Thaw Case Prosecution Confident of Conviction
District Attorney Jerome and Garvan state they have 43 witnesses, mostly women, ready to prove first degree murder in the Thaw case. Mrs Mary Thaw arrives from Europe to influence defense strategy at the Tombs. Garvan reports exhaustive preparations. trial expected in October.
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Garvan
Jerome
Shaw
White
Two Saloonkeepers’ Fixtures Burned for Prohibition Violations
In Independence Kansas on July 11, Judge Flannelly ordered the burning of two fixtures from Coffeyville and Cherryvale saloonkeepers who had recently served jail sentences for breaking the prohibition law. Forty cases of beer and a quantity of whiskey were destroyed.
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Flannelly
Postum Cereal Claimed To Cure Malaria Side Effects
A Fort Worth man recounts his lifelong malaria susceptibility and nervous temperament blaming coffee for his illness. He stopped coffee a year ago and began Postum, claiming no fevers or headaches since and a 38 pound weight gain on solid food, attributing his improved health to Postum replacing coffee.
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Reform Pledge by Democrats Urges Honest County Reform
The platform attacks Republican governance, cites tax increases since 1835 and 1895, and condemns waste, graft, and misappropriation. It calls for prosecutions, reform of the prosecuting attorney’s office, primary reform, public depositories, and accountability for public funds, urging voters to back honest candidates in November.
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Call For Harmony At County Democratic Convention
Judge Frank and Gavin address the county Democratic convention praising harmony and duty. They urge members to select leaders worthy of the party’s name, strive for victory through honorable conduct, and focus on local welfare rather than national policy questions.
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Notre Dame Lady’s Appeal for Home Rheumatism Cure
A fragmented 19th century plea offers a free home treatment to relieve rheumatism and neuralgia. It claims an “almoyote discovery” that brushes uric acid from the blood and promises self cure without oil changes. The text targets sufferers with muscular or spinal pain and backache.
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Sodium a Help to the System Continued Report
The article notes claims that sodium compounds affect some people with acid dispositions and cites Hana Duden and Dr Lehserer. Experts suggest self-experimenters worsened symptoms through belief in poisoning, while Dr Wenentr argues symptoms stem from subconscious fear. Trial adjourned to reconvene Tuesday with additional expert witnesses for the defense.
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Wienzeles Mill
Meat Ldealer Admits Sodium Sulphite Use in Sausage
An Indianapolis court hears Meat dealer Matzke admit mixing sodium sulphite into Three X Preservaline ground sausage. State chemists question proof while defense calls experts Cain and Hurley to defend the preservative. Trial hinges on whether sodium sulphite is a prohibited substance and whether the indictment stands.
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Hoosiers in Gotham visitors list
Special to The Sun reports visitors from Indiana to New York on July 14 including numerous named individuals and accompanying parties from cities such as Indianapolis and Richmond, with a long roster of attendees and affiliations listed in the dispatch.
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J CARR SUSPENDED AS OUTLAWS DRAMA UNFOLDS
Turbulent Milwaukee baseball scene with J Carr suspended by owner Watkins amid splits in the Outlaws locker room. Carr claims there is heavy dissent, seeks release for himself and Johnny Carr, and cites pay disputes and espionage claims. Kellum and Carr clash in Milwaukee incident. Warr, Hafford, and other players face fines and uncertain futures. Carr hints at offers from Lancaster and Rutland as team unrest continues.
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Care
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Tra Mar
Fisher
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Pleres
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East
Thas
Dune Yeavy
Imperial
Catt
Brighton Beach
Surrey
Lebanon
City Marriages Births Deaths and Permits Listed
City records show marriages including Shaw and Pont and Arnold and Diets, births such as Walker and Eagen, and deaths like Felix T Fainter. Building permits issued to Negley, Kaiser, Bmith, Draper, Hoffman, Bickel and others with listed addresses and valuations.
