Indiana seeks return of suspects tied to Shoals robbery
Gov Hanly issues requisition papers for William Clark William Patterson Joseph Cameron James Marlin and Joby Bobn under arrest at Southville Kentucky suspected in the Shoals store robbery of 2500 in gold and 11000 in bonds on January 3. Local Shoals citizens and Louisville police recognize the group and seized 14 twenty dollar gold coins on the suspects with more gold found in a saloon. If Governor Beckham approves the requisitions the prisoners will be sent back to Indiana at once.
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Hanly
William Clark
William Patterson
Joseph Cameron
James Marlin
Joby Bobn
Southvile
J. P. Albaugh
Shoals
United States
Charles Taylor
Taylor
Louisville
Nave
P. Yenne
Martin County
Hiram McCormick
That
Arcuer
Beckham
Indiana
Injured in Line of Duty in Baltimore & Ohio Case
Frank B. Keiser sues Baltimore and Ohio railway in U S circuit court for damages of 1500 in a claim alleging a negligently left open excavation blocked the right of way at McCool Indiana. He fell while regulating air brakes at night and suffered a hip injury likely to cripple him, ending his earning ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Keiser
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
United States Circuit Court
McCool
Ind
Well Fixed But Penurious
Mrs Anna M Reinken sues in superior court for $50 monthly support claiming her husband Albert a retired businessman worth $95 000 in real estate deserted her Jan 11 after a Sept 55 1905 marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Reinken
Auperior Court
Albert
Officers Installed for Hollister Hive No 51 L C T M
Officers installed for Hollister Hive No 51 L C T M include Ida White as commander Anna Craft lieutenant commander Fanny Hinesley record keeper Ida Hill finance keeper Laura Allman chaplain Dora Reed sergeant Ada Larrison mistress at arms Alice Houghton sentinel Jessie Kieht nickel Anna McKee pianist Hester Ilinck as past commander. Lady Klinck presented with silver pendant.
Delay Rate Bill Senate Focuses On Obstructive Legislation
Washington January 13 The US Senate delays rail way rate legislation as Elkins reorganizes the Interstate Commerce Committee and parties pile up obstructive measures including the statehood bill Panama Canal treaties and numerous appointments Senator Chandler warns Republicans of a conspiracy to insert a poison clause in the commerce provisions aiming to shield railroad rates and sway the coming elections Sources indicate efforts to secure cabinet support and line up Republican votes to pass the clause and block Senate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vy Gilson Gardner
Jepecin
The
Sun
Washington
United States Senate
Velay and Mertin
Biudgeong
Senate
Congress
Elkins
Elking
Panama
William G. Chandler
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Wey
Lkely
Shiel Case Seeks Oral Argument on Demurrer in Circuit Court
RK R Shiel again seeks oral argument and demurrer to an amended complaint filed in the United States circuit court. The demurrer argues two disputes exist one between landlord and tenant and another between carrier and shipper over interstate transport terms. It contends the court lacks jurisdiction in either matter and the complaint fails to state a claim entitling relief in equity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RK. R. Shiel
United States Circuit Court
Two Boys Foiled in Jail Break Plot at Marion County
In Marion County a jail escape attempt by two youths, David Kennay and John Holmes, was foiled when trusty prisoner Ora Glore alerted Sheriff Edward Bourbier. The pair had nearly sawed through an iron bar before discovery, and their motive or source of the saw remains unclear.
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Marion County
Priday
Ora Glore
Edward Bourbier
David Kennay
John Holmes
Winterrowd to Be Man Must Stand Rigidal Test
The next Board of Public Safety meeting will likely appoint Winterrowd as city building inspector to succeed Statley after a difficult exam. Three favored and two opposed the candidate, with the board split on the examiner's findings. Other items included Indiana University sociology students visiting Indianapolis to study social conditions and a motion to broaden high school graduates' access to college by instituting an optional board exam for superintendents and directors of music and drawing.
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Board of Pubic Safety
T A. Winterrowd
George W. Statley
Rookwalter
Winterrowd
Wineerrowd
A. H. Gibson
P. & Rubush
Indiana University
Indianapolis
A. G. Weatherly
City Jail
County Jai
City Hospital Reform School
Plainfield
Friendly Inn Workhouse
Fresh Air Mission
Woman's Reformatory
Indiana State Board of Education
Bryan
Kendall
Cotten
Tthe
Settlement Reached In White River Pollution Case
The American Strawboard Company was dismissed in the United States circuit court on Friday afternoon after a compromise with the plaintiffs who claimed property injuries from White River pollution. The settlement was nominal and the total cost to the company less than a single trial.
