Wifes-murder case to go to jury on Wednesday
Adler and three others face a jury verdict on a Wednesday afternoon. The accused include Jacob and lis, with listed associates Louis Sh. William E. Brown, and Chas. M lis. The case involves a homicide in Indianapolis and surrounding Camy township with named witnesses and local assistants. The Mallard ship and related figures appear in the fragmented notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adler
Jacob & Lis
Louis Sh
EF. Brown
Thdianapolis
Indianapolis
Chas
M Lis
Albert J. Camy
Township
Win
Mallard
Fons Ard
Seibert An
Pravin Oonshiy
Young Portland Clerk's Gift Rebounds as Miner Turned Millionaire
In a dramatic tale from Portland, Barney Fountain lent $600 to invalid colleague Eugene Bertram. Bertram moved to South Africa, thrived in mining shares, and became a millionaire, repaying Fountain with a £800,000 fortune and a London exchange gift. Fountain plans to sail to Cape Town after February.
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Portland
Ore
U. P
Barney Fountain
Eugene Bertram
Fountain
Bertram
England
South Africa
Cape Town
Sam
London
Barney
Liverpool
Where is Reeves disappeared baker on E Washington
Fred Reeves, bakery worker for Omar Smith on E Washington, is missing after supper on Wednesday night. His wife suspects elopement with another woman. He was last seen leaving home to go downtown and did not return. He failed to appear at his shop by Thursday afternoon, leaving a wife and five children seeking him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reeves
Omar Smith
E. Washington Sr
Still Doubtful Is the Condition of Gallivan's Victims
The condition of Mrs. Murphy and Samuel Paugh, shot by Patrick Gallivan, remains critical with physicians unable to declare them out of danger at City hospital. Post office distribution clerks were tested for accuracy with 661 letters. Jesse Avery delivered 824 pieces flawlessly, besting others. Buck handled 1,044 items with 99.80 percent efficiency, Clinton posted 46 pieces a minute, while averages ranged around 19.88 to 98.83 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Hanna
Chas. Baughman
J. J. Clinton
Fort Wayne poised for next Democratic congressman pick
J. McDonald, Democratic editor from Ligonier, attends the state board of agriculture meeting and predicts Fort Wayne will win the next Democratic representative from district 12. Fort Wayne candidates include Sam Foster, J. M. Robison, and P. A. Randall with Robison favored for the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. McDonald
Ligonier
State Board of Agriculture
Fort Wayne
Sam Foster
J. M. Robison
P. A. Randall
Joe the pinman and wife begin cross-country wager trek
Joe the pinman, his wife, and their dog Frisco arrive in Indianapolis amid a Boston to San Francisco race begun Oct 1. They must travel and back in a year without riding, selling millions of pins and pencils to win a $5,000 stake. He aims to finish in Indianapolis, with daily expenses capped at one dollar and no purchases allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Indianapolis
Boston
San Francisco
Boston Globe
Ife
Nuglish
Sub blank demand for new 100 million loan grows
New York reports no bond change as subscription blanks for the 100 million dollar loan arrive at the sub-treasury. Early demand appeared strong and officials expect supply to be exhausted soon. Assistant Jordan has returned from Washington and may have discussed bank arrangements to secure government gold if gold reserves deteriorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dan. O
U. P
Wall St
Sub-Treasury
Jordan
Washington
United States District Attorney targets 32 railroads pool
The U S district attorney Macfarlane filed a bill in US circuit court against the 32 railroads forming the joint traffic association. They will seek an injunction January 17 to stop operating under the alleged illegal pool. Also included are local political notes on the Indiana state committee, district delegates, and conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
New York
C. P
United States
Macfarlane
United States Circuit Court
Joint Traffic Association
Fitzsimmons Drops Hint of Blood in Training Matchups
Ex Paso Texas January 9 report: Dan Stuart arrives with Jack Everhardt and trainer Everhardt to face Sorace Leeds. Fitzsimmons intensifies training under Trainer Stetson and vows tough actions. Maher expected Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso
Tex
U. P
Dan Stuart
Jack Everhardt
Everhardt
Sorace Leeds
Fitzsimmons
Stetson
Fitz
Maher
Clearing the Decks As Quickly as Possible in War News
