Edward Marshall Dies After Poisoning Incident
Edward Marshall a 42 year old painter living at Liberty Street consumed morphine and died after a brief illness described as grip. His son Jesse found him in a semi conscious state early Friday morning. Marshall had procured the drug from a New York drug store and was alone at home with his wife and two sons nearby. The coroner is investigating the case.
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Nis
Edward Marshall
Liberty-st
Merida
Muystad Tiel
Dig Health
Vrei Novi
Jesse
Marshall
Titers Drug Store
New York
Nonseaty
Taklie Me
Bun Vie
Indenapots
Tutewller
Skin and Money Relief Efforts for Las Angeles Accident Victim
Reports received by Modern Woodmen detail the rescue and medical grafts for John Shiseler who was snatched from a bath tub in Los Angeles. He wore a Woodman badge and was identified. Funds were raised by the ender movement to cover hospital bills and relief, with Shiseler receiving cash after expenses.
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John Shiseler
Les Angeles
Dannery
Brother
Tadga
Shinsler
Desertion Suit in Rosenberry Divorce Case
Lola Rosenberry files for divorce from Benjamin Rosenberry alleging marriage in 1904 and desertion of wife and child since 1904. The suit seeks legal relief based on the alleged abandonment and broken union.
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Lola Rosenberry
Benjamin Rosenberry
Reward Offered Over Tree Destruction In Indianapolis
The Park Board in Indianapolis offers a reward for the arrest and conviction of those cutting and girdling shade trees. Reports indicate continued thefts across the city over the past two weeks, endangering trees and city aesthetics.
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Indianapolis
Crimea
Teropt
STEPCHILD DEAD SCRIPPS-McRAE PRESS ASSOCIATION
Memphis dispatch reports Jonestown Arkansas resident Ben Mele en held on poisoning charge after his stepchild Phiili’s stomach was sent to Memphis for examination. McEwen admitted involvement but denied the poison contained any significant amount.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Memphis. Tenn
Ben Meleen
Jonestoro
Ark
Arest
Ald Stepchild
Pheili
Mempus
McEwen
Ben Amirod
Ovilh
Woman's Suit Details Affair Evidence in Court
In civent court, witnesses testified Friday that David Alla visited another woman and called her his sweetheart while Mere Sarah McAlien seeks a deliver from the plaintiff. The proceedings centered on alleged infidelity with a second party.
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Mere
Sarah McAlien
David Alla
Alles
Civent Court
Opposition to Indian tax protest in Washington delegation
A delegation of white citizens conducting Creek nation business travels to Washington to object to proposed collection of the Indian tax. Judge Huleh discusses legal advisories as part of the protest effort.
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Bcripps-Mrab
Washin
Hulehcays
Mure Legal Arivisur
Teadme
Washington
Local candidates rush to file names before primary deadline
The contest for mayoral nomination draws attention as Republicans scramble to place names on KGIR ballots yesterday. Filing times determine ballot order, with minutes counted. City clerk race attracts five candidates while council at large races loom, shaping early ballot outcomes.
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Banda
Mme
KGIR
Inter Platters
Mayoralty Campaign Meetings Stir Tribune Ward Battles
Mayoralty candidate C A Brolwalter heads agr expeetuental bid with meetings at Twelfth Ward, Fourth Ward and St. Clair Ball Saturday night. Council candidates John Woot and W P Johnson clash in a four cornered race in Thira ward, central committee to mediate Friday. Wood and Johnson, workers in the ward, warn of a shelly battle as the four contenders seek support at Kingans and Fountain Square venues.
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CA Brolwalter
Frites
Kingans
Phirteenth
Weatsts
Irda
St.lair Ball
Hdianaave
Bountain Square
Sister Gets Estate in Probate of Woodburn Will
The will of Mrs. Anne E. Woodburn widow of James Woodburn former Indianapolis resident is filed for probate Friday. The estate's details are briefly outlined in the filing with the state probate authority.