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American Strawboard Company
United States
Fridernoon
White River
Strawboard Company
Ward
City park board debates bear pit at Garfield Park
Park Board member Charles E Coffin opposes a bear pit at Garfield Park arguing animals should be city owned instead. Prefect Hiram Brown or the board overruled Coffin but doubts about construction persist and no pit is expected to be built.
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Charles E. Coffin
Park Board
Hiram Brown
Garfield Park
Brown
Touck
Man Found Dead With Broken Neck Near Republican Meeting
Terre Haute Ind. man Frank Nighlinger was found dead last night on the street with a broken neck. He had been en route to a Republican primary meeting with a crowd nearby. His Marshall Indiana home is noted but details of the strike and motive are unknown.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Frank Nighlinger
Marshall, Ii
Postoffice at Damsite Texas Established
An order has been issued establishing a post office at Damsite Tex. Col. Cecil Lyon a Roosevelt friend and national committeeman from Texas who owns a ranch near Damsite recommended the office. Damsite lies in Hardeman county near the Panhandle country.
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Damsite
Serippa-LeRae Press Association
Washington
Portoffice
Dumalte
Tex
Cecil Lyon
Roosevelt
Damaite
Hardeman County
Panhandle
Elections in England reshapes parties balance in London
London January 13 Liberals win twelve seats and Conservatives eight in the partial tally of elections. Forty one contests remain to be decided today. The Tibersia foresee former Premier Balfour losing in Manchester amid the political shift.
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England
Scrippa-McHar Trean
London
Tibersia
Balfour
Manchester
Edith Stiteworth Seeks Divorce on Grounds of Insanity
Special to The Sun from Evansville Indiana reports Mrs Edith Stiteworth, a wealthy woman, filing for divorce alleging she was insane at the time of her marriage. Also noted is Thomas Garber’s appointment as rodman under the city engineer.
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Chadwick
LIAIL
Cleveland
State Prison
the Sun
Evansville
Ind
Edith Stiteworth
Garber
Rodman
Thomas Garber
Einear
Costin Gains Mercy in Pardons Board Action
Arle Costin aged charged with repault with intent to kill and held at Jeffersonville reformatory from Mat Unsville was recommended for pardon by the governors board. The board adjourned until April without action on Mrs Myra Reese a life prisoner sentenced for murder expected to receive full pardon at next session.
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Costin
Arle Costin
Jeffersonvile Reformatory
Mat Unsville
Board of
Par Igyns
Myrareese
Mfe
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Strength to Heart
An advertisement extols Every Heart Beat as essential, claiming 8 ounces of blood sustains body function. It promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure to strengthen heart muscles and nerves, citing a testimonial from Becca Bennet of Indianapolis and urging use for heart irregularities and palpitations.
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Miles
Ideon
Sr. Miles
Ogain
Becca Bennet
Indianapolis
Ind
Anton Thal
Elkhart
Indy
Entertainment by Atthur Grimihs Held at Joseph's Hall
A 3 pm Sunday program by mathematical grand der Atthur Grimihs is set for Joseph's Hall at 615 HK Nortist under Sherman council No. 57%. Tickets are sold at Ferger's and Huder's downtown pharmacies. New Commercial Club members named Edward W. Murrow Ernest Broas Harry Gates Frank Horum Henry Rothe Fi L Krevge William Walker A Ly Wiest Jr Charles Wilson. Trustees for the pension fund to be elected February 6. Myrtle temple No. 7 officers announced. District deputy grand chief Myrtle Dillingsly to visit Greenfield. Portioned notes on local church events and community notices follow.
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Atthur Grimihs
Joseph's Hall
Nortist
Don
Sherman Council
M.r. Andrew Sweeney
Prenta
Ferger
Huder
Edward W. Murrow
Ernest Broas
Harry
Gates
Frank J. Horum
Henry Rothe
Fi L. Krevge
William A. Walker
A. Ly Wiest, Jr
Charles N. Wilson
Finémen's Pension Fuuit
Massachusetts
Fire at Panama destroys twenty three tenements and stores
Fire swept Panama on June 13 destroying 23 new tenements and seven stores. The incident caused an estimated loss up to 200000 dollars. Police and local officials linked the blaze to fumigation neglect and charged local suspects. Church and community notices followed with scheduled sermons and meetings at Roberts Park and other venues.
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Serippe-Metine Lres Aanomatiog
Panama
Church of San Annajanet
Juan de Nepdumeceno
Indianapolis
Lum
James A. Bryunty
Pollo Dent
George H. Jones
Marshall
Charcoal Lozenges Promised To Improve Health And Breath
A physician extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a safe daily aid for cleansing stomach and bowels, brightening complexion, sweetening breath, whitening teeth, and purifying blood. Sold for twenty five cents a box, the lozenges are made from powdered charcoal and honey.
