Poison Probe Hears Testimony In Rogers Inquest
Miss Lizzie Bennett testifies at the inquest into Rebecca Rogers 28 who died at 701 Illinois Street from corrosive poison. Father and sister deny quarrel or motive and neighbors debate cause as doctors vary on poison type and drug history.
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Lizzie Bonnett
Rebecca Rogers
Illinois Street
Lizzie Bennett
Tra E. Dunlavy
Ilinois St
Ira Dunlavy
Mise Bennett
Ratecca
Emma Rogers
Rebecca
Renecca
Emmy
Emma
Jimms Rogers
Kehseca
Rogers
Ellen Coodnaugh
Ores
Tirhecca
Dunlavy
Frank Hughes
Qwizon
Heirs lose claim to Indiana estate of Swiss immigrant
Judge Carter ruled that Frederick Lehman left about 10 000 dollars to the state of Indiana despite Swiss heirs arguing a treaty shield. The five year sale rule for aliens under Indiana law kept the proceeds in state hands since Lehman died in 1895. Swiss relatives plan an appeal, while Lehman had no local kin.
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Indiana
Frederick Lehman
United States
Carter
Superior Court
State of
Lehman
Switzerland
Indianapulia
Sweitzerland
Highey Courts
Havende Stripes Tied to Milwaukee Baseball League Leaders
A confusing note lists Havende as a wealthy Milwaukee figure owning hotel interests and involved in baseball circles. It mentions opposition to Watkins of Minneapolis and Indianapolis connections, with Joseph Outten elected president over J Ed Grilete, amid league leadership changes.
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Milwaukee
Haney
Chasis Hoenor
Milwaukkee
Lmerican
Haver
Milwaukee Baseball Wam
Joe Cantillon
Mamacer
Watkins
Minneapolis
Seuachaiupt
Indianapolis
Styre
Columbue
Joseph Outten
Leutenant
League
J. Ed Grilte
Death Threatens George Taylor After Street Crossing Accident
George Taylor was struck at a street crossing while attempting to catch a crowded car. He stepped into the track as a car approached, was hit, and sustained internal injuries that physicians say may cause his death. The incident occurred Saturday in Cincinnati.
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Borifps M Rae Press Association
Cincinnati
George Taylor
Taylor
Severyl
Courtroom Shocks After Nurse Admits Misconduct Case
Reni Margus a clerk at a Pittsburgh firm faced a contemptuous crowd on Saturday as she stood trial for a lowering charge. Officer Micka testified he saw Margus with August Manning near Capitol Avenue after an advertisement for a nurse. Margus, new to the city from Des Moines, claimed confusion and potential influence aided Manning’s arrest. The employer vouched for her character as Mann’s acquaintances spoke of him favorably. Judge Whaliom ordered further examination.
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Reni Margus
Id7
Ayas Tareed
Palter Rontt
Micka
Caupitol-ave
August Manning
Senate-uwve
Hetwever
Micks
Des Moines
Manning
Juder Whaliom
Accused of Theft In Sooty Water Flap Chop Suspects Charged
Archie Staley, described as wearing black, faced detectives Bray and Holts on a Saturday morning. He stands charged with stealing a watch from the proprietor of a restaurant on N Littlewood Street. The alleged theft centers on the watch. authorities pursue remaining details.
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Archie Staley
Ayias
Bray and
Holts
Ano Gharse
Grand Tarcenr
Mevdentes
Clothing Fire Injures Woman After Stove Accident
Mrs John L Vincon of 3 N Temple Hive was burned when compounds used on a hot stove exploded harming her clothing. Neighbors and Dr Lakenbul treated her as she and her mother Ceram tecribte Antrim awaited updates on her condition. The incident occurred Friday afternoon and left the victim with serious burns.
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John L. Vincon
N. Temple Hive
Nothee
Vinton
Vinaon
Siemie
Alwo
Antrim
Honda
Lakenbul
Vinson
Abe
Castro Blocks Powers in Hague Era Venezuela Standoff
Washington reports reveal prominent officials say Castro has boxed in the United States and European powers since the 1903 Hague award, shielding Venezuela from attack and delaying arbitration of U S claims. The administration plans to pursue amicable settlement while studying the international angle. Castro cables Caracas that Venezuela will prevail if right is abandoned.
