Thaw Arraigned for Murder in Madison Square Garden Night
Harry Kendall Thaw, young Pittsburg millionaire, was arraigned at Jefferson Market court charged with the murder of Stanford White, the architect, following an alleged wrong to Evelyn Nesbit. He was held without bail, transferred to the Tombs, and his defense centers on alleged emotional insanity. Photographers swarmed as Thaw appeared in public. famed lawyer O Reilly attended.
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New York
Harry Kendall
Pittsboro
Social Act of
Pittsburg
Jefferson Market
Stanford
White
Lst
Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw
Tombs
Tong
Wen
Harry Thaw
Misa Neybit
Hodgins
Polices
Dita
Tenderloin
Inion
Lea
McLaughlin
Rogues’ Gallery
Hodgkins
Police
Morentts Kandoit Best Medicine For Men
Fragmentary OCR item notes a claim about a medicine named Morentts Kandoit described as best medicine for men and associated with claims of fresh references, but the text is incomplete and difficult to verify.
New York Tragedy at Madison Square Roof Garden
Slum magnate architect Stanford White fifty three is shot by Harry Kendall Thaw thirty heir to millions. Thaw says White betrayed Evelyn Nesbit now Mrs Thaw when she was a girl. Thaw wore a dress suit to the police station and was sent to the Tombs on murder charges awaiting trial. Inquest set for Thursday morning.
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Stanford White
Harry Kendall Thaw
Madison Square Roof
Gare den
Progres
Thaw
White
Evelyn Nesbit
Tombre
Tombs
Dooley
Murder at Door in Worcester Strikes Gas Fitter
Charles La Crosse a 22 year old gas fitter was murdered last night at his Worcester home. Robert L. Hunter aged 2 is accused after stabbing La Crosse in the left breast during a quarrel. Police report the attack occurred at the door of the residence.
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Scrippa-neenne
Worcester
Masa
Charles la Crosse
Robert L. Hunter
la Crosse
Woman Held for Murder in Oskaloosa Case
Oskealoosa June 6 Mrs Frank Park is arrested on charges of murdering Edna Fritz. Prosecutors allege she locked the girl in a closet and attacked her with a razor amid jealousy. Witnesses describe a fearful scene as the confrontation ended fatally.
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Scripox-McRae Prema
Oskaloosa
Chargia
Edna Fritz
Frank Park
Jt 19
Edna
Peabody chartered train for Columbus trip
ATLANTA June 26. George Foster Peabody, New York educator and philanthropist, chartered a special train to Columbus, paying 688 for the new cars and engine. He did not want the women members of his party awakened at sunrise to take a rain for Columbus. Also an Humber keel ship accident reports five women drowning after cabin crew failed to reach deck.
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Ee Steme Neene
Atlanta
Hecause
Columbus
George Foster Peabiny
New York
Public Building Bill Passed Benefiting Indiana Cities
The House approved a public building bill totaling 71 million dollars with several Indiana cities benefiting. The measure is expected to proceed in the Senate, while the House also passed an immigration bill after changes. A conference on the rate bill and Isthmian canal provisions led to further negotiations amid objections and influence from major interests.
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Senate
House
Scuippa-McRee
Washington
Indiana
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Hepburn
Howe
Hear the Gong on the Avenue Celebrates Street Car Return
At 6 Yetocka on Lexington Avenue crowds rushed to doors and windows as the first street car ran proudly through the repaired line. Cheers followed the festive moment marking the return after a long winter closure when the track lay torn up. Cars operated every 16 minutes and drew strong patronage from residents.
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Onington-Ave
Bern
Lexington-ave
Thief Uses Brick On Clark Head In Daylight Raid
A bold daytime burglary at Oriental Street between Marker and Washington left two tenants robbed of jewelry and money. James Clark was struck with a brick by a prowler described as about five feet tall in a mechanic’s outfit, who escaped after a struggle. The assailant then targeted P J Powell and R W Whittaker, taking diamond rings and watches while leaving other valuables behind.
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Oriental
Oriental St
Marker
Washington
James Clark
Clark
KR. Smith
Maretst
Amith
P. J. Powell
R. W. Whittaker
Whittaker
Charlen Pettijohn
Amusement exhibitor charged in assault case in Chicago
Charles Schultz, owner of side shows at a Chicago amusement park, and Charles Brown were arrested this morning on assault charges for allegedly attacking Marie Nancuse a 10 year old girl who had applied for work at Schultz’s stand.
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Scripox-McRar
Chicago
Sune
Charles Schultz
Charles Brown
Marie Nancuse
Schultz
Officials To Aid Government In Oil Trust Probe
Washington June 24 officers of the law from several states are invited to assist in the government campaign against the Standard Oil Company rate gouging. Attorney General Moody leads conferences to press for action with District Attorney Sullivan of Cleveland in attendance. Kellogg of St Paul Morrison of Chicago expected. other DAs to join under Moody’s direction.
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Scripps-Neline
Washington
It No
Ganiin
OM Company
Moody
Sullivan
Cleveland
Frank Kellogg
St. Paul
Charles B. Morrison
Chicago
Policy Holders Protective League Formed in San Francisco
Policy holders of life and fire insurance with total face value around 10000 gathered at Calvary Presbyterian church in San Francisco California yesterday to form the Policy Holders Protective League. The new group will prosecute claims of policy holders against the insurance companies and seek remedies for disputed policies.
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Perinar-Acrne Crean Ranuciod
San Francisco
Cal
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Lawyer sues New York Life for policyholders surplus
Gilbert Ray Hawes, a lawyer, has filed in Supreme Court of New York City a suit to compel New York Life Insurance to account for its surplus funds and distribute any amounts due to policyholders, alleging years of violations of the state Insurance statute.
