Juror Louis Held denies expressing opinion on Sherrick guilt
A jury trial witness and A H Timmerman testify that Louis Held previously stated Sherrick deserved prison. Timmerman recounted conversations at Bohn's store where Held allegedly proclaimed Sherrick guilty and urged punishment, contradicting Held’s later denial of opinion.
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Lester WiInTtst
Louis Held
Sherrick
Daniet Wv. Simms
Held
Avgret H.timmerman
George Fate
Timmerman
Sherric
A. HE
New York-st
Lo Sherrick
Geo
Share Tick
Heid
Rummerman
Heda
Lang
Bherric
Alate
Stmmerman
Tauls Heid
Therrick
A Word From Josh Wise
A fragment notes a brief statement from Josh Wise amid a noisy prompt, suggesting critique of delays and time wasted by the prompt performer.
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Josh
Zouaves to rescue as hotel fire drives guests out
CHICAGO March 7 One hundred and fifty guests at Hunt's Warapsan hotel fled from the fourth floor when a fire broke out near a storeroom on that level. The Zouaves drill team from Indianapolis aided firefighters guiding frightened women to exits. Four members, led by Capt Craig, assisted until all were rescued, aiding swift fire department arrival to prevent further danger.
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Scrippa-MoRse Presa Association
Chicago
Hunt
Warapsan
Fediy
Storey
Bekin Zouaves
Indianapolis
Ind
Teome
Craig
A Democratic Party Primaries Fight in Floyd County
A report on the Indiana Democratic state committee ruling to postpone Floyd County primaries or reassign inspector roles. The decision aims for a fair, square primary in the Third District with Cox and Zenor each getting equal influence, while county officials face new deadlines and potential remapping of polling duties.
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Cox
Rashond
Malia William
Democratic State Central
Floyd County
Wytama T. Zenor
Zenor
Provineta
Ley H. Beatt
State Committee
Mark Staren
Scottsburg
Fox
Zener
Floya County
Nhatrroan
Bourda
Wie
Rey
Thia
Indiana
How Squire
Willam Uf
O'Brien
Thuraday
Rockefeller kin donates to Lakewood hospital
Lakewood New York March 22 John S Rockefeller II arrived in town and donated to Saint James Hospital. The donation was presented in a ceremonial card and recognized by hospital officials as a significant gift toward patient care.
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Scrippa-MecRae
Lakewood
John S Rockefeller II
John D. Rockefeller
Rt. James Haspital
Priest Reports Pickpocketing While In Cleveland
An incident at St. Louis involving a Rou Manion Greek Orthodox priest who alerted police in Poday to halt four money orders totaling $400. Two strangers allegedly stole $180 from him in transit. The priest, from Cleveland, intends to pursue action to establish a citizen’s claim.
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Baled
Rou Manion
Poday
Hat Pie Valley
Tle
Tim
St. Lolis
Mineo
Balen
Tsuthin
St. Louk
Strana
Ais Porket
University of Minnesota poet dies in bridge jump
In Minneapolis, Arthur Wheelock Upton, president of literature at the University of Minnesota, leaped from the Tenth Avenue bridge. A bridge watchman climbed down and pushed him into the river. Upton was taken to a hospital, unconscious and not expected to live.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Marenth
Arthur W Wheelock Upton
University of Minnesote
Iare
Uenterni
Upson
TOLD GIRL TO WEAR KIMONO
Mia Perdita Vence Barlow was granted a divorce from Vernon J Baunow yesterday. She, the daughter of De Allen Pence of Terre Haute Indiana, said she found a note from her husband asking Miss Putnam to pull her kimono and meet him at the next...
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the Sun
Chicago
Mia Perdita
Vence Barlow
Vernon J. Baunow
Allen Pence
Terre Haute
Ind
Ake Gard
Ming M. A. Putnam
Lincoln
Denters push soft coal prices up by fifty cents a ton
A right off the wires report notes Denters have advanced soft coal prices by 50 cents per ton. Art thrake priced at 7 75 per ton. Other items mention Rockefeller buying Reed estate for 300000 in Pasadena and various unrelated headlines from Chicago to Constantinople.
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Chicago
Pasadena
Cal
D. Rockefeller
Reed
Fort Worth
Tex—Love
Virgil Putnam
New York
John. E. Madden
Millianaire Turfman
Chalmer
Elkhart
David Wiser
Norfolk
Kan
Constantinople
Fe ii
Sultan
Missouri man executes black husband by hanging
In Poplar Bluff Missouri Dane Norman hanged Curtis Jackson a black youth found guilty of assaulting Norman’s wife. A sheriff signal enabled the execution as 300 deputies kept order while crowds gathered to witness the mob action. Norman, the accused husband, had been jailed the night of the alleged assault and was escorted away to avoid lynching.
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Missouri
erippe-MeTae
Acamslatio
Poplar Bluff
el Norman
Spherift Togg
Curtis Jackson
Norman
Jackson
Jackeon
Apece Stoure
Ssell Show Russian Outrages On The Stage
MME. MAKIMOFF is among Jewish players funded by Afr. Andrew Carnegie and wealthy New Yorkers to stage American dramatizations in response to recent Russian outrages.
