Workmen Horrified by Death at Murat Temple
Edward Cunningham a 30 year old structural iron worker fell 150 feet from icy beams at the Murat temple on New Jersey street and Massachusetts avenue Monday morning. He struck a scaffold brace and basement floor then a four foot ditch before dying of a broken neck and severe body injuries. James Cable worked nearby but could not reach him as workers watched in horror.
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Edward Cunningham
Murat Temple
New Jersey Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Cunningham
Rucker
Harry Pasley
Ohio Street
James Cable
Cable
Professor testifies on benzoate of soda at Rochester lab
Victor John Chambers of the University of Rochester testified before Master in Chancery Daniels about benzoate of soda. He described experiments to assess preservative properties and possible bodily harm. Representing Williams Brothers of Detroit and Curtice Brothers of Rochester, he argued against enforcing the food law clause.
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Victor John Chambers
University of Rochester
Daniels
Williams Brothers
Detroit
Curtice Brothers
Rochester
State Board of Health
Barnard
Martin Hylan to assume police chief post Monday
After serving in every capacity in the police department, Capt. Martin Hylan will become chief of police this Monday afternoon, succeeding Robert Metzger. Fire Chief C. W. Coots will succeed himself as presiding chief of the fire department.
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Martin
Accident shoots Charles Davis at Leo Arnson’s saloon
Charles Davis died after a bullet fired by Bert Goins at Leo Arnson's saloon on Massachusetts Avenue Saturday night. Goins said he did not know the revolver was loaded and Davis died at City Hospital shortly after arrival.
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Charles Davis
Bert Goins
Leo Arnson
Massachusetts Avenue
Davis
Goins
Two County Attorneys Compete For Marion County Role
Marion county harbors two men serving as county attorney as Edward B. Raub and John C. Ruckelshaus contest authority. Raub was appointed by Democrats Von Hake and Kevan on Dec 15 for one year, while Ruckelshaus, appointed by Republicans Mendenhall and Roberts, presented two opinions on school fund loan abstracts. Commissioners deferred a final decision, while Dr. Harry Mackey was named county health officer and about 60 saloon licenses were granted Monday.
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Marion County
Edward B. Raub
von Hake
Kevan
John C. Ruckelshaus
Mendenhall and Roberts
Ruckelshaus
Kervan
Harry 8. Mackey
Two Arrests In Murder of Miss Anna Lloyd in Cincinnati
Miss Anna Lloyd, secretary at Vopor g Hanna Lumber, was slain Friday night. Henry Cook 34 white of Grove Avenue and James Fields 21 black of Cummins and Dempsey Streets were detained on suspicion as city officials reinforced Cumminsville after public anger flared. The investigation focused on a black curly hair clue and a bloody glove found near the scene. The victims’ families endured a grim day as the community grappled with threats and grief.
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Cincinnati
Anna Lloyd
Cumminsville
Henry Cook
Grove Avenua
James Fields
Cummins
Dempsey
Miss Lloyd
Viporg-Hanna Lumber Company
Cook
Fields
Cummineville
Delta Avenue
Burglary Night Raids Net $470 In TV Loot
Burglars used chloroform in two Warsaw street break ins. Tony Gullugo reports $413 stolen from his mother’s property. police doubt the entry through a transom theory. Nearby Joseph Manarda also robbed of cash, suggesting same burglar targeted both homes.
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Tony Gullugo
Warsaw Street
Gulugo
Joseph Manarda
Merrill Street
Maranda
Gullugu
Railroad Conductor Richard Mathers Is Killed In Indiana
Richard W. Mathers a 41 year old Big Four railroad conductor lost his life Friday night in Lynn Indiana after slipping on ice and falling between box cars. His body was brought to Indianapolis and taken to his home on N Bilder avenue for a brief funeral service.
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Richard Mathers
Richard W. Mathers
Lynn
Ind
Indianapolis
N. Bilder Avenue
Morse Sentenced to Fifteen Years in Federal Prison
Charles W. Morse arrives at Atlanta in federal custody to begin a fifteen year term for violation of U S banking laws. He is described as despondent but composed, escorted by two deputy marshals to the Atlanta Federal Prison amid a large onlooker crowd.