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Scripps-MoRise Press Association
New York
Jones
New York Life Insurance Company
State of
Gilbert Ray Hawes
Sait
Supreme Court
Ite
Poliey-Nolders
Wept at Wrong Grave In Kentucky Cemetery
Special to the Sum from Lexington Kentucky on June 26 Mrs Eliza Young widow of Hichai D Young wept at the grave of her husband before learning from cemetery officials she was at the wrong site. The deceased was a half brother of Commander Lucien Young of the Bennington who sank in the San Francisco harbour. Mrs Young lives in Paris Kentucky.
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Lexington
Eliza Young
Hichai D. Young
Young
Lucien Young
United States
Bennington
San Francisco
Paris, Ky
Fisher men arrested after lake fishing incident
Deputies Rigney and Flemming captured Lowell Steff, Gnoree Freed, and Jacob Woods near Hamilton Lake by Angola for fishing with a jet. Two men were arrested by Deputy Frank Bismon near Rochester for hunting squirrels. They refuse to give names and are in jail.
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Lowell Steff
Gnoree
Jacob Woods
Ashing
Hamilton Lake
Angola
Rigney
Flemming
Frank Bismon
Rochester
Ila
Fresh F158 and gear advertised by Hoosier fish Co
An item from late society news promotes F158 and fishing tackle from Ber Harmon Hall’s new line of Fleming tackle and sporting goods. The ad lists contact details including a phone number and references Saint W Wash and the Hoosier fish Co with prices offered for Virginia customers.
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Alimes
Hoosier Fish Co
Virginia
Ber Harmon, & Hall
Saint W. Wash
Meatmen Arrests Lead to City Market Probe
Investigators found ground meats at city market tainted with Preservaline and coloring agents. Fifty affidavits prepared against meat dealers operating at the market and other locations accuse violations of state law.
Ben deict Will Bring Ice Trust to Tan
Prosecuting Attorney Charles Benedict of Marvin County leads a case alleging an organized ice trust. The article notes legal action aimed at curbing monopolistic practices and securing fair pricing for local consumers.
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Ice Trust
Charles
Benedict
Rosecuting Attorney
Marvin County
Local Ice Dealers To Be Prosecuted
Officials seek public aid to prove a restraint of trade conspiracy involving ice dealers. Citizens urged to report information to help prosecutions and enforcement actions.
Ice dealers to face July grand jury probe in Indianapolis
Prosecutor Charles Benedict announces an inquiry into an ice trust accused of price increases. The target is Indianapolis ice dealers summoned to the July grand jury at Criminal Court under the pressure of Benedict's independent action.
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Indianapolis
Charles P. Bensedict
Ice Trum
Three's a Crowd in Meat Case Probes Colorings at Stands
Prosecutor Charles Benedict and Deputy Taylor Groninger led Monday night action in criminal court linked to state chemist tests at the state laboratory. Ground meat samples from market house stands showed coloring matter and preservatives, with improvements noted in a second round, as the state board of health pushed prosecutions. Five affidavits were filed Tuesday afternoon against meat dealers. more indictments to follow as cases are perfected. Authorities intend to proceed against all dealers with warranted charges, after coordination with state officials.
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Charles T. Benedict
Taylor Groninger
State Board
Kten
James Norwood
Criminal Court
Capluses
Alford
Toledo Ice Trust Case Prompts Grand Jury Probe
Indianapolis prosecutors announce an ice trust investigation led by Prosecutor Benedict with deputy Groninger. Subpoenas will compel all local ice dealers to testify as prices rose from 35 to 50 cents per 100 pounds, with a possible increase to 60 cents. Five Toledo men face fines and potential jail for forming the cartel.
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Benedict
Taylor Groninger
Fremont Alford
Indiana
Toledo
Indianapolis
Watkin's Hoosiers buy new player for strength
Watking owner announces the Hoosiers have purchased a new player to bolster the team. The acquisition cost a large sum, but the player's identity remains undisclosed pending settlement. The report notes the team still lags behind the association's standard. The bracelet sale line and unrelated ad copy appear amid the article.
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Watking
The
Hoosiers
Pure Food Exhibit at Jamestown Exposition
Norfolk June 6 disclosures of food adulterations prompt the Jamestown Exposition to build a pure food building. In connection with the government exhibit a great display of pure foods and adulterants will be shown.
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Peroperacnee Press
Neceesney
Norfolk
Jamentown
Dealers in Ice in This City
A list of ice dealers in Indianapolis appears from the New Telephone directory. Names include Sle teenth and Mii arme Ice and Coal company, City Ice and Coal company at 34 W Maryland, Moreliants' Ice company, Mutual Ice company, Falar Ice and Fuel company, and others such as Holt Ice and Cold Storage, vonne & Caylor Tee company, and Uipple Coal and ice company.
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Dealera Three
Indianapolis
Lee and Coal Company
Sle Teenth
Miiarme Ice and Coal Company
Kingan & Co
Moreliants’ Ice Company
Mutual Ice Company
People's Coal and Jet Company
Falar Ice and Fuel Company
Wee [Moth
Noenwestern-ave
W. E. Ralph & Co
Thomas Rodibauch
Democrats invite Cook County to Michigan City convention
June 35 report from LaPorte Indiana states the Tenth district Democrats under Chairman Kirby Hisk invite Cook County Democrats to the congressional convention in Michigan City. Republicans claim Democrats will adopt a Republican platform due to the Cook County club chartering the steamer Thea Rocro Roosevelt to transport attendees. Also notes the burial of Fred C. Buer in Lafayette after death in the Philippines service.
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Thea. Rocre Roosevelt
Michigan City
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