Confessed murderer Henderson tells all at hospital
Lor Henderson, an ex convict from Haughville, admits killing John Tarpey in Shaw's saloon on May 31 after a confrontation with four men. He describes the raid, his flight to Mrs Rafferty's, and subsequent arrest by Detectives McGuff and Thornton, while seeking spiritual counsel and hoping for mercy.
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Lor Henderson
John Tsrpey
Shaw
Haughville
Ind
Indianapolis
South Side
Henderson
Delossst
McGuff
Thornton
John Tarpey
Rafferty
W. Washington St
Tarpey
Corhan
Splan
Itis
Washington St
Colbert
Jon Henderson
Tipton County
Lon
Reform School
Slig
Jion Henderson
D Henderson
Supt
Turnkey Tatle
Mer
Bank Runs Fail to Spark Panic in San Francisco
San Francisco on June 28 reports banks prepared for runs after the Pacific bank suspension and the potential failure of the People's home savings bank. Despite crowds at openings, officials urge calm as deposits and reserves are cited. The Pacific bank fails with 1 million capital and 700 thousand reserve. it expects to resume. People's home savings bank, with 1 million capital and 1 million 700 deposits, may not survive without support. Additional suspensions noted in New Viatcom and Paris with the Catar act bank in NyraGara County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Bank
People’s Home Savings Bank
McDonald
New Viatcom
First National Bank
NyraGara Paris
Democratic Meeting Weighs Repeal Of City Convention Plan
Sullivan faction moves Friday to repeal executive committee decisions on delegate plan and July 11 convention date. Downing and Sullivan factions brace for a fight as GOP pension disputes flare with local politicians blaming administration. Gowdy visits. resignation rumors swirl around city committee secretary Bookwalter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Democratic Committee
Hendricks Club
Downing
Sullivan
U. S
Ensley
Lochren
Bound Himtand And Foot An Express Messenger on a Rock Island Train
An armed robber boarded the Rock Island west bound express at 7:45 pm and bound Messenger Spear hand and foot after forcing him to write a note. He escaped with $85 at Union Pacific crossing, leaving Beatrice before discovery.
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Rock Island
St. Yester
Messenger Spear
Tompkins
Spear
Union Pacific Crossing
Beatrice
IHH RACHS Annual July Race Meet at Indian Apoligan Club
The annual race meet of the Indian apoligan fvying club begins July 4 and lasts four days. By noon Friday 140 horses were entered, with expectations to reach 150. Entries show entrants from Tennessee to Kentucky, signaling strong regional interest. Secretary Kennedy notes likely large attendance and affirms the club will not sell gambling privileges nor tolerate immoral features seen last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapoligan Fvying Club
Tennessee
Iowa
Missouri
Ohio
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
F. Kennedy
Indianapolis
Poem Envisions Weather Forecast for Indiana
A poetic forecast imagines warmer, fair weather returning to Indiana. The piece personifies a verse machine turning out a taking rayine to foretell uplift after a storm. It frames a shift from cold, stormy skies to regained warmth and sunlit skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Parrots Arrive Soon at Schrader's Bird Shop
Parrots expected in a few days at Schrader's, 740 Washington Street. Early calls invited for selection among four talking varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schrader's
Washington St
ELOPED WITH PAULINE MARKHAM IN ARIZONA AFFAIR
New York June 23 The evening Sun prints an unverified tale that Col Fred C Ainsworth chief of pension records at the War Department who faced blame for the Ford theater disaster eloped with Pauline Markham at Fort Whipple Arizona in 188% They hid in a cabin and fled to New York where after three months he deserted her and later married another woman He denies the elopement saying he never ran away with anyone.
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New York
Evening Sun
Fred. C. Ainsworth
Pension Division
The
War Department
Ford
Pauline Markham
Fort Whipple
Ariz
Ainaworth
Miss Markham
Fort Prescott
Martin van Buren McMahon
Col. Ainsworth
Ainsworth
Arizona
Black Crook” Company
Remarkable 75 Gall Stones Found in Mrs Dean Case
Medical officers report an autopsy revealed seventy five gall stones in Mrs Dean stomach. Capsules prescribed by a local minister caused distress and arsenical poisoning symptoms. Stones are small eighty shapes and colors, to be exhibited in a medical museum. An analysis will follow. Military count dissolved as President appoints revenue collectors and other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Dr. George
Medical Museum
Street Paving Ordered by Public Works Board
The board of public works approved brick paving on Michigan street between Blake and West streets and grading and graveling Weat street 368 feet north from Wisconsin. A petition for asphalt on Delaware street between Fourteenth and Sixteenth streets was granted with a desire to extend further north. Ongoing complaints cite poor sprinkling and cleaning of streets.
