Remarkable Plea Struck From Answer in Adkinson Suit
Attorney William P. Adkinson faced a court ruling Friday when a judge struck out a highly graphic paragraph from his reply in a support suit by Mrs. Florence Adkinson. The passage claimed a tumultuous six decade marriage and painted vivid accusations involving gender roles, disguises, and alleged plots, ending with Adkinson’s literary flourish. The court’s action nullified the paragraph as part of the plaintiff’s petition to strike it from the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. P. Adkinson
Florence M. Adkinson
Taylor
Amelie Rivas
Uae
Adkipcon
Eimmerl
Marksmen vie for King's badge at Davenport shooting fair
At the Davenport shooting fair hundreds watched as teams from cities like Joliet, Milwaukee, St. Louis and Chicago competed for the royal badge and team prize. Individual scores rose high with James Brown of Joliet setting a record, while Friday's windy conditions reduced badge practice. crowds paid 25 cents for admission as 12 teams entered and receipts neared 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aye Hulik
Farget
Scheutzen
Hirhasi
Oenig, Westlichan Schuetzen-Burdes
Chicago
Joliet
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Louis
Highland
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Davenport
Omaha
al Wonerrer
Gred Bouttemuler
Reile Ville
Jir
Jake Hefter
Monroe
Ith
H.W. Schmidt
Earshal Booth Comes To Indianapolis Salvation Army Event
United States Marshal Ballington Booth spoke at Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis describing the Salvation Army's reach across 35 nations. He urged enthusiastic support, defended drum and horn methods, and recalled his father founding the army in England while highlighting outreach to slums and drunks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ballington Booth
Salvation Army
America
Tomlinson Hall
Seata
Mcfarland
Indiana
Marshal Ballington Booth
Walcome
Indianapolis
Hoosier
Prapar
Ealuation Army
Enthusiaem
Holt
Soula
England
John Jones
Special Sale of Summer Shoes Draws Calls
Special sale of summer shoes offered by Geo. P. Marott at 16 North Penn Street with limited stock and enticing prices. Call at once as items are going fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. P. Marott
North Penn-st
The Suns Fund for Exminers Miners Raised in Error Correction
The Sun reports corrections to the Exmet Miners fund tallies with figures showing 50445 raised instead of 301.20 and notes payments from the C H & D freight department and Bee line yards. Deputies and clerks at the state house raised 12.00 for Mrs Scott and Mrs Mackey and funds were redirected to the Sun correspondent in Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sus
Brightwood
Brazil
Alvs
Scott
Thos. Mackey
Patrick Morgan
Mm & Db
Freighy Dept
L. D. Sullivan
A. L. Langler
Sin Mulvihill
M. H. Browning
T. C. Sheehan
Jise Kennedy
Jut. Sullivan
John Stine
F. L. Tirver
Dno. Marony
Fred Renner
Inc. Conpell
Michael Mielinskie
N. G. Stiles
F. N. Ensworth
Cash
H.W. Tevebauch
HW. T. Kuscher
O. T. Parker
F. Stocker
G. W. Corbally
Taz State Oisk
Startling Developments Promised in Cronin Case
Cronin case sparks police activity as officials refuse comment. States attorney Longnecker meets with O Sullivan amid rumors of a confession. Reports claim a link between $14 000 lost in Sullivan speculation and Burke disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronin
Curiaco
Longnecker
O'Sullivan
Ia-Man
Chicago
Alexander Sullivan
Burke
Four Bodies Found Shot in Montana Wilds
Word reached Helena that in Judith county four bodies were found, all shot in the back except a six year old child who was strangled to death. The victims are unidentified and the crime is under investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Helena
Mont
Judith County
Clan Na Gael Initiation and Secrecy Described in Detail
Article outlines Clan na Gael rites with oaths, passwords, symbols, and penalties, noting secrecy as vital to their cause. It also reports unrelated items: a 237 foot mail box display in Bates house, and various brief society and public notices from June events including the Shah of Persia’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Chatard
Sun
Father Gavish
United States
Masons
Fenians
Carbonarii
Order of Hiberniana
Knights of Labor
Clan- Da-Gael
Ireland
United Brotherhood
Dublin
Jelmboe
Jajti
Tri
Trad
Talo
Tie Ce
Winong al Isitin
Fohimboe
F. C
Fenian Brotherhood
Bates House
Riebold
U. S
Washington
Anasle Sam
Doctor's $500 rabid dog bite stunt draws Arkansas man's bite
In Sedalia Missouri on June 21 Dr Ed Small offered $500 to anyone bitten by his rabid dogs and trusting a mudstone cure. A stranger from Arkansas ignored warnings, allowed a bite, the dog died minutes later, and the man applied a mudstone. He remains alive but mind officials fear the stunt affected him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Juna
Ed. N. Small
Arkansas
Industrial Parade Plans for July 4 Under Marshal Gall
Marshal Gall leads preparations for an industrial parade on Independence Day. He seeks full participation from manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers with active displays. D. H. Baldwin & Co and The Model are already preparing. William Scott and W. B. Holton named assistants. about 40 leading business figures urged to join. President George Tanner promises citywide support through the board of trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshel Alert Gall
D. H. Baldwin & Co
George Tanner
Ruin of Morrdela Desperate Lover Murder in Mystic
Describes the West Mystic murder of a four year old girl by Alyin Park a widower and cook on a fishing smack after she rejected his advances detailing four shots that killed the child and Park’s arrest. Also notes crop concerns weather unrest and a local assault case in Evansville with a hardware dealer Minnich and a thrashing by James Adler. The piece closes with a mention of Hood's Sarsaparilla claims.
