Indianapolis
Vlora
P. J. Wishard
Jon Woodford
Ward Bros
Oris Mabbitton
Minnie Mabbitt
Diphusion
Mout
Mabbitt
Amer Green
Carrell County
Minie
Moni
Aimerrreen
Veintier
Carrell Enuuty
Lodhvnapolis
Minuie Mabbitt
Isani
Flora
Oider
Sus
Mrs. Stone
An Pixon
Little’s Hotel
Laby
Frankfort
Tnd
Fiera
Dunn
Mattie Holly
Alberts
Sosueh
Courtroom crowd swells as trial drags into late hours
Spectators packed the criminal court room while prosecutors clashed with defense over admissibility of statements. Cross examination revealed admissions about letters and visits to a doctor, with a dressy spectator in yellow near the gallery as tension rose. Proceedings adjourned for advisement with a large audience awaiting reentry and a possible late finish.
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Mora
Holtzman
Eourt
Criminal Court Room
Giri
Dr. Librook
Young America
At & Fel
Mont
Sadie Cox
Amta Hall
Ira
Special Davitsiion For Waiting Mental Work Now Open
A special division is extended to all waiting mental work and who want work that is strictly first class. Call at once at No 30 Circlast west side and consult Dr Brown. Office open 9 to 12 a m Sunday. Cut Flowers Betterman pros florists 37 43 Mass ave Tel S30.
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West Side
Tcansult
Brown
Betterman
Mass
Tel
Huston Resigns Prompting Indiana Successor Talk
Washington Feb 2 Spl report says State Treasurer Lerueke of Indiana will likely succeed Huston as United States Treasurer. Amid retirement chatter, Huston disputed at first but then resisted reconsideration. Old tensions with President Harrison persist. a farewell exodus to private life begins as retiring lawmakers prep for departure. Senator Hearst and Custom in fragile health fuel further Washington chatter. Blairy Nominated to China post to succeed Denby.
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Wington
Iitfe
Huston
Ersot
Air Huston
Iusten
Oba
Lemechke
Indiana
Ri Huston
Dt Nocke
Ely
Husto
Ars Sand
Seeanne
Finston
Harrison
Washington
Lerueke
United States
Senate
Sauuriay
Congress
Lanmunge
Remgar
Tian Bers
Jia
Henry W. Blairy
New Bankshire
Denby
China
Destructive Floods Sweep West. Watts Family of Seven Drowned
San Francisco reports widespread floods across the country. Yuma is submerged with 1200 villagers fleeing to hilltops. Gila river trestle bridge collapsed. telegraph and rail lines cut. Tia Blanco near the border almost destroyed. San Gabriel area rivers widen to 1460 feet, Watts family of seven drowned as city lies near submersion. immense desolation noted.
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San Francisco
Yuma
A. T
Gila River
Tiaenana
San Gabriel
Watts
Ail Gisse Zulaces
Humane society sues over pigeon shooting in Nevada court
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has brought action against Chas Cook in Justice Alford's court in Tonopah Nevada alleging unlawful shooting of pigeons at a recent match. The case, anticipated by many observers, centers on animal cruelty concerns arising from the event.
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Humane Sobviety For the
Chas
Cook
River floods disrupt Cincinnati and rail services
Floods knocked out the New York Central railroad schedule as waters rose along the river at Cincinnati. The report notes legal figure Tochant involved in Cronin case, excitement in Chicago and New Orleans over leprosy counts, and Frederick Fuupress leaving Paris for England. The Senate debated a civil bill and the House discussed shipping policy.
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Cincinnati
N.Y. Central Road
I C
Tochant
Cronin
Deal
Chicago
New Orleans
Frederick
Paris
England
United States Senate
House
Local and distant tragedies and legal notices mix in brief
Mrs P P Coffrey of Omaha inherits 875000000 from her father John Y Neall of Bradford England. Colorado and Gila rivers flood Yuma Arizona. In Milwaukee Wisconsin Miss Gertrude Hickok A il waukee drowns herself after love affair. A snow slide at Inwin Colorado buries nine at a boarding house. Non union workers at Braddock wire works shoot strikers, killing John Hopday and John Trainer.
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P. P. Coffrey
Omaha
Neb
Hur
John Y Neall
Bradford
England
Yuma
A. T
Colorado
Gila
Gertrude Hickok
Ailwaukee
Inwin
Col
Braddock Wire Works
John Ffopday
John Trainer
Springhill Mines Inquiry Probes Lamp Use Report
Inspector Gilpin returns from Springhill where he investigated a colliery disaster and hears a claim that two miners carried oven lamps in their pockets and extinguished them when approached. Work to resume in the north seam soon, with full crew eventual. Halifax relief fund reaches five thousand. In Keei’s Synph official decision bars Koch’s Ismiph from individual importation via mail except for hospitals.
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Fiauivasx
N.S. Fel
Inspector-of-mines
Gilpin
Springhil
Springhill
Trn
Halifax
To Fill a Vacaney in Washington Pep
An executive committee of the national Republican committee plans a meeting in early March or early April to appoint W J Campbell of Chicago to fill the vacancy created by George P Davis's resignation. The meeting aims to appoint a replacement for the Vacaney position.