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Board of Public Works
Michigan-st
Blake
West-sts
Man Hangs Self in Indiana Yard
Wanasa June 23 Aged 50 Peru resident Wn Thompson hanged himself Friday morning from a tree in his back yard. Family found the body at 8 o'clock. Temporary aberration of mind cited. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Wanasa
Ind
Thompson
Peru
Fragmented notices list names and deaths from several causes
A ragged list records deaths by morphine poison meningitis heart failure and diseases for many individuals including Anais Y Tergensiner 30 Jan Miller 223 Wendling Halbleib 40 Kittie Kerins 71 Effie Smith 3 Linnie Tyler 13 Ethel Misher 2% months and Elsie Machold 11 days Also marriages licenses between Wilson T Handy and Edith A Trees Oliver H Richardson and Elsie J Wichard Alexander R Posey and Irene Bagby and David J Scroggins and Cora Blanche Wamsley plus various household partnerships and relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brratus
Dlewson
Mrs. Pettit
John
Viola Ray
Clark
Laura Crittenden
Birs. McMorrow
Plinga Collins
Jan, Miller
John Taylor
Martin White
Wendling Halbleib
Kittie Kerins
Effie Smith
Linnie Tyler
Ethel Misher
Elsie Machold
Mrs
Jane Green
Wilson T. Handy
Edith A. Trees
Oliver H. Richardson
Elsie J. Wichard
Alexander R. Posey
Irene Bagby
David J. Scrog Ggins
Cora Blanche Wamsley
Attention Mothers Hat for Boys at Dalton's Bates House Hut
Mothers urged to buy a geod arrow hat for their boys at Dalton's Bates House Hut Store located Lor 25 geats.
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Dalton’s
Bates House Hut
Brightwood Hatchet Attack Leaves Wounded Man Uncertain
William Kline lay unconscious after a brutal hatchet assault in Brightwood on Thursday night. Neighbors and family describe a bloody scene as doctors fought to save him while investigators weigh murder theories and possible suspects near the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kline
Brightwood
Thre Two Murderers Portraits By Jail Photography
The article describes Parker and McAfee, condemned murderers, and how amateur caricaturists could not find photos of them. Luke Power of Marceau and Power used a low light camera at the jail to photograph the prisoners for Tuy Sun, with Tim Sen producing the artwork.
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Parker
McAfee
Sun
Luke Power
Marceau & Power
Tuy Sun
Tim Sen
Collision at Sea Sinks Victoria Affects British Navy
London reports the British battleship Victoria sunk after a collision with Camperdown off Tripoli. Four hundred lives lost, including Vice-admiral Sir George Tryon. Camperdown damage minor. rescue efforts ongoing as officials confirm the disaster.
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London
Tripoli
George Tryon
Camperdown
Charles Johnstone
Victoria
Kane Victoria
Shea
Mediterranean
Hhe
Albert H. Markham
Admiralty
Syria
Maits
Loxbox
Tryon
Morris
Lieut
Munro
Rickcord
Iarding
Deadman
Hatherly
Seaton
Guunner Tower
Barnard
Beall
Ingle
Grieve
Fawkes
Lanyon
Henley
Gambien
Scarlet
Allen
Savage
Beyroot
Cyprus
Loxpoyx
Maurice Rourke
Charles L. Ottley
Ottley
Fellecome
Bourke
Admiralty Board
House of Commons
Gladstone
Soula
Hay Fire at Virginia Avenue Corner
Firefighters responded Friday around 10 30 for a hay load owned by Irvin Hensley burning on the street at the Virginia avenue and South streets corner. Hay scattered, horses unhitched and unharmed, with claims the blaze resulted from firecrackers or an electric wire.
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Virginia-ave. and
South-sts
Irvin Hensley
Fine Day at the Fair in Cascado
Pleasant weather drew a large crowd to the Cascado fair on Friday. The St Paul St Louis and Minneapolis choruses joined in music hall while women’s amateur clubs met in festival hall. The Wisconsin exhibit opened and several employees were laid off after July 1. Congressman Metchier Dies at 62 in Easton Pa after seven terms in Congress.
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Cascado
St. Paul
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Music Hall
Women’s
Festival Hall
Wisconsin
Metchier
Easton
Railroad Conductor Recalls Harsh Journey and Recovery
An aged railroad conductor recounts a rough passage marked by billows and tears, describing illness, a lean period, and eventual recovery after taking Simmons Liver Regulator. The note ends with the signature A. H. Hieniowsa, conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons
A. H. Hieniowsa
C. H.R. Qa
Ungrateful Mr Dowling The Cadi Rewards Quiet Action
The court fined James Dowling five hundred dollars and sentenced him to six months in the workhouse on a wife beating charge. He was released on a suspended sentence with instruction to treat his wife kindly. The case was kept quiet until renewed political tensions surfaced after his nomination opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadi
James Dowling
Council
Dowling
Vile letters to Mass city officials over Borden case
Mass city officials receive vile letters denouncing their role in the Borden case. Arrests likely. Lizzie Borden received 200 congratulatory letters Friday, and the two sisters drew many visitors during the day.
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Riven
Mass
Borden
Lizzie Borden
New rockers at Wim. L. Hitler's
Dyeing and Cleaning Smith's dye works operates at 67 N. Pennsylvania Street offering dyeing and cleaning services with new rockers available at the Wim. L. Hitler's location.
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New Rockers
Wim. L. Hitler
Smith’s Dye Works
Pennsylvania-st
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Denny
Gowdy
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GC. A. Bookwalter
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Noman
Pauline
Word
Washington
Wm,Ik. Doyle
District of
Richard B. Morris
Kansas
Lamont
John W W. Kinzle
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Washington, D.C
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Covery
Ness
Ley
Iline
Wilne
Line
Madison
Eiline
ED Wafer
MR. Dowling
the Bordens
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