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Stuart
Peter
Snowball Trouble Leads to Juvenile Court Warrants
Widespread snowball incidents prompted juvenile court action with 17 boys facing warrants issued last Friday. Explanations awaited from the defendants as authorities prepare next week’s proceedings.
Wood Block Is Demanded: Coal Miners Will Confer
Union Asphalt Construction to pave streets from Washington to Virginia Avenue with Kreedane wood block at a total cost of 5090.17. Public Works resolved Deborah Matth ers for the improvement. city officials expect J P Gallagher and W H Dettrey to attend a conference with anthracite operators after Shamokin conventions.
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Indianapolia
Publi Works
Deborah Matthers
Washington-st
Virginia-ave
Kreedane
Hoard Yan
Tureite-ae
Moore Ave
Eregental
Union Asphalt Construction Company
J. P. Gallagher
Shamokin
W. H. Dettrey
Messrs. Gallagher
Dettrey
Mitchell
Evansville Man Duped Out Of 150 In Kidnapping Hoax
Dr L Byers of Beeleyville Ind reported a hoax kidnapping plot after a stranger demanded $150. He traveled to Evansville, heard whistles, then dropped the money at a depot, hoping his son would appear but never did. He has spent a fortune searching for him.
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Sbecims
Evansville
Jad
Jan i
L. 5
Byerr
Beeleyville
Ind
Mader
Kentucky Natural Gas Reaches Mount Sterling in Statewide Introduction
Mount Sterling Kentucky was connected to natural gas yesterday marking the first statewide rollout aside from Lewinville where Indiana gas feeds. Richmond Winchester and Lexington are announced as future recipients as pipelines extend from Elliott County and nearby fields.
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Mount Sterling
Lewinville
Indiana
Kentucky
Elliott County
Mount Stering
Richmond
Winchester
Lexing Iton
Largest Kentucky mine begins operation in Knox county
Gov Stone and associates of Pennsylvania have started installing mining plant in Brush Creek district Knox county with 2500 tons daily capacity, aiming to make it the largest mine in Kentucky Tennessee region.
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Scrippa-Mellee Frew
Fox Pelt for Miss Alice Sparks Local Wedding Tale
Lucian Kennedy, a Janesville fur collector, sent a silver fox pelt valued at 500 dollars to a New York firm as a wedding gift for Miss Roosevelt from a wealthy New Yorker. Crowds viewed the pelt, bought for nominal sums, and the item drew interest from Canadian trappers as it arrived.
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Alice
Scrippa-Neltae Crea Association
Janesville
Wie
Lucian Kennedy
New York
Misa Roosevelt
New Yorker
Judge Fines Father-In-Law for Unlicensed Liquor Sale
Whiteside county attorney H. H. Walters recommended a $500 fine for the attorney's father in law for selling liquor without a license, and Judge Ramsey followed the recommendation.
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Special
Sam Sterling
Btate
H. H. Walte
Whiteside County
Ramsey
Walte
Gist Acquitted in Scrippe-McRae Case Trial
In Murphrisboro Missouri on Friday, Mrs Gist was acquitted in the trial for the murder of Antonio Bosal. The jury found the defendants not guilty after deliberation, delivering a verdict that ends the case.
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Gist
Scrippe-McRae Preen
Murphrisboro, M
Mire Memena
Sotonio Bosal
Feld Condition Remains Favorable, Bulletin Says
NEW YORK June 18 Doctors released a bulletin at 10 o clock stating that Marshall Feld's condition remains favorable after recent illness. The bulletin was issued by the Scrippa McHaeress Association, according to hospital sources.
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Scrippa-McHaeress
New York
Mersnall Feld
Bie
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Women's Missionary Society
Tioalay
D. R. Paeas
RRR
Mens Club
Roberts Park Church
Theodore Potter
Die Sprachgesellechaft
Manual Training High School
le D. Re Lucas
Morton Monument Commission
Greenfield
B. BR. Volk
Harlem St
Hoberts Park
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Second United Brethren Church
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New Jersey
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Bacon
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Trenenres
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Anna C. Baggs
Tnancal Fredtury
Augustus Bruner
Marion Croaley
Central Universalist Church
Moscow
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Alen
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Wil Ving
Mins Currie Hyatt
Morion Women's Belief Corps
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Morton Monument
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Batial
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Central Ave
Twenty-First St
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White House
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Astry Hive
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Young Men's, Christian Association
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Rose Colomeo
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Sam
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Anthracite Committee
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Kentucky Natural Gas
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Detroit
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Lomi
Shirk
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