Doctor in Baby Mystery Shocking Trial Unfolds
New Brunswick March 15 Convicted of abandoning his wife the eloping pastor J F Cordova was tried again Wednesday morning accused of assaulting his wife Mrs Cordova testified to cruelty and letters from Miss Julia Bowne the choir singer Cordova admitted a quarrel and said his life has been unhappy Thelma Stone from Columbus admitted giving birth to a baby and throwing it into a furnace Leona Johnson and Ottie Herbin held on related charges as police probe a baby found in ashes near Coblin’s drug store Indianapolis authorities report several women in a Maryngetta building connected to the case and possible infant homicide charges
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Scripps-P Raw Press Association
New Brunswick
N. J
J. F. Cordova
Cordova
Miss Bowne
Sss Bowne
Cordove
Proarciter
Gordava
Touss
Cardeva
Fils
Thelma Stone
Leona Johnson
Ottie Herbin
Ruby Woods
Marie Earl
Indianapolis
Columbus
Ind
Miss Stone
Toby Woods
Marle Bark
Marquette Block
Leona
Ollie Herbin
Ollie Heynin
Stone
Leona Johneon
Fast
Tnd
Aschi
Wicely
Pollen Court
Pretty Mamie Savage Dies After Wild Brooklyn Night
Pretty Mamie Savage, 26, is found dead after a liquor fueled night out in Brooklyn. Thomas J. Deegan, a young broker, is held as a witness. a cabman ferries a collapsed man and woman to the police station as investigators say alcohol may have caused the death.
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Goripfs
Tien Sauvage
Myrileave
Gowsul
Ure
Poli
Mquor
Bottled Water Plan Spreads Through Indianapolis Schools
Indianpolis School Board discussed introducing bottled water for students as an experiment but parents objected initially. The board considered wells in schools and estimated a 0 depth for supply, with 24 to 1,100 pupils in city schools. A local welldriver claimed a 35000 gallon guarantee of pure water.
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Tuerlar Wight
I.E. Cleland
Charles W. Moores
Andrew At. Breener
Wottt
Mit
Three wives seek divorce amid drunken husband claims
Three unhappy wives applied for divorce on grounds their husbands unsettled them. Laure Masters said George K. Mage tern was often drunk while they lived together. Hattie Johnson testified she wed Benjamin Johnson in Orlando in 1836 and he died about 12 years ago. Grace Quisler asked about Grace Nance’s divorce from Fred J. Ouraie. Court notes mention a well known Indianapolis man facing a $10,000 damages case against the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal company, settled at Greenfield Tuesday.
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Laure Masters
Grorgy K. Mage Tern
Hattie Johnson
Benjamin Johnson
Orlando
Grace Nance
Grace Quisler
Fred J. Ouraie
Fred J. Ouraie.” Bha
Couries 14
Sayiur
Indianapola
Manipolis ‘Traction
Greenfield
Ec Neel
Lax system revealed at hospital in coroner’s inquiry
The coroner probes death of Thomas Jones as Flower Mission and City Hospital officials face questions about admission decisions. Witnesses including Mex Lavelette Dickey and Mrs. Mary E. Maye describe lapses in patient intake and diagnosis. Dr Keene’s tuberculin status is disputed as the Flower Mission only treats tubercular cases.
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Thomas Jones
City Hospital
Flower Mission Hospital
Mex
Lavelette Dickey
Flower Mission
Mary E. Maye
J. Hi. Lawes
Dunlavy
Jones
Mire
Mays
Keene
Dickey
Pital
Ehé
Blind man shot by accident in Herat saloon incident
Tom Delaney, 37 W Henry St, was charged with shooting with intent but relieved as the injuries appear accidental. The blind boy reportedly picked up a revolver, pointed it away, and a single shot struck George Umboitz, 512 McGillet, in the shoulder. Delaney maintains no malicious intent.
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Herat
Shater
Omeer Conin
Tom Delaney
W. Henry St
Thail
Puasday
Bond
Michael Finneran
George Umboitz
McGillet
Delaney
Colored man fined for drawing a razor in police court
Wil Hayes, colored, 2178 Illinois last., was fined $00 after drawing a razor on John Miller who visited his boarding house. Miller claimed Hayes attacked him for addressing him while reading a newspaper. Judge Whallon found Hayes guilty despite his denial.
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Wil Hayes
Illinoilast
John Miller
Hayes
Miller
Whallon
Santo Domingo treaty to be considered next Congress session
Roosevelt and the Senate will let the Santo Domingo treaty transfer to the next session of Congress. Other items note Japanese casualties in the pass, a shipwreck near Kyhbar with 23 drowned, Amboy fire causing 10,000 in damage, a mob lynching in Mobile, and a Boston official found dead after a hotel encounter.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Santo Domingo
Br. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Pass
London
Kyhbar
Peru
Amboy
Mobile
Ala
Central News
Tieling
Cleveland
Chadwick
NEW Ork
Ailitndire Henry BR. Reed
Boston
Sun seeks prompt notices on subscriber irregularities
The Sun notes possible delivery irregularities due to the surge of new subscribers in the last three months. Subscribers are urged to report any failures to receive the paper promptly and regularly by 6 p.m. by contacting the office at the provided telephone number.
