Contempt dispute delays ruling as judge sets open court action
A crowded courtroom awaited Judge Taylor's contempt ruling involving John Frenzel and associates. The judge postponed decision until Friday morning and announced an interim interogatory order while noting a voluntary surrender of riding badges by the strikers to enable a temporary settlement and continued operation of the cars.
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John
Frenzel
Mr. Frenzel
Mr. Winter
Judge Claypool
Mr. Elam
Tred ‘Winter
Blam
Claypool
Winter
Attorney Allen
Dugan
The
Brotherhood
Steele
Journal
Congressman Springer Dying Rumors Contradicted by Official Updates
Washington dispatches report alarming rumors of Representative Springer’s critical illness and imminent death. Officials state he is very sick but not beyond recovery, with hopes of improvement despite serious illness from erysipelas affecting the brain.
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Jig
New York
Washington
Springer
Washineton
Congressman Springer
Congressman McMillan
Dreamed of Silver and a Tree Hoard Swindle in Asiostown
Jacob Prinkey, a Wharton farmer, was swindled out of $2000 by a well-dressed stranger who boarded at his home claiming to locate a railroad. The pair found a hollow tree with supposed silver dollars, which proved to be counterfeit after Prinkey paid the man the agreed value in greenbacks.
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Asiostown
Jacob Prinkey
Wharton
Prinkey
Tarakeys Farm
Ake Prinkey
Republicans Convene in Indianapolis for Delegates to National Ticket
In Indianapolis two district conventions gathered to name delegates to the national Republican ticket. Hendricks county led with a large showing backing Harrison and Chase, while other notable figures from Danville, Columbus, Greencastle, and South Bend spoke on potential governor and statewide offices.
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Hendricks County
Maj
W. Ki. McClelland
Hogate
The
Republican
J. W. Linder
Jude [Adley
W. H. Nichols
T. 4
Cofer
Danville
Harrison
Chase
Jesse Overstreet
Franklin
Senator Hays
Greencastle
J. L. Jones
Columbus
Tims Stow
Warren Sayre
Wabash
Leutenant
Aaron Jones
South Bend
J. N. Walker
Fred J. Scholz
Evansville
Parke County
Jacob Todd
Bluffton
Supreme Court
Claude Mathews
Mason J. Niblack
Wim. Myers
Anderson
Albert Gall
Green Smith
Hervey Vories
Sidney Moon
Gov. Chase
Sendricks
G. A. WR
Hendricks
Criminal Court Room
Chipman
W. T. Durbin
Horace Smith
Rhody Shiel
J.layman
Rhody
Tlarrison
Federal Building
J. B. Homan
Nat A. Hill
Monroe County
Democratic Party
Tiden Club Denounces Hill at Jamestown Meeting
The Mareth Tiden club in Jamestown passed resolutions denouncing Hill and turned his picture toward the wall at a Wednesday night meeting, described as the county's strongest democratic organization.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Mareth
Tiden Club
Nidht
Hill
Girl Found In Dispensary Shed Delivers Boy, Child Dies
A young woman named Cora Harter was found in a shed behind the city dispensary on Wednesday. She was taken inside where she gave birth to a boy who died shortly after birth. The girl is said to live in Muncie and is under care at William L. Elders.
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Mary J. Clarke
Milwaukee
Miss Clarke
J. N. Ketcham
Clarke
Sferry Bates, Jr
Martindale
Dr. Tledges
Co. Hitt
John Ir. Holliday
John A. Holman
Cora Harter
Muncie
City hears rumor of Italian labor gangs to work sewers
A rumor claims Italian workers will be imported to Indianapolis this summer to perform sewer and street labor. A gang of 20 to 30 Italians, arriving from Chicago, allegedly bases on Kentucky Ave while awaiting spring work. Contractors deny plans and say they currently hire existing labor, with white and Black workers in sewer tasks and little appetite for Italian crews.
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Chicago
Kentucky Ave
Angalian
Stan
Indianapolis
Sen
Seibert
Fulmer & Seibert
Delawarest
Tiewag
Directors in Chicago Ignore Receiver Order
The Chicago Globe reports Judge Taylor appointing a receiver for Citizens' street railway in Indianapolis but Chicago directors say they will take no action. They leave the fight to Frenzel on site and deny concern over the order. Allerton expresses doubt that outsiders are affected. They plan no immediate action unless asked by Indiana representatives.
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Chicago Globe
Taylor
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Indianapolis
Chicago
Frenzel
8. W. Allerton
Split in Welsh Methodist Church After Sensational Cantata
In Kingston Pa a Welsh Methodist congregation faced a rift after a cantata in a church with a temporary stage. Reported short skirts and sensational music sparked resignations from three deacons and about half the members.
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Wilkesbarre
Fitz Simmons Wins Long 12 Round Fight in New Orleans
The Fitzsimmons Maher bout ends in Fitzsimmons victory after 12 rounds at the Olympic arena New Orleans. The fight drew 7000 spectators with large wagers placed. Fitzsimmons lands decisive blows in rounds 10 to 12 to force Maher to concede.
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Olympic Arena
New Orleans
Garfield Track Syndicate
Chicago
Geo. Clark
Jerry Daley
Jim Adams
New York
Maher
Daly Madden
Pittsbury Sports
Steve Brodie
Willysimmons
Joln Daly
Young Man Demands Marriage After Tragic Train Encounter
In Crawfordsville Indiana on March 3 Miss Jean Lenrique a handsome well dressed man offered his seat on a crowded four train. He courted her, asked to call, then appeared at her home demanding marriage after she refused. He threatened self harm and vanished after the incident.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Jean Lenrique
Indianapolis
Riot avoided as train passes busy downtown streets
The four car electric train stopped for no passengers near Washington and Illinois streets while police rode front and rear platforms. Bystanders feared a riot but the crowd rose to follow, watching calm the female residents of a burned reform school being moved to the workhouse for temporary housing.
