Slayers of Woman 10 Face Jury
In criminal court on Tuesday afternoon Harry Doty 18 and George Miller 19 pleaded guilty to first degree murder for killing Mrs. Mary Nichols a week earlier. Edward Decker 18 and Harry Reggin 27 pleaded not guilty. Judge Pritchard will hear evidence and place the case on the docket with a jury verdict to determine the death penalty or life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Doty
George Miller
Mary Nichols
Edward Decker
Harry Reggin
Pritchard
Doty
Miller
Lfe
Telephone Co Wins Suit in Boone County
Judge Parr of the Boone circuit court sustained a demurrer to the amended complaint and ruled for Indianapolis Telephone and the New Telephone companies. The decision ends efforts to annul the charters and to appoint receivers, with the state taxed the costs.
Daughter Too Yoone To Wed Says Father
The father of Matilda Goss of Spencer Indiana told Marion county marriage license clerk William Berner that his daughter is 13 and he objects to her marriage to Fain D Grady of Indianapolis Grady filed suit for divorce February 5 from Elva Grady and the case will be heard before Judge Mc Master on April 1 He urged the license not be issued to Grady or his daughter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Goss
Spencer
Ind
William Berner
Marion County
Fain D. Grady
Indianapolis
Grady
Elva Grady
McMaster
Goss
Berner
Moros and soldiers clash leaves ten dead
A Lake Lamao report says Moros attacked Lieut. Furlong's constabulary detachment at Bordong on March 8. In the sharp fight eight Moros and two constabulary men died. two soldiers and one civilian were wounded. A company of the 25th Infantry and scouts moved to aid Furlong's forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Lake Lamao
Lieut
Furlong
Constabulary
Bordong
Twenty-fifth Infantry
How to Get Rid of Catarrh by Dr Blosser’s Remedy
Sufferers of catarrh are offered a home treatment by Dr J Blosser of Atlanta Georgia. The method promises to cleanse the head nose throat and lungs providing relief without sprays or internal medicines. Free sample by mail to test the remedy for catarrh headaches deafness and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blosser
Anti-Gambling Bill Seeks Ban On Bridge Whist
In Carson City on March 17 the senate approved a bill to place bridge whist and all games of chance played for money or prizes in the same prohibited category as fare and roulette and other banned games. The measure now goes to the house for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
Senate
John Dixon Found Guilty of Involuntary Manslaughter
A jury in criminal court found John Dixon, 36, guilty of involuntary manslaughter for the killing of Frank Hart near North and Porter streets last June. The sentence ranges from two to two years in the state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal
John Dixon
Frank Hart
North
Porter Streets
Governor Grants Unconditional Pardon for McCarthy
Governor Marshall issues an unconditional pardon to Thomas McCarthy who surrendered to state prison authorities after parole violation. The pardon follows a recommendation from the pardon board. While on parole McCarthy credit Salvation Army conversion and plans to work with them. Frank Freyer and Alonzo Zergler receive conditional paroles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Marshall
Thomas McCarthy
McCarthy
Salvation Army
Blackford County
Frank Freyer
Alonzo Zergler
Woman Identified in Canal Slaying Case at Washington
The body of a slain woman was found in the Dayton Canal near Washington, Pennsylvania, identified as Mrs Frances Doolittle of Washington. Her maiden name is said to be Josie Mansfield, linking her to legends of the love affair connected to the 1872 shooting of Jim Fisk by Edward S. Stokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Pa
Dayton
Frances Doolittle
Miss Anderson Married to Mart Richey at Holmes Avenue Home
Miss Pearl May Anderson of this city married Mart M. Richey of Greenfield at 36 Holmes Avenue in a ceremony conducted by Rev. The bride and groom completed nuptial rites in a private home setting according to local society notices.