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Sun
Franchise Granted for Indianapolis Electric Railway Project
After months of delay the Board of Works signed a contract granting the Indianapolis New Castle and Loyd Electric Railway Company the right to enter Indianapolis. The company will elevate tracks at several streets and lay paving, with plans to start within 12 months and finish to New Castle by January 1, 288. The city approves plans and the company pays 25000 dollars for track elevation at Massachusetts.
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Merabera
Board of Works
Iaat
Indianapolis, New Castle &Loiady Electric Railway Company
Indianapolis
Beerd
Newman
Hillside
Piast J
New Castle
Massachusetts
Prisoner of War Brother Reported Captured
Charles Turon of 162 Prattest learns Tuesday that his brother Captain Charles V. Judaon, an Indianapolis native, is among two American officers held by the Japanese. Judaon, a United States engineer, was sent east by the War Department to observe Russo Japanese War operations. The last update came via a letter to his wife in Lexington, dated December.
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Charles
Turon
Prattest
Charles Vv. Dudann
Indianapolis
Far East
Didron
Lexington
Chat
Judaon
United States
Weather Fragments and Ads From Pembroke Page
Fragmented weather note mentions temperature around 45 at noon and 2 pm with garbled day names. Includes ads for Piso’s Cure for Consumption and horse feed, plus a tail-end list of local merchants and prices such as coal at 3.09 per ton and a stove fuel mention.
Hard Battle at Tie Pass Ends Stiff Clash
A dispatch from St. Petersburg states Japanese forces attacked Tie Pass Tuesday and were repulsed by General Hinevitch's troops. Russian losses are listed at 1,000 with roughly the same number of Japanese dead. General Kuropatkin reports the Japanese were driven from Gepass and about 1,000 enemy killed.
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Kuropatkin
Oyama
Scripps-M'Rae
ST. Petersburg
Tieling
Hinevitch
Ge Pass
Gambling Board Says Gambling Has Been Wiped Out
A read text letter from the board to Mayor Holtzman asserts gambling is eliminated with police under Supt Kruger and city officers. It notes improved policing, requests new firehouses near Gerfield Park and Tenthi and Rural streets, selling Maryland Street property for a new station in the wholesale district, and larger quarters for the building inspection department with an additional inspector.
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Board of Buffer
Holtzman
Supt Kruger
Teyume
Arrest of Fairmount Glass factory superintendent sparks Batemount protest
Marion Indiana March 15 A red Stone superintendent of the Fairmount Glass factory was arrested yesterday afternoon by deputy state labor inspector Thomas S Williamson charged with employing children under 14 to work in the factory. The case shocks Batemount where hundreds of children are employed and underscores strict enforcement of the child labor law.
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Marion
Ind
Fairmount
Thomas S. Williamson
Batemount
Mig
Russians Halt Japanese Drive Near Tie Pass
London dispatch reports Japanese attacks on fortifications near Tie Pass repulsed with heavy Russian losses. Kuropatkin's forces retreat toward Tie Pass after Mukden defeat as Japanese press advance. Observers foresee a major battle to follow at Tie Pass with Oyama commanding larger Japanese forces aiming to trap Russian units.
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Onrab Pregs Association
London
Central News
Tieling
Mukden
Gan. Kuropatkin
Tie Pass
Shahke
Kiao Yang
Heya
Kurapathit
Tieting
Che
Oyama
Europe
Chicken theft report shocks Mrs Davy in Brooknide-ayr
Mrs Davy of 41 Brooknide-ayr and Mrs Dolan of 1M N Illinois st report to police the loss of chickens. A man in a wagon drove up at about six on Wednesday evening and took nine chickens. The next morning more birds were found missing from the coop.
Suing for Son's Death Over Locomotive Incident
Mauries Kohn was sued for five dollars by American Homing company after his son Harry Kohn was run over by a locomotive belonging to the hominy company.
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Mauries Kohn
American Homing Company
Harry Kohn
Hominy Company
Simms Seen as Likely Pick for Rail Commission Seat
Dan Simms of Lafayette, a prominent Democrat and long shot gubernatorial possibility, is widely discussed as Gov Hanly may appoint him to the railroad commission. Rumors swirl as other contenders include Dr Quillen, Capt Allen, and Parks St Martin held by the current post, with party boosters and office seekers filling Gov Hanly’s office. Simms denied candidacy, while friends and rivals weigh the political upside of the selection.
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Dan Simms
Lafayette
Railroad Commission
Hanly
Broms
Manns
Manly
Sims
Simsn
Helehborn
Board of Tax Commissioners
Parks St Martin
Spencer
Martin
Osberg
William 31 Moss
Linton
Barney Coll
Jeffersonville
Judge Reynolds
Bonticelte
Chas. B. Landin
Judge Pollard
Delphi
William F. Taylor
South Side
Frank Roberts
Arch Young
James Foster
Joseph Halseley
Indien’ Department
G. A. Ti
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Rosberg
Pembroke
Arcade
Rushton Canoes
Orera
Loaty & Nolind Electric Lightand
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J. Frank Hanly
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Vlaite
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