Patrick Out of Cell to Fight in Appellate Court
Albert T. Patrick, a life prisoner, left Sing Sing with State Detective Jackson to appear before the Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court in Brooklyn. He traveled in ordinary dress and acted as his own attorney, arriving in New York to seek a new phase in his case.
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Thieves Foiled by Drugstore Gunpoint Stand Off
Druggist L. T. Nash at 301 N Delaware Street repelled two negro highwaymen who entered his shop Saturday night. They attempted a robbery as Nash warned them he was too old for such crime. One thief grabbed small items while Nash restrained the other. He fired a shot when the second thief fled.
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Anti Beveridge Clubs Formed in New Mexico
Indignation over Indiana Senator Beveridge sparks anti Beveridge clubs in New Mexico. Mass meetings plan formation to oppose his re election over his stance on the statehood bill and alleged remarks about New Mexico. Funds will be raised to send to Indiana to defeat Beveridge, with orators engaged to support the effort.
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Beveridge
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Hoostier
Dog-Catchers Arrested Over City Incident
Henry Fleming a colored man in the city engineer's office laughed at two dog-catchers trying to seize a dog near Sumner league on N Senate avenue. He was arrested charged with offending persons on the street and interfering with an officer.
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Sumner League
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McKinley Club to Elect Officers Tonight at 6
The McKinley club votes on officers at 6 to 9 tonight in rooms at 2209 East Michigan Street. Regular ticket lists President George W. Booth, Vice-president James C. Jolley, Secretary Isaac H. Pharig, Treasurer Eugene R. Storms, with directors including George C. Prange and others and Eugene W. Redes as sergeant-at-arms.
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East Michigan Street
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James C. Jolley
Isaac H. Pharig
Eugene R. Storms
George C. Prange
George W. Allen
Frank Spiegal
J. Fletcher
Kingsbury
Frank J. Noll
Eugene W. Redes
Fields Cloak and Suit opens new Indianapolis store
The Fields Cloak and Suit company debuts at 32 N. Pennsylvania St in Indianapolis with a bright, mission styled interior. Henry Simons of Chicago manages the store assisted by New Yorker Charles Hassenbusch. 117 Timson lights illuminate the display windows as buyers present a fresh, up to date stock from leading design centers.
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Woman's Prison Trustees to Reform Building
The board acts on a detailed report by Architects Deggett, Vonnegutt & Bohn, noting the prison structure is not fireproof yet well built. It calls for remodeling stairways, easier fire escapes, rapid door unlocking, fireproofing boiler area, and improved internal partitions while preserving overall safety.
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Lied With Wife After Filing Suit
The case of Emery L. Foust against Annie Foust was heard as he admitted living with her after filing an initial divorce complaint which he believed was dismissed. Records showed the first case not dismissed, so the judge dismissed the present suit. In Bartholomew's court Daisy Navin was divorced from Robert Navin, gained custody of the child, and $4 a week. Three new divorce filings followed: Mabel Zink vs James Zink, Louis Painter vs Laura Painter, and Flora Nachtrieb vs Howard Nachtrieb with Flora Burgess to resume her maiden name.
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Remster
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James L. Zink
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Indianapolis Grain Prices and Inspections Report
Grain markets in Indianapolis show Wheat rising with No 2 red at 1.24 and March at 4.28. Corn remains steady with multiple No 2 white and No 3 white through billing around 67c to 74c, Oats stronger with No 2 white 55c, Hay steady at 11.50 to 11.76 for timothy and clover mixes. Inspections list several cars by grade and mix across Wheat Corn Oats and Hay with totals for cars in each lot.
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Mix for Rheumatism Recipe from a Patent-Style Cure
A vintage remedy claims a never-failing rheumatism mix using half a pint of whiskey with one ounce sar saparilla syrup and one ounce Toris compound. Directions specify a single dose per meal and a sequence of administration, reflecting era medicinal quackery.
Hog Prices Slide as Buyers Strike in Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis, March 1. Receipts total 2,000 hogs 350 cattle 50 sheep, up from last week but down on hogs and cattle year over year. Hogs sold mostly 6.25 to 6.45 with no hogs above 6.50. traders cut prices about five to ten cents amid quiet trading and good clearance. Cattle varied grades with steady close to last week. steers and cows ranged across several weight classes with fair to good demand. Sheep and yearlings showed modest strength with prices listed for various grades.