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Federal Penitentiary
U. S
Atlanta
Charles W. Morse
Federal
American Finance
Morse
A. S
Seybing
Linkus
Marshal Henskel
New York City
Seybling
Moyer
Birmingham
Southern Railway
Plaza
Jame
Desspair
New York
Federal Prison
SAHM Will Not Run Again Amid Ruling Candidate Update
Albert Gahmm announced Monday that he would not seek re nomination. Doraneals 2 contres aba on Bho.
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Albert Gahmm
Park Board objects to saloon licenses near Fall Creek
Elmer E. Stout of the Park Commissioners files remonstrances with county supervisors against retail liquor licenses for Cartwright at Capitol avenue and Twenty-Sixth street due to proximity to Fall Creek Boulevard. Francis Kissell also objects to Rosenthal license at the same corner saying lease transfer was not allowed and noting the site’s transfer to St. Vincent's Hospital company for a new hospital.
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Elmer E. Stout
Board of Park Commissioners
County Commissioners
Charles Cartwright
Capitol Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
Fall Creek Boulevard
Francis D. Kissell
Mose Rosenthal
Kissell
Robert Sloan
Frederick Kreber
St. Vincent's Hospital Company
Despised Wife Chains Man in Love Triangle
Mrs. Harry B. Wood accused her husband of infidelity after catching him with Daisy Roberts at the Imperial hotel. A scuffle left Mrs. Roberts nursing a nose injury while Wood fled down Illinois Street. Both women, and Wood, were arrested though Mrs. Wood later freed. court postponement sought.
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Harry B. Wood
Daisy Roberts
Pottinger
Imperial Hotel
McCarty
Wood
Ilinos Street
Mrs. Wood
College Avenue Car Service Improves Schedule
Patrons welcome changes as service on College Avenue now runs to Twenty-seventh Street every four minutes and to Thirtieth Street every twelve minutes, with cars no longer terminating at Twentieth Street.
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College Avenue
Twentieth Street
Twenty-seventh Street
Thirtieth Street
Church Opposes Saloon License Near Pentecost Campground
Remonstrance filed against Norman Poland to run a saloon at Dan Long’s former site on W Washington street. Rev John Nelson of Pentecost church signed the protest saying his church has bought adjacent ground. Pentecost plans a camp meeting on their property next summer.
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Norman Poland
Dan Long
Old Place
W. Washington Street
Rmonstrance
John Nelson
Pentecost Church
Poland
Street Car Collides With Garbage Wagon in Tenth Street Incident
A North Illinois street car number 8 collided with a city garbage wagon at Illinois and Teuthae Mongay. Eu gene Howaneste was knocked from the wagon but not seriously injured. Wagon-tank skidded, horse bolted east on Tenth Street.
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Ilinois
Teuthae Mongay
Eugene Howaneste
Tenth Street
Shorter Day in Mills in Worcester Notes
In Worcester Massachusetts on January 3 business notes report Matthew J Whittesey the individual carb pet manufacturer and a brief item titled 2 Unite heniz appears in the snippet.
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Mills
Worcester
Mass
Matthew J. Whittesey
Heniz
Groom Takes Bride's Name In California Marriage
John Melephant Williams and Agnes A Wood reversed custom by having a court change his name to Wood before their wedding in San Francisco. Mrs Wood owns substantial property from her first husband. They reside in Bland Col Elbert county. The ceremony was performed by Rev H R O Malley and followed by the couple returning home.
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San Francisco
Cal
John Melephant Williams
Agnes A. Wood
Wood
Judge Flays Beatings and Orders Thrown Men in Workhouse
In Indianapolis juvenile court Judge Stubbs raged against domestic violence. Edgar Beasley jailed six months and fined 800 for beating his wife to obtain whisky and neglecting children. Benjamin Pyke received 50 days and 60 fine for child neglect. his wife testified he kissed another woman. Margaret OConnor jailed six months and fined 100 for drunkenness and neglect of her three month old. infant sent to maternity hospital.
