Walling and Jackson death row restrictions upheld
Alexandria Ky March 9 U P The court tightened access for Pearl Bryan murder defendants Walling and Jackson. Judge Helm ordered limited daily visits by mothers reporters ministers and two other visitors with cigars allowed only by medicine. Walling sought Newport transfer citing desire to separate from Jackson.
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Kearns
Might Watch
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Truesdale
Plummer
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Stout
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Newport
Plimmer
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Alexyaerig
Governor Delays Clemency Review For Walling Letter
In Frankfort the governor received Alonzo Walling's clemency appeal on Monday at 11 80 o clock. He read and filed it without discussion, noting possible formal applications for commutations in both Jackson's and Walling's cases and that he would assess them later. He said the Walling letter was not a petition.
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Newport
Frankfort
March
U. P
Alonzo Walling
Jackson
Walling
Curly Williams Tried Gas Suicide in Indianapolis Cell
Anna Williams known as Curly Williams, a degraded Indianapolis woman, attempted to end her life in a police station cell by turning on a gas jet and blocking the door with beds. Arrested in drunken condition, she faced a guilty plea in police court and received 20 dollars fine and 20 days in the workhouse.
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Anna, Williams
Curly” Williams
Indianapolis
Buchanan
Curly
Rumors swirl over three cent fare law and rail receiver talk
Rumors say the three cent fare law will soon take effect, provoking conductors to accept three cents or face lawsuits, with possible receivership for the Citizens' Company and wage cuts or strikes anticipated by workers. A Monon railroad sale by Commissioner Van Buren is ordered for 11 am at the L N A Co round house, following a Farmers' loan foreclosure and a judge's order. The new Monon company will be the purchaser.
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Mason
Muay
Monon Railroad
W. A. van Buren
End of Indiana General Assembly Amid Handshakes and Vetoes
The sixtieth general assembly closed with peaceful adjournment sine die as senators and reps bid farewell with hearty handshakes while praise and forgiveness were offered for past actions. Gov. Mount vetoed two measures, including a Herron will contest bill, and two other vetoes were sustained, as lawmakers discussed budget needs and county trustee reforms. Victories and clashes over local tax, audits, and appointments framed the final hours of a crowded legislative session.
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Ila
Packard
James G. Blaine
House of Representatives
United States Congress
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Senate
Wallrath
Cass
Tim Griffin
State House
Central-ave
Mr. Baker
Baker & Thornton
Indiana
Duncan
H Im
Mount
Auditor of State
Hess
Supreme Court
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Southern Insane Hospital
Lre
W. T. White
Breekport
Death warrant read for James B. Gentry in Philadelphia
Sheriff Crow read the death warrant to James B. Gentry, the actor Margaret Drysdale and Madge York case, stating he will be hanged on April 22 in Philadelphia.
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Gentry
Madge York
Philadelphia
U. P
Sheriff Crow
James B. Gentry
Margaret Drysdale
Swindler Ross Convicted In Forgery Case
R. Rose, the Indianapolis directory swindler, was convicted of forgery at St Paul. He operated with Hamilton B. Wills and Wills' father for years as the Rose publishing company soliciting ads for a fake business directory. Victims signed vouchers showing payment, later returned as promises to pay five to twenty dollars. The raid uncovered paraphernalia for making change. Wills disappeared and remains unlocated.
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R. Rose
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Hamilton B. Wills
Wills
The
Rose Publishing Company
Can ton hardware dealer C C Sinder assigns assets
Wire items report C C Sinder a Canton Ohio hardware merchant has assigned assets due to floods near Carlisle last week totaling 250000. Ohio Valley rains Monday and Tuesday raised the river level. Other items note a murder verdict in Cleveland, aBaltimore death of Thomas A Pineo, Hanna denies engagement, a New York press censor bill and aim to muzzle newspapers.
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Canton
Oss
Carlyle
Ohio Valley
William Clark
Joseph Wupinek
Cleveland
O. Thomas A. Pineo
Wisconsin Central
Baltimore
Mabel Wanna
Mark Hanna
Thomas Berry
Toledo
Hanna
New York
Best Flour Guarantee Promise Diadem Patent Flour Ad
A compact newspaper ad touts Diadem Patent Flour as the best choice for bread and pastry. It stresses cost effectiveness, claiming every sack is guaranteed to be exactly what bakers need.
Ramblers Offer Bold Deals on Beds and Oats
Great rash for Ramblers at $80. 87 model beyond competition. Why wait Get your order in. A few '96s left at $0. W. M. Bird, dr. & Co. Brass and Iron Bedsteads-wm. Li Elder. Feed your horse Janés Dustless Oats.
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Dr. & Co
Li Elder
Gov Mount Defends 60th General Assembly Work
Governor Mount reviews the sixty general assembly noting 40 bills signed, few vetoes, and claims of diligent effort. He cites last bills on medical care and compulsory schooling, and doubts about paying interns but says acts could be amended later. Chief Barrett will report water supply failures at Park theater fire.
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Jay County
Adams
Sixtieth General Assembly
Mr. Davis
Barrett
Park Theater
Board of Safety
Christopher Heckman
Indianapolis Water Company
Washington St
Capitol Ave
Heckman
Births and Deaths Record From Local News
Birth announcements list J R and Lillian Jordan’s son at 82 Torbst street. John and Eliza Stribling’s daughter. John and A B Bayles’ daughter at 434 W North street. Other items note Emma May Couchman 42 Cherry street hepatitis. John J Coleman 378 Blake street Bright's disease. Frank W Sammong corner South and Pennsylvaniasis la grippe. W H Blue 8 Stoughton Ave erysipelas. W C Brennan 8 Stoughton Ave phthisis. Thomas O Day 70 N Slash Ave tuberculosis. Frank W Sammons, junior at Gen Central College of Physicians and Surgeons, custodian, died after two days with typhoid. aged 29, survived by wife. funeral at Greensburg after resolutions by students and faculty.
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John J. Coleman
Blake-st
Frank W. Sammong
Frank W. Sammons
Gentral College of Physicians and Surgeons
Dinosa
Greensburg
Greece Defies Powers Over Crete Crisis Amid War Preparations
Athens reports Greece will not remove troops from Crete until order returns, while powers grow nervous. Crown Prince Constantine heads toward the Turkish frontier to command troops as Greek transports land war material, horses, and munitions at Vale and Thessaly amid disrupted railways between Monastir and Salonica. In Canta, Admiral Canevaro orders Greeks off the island, and Turkish positions at Abrotiri resist renewed insurgent attacks as rebels reinforce. A Hydra Kaiserin Augusta clash rumor circulates in Constantinople, mirroring tense carnival hostilities.
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Hydra
Four Schemes to Place the New Law in a Bad Light
The Central labor union condemned a three-cent fare law driven wage cuts by Citizens' street car. Delegates J O Fine J G Isaacs W Divitt W W Bowman attended. Jernegan was thanked for child labor law passage. Park commission to use home labor. councilmen pledged to vote against a weight tag for bread. Hedderich Straka Moses Hannegan Cheezum tasked to raise funds for public union meetings.
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J. O. Fine
J. G. Isaacs
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W. Divitt
W. W. Bowman
Jernegan
Park Commission
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Straka
Moses
Hannegan
Cheezum
Weather Outlook for Indianapolis Two Day Forecast
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending p m March 10 calls for colder conditions with occasional rain Tuesday night and continued cold and cloudy or partly cloudy skies Wednesday. Noon Tuesday temperature recorded at 61 with a 2 p m reading of 66.
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