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Anne E. Woodburn
James Woodburn
Indianapolis
Hoosiers sign new pitchers and add to lineup
Manager Barrow adds talent for Indianapolis with Zalusky and Craig from Minneapolis and St Paul, Friel sent to Springfield, Jilly Priel secured, Barbesa joins Columbus, and a double rider game with MU Walker planned. Rankin of Rankin Kellsg architects inspects the new federal building in Indianapolis.
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Barrow
Idianapolis
Taoney
Zalusky
Tale
St. Paul
Craig
Minneapolis
Watkins
Wattir
Indianapolis
Jilly Priel
Columbus
Barbesa
Friel
Springeld
Friel Sasteat
Indijinazoha Tans
Aes
Walker
John al. Rankin
Rankin & Kellsg
Indiananous
Indianapolis News Briefs On Health Suicide and Elections
Indianapolis reports Edward Marshall, 42, of 429 Liberty St., committed suicide by morphine amid ill health. Also in Indianapolis Republicans join efforts to present gains to the ballot committee. The park board offers a reward for the conviction of the man who damaged shade trees.
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Indianapolis
Edward Marshall
Liberty St
Viatus
Committee
Admiral train now in charge of czar ships
Secretary Taft received a telegraph from Gov Wright reporting that rimmin warships did not leave or come within required hours and are now in custody of Admiral Vrain. He states necessary steps to intern them and notes the ships are behind warning barriers under the guns of the Ohio and Grundback with machinery to be disabled and breech blocks removed.
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Manila
Bcripps-M'Rae Prees Association
Waliington
Taft, Srnday
Gov. Wright
Minila
Rinmiin
Ad Mind ‘Vrain
Wre
Une Preakwarr
Ohio
Greundnack
Election results for advisory committee workers named
Names listed for the advisory committee of the Volunteer Rex Met association in Pittsburg show representatives from Pennsylvania company employees. Three members will be chosen to represent the Pennsylvania company at a meeting to be held in the Works. A murder case in Columbus identifies Frank Castor, an escaped convict, as the suspected burglar who killed Detective Daniel Davis. Castor is held without bond on first degree murder charges.
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Washington
Japan
Pearce
Russia
London
Ecripps-M'Rae Press Association
Pittsburg
Rex Met Association
Pennsylvania
Fittaburg Ly
Gr. Pook
Alexander
Dawn
Ta Joy
George McNogal
William
Mertie
Matthew J. Pureci
Edward W. Alexader
Theiere 1
Haberkorn
Andiam T. Brown
Giee Works
Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Columbus
Daniel , Davis
Homer Ly Chapman
Frank Castor
Michigan Penitentiary
Mike Murray
Bridge Builder Falls 19 Feet to River, Killed
John Callahan of Marietta fell from the highest part of the new By & C railroad bridge at the Potomac river near Parkerburg West Virginia on Friday. He was instantly killed and his body was recovered.
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Bcripps-M'Rae Press
Absuclativin
Parkersburg
W. Va
John Callahan
Marietta
By & C
Ship Mfteria adrift two years reaches harbor
The Mfteria, a ship dating from New York, drifted for two years after leaving port. It finally entered a harbor near Labon Horne with most of the crew missing or dead. A lone Filipino servant survived, while the rest of the crew likely perished in a long voyage through storms.
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Scripps-Arre Press Association
Wilkesbarre. Pa
New York
Marely Il
Laban
Horne
Hurc
Car
Ematinus
Deribest
Gauld Gone Special to Sint Bedford Mysterious Missing
Special report from Sint Bedford notes Gordon Th. Gauld a dropsist missing since Friday. Family unaware of his whereabouts as colleagues Gav Frank Hanty and Dr Lucas of the GAH traveled to Lowell for dedication of a smaller monument.
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Sint Bedford
Ind
Gordon Th. Gauld
Eald
Gav
Frank Hanty
DR. Lucas
GAH
Lowell
Smalcrs Monument
Hoth
Ade Arenas
Caldwell's Home Tragedy and Paroled Man's Return
Review notes a man convict in manslaughter at Caldwell's home facing 2 to 21 years, paroled six months ago, planning to return to Indianapolis with an expected $10,000 inheritance from a New York relative. Also mentions varied upcoming events and local groups, with garbled OCR fragments interleaved.
