Police Court Pauper Attorney Endorsed by The Sun
The Sun funds a police court pauper attorney to defend poor prisoners. Lawyers and public officials praise the move for fairness and to curb exploitation by some attorneys. Mr Shirley, chosen by The Sun, serves in police court on Tuesday, with officials calling for city or county funding to sustain the position.
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THE
SUN
Snirley
Frank Fitzgerald
W. V. Rooker
Merle Walker
D. J. Herron
Charles Benedict
Henry C. Pettit
United States
John H. Baker
George F. McGinnis
Noble C. Butlers
Taylor
Was She Hypnotized Nellie Finny Cook Testifies
Nellie Finny Cook suspects she must have been under hypnotic influence when she married Frederick J. Cook. She says their wedding came a month after they first met and that she was granted a divorce in circuit court Tuesday. She testified he asked three times if she would keep a sporting house to support him.
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Nellie Finny Cook
Frederick J. Cook
Burglar Wounds Patrolmen In Indianapolis Morning Shootout
Detective and police scour Indianapolis for a burglar who shot Capt Hyland and Patrolman Ell Tuesday morning. A bloody bullet was found on Virginia Ave near Pennsylvania and Archibalds on Washington Street. Capt Kruger notes a policeman carries few cartridges, while many patrolmen have extra rounds.
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Hyland
Pouliceman
Butcher
Pennsylvania
Washingtonsts
Virginia Ave
Archibald
Washington St
Kruger
Indiana and Chicago Steamship Firms Form In Michigan City
Two Indiana steamship companies filed articles of incorporation Tuesday in Michigan City. The Indiana Steamship Company and the Chicago Steamship Company each have 70000 dollars capital and share identical directors William Anderson W G Keith R J Duhnham T J A Johnson and J F Gallaher. Other new incorporations include Adams Fence Company Tipton 16008 dollars and Citizens Mutual Telephone Company Newport 200 dollars.
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Indiana Steamship Companies
Indiana Steamship Company
Chicago Steamship Company
Michigan City
William Anderson
W. G. Keith
R. J. Duhnham
T. J. A. Johnson
J. F. Gallaher
Adams Fence Company
Tipton
Citizens’ Mutual Telephone Company
Newport
Juvenile Pleads Guilty Over Stolen Jewelry Buttons
A youth named Tugaday admitted guilt for taking two cuff buttons from a jewelry store. The item valued at twenty dollars led to a ninety day sentence in the workhouse. The incident arose from the alleged theft and related court actions.
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Earl Peats
Tugaday
One Woman Sues for Divorce Over Religion and Abuse
The Levin case shows Mrs Levin alleging domestic abuse by Henry W Levin and bias against her Catholic faith. She details beatings, a bandage over their son’s mouth, and interference with church attendance, seeking divorce and $1,000 alimony.
Paderewski Coming to Indianapolis in April
The Polish pianist Ignace Paderewski is billed to perform probably at Tomlinson Hall on the night of April 11. The streets and alleys committee will tear down billboards about Kubelik to avoid a repeat of a recent elevator scene at the Auditorium annex in Chicero.
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Class Serap
Ignace Paderewski
Kubelik
Auditorium
Chicero
Tomlinson Hall
Paderewski
Indianapolis
Court Affirms $1200 Damage Judgment in Shoes Case
The Indiana appellate court upholds a $1200 verdict for May E. Smith against G A Elroomson and Louis Wolf after a Marion Superior Court ruling for being falsely accused of stealing shoes in 1893. Smith remitted $806 for medicine and treatment, and the error is cured by that remittance. The decision also sides with St Joseph and Elkhart power in a separate land dispute, saying Indiana Power remains a private owner with no extra compensation.
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May E. Smith
G A. H Elroomson
Louis Wolf
Marion
Indiana Power Company
Supreme Court
St. Joseph
Credit Court
Appellee
Indiana ‘Power Company
Foot Mashed by Train at Union Station
Anselm Hobbs, 56, of N Illinois senior, had his right foot mangled when a drive wheel passed over it after he was struck by two trains at the east entrance to the Union Station sheds. He was taken by city ambulance to St. Vincent's hospital where the foot was amputated.
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Anselm Hobbs
N. Illinois Sr
Hobbs
St. Vincent's ‘Hospital
Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Praised as Effective Remedy
An old advertisement touts Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup as highly effective for coughs and colds for adults and children. The terse claim emphasizes superior relief with no equal among remedies.
Forecast and Temperatures for Indianapolis Area
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for 36 hours ending 8 p m March 19 calls for fair and not so cold conditions, rising temperatures Tuesday night through Wednesday. Daily temps noted 7 am 10 noon 22 2 pm 24 with southerly winds. Across the nation a cold wave reaches the middle and south Atlantic coast with freezing temperatures extending to central Alabama and frost inland from the east Gulf and south Atlantic states.
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Indianapolis
Washington
South Atlantic
Rocky Mountains
Alabama
Lower
Lake Region
East Gulf
South Atlantic States
Carolinas
East Gulf States
Dr. Hendrix Muller Delivers South Africa Talk at Commercial Club
Boer representative Dr. Hendrix Muller addressed a fair sized audience at the Commercial Club Monday night. He aimed for a fair statement of the facts on the South Africa situation, blaming the English for the troubles. He spoke softly with little gesture, yet held listeners' attention.