From Cape Town a January 7 dispatch says Kruger may seek to end British suzerainty over the Transvaal and cancel the British South Africa charter, amid talk of Delagoa Bay rights. Stanley foresees amicable U S relations before any German interference. A flying squadron and torpedo destroyers head to Portsmouth for orders, with Portuguese South Africa restricting troop landings at Delagoa Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Stanley
A. P
America
Germany
Transvaal
Great Britain
South Africa
Royal Oak
Revenge
Gibraltar
Kermione
Charybdis
Theseus
Portsmouth
Admiralty
Davenport
Therm
Portugal
Woot Flix
Lussex
Janet Dij
Lorenzo Marauss
Thrush
Seeadler
Delagoa Bay
Scngland
South African Republic
Belagon Bay
Bennett Charges. Bradley Arrested Over Forged Note
Andrew J. Bennett of Dayton Qu appeared before Squire Lockman and swore out a warrant against WW Bradley for obtaining money under false pretenses. Bennett says Bradley borrowed 10 dollars claiming ownership of Indianapolis real estate and forged his wife’s signature. Bradley, found at the post office visiting his brother-in-law Robert Jenkins, was bonded for 1000 dollars to appear Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Bennett
Dayton, Q
Squire Lockman
Das
Bradley
Bennett
Indianapolis
Ofice
Robert Jenkins
Jenkins
Lockman’s Court
Weather Forecast for Indianapolis and Vicinity
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and surrounding area shows fair skies. Expect relatively calm winds with mild temperatures. The 36 hour outlook ends at 8 p.m. January 10 with continued fair conditions and no precipitation anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Firemen Benefit Ball and City Notices in January Journal
A Tuesday evening ball in Spencer's hall West Indianapolis raises funds for the Indianapolis firemen's fund. Reports show the Girls industrial trainee school disbanding due to venue conflicts. A fight between Lizzie McKee and Lizzie Dixon ends with a fine. numerous marriage licenses issued including Ayres Allen and Thiele Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer’s Hall
Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Lizzie McKee
Lizzie Dixon
Kingan’s
McKee
Geo
Ida Mattox
Fred
Helene Schiller
Ben
Kate Devries
I Harry
Nettie Hearsey
Marty
Minnie Plummer
Nora Bailey
Gotlieb
Matilda Hehr
Andolgh
Annie Spelman
O. E
Addie Sandeborg
John
Ida Wimar
Frank
Lida Enler
Philip
Delia Bainey
Katharine F. Malott
Wm. Briscoe
Elizabeth Black
Amos Gibson
Jennie Garland
Dennis Sweeney
Kate Foley
Frosted Toes and Chilblains Cure by Macauley's Ointment
Quick relief for frost bite symptoms with Macauley's ointment advertised by Perry's Drug Store at 50 North Illinois Street. Also notes Driven Wells priced per foot and Indiana Avenue telephone number 179L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macauley
Perry’s Drug Store
Illinois-st
Indiana-ave
Slot machine crackdown leads to minor gambling case
Charles Cotton, operator of a Massachusetts avenue cigar store, was arrested by Patrolman Caplinger for letting a minor gamble on a slot machine. Cotton pleaded guilty and paid a $5 fine plus costs. Judge Cox found the youth not guilty due to age but warned operators and players could be convicted if brought to court. Superintendent Colbert hinted further actions may follow.
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Ayil
Charles Cotton
Massachusetts Ave
Caplinger
Tne
Cotton
Buy
Cox
Sint. Colbert
Grilty
Chey Folks air Grounds to be lighted with electricity
W W Hamilton of Decatur county is elected president of the State board of agriculture. He aims to light the fair grounds with electricity for night entertainments like horse and pony races and fireworks to attract city visitors. The board sets Feb. 18 meeting to settle a driving club dispute.
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State Board of Agriculture
W. W. Hamilton
Decatur County
Ile
Decatur County Fair Association
Hamilton
Decatur
Maythamilton
Tle
Ars
Indianapolis
Driving Club
State Board
James I. McDonald
Charles F. Kennedy
E. J. Robinson
Aaron Jones
Charles Downing
V. K
State House
Semel Kargrave
Princeton
Mason J. Niblack
W. W. Stevens
J.W W. Ta- Grange
Illiam Liowland
C. J. Harris
James Sk. McDonald
U S Judge Berry dies at Richmond Virginia
Report notes the death of Judge Berry at age 65 in Richmond Virginia. The item lists related political and legal happenings including a petition in Chicago and issues affecting Sun A Hafner Co of Temple Texas. Mention is made of Cuban Havana unrest and a denial of Gen Campos resignation with a proposed state conference of free silver adherents in Jansing Michigan aiming to unite for a potential ticket.