Mafia Threatens U S Detectives in Sicily
In Rome on March 17 the Mafia warned American detectives to stop pursuing the Petrosino case. Placards and letters bearing Mafia insignia circulated as Palermo police hunt the killers. A second assassination in Palermo deepens the mystery as Prince Cato vows parliamentary revelations on Mafia links to Sicilian police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mafia
Joseph Petrosino
Sicily
Petrosino
Palermo
Prince Cato
Crown Prince Franz Ferdinand to Lead Army Flight
Vienna dispatch reports Crown Prince Franz Ferdinand will command the army within a week as warlike mobilization accelerates. Serbia is said to have 125,000 troops ready, with tensions mounting toward a major clash between Servia and Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Franz Ferdinand
Servia
Austria
Taft Cousin Isa Bell Waters Dies in Amherst
Miss Isa bel l Holman Waters aged 56 died yesterday at Amherst in the home of her cousin Prof. E A Grosvenor of Amherst College. She was daughter of Col and Mrs Asa Holman Waters of Millbury and a cousin of President William H Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Amherst
Mass
Isabell Holman Waters
Asa Holman Waters
Millbury
William H. Taft
E. A. Grosvenor
Amherst College
Stomach Digestion Pioneers and Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets
The piece notes Abbe Spallanzani and Beaumont shaping knowledge of gastric juice and digestion. It cites Alexis St Martin and Beaumont’s experiments at a Michigan post, then promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as digestors aiding digestion, soothing nerves, and correcting dyspepsia. It claims wide use in America and Canada, with a 50-cent price and mail trial offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbe Spallanzani
Beaumont
Michigan
Alexis St. Martin
Stuart
America
Canada
Baptist Negroes Turn to Pistols in Dispute
In Providence on March 12 a shooting at Olney Street Baptist Church left Nelson Morgan, head of the deacons, shot in the left eye and hospitalized after a clash with Robt. Russell the sexton and two Morgan supporters. The fight stemmed from long running factional disputes within the citys largest Negro church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Olney Street Baptist Church
Robt. Russell
Sexton
Nelson Morgan
Board of Deacons
Morgan
Man Changes Name of His Bride-Elect
Boston news reports William MacMasters 41 obtained a second marriage license within a month. He first named Agnes Louise Vesey as bride elect on February 18, then returned the license to change the bride to Mrs Harriet Amelia Way Es, claiming she was recently divorced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William MacMasters
Agnes Louise Vesey
Harriet Amelia Wayes
Didn’t Realize How Injurious Coffee Really Was
A Washington woman describes chronic health issues tied to habitual coffee use and credits quitting coffee with Postum for full recovery. The letter promotes Postum Co. and the book The Road to Wellville, urging readers to consider alternatives and health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Senate
Title Bout Set After Tie in A B C Bowling Race
Fred Brueggeman of Sioux City and Larry Sutton of Buffalo are ordered to ready themselves to roll off for the A B C title in Pittsburg Pa. on Saturday after tying for the lead in the individual event. The Imp erials' Fred Pump Jr and George Jarrett from New York led minor events with Jarrett top in pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Fred Brueggeman
Sioux City
Iowa
Larry Sutton
Buffalo
Abe Langtry
A. B.C
Langtry
Marshall Levey
Indianapolis
Bob Matak
St. Paul
St. Louis
Brueggeman
Broadway
American Bowling Congress
Fred Pump
George Jarrett
Imperials
Jarrett
Paris Strike Expands As Postal Telegraph Firms Join
Paris reports a deepening strike as telephone operators join telegram and mail workers. Hundreds of thousands of letters accumulate while 2000 postmen vote unanimously to form a strike committee if needed. M Simyan warns of stern action, having dismissed 700 subordinates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Stend
M. Simyan
Posts and Telegraphs
Pennway Building Planned At Penn/NY Streets Corner
Dr. John M. Kitchen has plans by D A Bohlen & Sons for a new Pennway office building at the southeast corner of Pennsylvania and New York streets. The structure is to cost about $100,000 and will be among Indianapolis' finest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Kitchen
D. A. Bohlen & Sons
Pennway
Pennsylvania and
New York Streets
Indianapolis
Mafia kidnappers hunt for six year old in New York
Detectives widened the hunt to the East River docks and South Street as they pursued a new crew linked to the Mafia in the disappearance of six year old Antonia Malfetti. Officials say the child was taken from home by organized criminals and a manhunt is under way.