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Mint Pont
Fred G. Arnold
Charlotta F. Diets
Fred McQuay
Carre Klulbe
A. R. Black
Georgia ST. Altray
Wm. H. Frasier
Lucy Leise
Pear Walker
Shaldan-aesart
H. Negley
Inightwood-Ave
Welr
Caroline Kaiser
New York and Oriental
George C. Bmith
Oscar F. Draper
Holmes
Hoffman
Becker
Local Events and Meetings Broadcast in August Public Notices
Community groups share schedules including Mothers club meeting at the clubroom Madiscoive Merillenat Tuesday afternoon and a Par theater benefit for the Flanner Guild. Speakers at Howard Pisce 31. E. church Sunday night and a traveling men’s union day at Garfeld park with contests and a baseball game. Greenw ook Park hosts a field day August 3 4 with baseball dancing and events. Reverend Morris at BE. Seventeenth Street Church preaches Woman’s Prayer and evening sermon. Olive Branch Knights invite Knights of Pythian to Roberts Park M. B. church service Sunday night. New Wabash College student Ts ing Nyuh Woo to address Covenant Congregational Church Sabbath 11 am. Seven silver dollars prize for Sabbath school scholars. Independent Turnverela elects officers. Roberts Park M. E. church schedule includes morning worship 10 15 am and evening service with prayers and music.
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Madiscoive
Merillenat
Beneft
Flanner Guild
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Howard Pisce
Union Plente
Garfeld Park
Councis
Greenwood Park
Fev
Morris
BE. Seventeenth-St. Chingan
St . Wom
Tsing Nyuh Woo
Shanghai
Wabash College
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Seacher
Secon Turnvart
Edward Bauer
Fred Boeppers
Orcar E Ruther
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Ehoren
Delaware
Vermont
Tey
Albert Hurlstone
Rich and
Hasa
Epworth Teagues
Chorals Society
Edward Taylor
Russian officer captures British steamers aiding Russia war effort
According to the Memel Gazette, a Russian officer seized two British steamers smuggling ammunition to Russia. The ships carried 80,000 cartridges and dynamite. Six Russian warships menaced the steamship Peter sailing for Finland from Memel ten days earlier with an arms cargo.
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Monel
Tragedy on a Wire Claims Toledo Repairman
John B. Case an electric worker from Toledo was electrocuted yesterday while repairing a live wire on a pole. Jerome Bytes tried to assist and fainted, but survived with no serious injuries. Local officials investigate the accident.
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John B. Case
Toledo
Jerome Bytes
Lie
Real Duel Fought by Two Frenchmen
A chaotic clash over the Dreyfus affair ends in a duel in which Under Secretary of State Barraut is wounded in the right fur by Deputy Pegfiest-Conti's sword. Ministers Cletalte reau and Thompson defend Barraut while Gen. Milleveya and Gen. Jacquet defend Conti. The duel occurred on Deputy Edmond Gast’s property after a day of tumultuous debate and reshuffling in the government related to Dreyfus. Barraut’s wound is not believed fatal and the scene reflects a government crisis over rehabilitation efforts for Dreyfus.
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Gonse
Paty de Clam
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Dreyfus
Barraut
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St. Bareraut
Cletaltereau
Thompson
M. Pogueal
Conti
M. Milleveya
Jacquet
Alments
Lawa
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Lin
Indianapolis Train Tramp Killings Shock Local Officials
An Indianapolis man on a Wabash freight train fell from the cars between Kinloch Park and Bridgeton, killed instantly. Police captured two suspects, Clarence Williams 19 of Bondy Wisconsin and Everette Fyke of Indianapolis, after Fyke admitted falling from the train and sustained head and body wounds.
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Kinloch Park
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Tnto
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Bondy, Wis
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Endianapolis
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Treasury deposits national banks to secure government funds
Secretary Shaw has deposited between 4000 and 150000 of government money in about national banks across the country. Banks receiving deposits will be required to provide United States government bonds as security by the coming Wednesday. The move is expected to have the immediate effect of lifting market prices on outstanding per cent bonds.
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Scrippe-Meline Peens Association
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw Hae
Yehaw
United States
Beech Grove Delays City Status After Court Ruling
Beech Grove voters three miles south of Indianapolis must wait as the courtesy commissioners rule against incorporation after a contested election. The majority favored corporate status, but the minority challenged the result, and the county commissioners upheld the verdict.
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Beech Grove
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Mother's Slayer Case Shifts as Pardons Alter Fate
In Sioux City a July 14 anniversary recalls W P Royce who murdered Nellie Patton Hendrickson over unrequited love. He was sentenced to 17 years but pardoned after three aided by a kannda influence. Lorette Hendrickson, the murdered woman's daughter, had recently married sam.
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Sioux City
W. P. Royce
Nellie Patton Hendrickson
Sam
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Royce
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