Indicted accessories may shock rich in Stanford Whites case
Rumor of a new indictment charging an accessory before the fact in the Stanford Whites murder fuels panic among millionaires. Grand jury targets include intimates of White in business and press circles. Subpoenas go to associates who attended his dinners and champagne revels, with details of their alleged roles and social circles emerging through the district attorney.
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Neripps-McBar Frees Association
New York
Stanford Whites
White
Harry Thaw
Vicky
Olcott
Cromley to Quit Baseball
Tate Cromley, pitcher for the Indianapolis base pair team, has been ill at his home in Mt Vernon Ohio. He is improving but decided to give up baseball. If his health returns, he plans to devote time to practice, a decision that will be a severe setback for the Indians.
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Sartppe-MacRae Press Association
MT. Vernon
Tate Cromley
Indianapolis
Indiana&polis
Denver couple barred from marrying in state plan out of Colorado
Chalmey Schley son of Grant B Schley and Mrs T Daniela left in the elder Schrey's car for Mastings Meg to marry this evening, after being barred by fans from marrying in Colorado. Daniela recently divorced Willie Cook Daniels, a Denver dry goods merchant. Colorado law forbids divorcees from remarrying within a year of decree.
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Bevipge-McMae Preas Association
Denver
Colo
Chalmey Schlty
Grant B. Schley
T. Daniele
Schrey
Mastings
Meg
Daniela
Willie Cook Daniels
Mit- Moxale
Colorado
Incorporations Filed for Agricultural Standard and Nichols Grain
Articles of Incorporation filed with the secretary of state reveal Agricultural Standard Company with capital stock of 10000 to print and publish a natural paper and offer job printing. Directors listed: Paul MacNeill, Harry Isenhour, Ben M. Hudson. Nichols Grain and Hay Company with capital stock 90000. Directors listed: Charles E. Nichols and Caston Grage.
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Secretary of State
Agricultural Standard Company
Paul MacNeill
Harry Isenhour
Ben M. Hudson
Nichols Grain and Hay, Company
Charles E._ Nichols
Caston
Si Jow Ordered Back 10 Orient Deportation Case
In a United States court Judge A B Anderson affirmed a deportation ruling against Si Jow a Chinese immigrant who claimed native birth and long residence in Portland. Forgeries Pap ers and weak witness identification undermined his claim as four Chinese witnesses and an official interpreter testified. He faces removal to the Orient as a permanent resident of Uncle Sam's country.
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Celestials
Teong Si Jow
A. B. Anderson
United States
Portland
Ore
Richmond
Beng
Tho Ree
C. W. Moores
Anderson
Jow
Wong
Jon
Orient
Sam
Suit of Joss Gilbert and Others to Recover Money
The Marion county case of Frederick A. Joss Newton W. Gilbert Ronald A. Douglas and others against the Indiana Portland Cement company was decided by Judge Leathers. The court ordered the receiver to sell company assets to pay a $5,000 debt to the plaintiffs who had started another concern the Kindershook Cement company. The opinion details the company’s organization and bond issues amid alleged schemes to derail a bond sale. Most parties involved hail from Detroit.
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Marion County
Frederick A. Joss
Newton W. Gilbert
Ronald A. Douglas
Indiana Portland Cement Company
Leathers
Superior Court No. 2
Kindershook Cement Company
Nesult
Ihuueau
Detroit
Judge Leathers
Life Insurance Co Starts In Indianapolis
The Commercial Life of Indianapolis filed articles of incorporation with the Indiana insurance department and will issue nonparticipating policies at lower premiums. Founders include Henry Rothe as treasurer and William A. Pickens as general counsel. Dr. George D. Kahlo medical director. Officers to be elected from policy-holders, with several experienced Indianapolis insurers shaping the future policy.
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Commercial Life
Indianapolis
Indiana Insurance Department
Mutual
Aready
Henry Rothe
William A. Pickens
George D. Kahlo
Albert J. Heliker
Central Union Life
Edward W. Zaiser
Harry F. Taylor
Charles A. Harris
Russell B. Troy
E. A. Henrickson
Chas. L. Buschmann
Janesn M. Harvey
Henry Kothe
Oren Hack
Steamer America Not Arrived Off New York Port
Maritime reports show the steamer America overdue by eight days after leaving Marseilles on June 3 with four cabin and 110 steerage passengers and a crew of 30 under Capt. Duke. She touched the Azores on June 17 and was due here. agents fear engine trouble and no sighting by arriving vessels supports safer assessments.
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Scrippe-McHae Fresh Association
New York
Maritime Circlue
America
Marseilles
Duke
Azores
Clark elected president of Union Central Life Insurance
Cincinnati June 66 Two board members chose Jean R. Clark to succeed the late Gov John M Pattison as president of Union Central Life Insurance Saturday Clark currently serves as treasurer and has long been a leading figure within the company.
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Semplex-McRae Preas Association
Cincinnati
Union Central Life Insurannce Company
Jeane R. Clark
John M. Pattison
Clark
aPttlson
Watson Leads House Vaudeville Singalong
Washington June 30 The House closes its session with a vaudeville performance led by Representative Watson of Indiana. A recess stretched as Watson and others sang My Country Tis of Thee Dixie Home Sweet Home and other songs, with members from both parties joining in.
