Ashes Return to Greencastle in Pearl Bryan Case
In Cincinnati March 22, Mrs. Jackson mother of Scott Jackson, cremated remains, carried in an urn, to Greencastle Ind. She traveled with Prof. Post and wife after learning the verdict and burial plans. The cremation occurred at Clifton crematory following Scott Jackson’s execution.
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Scott Jackson
Clifton Crematory
Post
Greencastle
Alonzo Wailing
Hamilton
Greenwood Cemetery
Ind
Jackson
Luth
E. Washington St
Not 4 Word Bid They Say to Rev Lee on Crime
Newport, Ky March 22 U P Rev J A Lee who advised Walling and Jackson on their scaffold has been questioned about statements to him. He says he is no wiser than the world and cannot answer whether they admitted guilt or denied it. He holds two farewell letters from Scott Jackson and will mail one to his mother. Walling asked him to write to Miss Roberts. The last letter to Rev Lee reads in part thanking him and noting they will meet again in eternity.
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Newport
U. P
J. A. Lee
Walling
Jackson
Scott Jackson
Greencastle
Lee
Alonzo M. Walling
Scott Tackson
Ways and Means Committee
Unite States
California
Nebraska
Louisiana
Sneley
Evans
Congress
Burke Probes Wood Letters in Jackson-Walling Case
District attorney Frank Burke was asked Monday about prospects in the case involving the friend of Jackson and Walling against Will Wood. Burke offered his views on the likely outcome and potential actions as the legal matter advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burke
Jackson
Walling
Will Wood
Marriage license leads to underage nuptials inquiry
A 14 year old girl Myrtle Spencer wed Elzie Beachman with a license, while her mother Mollie Enspringer seeks grand jury action. Beachman says he did not swear the girl’s age. records show Thomas Donnelly accompanied them to the clerk to obtain the license. Enspringer plans a grand jury probe into the age and proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elzie Beachman
Indiana Bicycle Works
Beachman
Myrtle Spencer
Myrtle
Mollie Enspringer
C. Wabash Sr
Grand Jury
Eanspringer
Imma Francis
Wabash St
Fenspringer
Venchman
Ace
Struck by a car Henry Keunert hurt in street crash
Henry Keunert a 46 year old newspaper distributor was seriously injured Sunday afternoon after his wagon was struck on a streetcar track at Virginia avenue and Maryland street. He was dragged between passing cars and later taken to City hospital with a sprained back and extensive bruising though no bones were broken.
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Henry Keunert
Virginia Ave
Mirylandst
Keunert
Delaware St
Maryland St
Whennert
Kennert
From The Country And Back She'll Go With Benefit Of Experience
Mary Gatton a young girl claiming Litton Indiana as home was found in a Court Street room with two men by Patrolman Jake Surtz. She was taken to the police station for questioning and Matron Buchanan sought family details from Litton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litton
Frank Steele
Vcourtst
Hope
Buchanan
Vest Receives 470 Applications for State Custodian Job
New custodian Mr. Vest has received 470 applications for janitor positions at the state house. about 12 are employed so far and most Griffin force workers will stay for months. Vest avoids the custodian’s office due to crowds while preparing to take charge April 1. Gov Mount reports improved health from Montgomery county farm, after returning Wednesday. Also notes Hood’s Sarsaparilla ads and local business updates on furniture and tailoring at 84 W. Ohio St.
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State House
Mr. Vest
Mount
Montgomery County
Burke and Hawkins Quit 43 as Officials Sworn In
Albert Wishard is sworn in as district attorney and Samuel Kercheval as U S marshal in a ceremonious session in Judge Baker’s courtroom. Burke and Hawkins resign after long service. Wishard and Kercheval vow to pursue high profile cases including counterfeiting prosecutions and major bank failures, while deputies prepare for summer duties across the state.
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Albert W. Wishard
U.S
Samuel J. Kercheval
John M. Baker
Ar. Wercheval
Wmn
Noble
Marion Trust Company
Joseph J. Wealing
Indianapolis
Wryit Taylor
Pihel L. Ld
St L. Rativend
Shovel
Ihrer
Dudge Daker
Ale Wissard
Derchevits
Bafier
Frank Burke
Durkee Sys
D. Kyle Caldwell
Teranukfart
Caldwell
Central Hospital
Ali
Hurki
Ali Wishard Las
Bandsir
Wawkins
Fianvhoys
Cofsins
Tudianapolis Bank
Ife
Tudianapolis
Isacres
Love Range
Las Ert
Bullet Sinks Power in Saloon Clash at Shelby Street
Charles Brown, a saloon keeper at 66 Shelby Street, faced police court on charges of assault and battery with intent to kill Clarence Power. During a Saturday scuffle with Power and a youth named Tien Chen, Power allegedly quarrelled with W. E. Johnson and fired as Brown intervened. A bullet just above Power’s heart grazed upward, leaving him alive though seriously injured. he was taken home and treated by Dr. Bigger, with doctors noting danger but Power may recover.
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Charles Brown
Shelby St
Clarence al Power
T Power
Smithson St
Power
Tienchen
W. TE. Johnson
Olive Si
Johnson
Brown
Rock
Drawn
Tie
Tekken
Dr Bigger
Weather Forecast for Indianapolis Area Likely Cool Monday
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 6 p.m. March 23 calls for fair and cooler conditions. Monday night and Tuesday expected to be cool with a noon temperature around GK and a gale reported Monday morning. At Goeleck wind velocity reached 42 miles per hour.
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Indianapolis
Aronday
Goeleck
Local items note funerals and meetings around town
The column reports a busy period with coal grain and cattle moving, and notices of funerals for Millen Beston and Nellie Wolst. It mentions revival meetings at Friends' church led by Rev. John Wittrell and a Marion county Sunday school reception for city superintendents. Also notes deaths of Mrs. Margaret Winkleman and coroner verdict of consumption, plus a burglary incident and candidates for the State board of arbitration.