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Mystic
Conn
West Mystic
Alyin Park
Littlefield
Thie
Park
Goshen
F. W. B. Minnich
James Adler
Minnich
Adler
Minncin
Adier
Evansville
Democratic Council
Turned Out of Home A Sad Picture Drawn From Life
A Sun correspondent reports near Knightsville Indiana a family driven from a rented hovel by nonpayment of rent amid a miners strike. A starving wife dies after her furniture is seized. the husband Thomas Mackie had fallen behind, leaving four dollars unpaid. The tale highlights widespread suffering among dependent miners and relief fund receipts rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brava
Knightsville
Brazil
Washington-at
Indianapolis
Adhor
Bhutan
Bia
Howard McGoran
Thomas Mackie
Mackie
Melloran
Mackin
Bond Filing Sparks County Superintendent Dispute
A new school text book law requires county superintendents to file special bonds within 20 days of a governor issued proclamation. Disputes arise as county commissioners differ politically and attempt to declare offices vacant for noncompliance. Assistant State Superintendent D M Geeting says bonds need only be filed after contracts for books and the proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
D. M. Geeting
Miners hunger board to inspect next week
The state board of charities will visit the hungry miners next Monday. Local court actions include fines for Louis Rule and Martin Dolin, and a series of legal notices on divorces, embezzlement, and petit larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Charities
Muncie Street Railway Company
Louis Rule
South Bend
U.S
Martin Dolin
United States Court
Gov. Hovey
General Assembly
Noah Robbins
Austin Bankett
Criminal Court
M.D. Woodford
C. C. Waite
Harry Ward
Geroe, Williams & Co
Supreme Court
Riley
dSudge Walker
Fannie Koons
Ulysses S. Grant Koons
Mary A. Fishinger
Joseph H
Rudolph Newman
S. Miscoun St
St. Joe
Meridian Ste
Kregelo
Don Coling
County Board of Equalization
Commissioners’ Court Room
Dcind. Chisel
Tom Taggart
Wnion Depot
Ctaft
Alicea M. Jones
Gov. Sieep
Simepson Chapel
Arc
Aie Eis
Nimpéd Gomes
Howard
Brida
G. L. Jones
Paddy Carroll
Chicago
Jack Hanley
Tomlinson Hall
Williams
Carroll
Peter Jackson
Knox
Ungerecht
Hoffman
President Henderson
Police Commission
Denny
Neas
Chas
Moodre
Civil Service Commissioners
Moore
Hermann Pink
Crane
Health Board
Wn. Roberts
Wm. Roesa
Stephena
Stephens
Indiana Rains Bring Cooler Weather Report
Weather bulletin notes cooler conditions for Indiana with rain. A separate travel ad promotes a return trip to Washington DC for 16 dollars via specific lines with uncertain dates and requires calling C., H. & D. office to confirm details.
Hoosiers Rally Past Senators Despite Lynch Umpiring
At Athletic Park Indianapolis June 20 Hoosiers beat the Senators 6 4 in a game marked by disputed calls from umpire Lynch. Keefe and Mack faced a hostile crowd while Washington errors and timely hits drove Indiana to victory.
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Brueh
Lynch
Keefe
Mack
Gatzeaim
Daily
Gansral
Seery
Jannie
Morrill
Dasscock
George
Dack
Baillis
Lance
Sullivan
Hines
Irwin Sullivan
Wilmot
Senators
Caldom
Denny
Littley
Chert
Sleal
Candie Ly
Wise
Meyers
Irwin
Bassett
Washingtons
Balla
Taily
Jerry
Gallar
McGeachy
Swasneau
Merrilt
Hines Blank
Baccett
Fox
Getzein
Racz
Jack Sweor
Rune
Sullivan Cane
Baee
Pinslo
Hoy
Wiese
Myers
Tlying
Sweeney
Blank
Senator Irwin
Merrill
Ferson
Glasscock
Glasecock
Saily
Hires
Wisa
Fersen
Daily One
Getzsin
Kwip
Sullivan Glasscock
Indianapolis
Washington
Max
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Fred Willetts
Woods
Washieton
Seashore
Shah
Lompoy
Shah of
Persia
Morrdela
Davidson
State Board of Agriculture
Purdue University
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Webster
J. Harvey Whitlock
Reils
Hood
Clay County
Frere
the Relief Fund
Barazi
Ind
Ee Relief Fund
Pist
Olty Cife
D.C
Cail
H. & D. Ofice
W. H. Fisner
MR. Lynch
Hoosiers
Howe
Indianapoli
Boston
Pittsburg
Madden
Kelley
Morris
Philadelphia
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Cleveland
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