Borges Promoter Found Guilty In Ubero Case
Boston jury convicts F. E. Borges on 13 counts for conspiracy and obtaining over a million dollars through the Ubero and Conso lidated Ubero schemes. Sentencing deferred. if maxed, Borges could face about 36 1/2 years. Former Indiana official W. D. Owen linked to the case and missing since the Ubero bubble burst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Freas Association
Boston
F. E. Borges
Avero Plantation
Superior Criminn
Consolidated Ubero Company
Ubero Company
Orgs
Borges
Loganaport
Ind
Ubera Company
W. DB. Owen
Indiana
Europe
Elevator tragedy in Monrovia leaves man dead at hospital
Arthur Tudor, 28, died at City Hospital after an elevator accident at Sehnull and Company wholesale grocery. He had worked there a week and was found unconscious with a trapped foot in the shaft. Eyewitness accounts are inconsistent but indicate a double-elevator shaft caused the fatal injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Tudor
Sehnull and Company
S. Meridjanst
Tudor
Mved
Monrovia
Ind
Alssier
Ty Hospital
Ge G. Griffin
Schnuil Coning
Shafting
George Etter
E. C. Atkins Baw Company
Etter
Ter
Bursquehannat
Mission of Woman By a Graduate
By Miss Sue Elisabeth Hamilton, graduate of Mania Training School in Indianapolis. The article argues that a woman's highest ideal is motherhood and virtue, with education and religion guiding her path. It emphasizes purity, independence, and using knowledge of God to elevate men and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vulgabeti Baralton
Sue Eliaabeth Hamilton
Mania Training School
Indianapolis
Ind
Hany
Mfe
Una
Auenea
Hoosiers in Gotham
Special to The Sum New York June Among Indiana people in Gotham are C W Hatch W W Innis and many others en route to Europe all of Indianapolis H A Gable Mrs W C Smith and J W Wile now of Marion J W Horner Columbus etc.
Shah of Persia Nearing Death in Persia Crisis
Constantinople June 9 Muzaffared Din the present shah of Persia is critically ill with death expected at any time. He was born March 25 183 though the second son of Shah Nuared Din who ruled until 1896. Muzaffared Din began his reign March 26 1896 as the fifth ruler of the Kajars dynasty begun after a civil war from 1792 to 1794. He has six sons and 12 daughters with Mohammed Ali Mirza the eldest son as heir born in 1872.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McReoc
Constantinople
Mohammed Ali Mirza
Girl Gives Life as a Sacrifice for Cancer Patients
Edith Kilmer a New York nurse devoted her life to helping cancer patients. She died at Kilmer hospital after being inoculated with cancer poison while caring for a patient three days earlier. Her wealthy father Dr James A Kilmer of Binghamton is named as the source of the feud that led to her leaving home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Kilmer
New York
Kaith Kilmer
Kilmer Cancer Sinttardium
Kilmer Hospital
A. Kilmer
Binghamton
N. W
Algo
Edith
Hnally
Kilmer
Pirates Threaten Lusitanian Seas Reported from Portugal
Official reports from Macha, Portuguese China, say pirate craft infest the sea near there. Several trading steamers and small vessels have encountered the pirates, with preparations under way to sweep the ocean of robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
Macha
China
Ellis Defends Beveridge Act In House Debate
Missouri Representative Ellis defended Senator Beveridge's meat inspection amendments before the House agriculture committee. He cited Supreme Court opinions to show Congress has power to regulate inspection, while acknowledging controversy over park inspections. The committee favored a bill substantially along Beveridge lines, with changes on preservatives, cost of inspection, and a fixed inspection regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Supreme Court
Congress
Washington
Representative Ellis
House Committee On Agriculture
Representative Crumpacker
Indiana
Beveridge
Ellis
Overstreet
Unlann
Heveridge
Mary
House
Overatreet
Leveridge
Senate
Author Seeks Hearing on Beveridge Bill Near Princeton
Upton Sinclair radio telegrams Representative John Sharp Williams asking that democratic members of the agriculture committee grant him a hearing on the Beveridge bill. Sinclair had appealed for a hearing. the committee replied it did not deem it necessary for him to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billerippa-McHae Preag Association
Princeton
WN. J
Upton Sinclair
Chicago
John Sharp Williams
Committee On Agriculture
Beveridge Bil
Child fatally bitten by rattlesnake near Berclair
In Berclair Texas on June 1 Mittle Hay, 8, was fatally bitten by a rattlesnake at her home while picking up a cobra to cook breakfast. The incident occurred in the early dawn as the child searched for ingredients for morning meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SerIpey-wieitRe