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Millen Beston
J. J. Maloney
Huronst
Friends’ Church
Alabama St
John Wittrell
Marion County Sunday School Association
Margaret Winkleman
Reisner
Indianapolis
Brayton
Nellie Wolst
Anderson
N. Priest
Morris Welsh
Levi M. Burnett
Minerva St
L. P. McCormack
Frank Ally
Indianapolis Gas Company
State Board of Arbitration
Dr Hiram C Castor Practice Hours Listing
Dr Hiram C Castor located at 288 Massachusetts Avenue offers patient hours including 9 to 11 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. daily with evening slots 7 to 8 p.m. on weekdays and Sunday hours 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. Reflects extended access for appointments and walk ins.
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Hiram C. Castor
Massachusetts
Dingley Tariff Speech Prompts House Debates in Washington
In Washington on March 22, Mr Dingley of Maine addressed the House amid tariff debates. He outlined revenue deficits since 1892, cited borrowing to cover shortfalls, and argued for revised duties to aid domestic production, sugar, and wool while boosting employment and purchasing power. The debate touched costs, potential revenue, and the need for swift action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reed
House of Representatives
Omer
Weeedanes
Secretary of the Treasury
Committee of Ways and Means
United States
Senator Newton Gilbert at wife's bedside in Indianapolis
Senator Newton Gilbert of Angola has stayed in Indianapolis with his wife who recently underwent surgery at Dr. Runnell's sanitarium. Her condition has alarmed the family as recovery has been slower than hoped.
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Newton Gilbert
Angola
Indianapolis
Notable Died and Political Notes Across Cities
Wire whispers report Erie railroad president Johning dies in Nica France. St. Louis Democrats nominate Henry Ziegenhein for mayor. Gov. Pingree to resign Detroit mayoralty to lead Michigan. Neal Dow turns 93 in Portland Missouri. Spanish ships active near Cuban coast amid watch on filibusters. Lyman Abbott’s lecture canceled by Philadelphia YMC A after controversial remarks. T F Oakes reaches New York harbor after 259 days from Hong Kong. crew suffered scurvy with six deaths. Frank J Cazanas released from prison at Lagena La Grande Cuba. English aristocracy hit by influenza. Lords Salisbury Russell Halsbury and others ill. Gen J S Fullerton of St Louis killed in B&O wreck near Oakland Maryland. he was Chickamauga park commissioner president. Mrs Harrison and Mrs Hayes were his first cousins.
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Johning
Erie Railroad
Nica
France
Democrats
St. Louis
Henry Ziegenhein
Gov
Pingree
Detroit
Michigan
Neal Dow
Prohibition
Portland
Lyman Abbott
Philadelphia
T. F. Oakes
New York Harbor
Spite Work in State Statistician Trial Contested
The trial of Statistician Thompson for alleged misappropriation continues behind closed doors as Captain Worrell, former deputy, claims his charges are true. Officials acknowledge evidence but critics call the proceedings politically charged and argue for grand jury handling. A disinterested observer says the accusations originated from spite-work.
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Thompson
Capt. Worrell
State Auditor
Express
Flo
Worrell
Statisticia
A Preacher Calls Boys Away From Drug Stores
In a Sunday morning sermon Rev. A Jenkins of Third Christian Church urges churches to guard youths from druggists. He warns young men frequenting drug stores at night may encounter temptations and suggests building reading rooms clubs and sun rooms to keep them away from these establishments.
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A. Jenkins
Chur
Itanapolis
Moral reform preached at Memorial church sermon on crime
Rev Balial and Rev Ballard urged moderation in reporting crime. They argued sensational printing inflames crime and that ethics, charity, and honesty should be taught in schools. They called for Protestant unity on moral ideas to reform criminals into law-abiding citizens through moral science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Ballard
Memorial Criterian Church
Burg
Bette
Social whirl as Indianapolis society holds events
Mrs. Frank Wacker hosts a card party after Mrs. Kate Robson invited friends to meet Mrs. Barkley who recently arrived in Indianapolis. Mrs. W K Hendricks entertains the nickett society after its tenth anniversary. WM Graydon Jameson read an entertaining story. Mr and Mrs Lynn B Millikan hosted about 60 friends at a dinner dance for Milliken’s birthday. Miss Mary M Graydon and Miss Jo Christian entertained with readings as Butler College offerings featured Kate Layman and Augusta Stevenson presenting short pieces.
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Frank Wacker
Kate Robson
Barkley
Indianapolis
W. K. Hendricks
Change H to R in a tangled beer ad sentence
A garbled OCR line discusses replacing H with R in a phrase about beer drinking and a Home Brewing Co. product. It mentions improving by imbibing a bottle and best beer for family Rhone 1050, reflecting an ad style from a historical page with unclear context.
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Home Brewing Co
S’ Exceller Dia
Rhone
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Alonzo Walling
Ai. Burke
Rev. Lee
Mr. Burke
Wood
Keumert
Hood
Janes
All Woods
Wm. L. Elder
Henry Fef. Zwick
Model Clothing Company
Harry&. Miller
Ohio St
Burke and Hawkins
Nich
Wisherd
Sam Herchers
U. S
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Wrather
Gley Life
Order
Rev
A. Cr. Troure
Sheaker
Mittee
New York
Sherman
Shermen
Extansa
Dingley
Maine
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House
Tre
Ciairman Dingley
Boas
Canmitireeen
Treasury
Senate
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Meveland
Cleveland
Allen
Ricardo Ruiz
Guanabacoa
Cuba
Senator Gilbert
MR. Worrell
Sela
Mr. Balial
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