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Daniel Sullivan
Caldwell
Michigan City
Indianapolis
New York
Taboical Institute
Hanty
Verique Mettings
Aniwegee
Jénile” Catendy
Thq
Bedart
Union Ready Union Ready Articles of Incorporation filed
The International Electrical Construction Company of Indianapolis filed Articles of Incorporation with officers and stockholders named. Promoted by electrical worker Wr him Reby and contractor Roby ds heanu. judge Hoby noted in the appetite court.
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International Diretrical Construction Company of
Reby
Fe Reverak Tone
Art Cleetrind
Back in Court on Horse Stealing Case
Edwin Wissman ten was involved with another boy in stealing four horses. Juvenile court convened Friday at the request of Protken Over Farner who cited the boys troubled home life. The youths planned to sell the animals claiming their parents had died. One horse was from Indiana territory. the other details remain unclear.
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Edwin Wissman
Aes
Wasbranghe
Park Board may refuse bridge plan over Riverside trees
Riverside park would lose many fine trees if the county commissioners proceed with placing the western terminal of the new Erie bridge there. Clyde Power, park superintendent, says replacement trees could not be obtained for $3,000.
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Commiegioner
Park Board
Riverside Park
Wiel
Clyde Power
Thet Parks
Eight Attended Special Session On Bath Houses Plan
Local council met in a special session Thursday night to consider the proposition for three public baths in Thallandpols ward. The eight attendees, including principal council members, expected to vote on funding for the South and North side bathhouses with little opposition.
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Thallandpols
Youth on Way to Surrender in Juvenile Court
Robert Thompson aged 16 of RW Michigan 1 faces juvenile court Friday morning on robbery and petty larceny charges. The youth, accused with gang members in a series of store thefts, surrendered with others after a courthouse pursuit and was held on petty larceny charges.
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Robert Thompson
RW Michigan
Nee Role Phanuce
Burrendering
Mie
Tharpson
Cilfferiua-st
Wasninguen
Lastwick
Prograns
Vicky Morning
Juventts Court
Gerry Kennedy
Kennedy
Hyves
Patterson-st. Ile
Thompson
St Leuig
Tragic Fall Kills Valetta Phonmer on Twenty fifth Street
Valetta Phonmer, little daughter of Mr and Mrs John T Phonmer, died Friday afternoon after falling from a lumber wagon on Twenty fifth Street just west of New Jersey Street. She and a companion were riding on the wagon pole when it started to fall. The child attempted to catch her balance and fell striking the street.
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Valetta
John T. Phonmer
Alabama
Twenty-fifth-st
New Jersey-st
Langden
Indiana couple elope amid license bid in city
An Indiana couple sought a marriage license Friday morning with help from Charke Longshore, the stepfather. The pair reportedly hurried to wed after Longshore’s orchestration prompted questions about the license. The ceremony occurred Friday evening.
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PHM
Yane Yenacry
Codman
Stow Vidipanga
Indives
Reserves Decision In Caleb Powers Case Remains Pending
The hearing on removal of the Caleb Powers case to federal court was concluded. Judge Cochran will issue his opinion after several days of reserve.
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Scripps
RAE Press Association
Maysville, Ky
Caleb Powers
Cochran
Selecting Members of Election Board for June Primaries
The Republican central committee begins selecting election board members for the June 30 primaries. Candidates face unpaid service and long hours, with tensions between factions over representation and watchfulness at polling places. Cantidate Bookwalter presses for fair representation. Chairman Metezer will appoint inspectors with no party consultation amid cost concerns.
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Bookwalter
Meteger
Stalnaker
Independence Banner Flown When Norway Declares Nation
Norway moves toward full independence after June 7 peaceful revolution. The storthing directs government formation as the nation asserts sovereignty. Friday’s ceremonies display the new flag on public buildings and homes, marking independence day with patriotic demonstrations nationwide.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Assoclatio
Christiania
Norway
Storthing
Council of State
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