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Indianapolis
Stubbs
Edgar Beasley
Beasley
Genjamin F. Pyke
Pyke
Margaret O'Connor
Coffey Street
Humane
John Qhine
Southeastern Avenue
Railroads Tied Up by Heavy Rain Storms
Los Angeles lines of Santa Fe and Salt Lake are completely blocked after Friday and Saturday rainfall. No trains arrived or moved for two days from Los Angeles on either road.
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Lob
Anghales
Cal
Santa Fe
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Man Outs Throat After Odd Incident
An unclear report describes a man who allegedly harmed himself or another in a bizarre exchange. Names are partially garbled, but references to a male suspect and a distressed scene appear in fragmented notes. Further details are unreadable in the available text.
Fragmentary OCR Notices Unsure Context
The readable segment mentions Hardin aged years and a garbled description possibly linking to an event or injury. Details are too fragmentary to determine the full event, participants, location, or outcome.
Two murderers electrocuted at Singaing prison
In Singaing N Y two condemned men William Bara buto and William Morse were executed by electric chair. Morse the first to die endured two shocks totaling about two minutes while Morse prayed and asked how many minutes he had left. Barabuto followed with a single prolonged shock and crossed himself before death. Morse had killed a Brooklyn policeman and Barabato killed two Italians in Orange county.
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Ers
Singaing
Wiliam Barabuto
Wiliam Morse
Jones
Chapan
Morse
State
Davis
Moras
Barabuto
Willoughby Street
Brooklyn
Barabato
Gaetano Finiso
Carminio Boarlotta
Sunnyside
Middletown
Orange County
Czar Nicholas Leads Duke’s Funeral Procession on Foot
In a snow and rain storm, Czar Nicholas walked with troops along the route from the railway station to the fortress of Saints Peter and Paul for the funeral of Grand Duke Nicholas who died in Cannes on December 18. The procession included Prince Henry of Russia, Prince Nicholas of Greece, 13 grand dukes and 100 generals and admirals who accompanied the body.
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ST. Petersburg
Nicholas
Nicholaivitch
Saints Peter and Paul
Cannes
France
Henry
Russia
Greece
Felt and Ropkey Form Partnership in Indiana Practice
Greenfield Jan 3 E W Felt former Hancock circuit judge forms a partnership with Fred B Ropkey to practice law in Indianapolis. Felt moves his library from Greenfield to Indianapolis marking the new professional arrangement.
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Greenfield
Lat
E. W W. Felt
Hancock Circuit Court
Fred B.“Ropkey
Will
Indianapolia
Felt
Mayor Shank Takes Office in Formal Inaugural
Mayor Shank assumes leadership at Indianapolis city hall after oath by County Clerk Leon ard Quill. New boards formed, Frank J. Noll continues as clerk of the board, Frank Hose named inspector of asphalt, and Martin Hymnd, Charles E. Coots, and Carl Shaw appointed to Public Safety posts.
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Samuel Lewis Shank
Leonard Quill
Board of Public Works
Christian Schrader
Charles L. Hutchinson
Edward J. O’reilly
Frank J. Noll
Bookwalter
Apa
Fran Hose
Board of Public Safety
Havin
Martin Hymnd
Charles E. Coots
Carl Shaw
Henry W. Klausmann
City Civil Engineers
Joseph B. Kealing
Corporation Co
Harvey Kimball
Lyman K. Babcock
Shank
Harry Wallace
William E Davis
Wallace
Davis
Mr. Wallace
Meyer Shank
L. G. Rothschild
Port of
Indianapolis
Robert Bryson
Charles A. Bookwaite
James McNulty
Ality Hall
Appies
Mr. Shank
Joseph B. Keating
William B. Reilley
Howard Xs Ball
Sia Yee Pre. Geetssor
James A. Colhan
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