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Scrippe-McRae Preps Association
Washington
Cannon
Watson
Idiana
Tawney
Minnesota
Fulkerson
Minsouri
Foster
Nue
Huff
Pennsylvania
California
Home
Sweet Home
Heflin
Webb
Gherley
Clayton
Senate
Dixie
Goodadeville
Maryland
Kentucky
Latimer
Objet
Hamilton
Campball
Concrete Warehouse to Rise at Geor wa and Kentucky Ave
A new concrete warehouse will be built at the corner of Geor wa and Kentucky Ave at an estimated cost of 50 000. Ground will be sold immediately and construction begins August 1. The structure will be the state’s largest of its kind, with American Engineering Co. handling plans and contract.
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C, FL
Lesh Paper Company
Georwa. and
Kentucky Ave
American Engineering Company
Chy
Strikers Try to Block Vessels in Russian Port Dispute
Sailors from warships in Odessa were ordered by the government to remove three freight vessels tied up by a strike. Strikers threaten assault if sailors attempt to sail, while crews operate under naval guns. A Cossack battalion guards the port as precautions rise.
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Scrippe-MeNae Press Association
Odessa
Russia
Root on long trip around the Horn opens tour with ties shown
Special to The Sun reports Secretary of State Root will undertake a long journey around South America to discuss friendship between the United States and the nations of the hemisphere. The trip aims to strengthen diplomatic ties and highlight cooperative efforts with South American governments.
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South America
United States
Friendsip
Sun
Washington
Root
St Rio da
Seoretary Root
Charleston
Montevideo
Bueno Ayres
Horn
Valparaiso
Buena Ventura
Panama
William J. Buchanan
J. A. Montague
Virginia
de. L
Rows
University of Fenn
Cox Emerges as Front Runner in Republican Senator Nomination
The convention era saw Pick Cox gain momentum as party leaders and major factions weighed in to settle the contest. Support coalesced around the candidate who won the pivotal race, signaling strong midable forces backing his bid.
Eight Candidates For Lower House Nomination Fight
The Marion county Republican convention named one senator and eight representatives with Linton Cox winning a tight bid for the senatorial nomination over William Bosson. Ward by ward tallies show Cox carrying most districts while Bosson claimed several early wards, as party leaders and Capt. Harry S New led a publican rally. The vote movement highlighted internal county politics and calls for a primary law ahead of the next legislature.
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Linton Cox
William Benson
Hosson
Piake
Captain New
Baron Rothschild
Beveridge
Bosson
Marion County
Harry New
United States
Ruckelsnille Bt
Whallont
Jamen D. Pieres
W. O. Range
Denny
New
Harry S. New
Committee On Rules and Order of Business
Capt
Newman
Fourth Ward
Washington Township
Willam Bossom
Hirst
Cox
Mosaon
Bers Snd
Ales
Center Township
Decatur
Franklin
Perry
Warren
Washington
Warne
Lineton A. Cox
William Besson
Ama
Bassons
Harry
United Tastes
Com
Near Felt
Benge
James A. Hemenway
Cox Forcer
Hemenway
Jocat
Wallace
i_ Bosson
Joseph Kealing
Kealing
Two Die in Mount Zion Convention Shooting
At a Sunday school convention in Mount Zion Ey two young men attacked a lemonade stand prompting a shooting. Miss Ross was killed and Tup per Van Horn was fatally wounded. William Caldwell fired the shots after rescuing his sons. One stray bullet struck the deceased woman.
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Mount Zion
Miss Ross
Tupper van Horn
William Caldwell
Caldwell
van Horn
Floating poolroom plans spark Lake Michigan clash
Chicago sources report Mont Tennes has returned from Detroit after negotiating to charter or purchase a ship to wage war on Harry Perry and the City of Traverse operators. His vessel is identified as the steamer John KW Sterling in a feud centered on a Lake Michigan floating poolroom scheme. Fat atop Stegemete Bros. listings appear in the readable fragments.0
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Traverse
Harry Perry
Gerippe-Mellue Prem Association
Chicago
Mont Tennes
Detroit
City of
Tennes
John KW Sterling
Senator Contest Prompts Tight Gubernatorial Debate
In a crowded county GOP gathering at Tomlinton hall delegates selected eight House candidates and one Senate hopeful for Indiana's General Assembly. The senatorinal race centered on Line ton A. Cox versus William Besson with Cox drawing strong local and statewide support. In ward disputes Wallace backed Cox while Kealing’s influence waned amid a late Friday vote split.
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Interestarion County
Tomlinton Hall
Neats
House of Representatives
Indiana General Assembly
Detective Hazen Dead in Cincinnati After Home Death
Cincinnati June 9 Larry ite reports prominent detective Hazen died at his home. Once among the citys best officers, he later retired from active service. Officials recall his keen investigative skill and long career defending the public.
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Cincinnati
Larry Ite
Zen
United States
Cincinneti
Forest
Red ‘Een
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