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Hendrix Muller
Europe
South Africa
Indiana Hereford Breeders Form State Association
A meeting of Indiana Hereford cattle breeders convened Tuesday at the state house to organize the Indiana Hereford Breeders Association. Attendees included C. E. Amsden of Shelbyville Frank Nave of Attica Clem Graves of Bunker Hill Oscar Hadley of Plainfield and Judge Hedley of the Supreme Court.
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Hereford Breeders’ Association
Amsden
Shelbyville
Frank Nave
Attica
Clem. Graves
Bunker
Han
Oscar Hadley
Plainfield
Hedley
Osupreme
F. We
Noted crook Edwin King arrested in Sleepy Eye probe
Sleepy Eye Minnesota March 18 192. Chief of Police says Edwin D King of Charleston South Carolina is the prime suspect in a string of frauds Claiming representation for two flour mill companies he swindled many people The police believe he is a national con artist detaining him for further action and prosecution Schmidt aided by exposing the scam and saving his own money King resisted during a mug shot and called himself a grafter while praising the town's opportunities
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Sleepy Eye
Minn
Indianapolis
Pany
Minneapolis
Sleepy Eye Milling Company
Edwin D. King
Charleston
S. C
Bridgeport
Denison
IxXing
George C. Schmidt
Schmidt
King
Bertilionclerk McGuff
Brauna Victim of Trial Ordered to Hospital
Henry Braun, recently convicted of stealing stamps from mail boxes at the state base, was ordered to the hospital Tuesday morning by Judge Baker. He reportedly grew suddenly worse and is said to be suffering from consumption, with little expectation of recovery.
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Henry Braun
Baker
Braun
Farmer killed as runaway team drags farmer in field
Pendleton March 18 Michael Carroll 40 was instantly killed when a team hitched to a 20 foot pole ran away trapping him as he broke stalks in a field. He lived on the Vanausdale farm.
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Pendleton
Michael Carroll
Vanausdale
Embezzlement Charge Against Rathbone Clerk
Max C. Mayer aged 33 of Rathbone & Co. was arrested in Bayonne New Jersey on a Tuesday morning charged with embezzlement. Authorities say his speculative losses totaled between 100000 and 150000 over several years.
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New York
Max C. Mayer
Rathbone & Co
Bayonne
N. J
Mayer
Landis Eyes Verdict in Ninth District
Landis faces judgment in the Ninth District as voters weigh his performance. Analysts expect a decisive response on his stewardship in the district.
Landis Faces renomination Talks in Kokomo District
A Kokomo report notes Charlie Landis, a congressman and former editor, headed for Kokomo and Delphi ahead of Thursday delegates meeting. He enjoys Washington circles, plans a likely nomination speech, and campaigns from hotel headquarters as supporters prepare to boost his renomination.
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Kokomo, Inc
Charlie Landis
Charlie, Landis
Helen Gould
Teddy Roosevelt
Landis
Delphi
Kokomo
Washington
United States
Mrs Stevens Recovering After Tacoma Laundry Injuries
Mrs Stevens is hospitalized with severe injuries from a Tacoma laundry incident. Doctors report scalp sewn to skin pieces but cannot yet say if wounds will heal. She is showing remarkable nerve amid a shaky prognosis.
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Josephine
Stevens
City ‘Hospital
Tacoma
Jewelry sale note from the cutter guarantee diam pand
Fragmentary line indicates a jewelry related phrase from a cutter and mentions a guarantee and diam pand. No clear event, date, or names available to confirm a full report.
Primary Elections Law Should Be Amended
The Sun reports broad calls from Republicans and Democrats for changes to the primary system after a disputed last election. Ex-Attorney General Ketcham and others argue money and delegate fixes distort outcomes, while reformers propose ballot rotation and clearer time limits, secret ballots, and funded election materials. A Commercial Club committee will study state laws to craft amendments.
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SUN
A. . Ketcham
Flore A. Woods
John W. Holtzman
Joseph E. Beil
F. A. Joss
Minturn
Addison C. Harris
Commercial Club Committee
Hamilton County
Wayne County
Harris
Hunat
Commercial Club
New Street Car Company Presents Its Petition
The Board of Works heard the Indianapolis interurban terminal company petition for a franchise. 17 500 voters favor the road and promoters pledged finance and construction including Bellefontaine and Brightwood branches. Local labor voices urged protections against strikes and no opposition was raised at the hearing.
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Board OF Works
Indianapolis Interurban Terminal Company
Central Traction Company
A. L. Mason
Citizens’ Street Railroad Company
Terminal Company
Christ
Bellefontaine
Brookside
Brightwood
New York-st
Prospect-st
English-ave
Mason
Indianapolis
L. C. Walker
Indianapolis Company
Smoke stacks loom over state house as inspector eyed
Labor commissioner McCormick warned of smoke from multiple stacks around the state house area. He described a dozen stack emissions darkening the landscape including the street railway power house and Hoosier state flour mills. The Taco Ma Laundry stack added to the smoky scene in the surrounding block.
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McCormick
Street Railway
Hoosier
Power House
Tacoma
Post Office Briefs From March Postal Guides
The March consignment of United States postal guides arrived Tuesday morning. The guides cover department orders including waiving postage for mail sent by Mrs. William McKinley and instructing that mails not be closed on Sundays until departure time. Thirty eight offices have discontinued rural free delivery in a county meeting context.
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Postoffice
Department
Postal Service
William McKinley
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