Limbs o the Law: Careers of Four Criminal Defenders
A profile of Maj. Mitchell John S Duncan John B Elam and Henry N Spaan, top lawyers in the Alexander forgery case, detailing their origins careers and notable courtroom feats. Includes Mitchells Indiana roots and mayoralty, Duncans Harvard training and high profile wins, Elams Ohio upbringing and Miami University stint, and Spaan the Dutch born jurist famed for tally sheet trials and Creole court work.
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Maj. Mitchell
John S. Duncan
John B. Elam
Henry Spaan
Alfred M. Alexander
Johnson
James L. Mitchell
John §. Duncan
Henry N. Spaan
Alexander
Maj
James J. Mitchell
Shalby County
Monroe County
State University
Bloomington
Ketcham & Coffin
Seventia
Indiana
Harrison
Mitchell
Ohn S. Duncan
R.B. Duncan
Butler University
Harvard Law School
Gov. Baker
Warren Tate
Willian Gove
Louis Guetig
Mollie MecGlue
John J. Jeeter
Hugh Burns
John Stull
Ohio
Greene County
Army of the Potomac
Richmond
Miami University
Oxford
Henry N. Spaar
Holland
Keokuk
Spaan
Hoe
Tate
Pat Bolen
Mike Mahoney
Clem
Craig
Birmingsham
Bleck
Supreme Court
The Fireworks Spectacle Draws Thousands to Tomlinson Hall Area
A vast crowd estimated at ten thousand gathered near the court house commons to watch a night fireworks display after a day of baseball festivities. Rockets lit the murky sky while a tissue balloon added a fleeting glow. Downtown streets became crowded and blocked by vehicles, with police presence notably scarce as crowds pressed close to Market Street viewing points.
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Court House Commons
Tomlinson Hall
Court House
Weathered Ledger of Nightly Fireworks and Tragedies
A Mars of scattered items from July including fatalities, crimes, and stock notes. Reports Ole Obstadt killed by lightning at Hunter Dakota, a married public figure buried in Illinois, and a teen confession of patricide in Warren. Also mentions Sheridan’s health, Tammany’s centennial, Rhode Island liquor taxes, Kilborne casualties, and East Saginaw firework accident with deaths and injuries. Commerce and groceries prices listed alongside farm products and pharmaceuticals.
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Hunter
Dakota
Ole Obstadt
Chicago
Ilinois
W. F. Nichols
Philadelphia
Ohio
Pittsburg
H. G. Pendleton
Illinois
Chen Oa
Martha Lefel
Springfield
Cincinnati
Tammany
New York
G. Cleveland
Rhode Island
East Saginaw
Joseph Chevial Kowski
Warren
Minn
LASHED BY WHITECAPS AND THEIR VICTIM AT DEATH'S DOOR
Long list of Indiana local items reports park protests in Goshen Elkhart and Ft Wayne rail and water disputes Kept from death in Seymour after falling from a second story window Garders and unions in Fort Wayne and Goshen mild crime reports Knightstown and Greenfield robberies and boycotts in Goshen and Rochester white caps outrages and local trials Indiana headlines reflect turmoil in multiple counties including Vanderburgh and Allen counties with infrastructure and legal actions noted.
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South Bend
McGrill
Evans- Elkhart
Huntington
Michigan City
Montgomery County Insane Asylum
Floyd County
W. C. Ryan
Allen County
Indiana and Missouri River
Ft. Wayne
John Presley
Seymour
Typographical Union of
Indiana
Peter Clark
Shelby County
Michael Kriner
Jesse Archibald
Homer Maddox
Dick Scott
Knightstown
Greencastle Street
Jesse Wright
Greenfield
Lou Welch
Harrison County
Goshen
Times
Rochester
Riccard
Marshal Plough
Biccard
Valeene
Orange County
Jonathan Cook
Elisha Glennin
Glennin
Valparaiso
Fort Wayne
James Averith
Cass
Kd Spiller
Z. B. Smith
Hebron
Williams
Vincennes
Grant Hill
Shoals
Coloway
Lincoln League
Gov. Williams
Harrison
May McDonald
Joel B. King
Royal Arcanum
Mayors Caution Marks Offenders In Police Court
A thin police court docket Thursday morning saw several offenders. Michael Murphy pleaded that patriotism ran high on the 4th of July and was fined $1 plus costs. Fred Genchett Harry Kregele and O Leary paid $5 and costs after a horse race on Washington st Wednesday night. Six saloonists including Jacob Roller bartender for John Heugele Charles Cummings for Henry Guetig Matthew Ira and Frank Moran pleaded guilty to violating the holiday liquor law and were fined $10 and costs each. Weather for Indiana Illinois warmer fair then rain light variable winds.
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Michael Murphy
Fred Genchett
Harry Kregele
O'Leary
Washington St
Jacob Roller
John Heugele
Charles Cummings
Henry Guetig
Matthew Ira
Frank Moran
Wanted Help and Miscellaneous Jobs in Advert Paragraph
Classified fragment lists several job and service adverts including a first class cook and a second girl, a mill worker with ten years’ experience, a person skilled at wood working machines, sewing machine operator, and a young pitcher available for loan. It also mentions rooms for rent and other notices scattered across Indiana New Jersey and Ohio areas.
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Vanted
N. Diinois
H Usl
Jerusaleth
Jos N
New Jersey
St. Sieve
Catalumus
William Wiegel
Manufactw
Louisiana-st . Indianapolis
Ind
Wartier Forecast Notes Rain Then Fair Weather
A brief forecast notes local rains on Thursday followed by improving conditions and fair weather later. The entry uses sparse OCR text and focuses on general meteorology for the period without precise times or locations.
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Runown
Albert Jones
Sixth-st
Young Jones
Kregele
C. Schrader & Bro
Washington-st
the News
City Markets
Taursday
California
Americas
Limburg
Alaska
Ariosa
Lion
Sehnall & Krags
Tennessee
Epsom
N.Y
N. Y
Bysc
N. Delaware
Mills
F. T
Teast-st. Is
Sun Office
Walter Buhl
Sealgoods
Bindham
Indianapolis National Bank
United States Depository
Oddfellows’ Hall
Tara
P. Haughey
OG. LaTaAm
A. Crompton
Massachusetts Ave
D. J. Sullivan
West Washington St
H. N. Spaan
Great Atlantic & Pacific
Bates House
Washington Street
Indianapolis
Endiara
Nottingham
Trish Point
Brussels
DAVIS
Baer
Washington
Dalaware
Ball Park
Boston
Priladelpriea
Big Four Ticket Office
Corner Meridian
Washington-sts
Boom the
Bambergha
Hatter
East
Ertel
Tre Best
Virginia-Ave
Consumers’ Gas Trust Co
W. H. Shackleton
Supt
W.H. Ballard
Delaware St
Fairbanks
H.C. Zimmerman
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