Fourth Edition reporting revolt in reform school
A dramatic escape attempt erupted at the female reformatory as six inmates armed with knives and improvised weapons surged from cells. Guards captured the insurgents after a fierce confrontation, with superintendent Keeley and assistant Mrs. Johnson reportedly frightened by the uprising.
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Henrietta Haynes
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Funeral of Justice Matthews Held in Washington
The funeral of the late Justice Stanley Matthews occurred at his Connecticut Avenue residence in Washington with family present including Mortimer Matthews, a Cincinnati lawyer, and Miss Jennie Matthews soon to wed Justice Gray. Honorary pallbearers included supreme court justices and court messengers. The burial proceeded to Glendale for interment in Spring Grove cemetery. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Dr. Hamlin of the Church of the Covenant, a church President Harrison attends.
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Stanley Matthews
Connecticut-ave
Tse City
Dr. Hamlin
Church of the Covenant
Harrison
Justice Matthews
Mortimer Matthews
Cincinnati
Jennie Matthews
Gray
Glendale
Spring Grove Cemetery
The
Supreme Fault
Bargains in broken sizes at Geo Binnott’s store
Bargains in broken sizes offered with low prices from $1.60 to $2.00 per pair of boots. Customer invited to visit Geo. P. Binnott at 16 North Penn Street to try on fits and see if items can be accommodated.
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Geo. P. Binnott
North Penn
Governor's Replexe in Insane Hospital Case
The Insane Hospital Commission dispute involves Governor Hover and the Attorney General contesting a mandate to issue commissions to new trustees. Respondents claim the act is unconstitutional and improperly enacted, with issues over veto, authentication, and executive power. The case cites election of trustees, procedural flaws, and contested authority.
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Alvin P. Hover
the Insane Hospital
Michener
Chas. T. Griffin
John H. Gillett
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Board of Trustee
Secretary of State
S. T. McGovney
General Assembly
Judges Rule Inheritance Case Amid Courtroom Turmoil
Two superior judges agreed and one dissented in a mandamus case over the Bighat and Curtis Wills. Howe and Walker concurred that the bills are unconstitutional while Taylor dissented. The court, amid a courtroom buzz, found the acts to curtail self government and empower a board with broad powers, with appeals planned for Monday.
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Seckwalter
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the Sentinel
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Harry
Holt
Hanny Ba Bandis
Court Decision Sparks Mixed Public Reaction Across City
The superior court ruling drew mixed approval from residents, with Judge Howe’s opinions praised as masterful. Bigham attended the courtroom as Taylor read the decision, while local officials offered varying interpretations and predictions on constitutional validity and future appeals.
Police Circles and Courts Shake Indiana News
In police circles the ruling is seen as a knockout to nonpartisan foes, deserters, and the old force, with many surrendering badges and maces at the station. Rumors on federal judiciary changes sparked excitement as Judge Howland and others weighed new appointments, while the state’s loan deal proceeds with Wins ton Lanier & Co. handling the German Insurance bid.
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Colbert
Supreme Court
Parolmen Kain
Wilson
Laporte
Travis
Wooda
Matthews
Supreme Bench
Eliott
Indiana Supreme Court
Danial Waite Howe
Superior Court
Howland
Indiana
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General Assembly
Winston, Lanier & Co
New York
Disaster at Sea Loss Reports Two Dead from Steamer Collapse
Reported New Years to March 23, wreckage and two bodies recovered from the steamer Colorado, linked to the Congerva wreck near Bvuard. Investigation suggests the Congerva foundered with all hands after sailing for San Domingo last Tuesday amid factional fighting in Kentucky. In Barnsesville Kentucky, a Sunday fight between the Lowider and Turner factions left Jay Turner and Steve Hewitt dead, with a pitched battle expected Monday.
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Congervia
San Domingo
Barnsecesviin
Lowider
Turner
Jay Turner
Steve Hewitt
Hiakessis
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