Rannrat—n- Berclair
Tex
Mittle Hay
Erelalt
Wedding Clothes Lost in Wreck Delays Berlin Groom
Rudolph Wiesike of Berlin Germany arrived in Gianapolis to wed Lillian Adams of D East Street on June 13 at Second Presbyterian church. A wreck with trunks missing on Pennsylvania lines threatened the wedding plans, sparking fear of a postponed ceremony before the trunks were finally found and the groom reassured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutolph Wiesike
Gianapolis
Alent
Wiesike
Berlin
Germany
Mise Lillian Adams
Second Presbyterian Church
Wiestke
Peonpsylvania
Lunecaster
Irvington Presbyterian Church Organized This Sunday
A new Irvington Presbyterian church will be instituted Sunday at 2 30 p m in the Irvington School Auditorium at Washington and Titterive corner. The program includes an anthem by Buller College Glee Club scripture reading prayers and the installation of elders deacons and officers. Charter members listed include Guilford Crabock Alicia Crabock Edith Billings Anna Burt Oscar Whick Carrie Blick Helen Black and many others. Committees from the Indianapolis Presbytery oversee the ceremony with Rev O D Odell Rev Frank Hood and Rev R F Souter in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Audhorhia
Washington
Titterave
Anthemcise
Buller College Glee Club
George B. Trou
Praser Cece
G. L. Mackintosh
Frederic Reddall
C. D. Odell
Moderstor
Indianapolis
O. D. Odell
Charlotte Griggs
J. Herbert Grinwets
Sara R. Griswold
Dorothy FR. Griswold
F. G. Weaton
BE. J.heston
Wat Hobnhorst
Robert Folly
Elizabeth Joameon
Mitra lJnnnson
J. G. Kingaburs
Kate M Kingsbury
J. Kin
Robert & Moorhead
Elmer Martin
Latlock
Martin
Towella C. Martin
Elizabeth Martin
J. Morrison
Min
P. Morrison
Walter Me Marrieon
Charles J. Orbison
Ella Re Orhtanu
Khaubeth Qalon
Edith Diana
Anna P. Owens
Potter
Raymond Potter
Mayme Potter
Louis Richardson
EB. Stewart
Alty
Stewart
Marle Ho Stewart
Mary Simpson
ME Simpson
Sreinhauser
A. F. Steinhamer
Sirs
Alk. Towles
J. 5
PB. Témpkipe
Elizabeth ‘Tompkins
J. H. F. Tompkins
George B. Thormyer
Caroline Thormyer
Agnes Thormyer
Bernard Talkenberg
Carl Talkenberg
Isace Wilson
Alice Wit Andrew Wylie
Jean Wyle
Jean
Weesner
Wondmung
Mra
BL. Wood
David L. Woods
Mes
Ida Tk Whoda
Merrill J. Woods
Adah J. Yarnett
Mass meeting seeks presidential clemency for Tucker
Boston readers report a mass meeting planned at Farmers Hall as Charles L. Tucker faces execution for the Miss Mabel Page murder. Supporters, many convinced of Tucker’s innocence, urge President Roosevelt to intervene amid doubts raised by circumstantial evidence and fierce public belief in his guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRarress Association
Boston
Torker Ia
Nas
Uae
Vald Aimine Gow Eenar
Tucker
Lodge man accused in Woodmen death benefit dispute
In Indianapolis a lodge man faces conspiracy charges over a $1800 death benefit claimed by Mrs. Mattie Latham wife of Walter D Latham. She says her husband joined the Sovereign Camp of the Modern Woodmen of the World in late 1903 and died after an asylum stay, alleging falsified payments to block her claim. Brother-in-law H R Heart and in laws H T Tatham and Mrs Lathan are named. The suit seeks the life policy proceeds and damages. Also from Huntington a West Virginia viewing notes a fire at the Green Valley Drawing Company plant causing extensive damage and an estimated $250000 loss with insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Breart
Indianapolis
H. T
Rathie Tatham
Mattie Th. Lathan
Soodern Woodmen of
Walter D. Latham
Heart
Latham
Policeman Woolley Traced By Board On Charges
Oliver W. Woolley, a policeman, faced the Board of Public Safety on Saturday charged with intoxication and profanity. Numerous witnesses testified as proceedings proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver W. Woolley
Board of Public Safety
Ard
Increased Valuations Revealed by County Board of Review
The County Board of Review followed its policy of raising assessed values for 1906, increasing corporate valuations from 1905. The list includes Columba Conserve Co, Climax Coffee and Baking Powder Co, Commercial Electric, Capital Furniture Cabinet Co, Capital Paving and Construction Co, Chief Wig Co, Capital Rattan Co, Capital Tea & Coffee Co, and others with varied added amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Review
County Board of Review
Iadi
Columba Conserve Co
Climax Coffee and Baking Powder Co
Tu Ty Commercial Electric Gay
Cap. Furniture Cabinet Co
Capital Paving and Construction Co
Chaltant Cafe
Mtresievenre
Mat Generes Constellettonevees
Sere Co-Operative Granite Co
Central Coal Mining Co
Central
Washington Dispatches on Roosevelt and Bryan