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New York
Mar
East River
Sth Street
Antonia, Malfetti
H. H. Frazee
Madison Square Theater
Knighthood
Building Permits Reed by Various Owners and Firms
A list of building permits issued including S Miller office room at 1719 Howard, Lucy Hereth frame dwelling rear 712 Blake, J W Riley repairs 915 W Pearl, Wabash Reality Co repairs 734 S West, J M Tindall and John R Merseck veneer apartment Pierson Ave and Fall Creek valued 20000, plus repairs by J E Shover 1222 24 N Alabama 250, Knight Jillson repairs 27 29 E Maryland 120, W H H Miller repairs 1207 N Delaware 50, William Schwagman addition 2114 E Washington 500, Thomas McManamon frame store and dwelling corner 18th and Montcalm 2000, A W Mackenzie frame cottage 922 Tremont 31000, C Smelser remodel 335 Massachusetts Ave 100, Cc Pearson addition 940 S Meridian 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Miller
Howard
Lucy Hereth
Blake
J. W. Riley
W. Pearl
Wabash Reality Co
S. West
J. M. Tindall
John R. Merseck
Alabama
Knight & Jillson
Maryland
W. H. H. Miller
Delaware
Wiliam Schwagman
E. Washington
Thomas McManamon
Eighteenth and
Montcalm
A. W. Mackenzie
Tremont
C. Smelser
Massachusetts Avenue
Cc. Pearson
Addition
S. Merid Jan
Woodruff to Play Third Base for Louisville. Harley Contract Arrives
Louisville report states Dick Harley, the fast outfielder, has his Bigped contract delivered to manager Heine Peitz. Orville Woodruff, a fleet Cincinnati native, reports to play third base for Louisville, though he is 15 to 20 pounds overweight and aims to slim down in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Dick Harley
Heine Peitz
Colonels
Orville Woodruff
Carter Defeats Locke In Wind-Up Bout At Douglas Club
Philadelphia report of a boxing match last night at the Douglas Athletic club where Eddie Carter defeated Kid Locke in a hard bout. Carter used his size advantage while Locke fought valiantly throughout the contest before a large crowd.
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Philadelphia
Douglas Athletic Club
Eddie Carter
Kid Locke
Carter
Locke
Cy Seymour Fined by Local Authorities
Cy Seymour must not be driven from the Giants by McGraws claim of no club membership or by a $16.75 fine from local authorities in Marlin Texas on March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin, Tex
Cy Seymour
The
Giants
McGraw
Derby night glove contest threatened by Johnson
San Francisco report from March 17 says if Jack Johnson fails to keep his engagement with the National Sporting Club and Sam Langford, he will face consequences in London. The item highlights pressure over the Derby night match and the harsh realities of life in the British metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
England
Jack Johnson
National Sporting Club
Sam Langford
Cy Young Furnishes Elaborate Room at Union Hospital
The canal Dover Ohio report notes Cy Young outfitted the most elaborately fitted room in the new Union hospital. The hospital will be dedicated Wednesday March 17 with a fine portrait of Young painted for the walls by the hospital's directors.
Collegian Joins Yankees as Catcher from Penn
Macon Ga March 17 Simon Paux tus names the thirty fifth Yankee catcher from the University of Pennsylvania. He was an end rush on the Quaker football team and is described as tough and capable of strong throws. Reports call him a grand thrower and note several other abilities.
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Macon
Simon Pauxtus
University of Pennsylvania
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RINK
NEW Gayety
Ernest A Dupille
John Oxon
MW Gartry
Axminster
Soc
Lonsdale Cambrie
U. S
United States
Woody Reports
Mister Sims
Kid Sims
Denver
Kid Binins
Indiana
ST Pettis
Ap. M
James J. Corbett
Riday A Park Theater
Fadettes
Paul Valadon
Lawrence Howard
Howard Kinodrome
Sigsle Daly Sue Smith
Lavinia Shannon
Forepaugh Stock
Wilson Barrett
Hall
Bex
Grace George
William Ashe
Empire
Washington Society
Jack Rogers
Rogers
Star Show Girls
the Merchants
National Bank
Hot Springs
Ark
Yannigans
Spike” Shannon
Lefty” Davis
Wood
McConnell
French
Hoopes
CY Young Room
Yankees
Castoria
Ifente
Creee
Thos. C
DAY & CO
Lew Building
Oakland
Trois Témp
Tolibox
Osorine
Indian Maid
Reson
Erando
A. Muskoday
Ben Volio
Milshora
Stanley Fay
Dorante
Rose Queen
Rather Royal
Convent Bell
Mike Asheim
Julie P. Powell
Belweather
Eyebright
Los Angeles
Gene Woods
Basil“t Honey
Shennamere
Sure Get
Medallion
Frank G. Hogan
Uncle Jim
Billy Bodemer
Elizabeth Harwood
Gloria
Maltbie
Vox Popull
Oberon
Montclair
Brancas
Julie I. Powell
Bellweth
Rail
Uncle Henry
Bat Masterson
Lady Irma
Tom McGrath
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