Dolan Muddle May Be Ended At Labor Convention
Congress of labor sessions heard from International Tobacco Workers Shoemakers and American Flint Glass Workers unions as delegates reviewed federation work. Thomas L. Lewis read the committee report. Patrick Dolan pressed to regain his seat amid rivals Frank Feehan and others observing. The committee plans to report Saturday with possible approval, though no official word yet.
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The
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American Flint Glass Workers
Thomas L. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Norfolk
W. D. Ryan
Illinois
John Walker
Iinois
George Savage
Ohio
George Greene
Mitchell
Patrick Dolan
Man Guilty of Gifting Liquor Faces Penalty
Abraham Glick a saloon keeper received 10 days in Marion county workhouse and a $10 fine plus costs after being found guilty of giving away liquor on Sunday. Patrolman Mellen testified at the scene on 118 River Ave where James Barnett drank the beer. Glick denied guilt and claimed soup was being given to multiple men. Barnett and another witness supported the allegation, while Glick alleged Barnett brought the beer in his pocket. The case was appealed.
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Glick
Wriver Ave
James Barnett
Barnett
Wen
Thaw Case Delayed by Snowstorm and Beset by Madness Fears
The Thaw trial was delayed by a snowstorm delaying doctors from Europe. Attorney Littleton sought an adjournment to prepare a long hypothetical question for alienists. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw denied money demands from the Thaw family. Harry Thaw appeared crushed by fear of a verdict and possible commitment.
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Littleton
Justine Dowling
Martin Littleton
Owily
Jerome
Criminal Court
Rerome
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Thaw
Pittsburg
Harry Thawe
Wagner
Evans
Adriatic
Jack Frost Caps Indiana Winter With Sudden Cold Snap
Friday morning the thermometer plunged to 146 above zero, as Jack Frost allegedly returned by prank. Residents awoke to a suddenly frigid room and bundled up, lamenting earlier beliefs that winter would stay mild and spare heavy clothing.
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Jack Frost
Indiana
Panama Canal Work Topic by Traveler Roberson
Frank R. Roberson, traveler and lecturer, will address Panama canal construction at Caleb Mills hall Friday evening. Motion pictures showing canal methods will be shown. Three more lectures follow on subsequent Friday evenings under Mutual Service association auspices.
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Panama
Frank R. Roberson
Caleb Mills
Mutual Service Association
Valet George Canty Dies by Inhaling Gas in Theater Room
In Chicago on January 24, George Canty a valet to actor William Faversham committed suicide by inhaling gas in a large theater room at 219 Earborwave. Canty age 38 was found dead after the act, the investigation reports indicate no foul play.
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Chicago
George Canty
William Faversham
Big
County considers bond sale plan amid disputes over bids
County officials debate selling 25900000 in bonds at par with bids to highest bidders. County Attorney Ruckelshaus says legality favors sale to best offer, likely in $500 and $1,000 lots. Morrison voices protests over auditor and treasurer bills while Ensley joins county council.
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John ©. Ruckelshaus
Ruckelshaus
W. HH. H Miller
Loth
W. H. Morrison
Morrison
John Ruckelshaus
Albert Sahm
Nicholas Ensley
Traction Officials Wary Over Viaduct Stop Franchises
City officials fear halting interurban service over the Virginia avenue viaduct may cut the city franchise tax. City Controller George T Bruenig says he does not believe the companies could escape payment if they desired.
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Virginia Ave
George T’. Bruenig
Christian Socialist Meeting Set At Gillum's Hall
A Christian Socialist gathering will be held Friday evening at Gillum's hall 3854 East Washington Street. An address titled Reveating pi -Pil at Present and Future gen will be delivered.
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Gillum’s Hall
Washington-st
Man Fires Shot to Save Daughter in Langley Ave Incident
Tiane Johnson fired one shot to stop Jerome Morris who boarded at the Johnson home at 2401 Langley Ave. Morris allegedly planned to kill Dora Jobes, his intended target, and then himself after she rejected him. Morris carried a butcher knife. Johnson aimed to prevent tragedy and Morris was arrested along with Dora Jobes by Bicycle Officers Wilson and Golnisch.
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James Smith
Mattie Tralpin
Harry W. Smith
New York St
Smith
City Hospital
Halpin
Ralph Miller
Smiths
W. R. Logan
Sandmann
Sergi Hagerty
Miller
Logan
Ang
Tiane Johnson
Jerome Morris
Dora Jobes
Morris
Johnson
Langley Ave
Wilson and
Golnisch
Butler College Forms Student Press Club
A group of journalism minded students at Butler College organized the Butler College Press Club. The new club plans to join the State Association of College Press Clubs after establishing local activities and beginning its work.
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NEW
Butler
Butler College Press Club
Butler College
State Association of College Press Clubs
Knife in Hand of Assailant Figure in Graves Murder Trial
Fred Graves testified in his criminal court trial admitting the fatal blow with a billiard cue after Murphy allegedly attacked with a knife. Graves claimed self defense as Griffin downed earlier in front of City Club saloon. Prosecution contends Murphy lacked a knife. Griffin and others didn't see one. Lieut Manning recounted the men’s statements to Indianapolis police.
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Fred Graves
Murphy
Herbert Murphys
Lieut
Chauncey Manning
Fred
David Graves
Indianapolis
Trader Gained Experience Through Courtroom Trade
Ira Alexander of Shelby county paid 240 dollars for a team of horses that allegedly were guaranteed. The trader bought them back for 230 dollars after they failed near Woodside, leaving Alexander out 20 dollars. Humane Inspector Shine dismissed the matter with a courthouse remark.
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Ira Alexander
Shelby County
John Shine
Alexander
Biliott R. Hooton
Shine
Woodside
Sowaway
Smoking Car Compliments A London bishop's dinner tale
At a Washington dinner the bishop of London recounted a tale about Dr Creighton, a tobacco lover. On a train he opened his cigar case and asked the meek curate if he minded him smoking. The curate replied he did not mind as long as the bishop did not mind him being sick.
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Washington
London
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