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Washington and
Illinois-sts
Haif
Rioters face trials after streetcar troubles in city
Thursday morning opened trials for rioters arrested during the streetcar disturbances. Judge Buskirk presided as Caleb Denny and Al Wishart attended with lawyers. Early cases included John Slurls fined 500 dollars and six months, Owen Finneran fined 200 for concealed weapons, and James Thomas acquitted on reduced terms after defense by Caleb Denny. Others like Cree and Wilson received fines and imprisonment for assaulting Capt. Dawson.
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Schwab
Caleb Denny
al Wishard
Attorney Wishart
Brotherhood
John Slurls
Smith
Carly
Early
Owen Finneran
Shelby St
James Thomas
Winds St
Colbert
Dawson
Capt
Cree
Wilson
Capt. Dawson
Francis Dawson
W.C. Good
Charles Wild
W. Washington St
Wild
Portugal Disaster Leaves Hundreds of Widows and Children Destitute
Liscox March 3 One of the most pitiful features of Saturday's disaster to the fishing boats from Oporto in the storm is that 853 widows and 253 children were left absolutely destitute by the loss of their natural protectors. Much suffering is likely to take place among them.
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Portugal
Liscox
Oporto
Fire and street incidents raise Sunday closing heat
Collie Hamrock the fruit peddler was injured getting off an electric car on Liberty street. Tou Foster's house at 77 S Mississippi burned with $200 damage after 4 am, still alarm called N Tennessee street. A driver named Mr Christian knocked down Dr Griffin at Massachusetts avenue and Delaware street but he walked home. Seventeen downtown stores threaten to defy Sunday closing, urging Retail Clerks Association to enforce Sabbath limits. They sent a protest to the Board of Public Safety and warned of reopening Monday evenings.
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Collie Hamrock
Liberty St
Walter Q. Gresham Post
Col
Will Beach
Ben Wheat
Tou Foster
Mississippi St
Jeattle Douglass
Tennessee St
Joe Schawtzki
Dr. Griffin
Massachusetts
Delawarest
Christian
Mwe
Retail Clerks’ Association
Board of Public Safety
Grippe remedy ad promotes Short's K K grip cure
Short's K K grip remedy advertised in vivid terms for sale at druggists for 26 cents a bottle. Carriages offered for sale in Tax Sux at 30 cents a week. Telegraph and Oblast contact with number 60.
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Short’s
K. K
Notad
Oblast
Watson’s Good Name in Congress Amid Clerk Controversy
In Washington on March 3 the House witnessed a rare clash as Mel Warren Georgia asserts a clerk wrote a hostile article about Watson’s Craig-Stewart voting. Watson defends his integrity, calling the piece a falsehood and a stigma on his character. The session also heard Indian affairs testimony on Utes removal and a Utah governor’s stance. Senate passes relief aid for Postmaster Jones of Indianapolis. Dick Peffer files DC delegate bill.
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Wasttetox
D.C
House
Congress
Mel Warren
Georgia
People's Party
Watson
Afr. Watson
Tie
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Colorado
Utah
Indian Citizenship Society
Universal Peace Society
Society of Friends and
Indian Rights Association
Gov. Wiest
Lelva Lockwood
Senate
Jones
Indianapolis
Mystery Infant Without Lungs Reported From Columbus
A Columbus case tells of a newborn said to live two weeks without lungs. The father is Howard Reifsnider, formerly of Springfield. The attending physician reportedly found the missing organs by coincidence, while the infant appeared bright and content during life.
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Springfield
Columbus
Howard Reifsnider
Police Ex-Patrolman Kills Wife Then Slashes Self
In Campry on March 3 ex Police II Mason, enraged by his wife’s conduct, shot his wife early Thursday and then cut his throat with a razor. He is imprisoned. Mrs Mason lies dying in the hospital.
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Campry
Marth
Police
Mason
Ile
Needle in Child’s Head Draws Springfield Attention
A mother named Mrs. F. Saum of West Mulberry street reportedly pulled a broken inch long needle from her 6-year-old daughter's scalp while combing the hair. She had earlier run a needle into her own hand before childbirth and claims the recovered needle resembles that instrument. The child shows no ill effects.
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Enquirer
Springfield
F. Saum
W. Mulberry
Train Wreck Near Clarksburg Kills and Injures
A westbound B and O limited derailed near Clarksburg after a drive wheel axle broke and dropped on the track. The crash sent the train into a stone embankment. Fifteen or more aboard are severely injured and two are expected to die.
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Parkerspure
W. Va
B. & QO. Limited
Clarksburg
Operatives Strike Grips Selz Schwab & Co Factory
About 800 workers at Selz Schwab & Co shoe factory are on strike. Three hundred female operatives and one hundred cutters quit Thursday morning amid a mass meeting led by the trades and labor association.
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Curcaco
Selz, Schwab & Co
Trades and Labor Association
Indiana Weather Outlook Warmth and Approaching Storms
Indiana forecast calls for warmer, fair weather with increasing clouds and a threat of weather Friday. Local outlook notes warm, fair conditions Thursday into Friday before potential storms.
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