Trial of Alonzo Walling in Pearl Bryan case intensifies
Newport Kentucky June 1 authorities report Edward Anthony testified Walling told him Scott Jackson intended to kill Pearl Bryan. Waling denies the claim as Jackson is pressed to explain his own role. Witnesses describe a cab sequence with Walling and a bloody wrapper while experts test blood evidence.
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Newport
Edward Anthony
Alonzo Walling
Scott Jackson
Anthony
the Sun
Walling
Jackson
Pearl Bryan
Covington
Armhony
Tle
Cocaing
W. Butler
Fred Albion
McNevin
Albion
Bud Jackson
Creorge HH
Cincineo
Aldwell Guards
George and Heimsts
Central Bridge
Rockaway
Finchtown
Theman
Col. Nelson
Hal
Phice
Watling
Tie
Cincinnati
Maj. Widdifield
Col. Washington
Jbim
Z Weman
Wadeliman Pat Kinney
Pearl Tiryan
Grosvenors Berth and Local Accidents Reported
Washington June 7 report notes Gen Grosvenor denying a seat on the convention resolutions committee and detailing the Columbus conference with Senator elect Foraker. Also details William Rose a carpenter's fall from a scaffold at 617 Bellefontaine st injuring his collar bone and possibly internal injuries. San Francisco reports James J Corbett offering to become boxing partner to Tom Sharkey after Sharkey’s recent win and a challenge to meet any heavyweight except Corbett.
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Grosvenor
Washington
PAA
Gen. Grosvenor
St. Louis
College-ave
Brighteenth-st
William Rose
Bellefontaine-st
San Francisco
James J. Corbett
Tom Sharkey
Sailor Pugilist
Choynski
Jim Williams
Salt Junke
Sharkey
Corbett
Dan Creedon
Equestrian Statue Unveiled in Gettysburg Ceremonies
The Meade statue is revealed at Gettysburg with formal ceremonies on Friday. Reports note high attendance and a patriotic program as officials honor Gen Meade’s legacy amid local events.
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Senate
St. Paul
Southampton
New York
Gen. Meade W
Gettysburg
Milwaukee
John Breen
Adolph Schwarz
Murderers Rage Before Hanging in Chicago Case
Chicago report details Joseph Windrath's execution after a sanity ruling. He shouted on the scaffold, called for the hand box, and tried to escape an hour before death. The day included the Birch homicide during a West Chicago street railway hold up and related testimonies. Weather notes mention Indianapolis area forecast with showers and heat.
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Mrnday Morreing
Sindrath
Bireh
Josep Windrath
Dadius Miamow
Te Hernef Ie
West Chia Street
Orderead Cashier
Eres
Fis Hanes
Windrath
Steato Iim
Birch
Mai Peerdy
Faust Huiet
Berihday
Paris War Report Fatal Expedition Attacked by Natives
Paris June 4 The French expedition sending a party from Salaga toward the Wiger has been attacked by natives. Three Europeans and many natives are reported killed by poisoned arrows. Heavy assets and other items noted elsewhere in dispatches. NORW UCTS. Conn. Tine U. P.
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Paris
U. PO
Salaga
Norw Ucts
U. P
Fler Bill-Publishing Company
James 4. Blaine
Congress
Gail Tlamiliton
James @ Blaine
Narrow Victory Nominates Crumpacker for Congress
In Michigan City Indiana on June 5 the Republican convention chose Crumpacker of Valparaiso for congress by a margin of fifty two one hundredths of a vote amid a heated scene. The closely fought contest saw support from Laporte Porter and Tippecanoe counties for Crumpacker while Frank Hanly, the current congressman, conceded defeat.
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Michigan City
Ind
Crumpacker
Valparaiso
Tenth
Hanty
Hanly
Laporte
Porter
Tippecanoe
Frank Hanly
Gillette
McKinley
Woman sues Garden Place Baptist Church leaders for 10000 damages
Louisa Smock files in Superior Court Room 1 claiming expulsion from Garden Place Baptist Church harmed her standing and faith. Defendants include pastor Charles Berry clerk Edwin Thomas and deacons Larry Thomas Justin Foss William David and John Burnett. She alleges a conspiracy to oust her, denial of fair charges, and seeks injunction against worship participation.
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Garden Place
Superior Court
Louisa Smock
Chas. J
Chit House of Wore
Berry
Bre
Thess
McKinley brothers become new funeral directors at 470 Virginia Ave
Friday news item notes McKinley brothers succeed Wilson and Murphy as funeral directors at 470 Virginia Avenue. Also mentions James H. Lawrence addressing Young People's Bible Society at Mt Aion Baptist Church and other local notices including company incorporations, a strike settlement, fishery tale, cyclone rumor, Knickerbocker hall commencement, and Bishop White’s address to graduates.
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Indianapolis
TI. G and
M. & McKinley
McKinley Brothers
Wilson & Murphy
Virginia Ave
James H. Lawrence
Murphy Gospel Temperance League
Young People's Bible Society
Mt. Aion Baptist Church
Simpson Computing Scale Company
Jélikhart
Indiana Pipeline and Refining Company
Bluffton
Coopers
Mintner Cooperage Works
California St
John Reardon
Straw Board
Broad Ripple
Weather Bureau
Knickerbocker Hall
Rosamond Martha Budd
Grace May Cole
Mary Kahlo
Nellie Arms Wiler
John Hazen White
Grace’ Cathedral
Had A Neat Plan To Get Rich From Smelting Works
Albert J. Anderson, real name David Fregelia, arrested in Perthamboy on grand larceny charges. Foreman at Guggenheimer smelting, he allegedly stole gold and silver bullion valued in the thousands from an Omaha connected firm, hiding metal in tobacco and a pipe. Detectives traced losses to his concealed methods.
