Golden on Trial and Possible Governor Change Rumor
FRANKFORT Ky March 26 Mrs F Golden remained with her husband at the Capital hotel and has become partially reconciled. A witness says a minister advised confession to save lives and ease the case. The third day of the Caleb Powers trial drew a large crowd as Golden, ill, could not testify. Rumors linked Capt John Davis’s potential release and hinted at another confession. Governor Taylor returned to Frankfort while Golden pressed for a position under him and described threats to travel by train.
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Frankfort
F. “Golden
Capital Hotel
Golden
Porterias
Taylor
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Court House
Eal
John Davis
Polsgroveé
Louisville
C. m
Col. Campbell
Federal troops may compel Beckham to disband militia
In Louisville, March 26, a Washington conference between Marshal and Attorney General Griggs was planned for Monday afternoon. A letter from Debve warned that by Wednesday federal authorities would push to restore order, potentially sending federal troops to seize militia units and return them to the arsenal at Frankfort. Beckham's obedience or defiance will determine federal action.
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Gev
Marshall
Washington
Griggs
Kentucky
Bewator Debve
Fties
Beckham
United States
Frankfort
McKinley Renomination Hype Quoted Indiana GOP Figure
Chairman Hernly of the State Republican Committee defends McKinley booster efforts in Indiana. He recalls authoring the first pro McKinley resolution and asserts Republican chances are strong despite Democratic pressure. He predicts a populist campaign and Kansas City convention tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hernly
Republican ‘State Committee
Denison
McKinley
Kansas City
Prairie Schoon
Prairie Schooner Gang
Matlock's Crusade Central Figure Questioned
School board members say Frank Matlock, hired to investigate liquor dealers, was the real brains behind a drive against saloon keepers, druggists and grocers. Indictments are called wholesale and outside commissioners' province. Witnesses Kane and Hyatt testified they worked under Matlock while he allegedly received pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Matlock
Thomas ‘Kane
Henry Hyatt
Matlock
Idaho Governor Faces Questions on Prison Conditions
Gov. Steunenberg testified before the House Military Affairs Committee on Monday asserting the bull pen abuses were caused by prisoners, confirming cleanliness of visited prisons, and denying collusion with Bunker Hill officials to suppress labor in the Coeur d’Alenes. He warned martial law remains necessary to prevent unrest and said federal troops would be needed to restore peace.
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Washington
Gov. Steunenberg
Idaho
House Committee On Military Affairs
Representative Sulzer
Bunker Hill
Coeur d'Alenes
Shoshone County
Entire train plunges off embankment near Opelika
Train No 35 on the Western Alabama railway derailed while rounding a curve near Opelika Alabama. The entire train fell 30 feet down an embankment. Baggageman W B Blount was killed and Conductor Jack Martin and the engineer fatally injured. Train was traveling about 50 miles per hour.
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Montgomery
Ala
Western Alabama Railway
Opelika
W. B. Blount
Jack Martin
Hanna Denounces Senate Puerto Rico Tariff Claim
In Washington on March 26, Senator Hanna rose on a question of privilege to denounce a Washington Star article. The piece alleged a Republican member said the tariff bill would pass the Senate after a deal to raise campaign funds for the party. He called the statement a deliberate malicious lie.
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Washington
Senate
Hanna
Washington Star
Honest John Stone Dies in Holly Springs
Hon. J. M. Stone, longtime governor of Mississippi and president of the Starkville agricultural and mechanical college, died at Holly Springs on Monday from erysipelas. He was widely known as Honest John and led the state for ten years, with an administration regarded as the most successful since the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
J. M. Stone
Starkville Agricultural’ Mechanical College
Holly Springs
Mississippi
Honest John
Chiseled Heads in Owosso Tragedy Ends in Suicide
In Owosso Michigan on Sunday night Charles Scott a boiler maker killed his wife and her mother Letty Ferguson by crushing their heads with a heavy chisel during a bloody struggle. He then shot himself ending his own life instantly. Both women were mortally wounded.
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Owoso, Mich
Charles Scott
Letty Ferguson
Scott
A Chinaman Strung Up in Wheeling Laundry
Wing Wah a Chinese laundry worker was found dead by hanging in Wheeling on Monday. Police suspect Chinese highbinders were responsible. Wing Wah had testified against five Chinese men at a prior abduction trial and was last seen alive then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Wing Wah
Land condemnation for water works project at White River
Sheriff Clark presided over a jury of twelve to appraise land at the head of Indiana Avenue on White River. The Water Works Company seeks to take the property by condemnation for a new filter plant and has filed condemnation proceedings in circuit court.
