An Anxious Court Moment Over Marrying Again
In 1803 Judge Allen halted Umholtz for contempt for marrying Amanda Jrowell while still bound by a prior order not to remarry. The scene in circuit court featured the bride, groom, and attorney Cave the preacher as the judge warned against setting a precedent and fined Umholtz eight dollars before releasing the couple.
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Frida
Jesse A Umholtz
Heirt Clay Allen
Eatlain
Amanda Jrwell
Umholtz
Aest
Clara
Alen
Jaden Allen
Tive
Cave
Umbolta
Watt
Holte
Allen
Winhaltz
Hiewie
Rio Grande Rise Warns of Massive Flood Loss
Galveston dispatch notes Rio Grande rising with feared death toll possibly reaching 100. New Orleans reports five Black victims slain Ernest Lacour, a noted planter, at Bathellor. Scutari Albania quake kills or injures two hundred in Mons tenegro. fifty houses destroyed. Manila reports six warships seen heading toward Lingayen Gulf. Washington notes Cassini met President Roosevelt about potential peace with Japan. Indianapolis briefs include divorce suit by Ethel Cfenbacker against Harley Bofenbacker seeking alimony. parole revocation of Frank Cripe. a man fined for interfering with divorce proceedings. City Board of Health debate on appointing a City Sanitarian successor. Arthur E. Fish sues for sliverage against Ida L. Fish. feather renovator accused by two women of not returning cleaned feather beds.
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Galveston
Tex
Rio Grande
New Orleans
Ernest Lacour
Batehellor
Scutari
Albania
Monstenegro
Manila
Gulf of Lingayen
Luzon
Washington
Indianapolis
Ethel Cfenbacker
Diverse
Harley
Ofenbacker
Frank Cripe
Umboltz
Amanda Tewell
City Board of Health
Victor Keene
Arthur E. Fish
Ida L. Fish
Bonds Worth Badly In Gar Of Sand Discovery
Bedford Indiana reports a quaking mishap at a quarry where bonds are found submerged in sand. The event occurred on Friday morning with authorities noting unusual circumstances surrounding the objects and their potential value.
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Bedford
Ind
Swat
Carsad
Heogier
Hank
Peace talks wavering as Russia Japan mediation explored
Washington reports office says Court Cassini, the Russian ambassador, pressed the president on possible peace. Japanese minister Takahira signaled his government’s stance and suggested Russia might test a mediator role for preliminary negotiations. The president would likely share Japan’s position if a basis for talks emerges.
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Russa
Dapan
Dent
Alice Arrives in Cincinnati for Week at Wallingford House
Alice, daughter of the president, arrives in Cincinnati and will stay at the Wallingford house for a week. Her visit coincides with Washington events, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Losgeerth and Conzess man Mirtislas.
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Mrs. Wallingford
Ecripps Mra
Cincennati
Dire
Roopeveht
Alice
Tetts
Svashtigtany
Buehner Wallingford
Sipree
Mirtislas Losgeerth
Owly
Wallingfard Ame
Indictments Grow As Beef Trust Probe Expands
Chicago June 2 The federal grand jury investigating the beef trust has drawn 30 indictments so far with ten more expected. U S District Attorney Morrison and Special Assistant Pingin are in Washington with evidence. They assess possible criminal conspiracy among packers and call for perjury and witness interference probes. A hearing resumes June 3.
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Chipps-Mrre Press Association
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Beef Trust
Distre
Attarn
Morrison
Spreial
Pingin
Washington
Dagan
Witnersey
Unclear OCR Text on Federal Court and Gas Plant Deal
Fragmentary report notes a dispute at a federal court in Comnersville involving gasm et and piping for a cannin plant in Texas. Parties Lane and Budiey sought $4 amid a compromise after a contention about the contract and timing.
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Qinetanatt
Agatine
1 & FM
Toor Fampanss
Comnersville
Gabe
Texas
Lane & Budiey
Fire records detail multiple frame dwellings and damages
The record lists several properties in Teffersohaye and nearby streets including frame dwellings owned by Mickel, B. Powers, and J. W. Shaub. It notes defective frames, a barn, and various damages with unclear causes and owner names, reflecting a day’s fire inspection entries.
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Mickel
Berne Aneldesdtal
B. Powers
Southern
J. WU
Shaub
Heder Thompson
Robber Drops Dead As He Tries Safe Theft
A thief collapsed and died Thursday night in Blakeoure near Pearl A disease after attempting a safe robbery in front of a store. A passerby reports the man was about 39 years old with a medium build. he died before aid could arrive. Police say the event remains under investigation and identity is not yet released.
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Des Moines
Pearl Aisease
Blakeoure
Phere Warner
Wien
iLferee
Japan
Teade
Alwur
Huedienl School
Lena to Return to Asiatic Waters From Navy Yard
Washington telegraph instructions allow the Lena to leave the Vallejo navy yard and proceed to Asiatic waters. The Lena may take home wounded Russian officers to Japan, and be used for that purpose despite internment at the yard.
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Scripps-Aphae Press Association
Vallejo
Cal
Mure Slant Navy Yard
Washington
Lena
Navy Yandle
Asiatic
Japan
Paroled murderer Crife to be returned to prison after liquor relapse
Gov. Hanly revokes parole of Frank Crife of Goshen for his drink binge. Crife, once praised for reform, is to be sent back to Michigan City Penitentiary to serve the remainder of his life sentence. The reversal follows years of struggle with alcohol and a parole that failed amid renewed temptations.