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Mme. Makimoff
Mie
Makimoff
Afr
Andrew Carnegie
Man of Mystery Louie Damon Released in Marion Jail
Louie Damon, confined 18 days in Marion county jail for assault and battery, was released on Thursday. Police lack knowledge of his location as a friend who helped post his fine is unknown to officers.
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Louie Damon
Marion County
Damon
Public 10 Be Heard on Franchise at Monday Meeting
Public talk scheduled Monday evening at council chamber. Neakom announces committee open meeting to hear residents on Chicago Indianapolis Evansville railway entry and depot near storehouse. Local notices and ads follow.
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Neakom
Enunetrat
Council Chamber
Chicago
Indispapolis
Evanaville
Truce Declared in Senate Pact Over Conferees Names
In Washington March 23 the expected fight over conferees did not occur as Senator Foraker withdrew his motion to appoint conferees to the conference. Beveridge, Dillingham, and Patterson were named as conferees after an agreement aligned with two states from four territories. Foraker stated the action would be upheld and the selection proceeded via the committee chair. The deal reflected Beveridge’s push for the original will and Foraker’s majority aims regarding New Mexico and Arizona.
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Washington
Senate
Foraker
Beveridge
New , Mexico
Arizona
Indiana
Beveraine
Dillingham
Patterson
Union labor men get recognition in court debate
In Washington on March 3 the House Judiciary Committee reopened hearings on pending injunction bills after threats by labor men. The committee shifted to hear labor arguments that courts have no right to issue injunctions in labor disputes. Lawyers will be heard next Friday.
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Rerippe-Neilor Orvee
Wasimington
Congress
House Committee On the Judiciary
Death Looms Over Governor Pattison in Weak Condition
Bulletin from Columbus reports Governor Pattison’s health deteriorating with restlessness and a developing dropsical condition. Doctors refuse to predict recovery and warn of possible recurrence of alarming symptoms as the governor’s strength fades.
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Servipas
Columbus
Pattisan
Beilhart Founds New Home Near Long Lake
Mitch S-Juenh Reblhart founded the Spirit Fruit Cult and plans a mansion 3 miles northwest of Chicago near Long Lake. Fifteen people reside under the Spirit Fruit Home roof, with acres of farming land purchased. The mansion will have two rooms, housing twice as many, and may shelter over four dozen at times.
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Berippe- McRae
Walla
Attorney General Seeks Immediate Reply on State Fund Suit
Attorney General Charles W. Miller reports to the state that former Auditor A C Daily claims Dany will decide Saturday on whether to pursue a suit to recover state funds allegedly misused. No reply from J O Henderson yet, though permission to inspect books has been granted by Auditor Warren Bigler. If no satisfactory answer arrives from both men this week, formal action will start next week.
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Charles W. Miller
State
A.C. Daily
Dany
Dalluta
Henderson
Miller
Warren Bigler
Wealthy man sued for 500 over promissory note
Mrs Mab G Hugnina of Hoboken sues Williery Caulkins, a Standard Oil manager here, for more than 500 alleging a promissory note for her wages as a housekeeper and expenses tied to a trip to California after he allegedly induced her to quit her job. The case centers on alleged coercion and support promised by Caulkins.
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Nctippu-McHine Preas Association
New York
Mra
Mab. G. Hugeina
Hoboken
Financial Society
Williéity Caulkins
The
Standard ON Company
Caulkine
Hugging
Voting Machine Case Heads to Trial Date
The Brerces primanerily suit seeks to stop the county from completing a contract to buy 390 United States standard voting machines. The testimony concluded in superior court on Friday and argument continues tomorrow. Judge Vinxon presides as decjaton jue ina.
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W. W. Brerces
Superior Court
Toltow
Jixige
Vinxon Ed Decjaton
No Strike in Mines and Wage Scale Near Agreement
Reports indicate a peace likely as miners and operators near a wage scale settlement. Winder supports a strike, Robbins and Mitchell favor settlement on the 1903 scale, with Roosevelt watching and ready to intervene if talks adjourn with a strike threat.
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Winder
Robbins
Mitchell
Beartha
F. J. Robins
Pennsylvania
Wa Wcale
Wiih
Cinypoal
Odiain
Finlay
J. H. Winder
FL. Robbins
John Mitchell
Roosevelt
Ham
Operators Divided on Mines Wage Debate Across States
A divided meeting of miners and operators across Pennsylvania Indiana Ohio and Illinois neared a compromise over the cost impact of the fire law. President Mitchell proposed a four state sub committee with two operators and two miners from each state to study the issue as Robbins aligned with Mitchell. The session saw skirmishes and a push for a 9 percent wage increase while the operators resisted new costs. Continued on page Id.
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Ohio
F. L. Robbins
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
Ots
Minera
Bat
Finots
Soft House
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