The report describes a June White House reception where Mrs. Margaret J. Eus and other members of the National Woman’s organization presented resolutions to President Roosevelt. He responded with cordial remarks and “good luck” to the delegates, while unclear on endorsing Smott's senatorial head. Ex Senator James K. Jones predicted Nebraska’s candidate would be the Democratic nominee, noting Ryan’s unhappiness with the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevet
National League
Margaret J. Eus
T Vy
Mra
Elix
Smott
McRve Treas Association
James K. Jones
Arkansas
National Democrat
Sage
Nebraska
Tvar
Anc
Wouke
Dake
Vewe
Howeven
Hryan
Rive
Cuink
Suit Jones
Amin
Aw Jones
White House
Bryan
Knights of Pythias Hall Dedication At 2228 East Onlyst
The Knights of Pythias Castle Hall dedication honors the six lodges Olive Branch No 2 and others with a grand opening at 2228 East Onlyst. John W. Kern spoke after Andrew Smith led the Hark of Ages rite and stereoptican views. A reception followed for wives and friends. The Gem Laundry ad and others promote cleaning, upholstery, and graduate gifts from J P Mule Jewelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias Castie
John W. Kern
Knights of Pythias Castle
Aafovciation
Mayloh No
Olive Urineh Noar
Excelsior
Capita City
Olive Dranch
Lounday Night
Andrew Smith Eang
Refuses $50 For A Horse In Police Court Case
John W. Carr failed to prove that Mrs Saber and John Boyer took 196 from him and both were discharged in police court. Carr says he bought a horse for 90 dollars from Boyer and Saber who claimed it was sound but Carr found it worn. He valued the horse at 24 dollars and rejected a later offer of 40 dollars from attorney Frank Groninger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Carr
Notin | We
Riot arrests linked to Knights of Pything clash
Iron workers Harry Sommers and John Gilbert were arrested last Tuesday and charged with inciting a riot at the Knights of Pything grand castle and with assaulting Charles Wright and Henry Leach. Police court proceedings followed. witnesses could not identify the suspects on the following Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sommers
John Gilbert
Latt
Knights of Pything
Typhoid Fever Victim Samuel Armitage Dies
Samuel Armitage, son of Harry Armitage once notable in Indianapolis journalism, died Friday night on Fort Wayne Ave at 3 91 from typhoid fever likely brought on by heart disease complications. He had been ill for weeks and was to be taken to the Sinnconus hospital Saturday morning. He was the sole support of his widowed mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Armitage
Fort Wayne-dve
Twhlower
Ile
Harry Armita
Engaged Senator Crane surprised by marriage talk
Washington reports Senator Murray Crane became engaged to Josephine Boardman after decades as a widower. The Sun notes Crane’s wealth from telephone stock and his quiet, shrewd political moves, including a maneuver that helped end Taft’s political prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Washington
Crane
Josephine Boardman
Murray Crane
Massachusets
Milo
Tocal
Suttice
Mite Tegialaniog
Keane
New Jerney
Ce Uoardyuan
Josephine
Chevy Chase Club
Joni
Murray
Alexander Graham Bell
Dent Hoastvelt
Alirich
Senate
Storms Ravage Northern Indiana Across Several Towns
Storms lashed northern Indiana causing widespread damage Friday afternoon. In Mishawaka a wind storm nearly destroyed the power house of a local staircase company, while homes and barns were uprooted. Fort Wayne reported a chimney and center table fire at a residence, with occupants unharmed. Loganport described the new bridge over the Wabash damaged and trees down. Peru and LaPayette saw significant factory damage and heavy rainfall, with transformers and smokestacks toppled. A Wahahnah Interurban line was halted by washed tracks. One man, Daniel Irwin, died of heart failure during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana Stairway Company
Fort Wayne
Charles J. Thiete
Logansport
Wabesa
Peru
Fiday
Mallman Addograph
Peru Canning Company
Lapayetts
Dix
May Thle
Soldiery
Daniel Irwin
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UBERO
FY. E. Borges
Shah OF
Persia
Bilos
Grialltysetts
Abberts
Champacker
Sinclair
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
Chicago Commercial Assnciation
Nelltpeters
Roosevelt
Texas
Garner
S. Ho Cowan
Fort Worth
Foo
John T. Little
Cattle Raisers’ Association
Bnake
Rudolph Wiesike
Irvington Church
Presbyterians
Presbytery of
Aith
James €. Burt
Charles G. Sterling
Indianavally Preabystry
Frank C .Hood
R. F. Souter
Amee W. Butler
James G. Kingabury
Gharies
J. Orbison
Mabel Page
Massachusetts
LODGE
Kersypns. Wewe
Peorercompera
Huntington
W. Va
Gre West Virginia Drewing Company
Thikefty
United States
Ram Otoes
Jones
Knights OF Pythias
GEM Laundry
Fin” Itus
Ashilan Bros
Soney
North
New 1605
J.P. Mule
Ally
Dashingtop
Miss Boardman
Cupid
Alii
Wolechners
Kat
Stegemeir Bros
N. Leaks
Monketts
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