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Venezuela
Samuel
Tis
Ecripps-M' Rrk Presb Association
Washington
Castro
Tyshin
Provident
Caracas
United States
Caravao
Venetuck
Eight Hurt in City Cable Car Crash at Thirty-first
Chicago March report says eight persons injured in a street collision when a cable car struck an electric car on Thirty first street. Names Misa Erna Reiss and Fred Andrews cited among the seriously hurt. cause described as orders misunderstanding. A divorce case follows with Mrs Mary K Parturst alleging infidelity and confrontation after her husband brought another woman into their home.
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Ecrippe M Rae Press Association
Chicago
March S
Misa Erna Reiss
Fred Andrews
Junge Auen
D. B. Markhuis
Mary K. Parturst
Sant
Weather Forecast and Local Ads Blend on Page
The page mixes a brief forecast with temperatures for today and the afternoon in Chicago New York Mobile and other towns. It also includes local ads for Leavell and Anderson house painting Steaks coal and a cigar distributor, with phone numbers and address fragments.
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Leavell & Anderson
Main
Blood Stone Jewelry Sale Promises Solid Gold Rings
March selection offers blood stone items with a focus on solid gold rings. A. T. Mullally, Jeweler, 22 Monument-niaca, advertises premium quality pieces and competitive pricing.
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A. T. Mullally
Niaca
Urban barber shop promotes clean, modern service
Breeding's Ary Urban barber shop at 156 No Mites advertises frat class barbers who are clean and up to date. It touts clean towels and antiseptic face lotions to promote healthy skin. They invite customers to call for a trial and promise careful care with every visit.
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Urban
Tree Planting With Gov Hanly Captures Statehouse Minutes
Gov Hanly plants a tree in the statehouse yard amid remarks and jokes. Twelve foot sapling later described, with officials watching including Judge Wiley, Clerk Renett Brown, and Col. Litman. Remarks on horticulture and duty punctuate a ceremonial day in the governor’s presence.
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Haney
Tim
Hanly
Wen
Thton B. Hunt
Wiley and Morris
Appellate Court
Tes
K. Lucas
Indians Department
Minton Banner Ihall
Vani
T. R. Lucas
Gov. Hanty
Batley
Lucas
Putine
Gov, Durbin
Brigg
Rerlee
Huffman
Sun
Political party slate in state veterinary examiner bill fight
The article notes Democrats John J. Ierron of Tipton and A. T. McGlasson of Madison and Republicans O. L. Bane of Stan rie and George C. Ferling of Highmond named for terms linked to a state licensing act. Gov Hunty’s successor term implications are referenced as a political maneuver.
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Hunty
Sauccessorn Suthy
Chautauqua Service At Broadway Church Sunday Night
Bishop John II Vincent will conduct vesper services at Broadway Church Chautauqua Lake New York on Sunday night and will also preach The music will be arranged by Willard Deck musical director of the church Invited Chautauqua residents to attend The service begins at 7 45.
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Chautauqua
John II
Vincent
Chautauque Lake
New York
Broadway Church
Alvo
Willard &. Deck
Murteal
Chattauqua
Man Faces Jail For Nonpayment In Divorce Case
August Hoheisel appeared before Judge Allen to explain why he should not be jailed for failing to pay $2 monthly support to his ex wife and child. Mrs Hoheisel testified of cruelty and separation for two years. A sensational charge claimed Hoheisel had taken another woman to the hunter and moves, shocking the court as a nervous wrecked wife watched.
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August Hoheisel
Martha
Allen
Circuit Court
Henry Spaan
Hohete
Etter
Fined Men Face Police Costs Over Workplace Dispute
John Monsen a Traction Terminal janitor and Samrday workman faced fines for ad costs after a heated exchange with Bert Negley at the National Automobile Works. Negley allegedly threw Hanson through a plate glass window following a mop dispute as witnesses noted intoxication and a drawn $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Monsen
Police Cours
Samrday
Bert Negley
National Automobile Works
Negley
Hlancon
Hom Hier
Hanson
End of the Russo-Japanese War Seen This Fortnight
Ecripps M Rae reports from Washington that sources of undoubted authenticity expect a rapid end to the war within two weeks with Russia ready to begin peace negotiations. German interest and President Roosevelt's cautious peacemaking role are noted, with Takahira in contact and diplomats urged to push direct representations.
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Ecripps-M'Rae Press Association
Washington
St. Petersburg
Russia
Japan
United States
Germany
William
Roosevelt
Ilenia
Far East
Takahira
White House
Count Cassin
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Ariel
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Janey
W. Waab
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Brose& Deventer
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Parker City
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Rubbia
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