Unwritten Law Drives Missouri Killings in Family Plot
Irvin Carter faces murder charges in Huntsville Mo as he shot Thomas Bagby after a vow of vengeance within Beulah Carter’s family. Beulah testified about a doomed romance and a mother’s plea to save her daughter and brother from execution.
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Huntsville
Irvin Carter
Thomas Bagby
Beulah Carter
T. J. Carter
Bagby
Tom
Beulah
Jana
Mrs. Carter
Carter
Conductor Sought After Slashing Passenger on Streetcar
Police search for T. M. Anderson a conductor on Blake and Prospect street car 607 charged with cutting David Phillips after a fare dispute on Villa Avenue Phillips treated at home 170% Lockwood Street.
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T. M. Anderson
Blake
Prospect Street
Anderson
David Phillips
Phillips
Villa Avenue
Lockwood Street
Doctor Melville Faces Prosecution Over License Charge
Doctor Alansing B. Melville, osteopath physician, was tried in criminal court on a long standing charge of practicing medicine without a license. Rivals from other schools urged prosecution, and the case involved dispute over authority and licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alansing B. Melville
Plans for purification of White City pool water
The White City pool near Broad Ripple plans purification with state and city health backing. Dr Eugene Buehler proposes constant discharge through a low 17 inch sewer outlet, daily copper sulfate, and a new sluiceway levee to filter bathers’ water before it reaches White River.
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White City
Broad Ripple
City Board of Health
State Board of Health
Eugene Buehler
City Sanitarian
State Board
White River
Water Company
City Water Service
Buehler
Pardoned Man From Jay County Regains Liberty
Governor Hanly granted Edison Barnhart a pardon after three years on parole, noting his compliance with parole terms and a medical opinion from Jeffersonville reformatory that he would die from tuberculosis without parole. Barnhart, sentenced in 1900 for assault with intent to murder, has since thrived in the open air regime and is now in good health.
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Hanly
Edison Barnhart
Jay County
Barnhart
Sharp
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Eureka Company Tax Bill upheld by state board ruling
County Treasurer E. J. Robison won in a suit by Eureka Investment to block tax collection. Judge Vinson Carter found taxes due between $5,000 and $4,000 though the company had offered about $26. The board fixed the assessment at $940. Merrill Moores carried the case to the state tax board which ruled stocks of Consumers' Gas Trust were in the Eureka Investment's possession and taxed $159,000, a decision upheld.
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E. J. Robison
Eureka Investment Company
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Vinson Carter
Superior Court No. 3
Eureka
County Board of Review
State Tax Board
Merrill Moores
Jacob Metzger
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Death takes brother of Captain Hyland
Charles Hyland brother of Police Captain Martin Hyland died Saturday in Terre Haute. He served nearly two years as a desk sergeant with the Terre Haute police and had held posts from patrolman to chief. Indianapolis police will send floral tributes and attend the funeral.
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Charles Hyland
Martin Hyland
Terre Haute
Hyland
Charles Lyland
Indianapoli Police Department
Uneral
Teal Pond Murderer Is Known Delayed Inquest Increases Clues
Troy July 18 authorities announce the Teal Pond murder case centers on a neighbor who may be Hazel Drew killer. District Attorney O Brien postpones the inquest to complete every link in the evidence while detectives search Teal pond vicinity and Schenectady for a young man seen with Hazel before the crime. Further letters and witness sightings bolster the elopement theory as Hazel enjoyed trips to New York Boston and Providence.
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Troy
N. Y
Hazel Brew
Jarvis P. O’ Bris
Teal Pond
Schenectady
Sandlake
New York
Hazel Drew
Union Station
O’brien
Averill Park
Hazel
O'Brien
Boston
Providence
Joseph Drew
William Taylor
Joseph
Carey
Ruckelshauses Headed to Walloon Lake for Summer
John C. Ruckelshaus and his family departed Saturday for Walloon Lake Michigan. He plans to return to Indianapolis in a few days, and the family will stay at the lake until September.
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John C. Ruckelshaus
Walloon Lake
Michigan
Mr. Ruckelshaus
Indianapolis
Lake
Mrs Todd Injured After Slip At Rescue Mission
An elderly woman, Mrs James W Todd, slipped on steps at the Rescue Mission at East and South Street, Saturday, fracturing her hip. She was treated at the scene and later taken to a local hospital for care.
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James W. Todd
South Peet
Wight
Assassination and sports results flash July news
Late news bullets report Gen Osman Pasha slain in Salonika by a young Turkish officer, Martin Sheridan wins Olympic discus with 129 feet 8 inches, Senator Clarence D Clark improves after collapse, a New York wife shoots husband then poisons herself, Cameron Currie Co brokerage closes with $500,000 deficit, Alabama state militia takes control of Jefferson mines strike area, Bingham defends coal mine washhouse law, oil peddler fined $25, Y M C A relay team reaches Ashtabula, police suspect a woman found in Jackson Park lagoon was murdered, cycling record set in Salt Lake City, and John Smith’s brothers arrive as he commits suicide.