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Washington
Pep
W. OW. Dudley
National Republcigan Commiittee
W. J. Campbell
Chicago
George P. Davis
Tragic Mob Attack Ends in Fatal Shooting in Abbeville
In Abbeville on Tuesday night Alen Wert, a Black man, allegedly attempted to assault two young children. A pursuing mob shot Wert as he tried to escape, killing him. Local authorities report the incident as a deadly mob action with investigation pending.
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Macox
Alen Wert
Abbeville
Reyes
Fla
Ano
Bowl of Sporting Fragments and Fights Abroad
Patchwork update from the sports world mentions Pete Browning likely to play, a glove contest between Swish and Poke Woods for $100, a suit against live bird shooters, Nevada licensing for knuckleweight boxing, a prize fight bounty for Tom Ryan and td Barlleil, and various bouts and incidents including a fight in New Richmond and postponement at Watkinson hall.
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Pete Browning
Pittsburg
Prusv
Jack Stanton
Tina Sus
Poke Woods
The
Humane Society
Brightton Beach
Nevada
Hovey
Tom Ryan
Td Barlleil
Chikagro
Lake Varnaly
Holliday
al. Johnson
Vriday Clark
Crawfordsville
Man West
Chicago
Brotherhood
Anson
Tone John Reilly
Georgia
Athens
John Se Sullivan
John
Admission Offers For Battle Of Atlunia Event
An advertisement notes low price entries for the Battle of Atlunia exhibit at the Cyclorama with admission as low as 30 cents on select dates. Includes references to office desks at Wm. L. Eiders and travel insurance by Traveler's.
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Wm. L. Eiders
Battle of
Atlunia
First Laral Press Chub entertainment at Plymouth church
The First Entertainment of the Laral Press Club at Plymouth church Thursday evening drew a large crowd and favorable notices. Nir Romeo Johnson led the program, with Mrs Zelda Seguin Wallace and Miss Mary Leathers receiving strong applause. Hart's orchestra supplied music and a reception followed, leaving attendees with a vivid sense of a rare evening of amusement.
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Plymouth Church
Nir
Romeo Johnson
Zelda Seguin- Wallace
Mr Y
Burdette
Riles
Mr. Riley
Fortune
Press Club
Hart
Unusual Garnishment Case Before Justice Triday
A case before Justice Alford Triday involves Chas Shaw a Brichtwool grocer and his actions garnishing William Cole’s wages. Cole worked on an Illinois railroad and faced starvation after earning were attached. Shaw faces potential penalties and Cole contemplates damages suit if the state prevails.
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Alford Triday
Clifford & Browder
Chas. Shaw
Shaw
Brichtwool
Wm. Cole
Win
Cale
Ehay
Cole
Murderer West Hanged in Wasincros Pa
West was executed Thursday afternoon after hiding a sharpened iron in his vest. He plunged it into his neck before the drop, was dragged to the scaffold, and the trap sprang, ending the condemned man’s life.
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West
Wasnincros
Wm. West
Indiana weather warm with rain forecast for Indianapolis
For Indianapolis and vicinity the 24 hours ending 8 am weather outlook shows fair skies but near stationary temperatures. In other news, Miss Helen remains the central figure in a social scandal as authorities pursue charges after an evening in Boston.
Limited mail trains spark public desire to ride
The article notes a revived interest in the limited mail train, with improved features making it seem more natural to passengers. Shenandoah activities pick up for the week, while Miss Me Cinty, a Rus seller comedy, draws business despite stage-talk criticisms. Advertising stunts, including piano ads and a western handcar maker, intrigue theatergoers. An actor in a new production earned extra pay for incidental champagne brand mentions.
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Chicara
Russell
City Charter Battle Drags In House Amid Salary Clash
A lively session in the Indiana House features heated debate over the city charter bill and the fee and salary measure. Senators push to adjourn sine die, while amendments grant the mayor power to appoint with council approval. Observers note tense mood as lawmakers voice concerns on spending and governance.
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Senate
Jarre
Mounts
Lata
Hesdon
Vic Rasmus
Inman
Senator Shackney
Enmages
Sclons
Todiana
Hasutus Shanks
Sts
I’viday
Quarreling Royals and War Losses Highlight Turbulent News
Fragmented OCR yields a chaotic blend of items: royal quarrels between Eresh and Laince of Wales, British capture of Trawabawas Wantlie with 27 dead, and claims of 38,000 women and children killed by rebels in Lauique Chili. Also mentions US bishops, an unknown woman with Gen Toulapger in Brussels, French artists sending works to Berlin, Frederick’s Paris visit, baptism of Count Pepnenheim’s infant daughter in Berlin, and US Minister Chelps as godfather. A garbled medical anecdote closes, discussing doctor advice and illness.
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Laince
Wales
Trawabawas
Wantlie
Lauique
Chili
United States
Toulapger
Brusseils
Gay Thaiye Seri
Berlin
Peress Frederick
Paris
Pepnenheim
Chelps
Kiekeik
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