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Tregelia
Pregelia
Fregelia
Overtaxing Vew Strength-Wawnilan Mews Tragedy
San Francisco reports a Honolulu dispatch of May 28 describing Miss Kvate Pield's death from overtaxing her sevenyear series of fattening rides across lava fields. She collapsed near Kailua on May 1 and died after transfer to Honolulu. Funeral services were held in a crowded church with floral tributes. The deceased was connected to Hawaii royalty and a Cape family. republic-style political notes are included.
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San Francisco
United Press
Adameda
Flormolulu
Kvate Pield
Wheimonin
Peius
Fromm Fata
Kaa- Salou
Assambiy Central
Pr Dent
Vie Peess
John Dd. Paieyv
Cape
United States
Legislawiee
Vis
Honolulu
Dole
Slavin and Maher Boxing Match In Doubt
New York June 5 0 Tom Rourke withdrew his injunction request and canceled the Maher Slavin fight. He paid each fighter 500 dollars and offered a Madison Square Garden show for Tuesday June to recoup losses. The Eureka club will not run boxing in Long Island City before Sept 17. Also Montreal reports Howard Scott died in lodging liver troubles and will be buried in St Paul.
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New York
Tommy Rourke
Qlueens County
Gilsey House
Mareka Club
Rourke
Madison Square Garden
Maher
Fureka Club
Long Island City
Montreal
Que
U. P
Howard Scott
United States
Scott
St. Paul
Minister Matt Ransom Returns Through Raleigh
Raleigh North Carolina June 4 minister Matt Ransom arrived from Mexico on private business en route to his Northampton county home. He expects to stay in the state through June but may return to Mexico before July 1. Vice minister reports good health and his family remains at Blowing Rock NC.
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Raleigh
N. G
U. P
Matt Ransom
Mexico
Northampton County
North Carolina
Hiowing Rock
N. C
San Jose Railroad President Files Insolvency Petition
Tacob Rich, president of the San Jose railroad company now under receiver, Thursday filed a petition of insolvency. The liabilities are between $300,000 and $400,000. Principal creditors are in San Francisco.
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San Josh
Gal
U. P
Tacob Rich
San Jose Railroad Company
San @rancisco
Minnesota organizer opens new branches of railway union in Toronto
R M Goodman of Minnesota, organizer for the American railway union, arrived in Toronto to launch new branches. He said President Debs will arrive later.
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Toronto
Ont
C. P
R. M. Goodman
Minnesota
American Railway Union
Debs
Hardwood mantels and Dustless Cats in Lilly ad
Short classified item notes hardwood mantels and Dustless Cats mentioned alongside Jno. M. Lilly and feed your horse Janes. The readable fragments indicate a small retail or service notice from a local page segment.
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States
Jno
M. Lilly
Janes
Moats Scandal Grows After Broker Left Town
Disreputable Indianapolis case details A H Moats who departed the city without warning leaving unpaid office rent and a trail of creditors. Patrons report large bills and suspicious checks while guardianship over Edith Spurier and bonds with American Surety are questioned as office furniture and art enter a public dispute.
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Tl Jr. Sloats Broker
H. Moats
Brule
John T. Pige
Moats
Figg
Berk
Ten
Clark
Moatshie
Flarry
Windis
Edith Spurier
Attorney Coffin
American Surety Company
Hondsman
Farmer Arrested on Serious Rape Charge Near Petersburg
John Benson, a white farmer, was arrested near Petersburg today on a charge of raping his sister, Mrs. William Hager. Local excitement surrounds the case as details emerge from Washington, D.C. reporting.
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John Benson
Hens Taking a Vacation and Fruit Prices Drift
Tennessee apples and peaches arrive in Indianapolis commission houses as green and small fruit markets show slow demand. Berries stay steady with fair prices, coffee costs drop, and cat meat prices fall a half cent amid a leafy coffee crop in South America. Flour remains steady. Hen fruit advances one cent and is reported scarce.
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Tennessee
Indianapolis
South America
Conductor Lacks Right To Take Up Mileage Book
In Findlay Ohio a recent circuit court decision holds a conductor cannot seize a mileage book unless it is in the rightful owner’s hands. A J Morton bought a L B E W book and allowed a third party to use it. The conductor took it up and Morton seeks its value. The judge ruled title passed to Morton on sale and the conductor could only refuse to accept it as fare. The case may go to the supreme court.
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Findlay, O
A. J. Morton
Morton
Supreme Court
Wagon Campaign Calls Sedalia Convention for Populists
ST LOUIS June 5 U P Chairman Roselle of the state committee of the people's party calls a state convention at Sedalia on July 30 with seven hundred delegates. He denounces any fusion with Democrats as unfounded and pledges a ticket headed by A io Izzard with no non populist candidates. A feature will be the start of wagon tours from interior counties.
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ST. Louis
U. P
Roselle
State Committee of the
People’s Party
Sedalia
Io Izzard
Brewery Fire Damages Boylston Plant in Jamaica Plain
A Sunday morning blaze badly damaged the Boylston brewery near Boylston station in Jamaica Plain. The fire confined to the brewing building, about one quarter of the plant, caused an estimated loss of 75000 dollars and left seven men out of work. The loss is fully insured.
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Boston
Srunday
Boylston
Boylston Station
Jamaica Plain
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