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Salonika
European
Turkey
Young Turkey Movement
Osman Pasha
Monistar
Sheridan
London
Martin Sheridan
United States
Senator Clark
Chicago
Clarence D. Clark
Evanston
Wye
Auditorium Annex Hotel
Detroit
Mich
Cameron Currie & Co
Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson County
Bingham
Farm Hand Dies After Barn Hit by Lightning
Hazelwood Indiana July 18 Edward Scots farm hand died after a barn on Mrs Mary Shammond’s farm was struck by lightning and burned. He was badly shocked and died soon after being removed from the barn.
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Hazelwood
Ind
Edward Scots
Mary. Shammond
Toledo Grain Prices Report July Commodities
Toledo Grain toledo stock list shows wheat cash July and September at 9154c and 9154c with December May options. corn cash July September 7Sc and 615%c with May 6%c. oats cash 5919c July 56%c September 43%c May 45%c. rye cash 72%c. clover seed October at 7.06 rising to 8.00. Alsike August 99.06.
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Toledo, CO
Pastor Haynes Drowns When Canoe Overturned on Cape Cod
Rev. Artemus J. Haynes age 42 a prominent minister and pastor of the largest Congregational church in New Haven Conn was found drowned at Harwich Cape Cod after his canoe capsized while fishing on Long Pond. He summered with his wife and two children in a cottage on the pond shore.
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Artemus J. Haynes
Congregational Church
J. Haynes
New Haven
Conn
New England
Harwich
Cape Cod
Long Pond
Haynes
Hearst Party Opens Presidential Campaign in Chicago
The Independence party campaign kicks off withThomas L. Hisgen of Massachusetts reserving Palmer House HQ. Charles F. S. Neal of Indiana plans Windsor Clifton HQ with a large state delegation. Indiana adopts six delegates for 30 votes, boosting campaign presence. Former Rep W. W. Howard of Alabama joins from Morrison HQ. Georgia’s John Temple Graves, Hearst aide and reformer, also involved.
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Independence Party
Thomas L. Hisgen
Massachusetts
Palmer House
Charles F. S. Neal
Indiana
Windsor-Clifton
Neal
W. W. Howard
Alabama
Morrison
Georgia
John Temple Graves
Atlanta
W. R. Hearst
Dynamite Bomb Damages West Side Gambling Saloon
At John A. Rogers saloon on W Madison and May streets in Chicago a dynamite bomb exploded on the roof causing shattered windows and a blown chimney. The blast shook the area for blocks. Rogers' saloon long linked to gambling. Five suspects were arrested.
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Chicago
John A. Rogers
W. Madison
May Streets
Rogers’ Place
West-side
Stranger Takes Watch From Nicest Drunk at Millnois Street Hotel
A intoxicated man entered a restaurant at 152 Millnois Street Friday night. Night clerk J A Bennett restrained the intruder but the man grabbed Bennett's gold watch and chain, then fled the scene.
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Millnois Street
J.A. Bennett
Bennett
Old Dave to Take Long Rest from City Dispensary
Dave the city dispensary ambulance horse, 16 years in service, will be granted a vacation after Humane Society threats. A replacement horse was assigned as the Board of Health faced arrest for continuing to use Dave. He will retire to the woods near Oaklandon for a long rest.
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Dave
The
Humane Society
City Board of Health
Oaklandon
Fake solicitor sentenced after fraud at city bank
Frank Dwyer of Lynn Massachusetts was found on East Washington Street by Officer Poole attempting to cash a fraudulently obtained check claiming he represented a charity picnic. He was fined one dollar plus costs and sentenced to nine days in the county workhouse.
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Frank Dwyer
Lynn
Mass
E. Washington Street
Poole
Cardinal Gibbons to visit Pope amid US moral plea
Cardinal Gibbons sails from New York to Rome aboard the Koenig Albert to visit the pope. He urges moral reform in politics with a plan to separate public schools by denomination at state expense and calls for the divorce laws to be nationalized and revised by Congress to protect the family. Archbishops Farley and O Connell join him. funds for Peter's peace accompany the delegation.
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New York
Congress
Cardinal Gibbons
Archbishop Farley
Lee
O'Donovan
Fly
Detroit
O’connell
Washington
Call For Jury To Try First Bribery Case
A special venue of 75 salesmen is ordered for John McGregor trial with 50 reporting July 27 and 25 more on July 8. McGregor, Marion county commissioner president, faces two indictments: soliciting and accepting a bribe from Arthur Wilcutts of Atlas Engine Works and conspiracy to bribe fellow commissioner the late Joan McGaughey. The state will try the bribery charge.
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Criminal Court
John McGregor
Board of County Commissioners
Marion County
Arthur W. Wilcutts
Atlas Engine Works
Joan McGaughey
McGregor
Two Dwellings and Barn Destroyed in Dayton Avenue Fire
A fire Friday afternoon destroyed two houses at 68 Dayton avenue and 689 Dayton avenue and a hay filled barn belonging to E W Thomas. The line of hose six squares long failed to save the homes. The loss totaled 6000 dollars and a defective flue was blamed for starting the blaze.
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E. W. Thomas
Dayton Avenue
George L. Sullivan
Thomas
Mrs Teagle Fights For Life After Shooting
Pasadena July 18 Mrs Walter C Teagle wife of a Standard Oil official of Cleveland Ohio remains unconscious with little chance of survival after a Wednesday night suicide attempt. She suffered throat tuberculosis and a bullet entered her right temple. doctors report she may die.
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Pasadena
Cal
Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oil
Cleveland
Hfe
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