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Crife
Hanly
Gov
Matthews
Michigan City
Frank Vrife
Goshen
Tur
Bering
Gov. Haaly
BliedaCripe
Bs Doe Mathews
Arrem
Tim
Cripe
Cripe Mall
Miller vs Mecehait Plumbert association case transcript
Witnesses used choice words during a stand by defense in the Miller case against the Plumbers’ association. Miller confronted by the judge as he is described as a rascal and a dog. The exchange centers on Miller’s honesty and the assault on his character.
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Guperior
Mort Feklay
When & S&s
Murton
Joseph Miller
Mecehait Plumbert Association
Amiers Regartarten
Shay Miller
Miller
Pata Sortan
Judge Leathers
Miler
Crmmen
Coroner verdict on Wortman death at Massachusetts Avenue rail crossing
Coroner Harry Tite wiler ruled Frank Wortman was warned of an approaching train and believed he could cross the track. The verdict found the train traveled at a moderate speed and criticized the railroad company only minimally.
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Harry Titewiler
Frank Wortman
Massachusetta-ave
Ald
Daniel Wiles Dead In dignapolis At Home
Daniel Wiles, longtime resident of dignapolis, died at his home 301 N New Street. He was a friend of Governor Morton and Vice President Hendricks, reflecting civic ties in the era. The death prompts notices to be filed by family and local officials.
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Daniel Wiles
in= dignepolis
Morton
Hendricks
New
Fatal Blow In Washington State Patrol Case
Thomas Jlendenning of 397 B.A Washington state died after a skull wound received in an unknown manner. Police report a Friday night incident left him dead. witnesses say he fell from a suspected car crash. Investigators continue to seek details as the case unfolds.
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Thomas Jlendenning
Tertow & Salon
Miller Danced and Then Fled From Richmond Hospital
Jane Miller was pursued after leaving a dance at an institution. A man escaped from the yaxane hns hospital in Richmond and told the guard he would return to town to see the superintendent. He wore a new suit the authorities could not trace and was taken to the police after claiming escape.
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Jane Miller
Miller
Supraf Paice Keuger
Orchestra dispute ends with court hearing over blue notes
The Masicians' union and manager Halvin Thertos faced a Friday morning court session in Hintire Smorks over pay and discharge. The case revolves around a cornetist named Davis claimed as a child musician who allegedly played a blue note causing discontent among performers and actors. The manager noted 4 a week for the orchestra and said Davis was discharged without cause while the panel prepares a ruling.
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Marty
Mrique Theater
Halvin Thertos
Hintire Smorks Court
Dats
Masicians
Anne
Paige Archéerra
Uman Ngasirians
Seasne
Wal
Thorbus
Tat Davis
Phelp
Aneties Emuek
Local hail storm on Friday brief weather report
Weather bureau notes a hailstorm Friday in the area with thunder and lightning. The storm was described as local with a slight shower expected Friday night into Saturday and temperatures reaching a high Friday before cooling with cloudy conditions.
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Weather Bureau
Hook
Taking New York Census Task Begins for Greater City
Special to the Sun reports two thousand enumerators and interpreters started Friday to count greater New York. The census aims to finish in 32 working days and collect names ages colors sexes nationalities and citizenship statuses of residents.
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New York
Party splits smoothed as primary nears in city politics
Chairman Metzger declares for a square deal and says ward committeemen won’t be appointed until after nomination. Democratic factions Taggart and Keech clash, but Bell predicts peace in the party. Edward Raub is named as potential city chairman, with candidates seeking fair chances in the upcoming primary and ward contests. The Republican side shifts focus to organizing as primary committees are expected early next week.
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Metzger
Jammikremen
Edward Raut
Cry
Democrata Belove
Taggart
Keach
Joseph Bell
Gonstal Electon
Janye Chay Ail Wall
Democratig
Keech
Ned
Edward Raub
Coumtsman
Tll
Primars
Mayer Heltaman
Wold Pedsure
Cannonlman
Rauber Orsigen
Raub Dork
Democrats
Repubican
Robert Metager
Repubteecan
Ehoars
Bass
Great Flood Destroys Town Lands In Assam Valley
Scripps News Association San Francisco reports a catastrophic flood in the Assam region near Galveston with a vast area inundated and hundreds displaced. The Deluge floods the Grand River valley, washing away homes and crops, leaving estimates of up to five thousand residents stranded or affected as the river rises further.
Northeastern Indianapolis Improvement League Forms at Brightwood Hall
The new organization held its first regular meeting at Brightwood hall Thursday night with Dr W Johnson presiding. Plans were begun to encourage welfare ventures in the suburb. The group will meet the first Friday of each month with no dues. About 153 members are enrolled.
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Indianapolis
Yachts Arrive for Harseee Cup Race Result
Unclear spelling corrected: The yachts Thinttamt and Sunbeam, pivotal entries in the Harseee Cup, arrived Friday. The Thistie led early but Sunbeam fell behind as the contest unfolded.
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Scrippam Rae Press Association
Bcouthamptan
Thinttamt
Sunbeam
Thistie
Robbed in Rome by a Youth at Venice Scene
A Belaville banker was robbed of a gold watch chain and charm in Venice. A youth fled the scene after the theft, details reported by the Ecripps Rae press association.
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Rome
Ecripps-Rae Press Association
Fardicand
Gieeppe
Belaville
Lida
Venice
Weather forecast for multiple towns and cities
A terse forecast covers Tam, Anipura, Cambridge City, Bloomington, Farmland and several other places. Regions show varying conditions with temperature cues and possible precipitation guidance.
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Tam. Ieom
Lumbua
Cambridge City
Bloomington
Fayrite
Konington
Cennes
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