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Hogs Cattle and Sheep Receipts at Union Stockyards
Union Stockyards Wisconsin reports hog receipts of 60,000, prices 5 10c lower with various classes quoted. Cattle receipts 24,000, market steady to easier with Reeves cows and calves noted. Sheep receipts 25,000 with market steady as lambs and sheep range quoted.
Indianapolis Market and Pittsburg Live Stock Report
The Indianapolis market shows mixed hay oats straw and other feed prices from the Indianapo ne Produce Exchange. Pittsburg, Pa reports cattle hogs sheep and lamb receipts with ranges from prime to common fat stock and fluctuating bids as of March 11.
Wall Street Opens Strong Amid Industrial Advances
New York stock market starts March with broad gains led by steel and Amalgamated, as Reading stock see heavy short-covering moves lifting prices. Union Pacific and Wisconsin Central post notable increases while arbitrage sellers dampen some sectors. Chicago grain markets show May wheat and corn dipping on favorable weather and ample supplies, with pork and lard futures mixed.
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W. A. Thomson
Eee
Temperance Bill and Court Needs Stir Up Legislature
The article reports party tensions over a temperance measure and court facility funding in Gary. Opponents criticize a plan to delay facilities until Gary’s success is proven, while supporters push to engross the bill. Lobby groups accuse lawmakers of double standards as whispers of a Republican senator switching votes circulate.
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market Summary
Cincinnati March 1 hog receipts 5157 market steady with light pigs at 6.25 dollars and pigs 5.50. Cattle receipts 175 light butchers down 10 to 18 cents while good mediums and heavy steers rise up to 19 cents. Best bologna bulls steady other grades 10 to 15 cents lower calves slow veals 6.00 to 7.59 extra 7.75 to 8.00. Sheep and lambs receipts 88 market steady.
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Eateas
Pittsburg
Marget
Faringa
Rae Salves
Sronge
Cincinnati
Buffalo Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
East Buffalo live stock market shows cattle receipts at 3600 with slow bidding. Prices range for prime shipers 5.90 to 6.00 per 100 pounds and steers 1050 to 1150 pounds 4.85 to 5.90. Sheep and lambs receipts 18800 with lambs firm, sheep 4 cents higher. hogs 12750 with mixed and heavies quoted 6.52 to 6.85.
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Date Set for Hains Trial Delayed to April
In New York on March 1 the trial date for Capt. Peter C. Hains over the Bayside Yacht Club murder case of William B. Annis was not fixed. Defense lawyer McIntyre missed the Flushing court session, making an April first week date seem likely.
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William BE. Annis
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Chicago Doctor Plans Meeting With Columbia Basketball Team
Chicago March 1 Dr Raycroft of the University of Chicago will continue this week to lay plans for a meeting of the Chicago basketball team with Columbia the champion of the Eastern teams.
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Raycroft
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Recipe for Weak Kidneys From Medical Authority
A dated medical blurb promises to ease backache and kidney symptoms. It claims swift relief from frequent urination and warns of Brights disease or diabetes if untreated. The formula lists a half ounce of fluid extract genessg and a half ounce of Murax mixed with gin.
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City Ward Address List Fragments Appears Incomplete
A long list of street addresses and landmarks organized by ward sections appears incomplete and fragmented. The itemized lines include various house numbers on Central, College, Ashland, and nearby avenues, with scattered references to wards and engine houses. The text reads like a roll of locations or public notices from a city directory.
Date-Breakers Fail to Crack Clune’s Safe
An attempted safe cracking at Clune's Furniture, Meridian and Arigona streets, Sunday night, left the combination knob broken by a hammer and pry marks on the door. No explosives were used. No suspects named.
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Lucky Baldwin Turf Man Dead at Santa Anita
Cal March 1 E. (Lucky) Baldwin, owner of Santa Anita track and Baldwin ranch, died a few minutes after 7 this morning after a lingering illness. His death had been expected for several days.
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Cal
Lucky) Baldwin
Baldwin Ranch
William M. Taylor Mourned By Mary
Funeral held at daughter Mrs. E. D. Hoss home for William M. Taylor 66 a longtime crossing watchman for the Pennsylvania Railroad company who died Saturday. He head hundreds of friends.
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E. D. Hoss
East Twenty Fifth Street
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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