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U.S
Berry
Richmond
Chicago
A. Hafner & Co
Temple
Tex
Citta
Havana
Gen. Campos
Free Silverites
Jansing
Mich
$100 Piano for $68 At Wulschner's Sale This Week
Wulschner's announces a special sale this week offering a piano valued at $100 for just $68. The deal highlights affordable instrument pricing and limited time availability for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wulschner
Regulation of Rates and Underground Wires Plan
City board and Central union telephone reps debated franchise terms, focusing on underground conduits in a central mile, city use of one third of downtown service, and exclusive fire and police lines. Company refused to lower rates, proposing no rate schedule. talks heated as bids and connection rights were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Union Telephone Company
Board of Works
Col. Downing
W. A. Thomas
Lis Aon
Central Square Mile
FE. M. Jackson
Mrs Dimmick to Wed Gen Harrison in New York
An Indianapolis rumor about ex President Harrison marrying Mrs Mary Scott Dimmick has been confirmed. Harrison plans a ten day New York visit this week and the wedding is said to occur in the city before his return. Mrs Dimmick declined to comment and Russel B Harrison offered no knowledge of his father's plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. P
Indianapolis
Harrison
Mary Scott Dimmick
Russel B. Harrison
Dimmick
Thirty Eighth-St
Cure a Cold in One Day Advertises L B Quinine Tablets
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise a one day cure for a cold with a money back guarantee if it fails. The ad notes stoves conversion services for city areas and lists Frank Butts with phone number 1791 for inquiries.
Bloodhounds At Pet Stock Show Track Murder Trail
Bloodhounds at the Tomlinson Hall pet stock show attract crowds as owners display trained dogs that helped track criminals. Despite old trails and railroad dangers, handlers defend the animals, noting fewer crimes where hounds are used and that witnesses often confess after being traced. Attendance reaches 1,200, a new record.
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Tomlinson
A. F. Fields
Wheaton
Carter
Seymour
Ownston
Tue Sung
Ida Gebhard
Indianapolis
Eccase
IRS
Fair Grounds
Monroe doctrine resolution heads to panel in senate
In Washington on Thursday the senate debated another Monroe doctrine resolution by Senator Baker, sending it to the foreign relations committee. Mr. Stewart spoke on the financial question while the house discussed the two topics. J W Brown was named postmaster at Napinee Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
U. P
Senate
Baker
Foreign Relations Committee
Stewart
House
Henry IV at Grand by Tabers draws mixed reviews
Amusements notes say the Tabers staged Henry IV at the Grand with splendid setup and praise for Mrs Taber in her role despite mixed criticism. Paderewski to be greeted by a large Indianapolis audience Saturday with his arrival Friday. Rossow midgets deliver a highly scientific boxing display at Park as the popular show continues to pack the venue. Williams specialists also draw good business at Empire this week with first class performances.
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Henry IV
Tabers
Tru
Paderewski
Indianapolis
Rossow
Corbett
Williams
the Empire
Leaky cisterns cleaned and cemented price set
Leaky cisterns cleaned and cemented at factory prices. Contact 4 L Butts, Indians-ave, phone 179L for service and pricing.
Fragmentary note on a planned event and threat
A partial OCR line mentions a person or entity in Louisvin and Providence with a plan or threat related to an assault. It indicates fear or a failed attempt and references a future date Thursday. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Ayre Weit
Africa
Reeves
Swift Records
Weatos
New Democratic Committee
Tre bin
Thomas Taggart
Sterling R. Ifolt
John W. Spencer
Evansville
P. M. Martin
Spencer
RL Willett
Leavenworth
Joel Matlock
Brownstown
Frank Horner
Brazil
K. M. Hord
Shelbyville
Netterville
Anderson
W. I. Johnson
Crawfordsville
W. IL Blackstock
Lafayette
Rufus Magee
Logansport
Thomas NJ. Marshall
Columbia City
Peter T. Kruger
Ply
Cleveland
Gov. Matthews
Out
John Bull
Cape Colony
Benneps
ORV
Supt
Colbert
Curran
Beaty
Board of Safety
Patrolmin Walker
Postal
Gen. Harrison
Wratten
Money Talk
J. W. Brown
Napinee
Ind
Ay H Def
Olké Ahi
Ariin Ducalley
Giar
Wisgai
Artis
Rooker
McPherson
Burriad
Hive
Robinson
Furner
Nookey Rooker
Kealing
Louisvin
Providence
Ide
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