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Clark
White River
Indiana Ave
Water Works Company
Hogan Wins 37500 Faroe Caper in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 26 Matt Hogan of Chicago won 37500 from Dan Stewart former prize promoter now proprietor of the Southern club in a faro game. Hogan spent 2000 in chips and played under a blackout until he built a 40000 stack before losing a final bid.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Matt Hogan
Chicago
Dan Stewart
Southern Club
Faro
Hogan
Stewart
A Hoosier Deserter Returns Home to Mixed Fate
An Indianapolis youth who deserted the army in the Philippines credits his father’s influence with Congressman Overstreet for securing a light conclusion to his case. He was discharged with the record “discharge without honor, pay or allowance,” after enlisting December 6, 1898, serving briefly with the Fourth Infantry and spending 187 days afloat before surrendering at the Indianapolis recruiting station.
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Indianapolis
Philippines
Congressman Overstreet
Overstreet
Fourth Infantry
United States
Maj
Noble
Stout Murder Suspects Set for Trial Amid Delays
Fred Otto, Thomas Mullen and Thomas Finley charged with robbing Lizzie Oliver at 122 South Missouri Street of 5 dollars. Trial scheduled for Wednesday after a second postponement. Special officer Terry Moore suspects a tie to the Stout murder as witnesses recall suspects fleeing an alley near the crime. Oliver declines to confirm any attempt to deter her from testifying.
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Fred Otto
Thomas Mullen
Thomas Finley
Lizzie Oliver
S. Missouri St
Terry Moore
Stout
Hackman
Moore
Oliver
Incubator baby Elizabeth Worland moved to home
Elizabeth Worland once called the incubator baby has left the box home and now rests as a typical infant weighing five pounds. She contracted a severe cold after removal and faced several days of doubtful survival but recovered enough to live.
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Elizabeth Worland
Ike
Commissioners Rush Two Months Allowances for the Poor
The commissioners move quickly to approve two months of allowances for the poor. The largest claim is 7120 dollars blocked by Hamilton-Dynes lumber company, contractor for coal supply to the poor, covering December 27, 1899 to February 1, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton- Dynes Lumber Company
Fell While Sleep Walking In Noblesville Home
Mrs Ellen Hackett of Noblesville fell down stairs at her son's house located at 1108 during a sleepwalking episode. She sustained injuries but details on condition are not provided.
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Ellen Hackett
Noblesville
Births and Deaths in Local Families This Week
Birth announcements list William Easterday and Ella and others with a string of couples welcoming boys and girls at various addresses including 2330 Columbia Ave and 30 Columbia Ave. Deaths include Virgil O Moon at 2420 Dewey Ave and infant deaths from brain congestion and pneumonia. Marriages record Clarence Stewart with Elizabeth Caldwell and several other unions.
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Wiliam
Ella Easterday
Talmonave
William and Curie Roberts
Columbia Ave
George and
Maggie Schaurer
Brookside Ave
William and
Carrie Roberts
Maurice and
Sarah Donnelly
N. New Jersey St
Leon and
Anna Smith
H. North
William D
Clarissa Doyle
Bismark-st
Ernst and
Huss
Orchard-st
Mary May
Rucktle-st
Dan and
Amanda Wiker
S. Sinoisst
Wade and
Maude Medlin
N. Eastst
Thomas and
Mary Murray
Woodside Ave
Harvey and
Carrie Walker
Oxford-st
Charles B
Margaret Lehr
Jefferson-ave
QO. B
Cora Lut
Abram A
Martha Arnold
Sheldon-st
Camille and
Catherine Muhlenbach
Arizona-st
Samuel J
Samirah Hinkle
Yandes-st
Edward and
Anna Abbott
Minnesoia-st
Charles and
Ella McCarty
Virgil O. Moon
Dewey-ave
Anthrobust
Schiller-st
Levi Moore
Silver-ave
Mary F. Sandmann
Northwestern-ave
Iva Enright
E. Eleventh-st
Mullenbach
Barbara. Kirschner
Minnesota-st
Adelheid Voight
Illinois-st
Edna E. Moore
Draper-st
Emelia
Franke
Nebraska-st
Oscar D. Rembart
Delaware St
Clarence Stewart
Elizabeth Caldwell
George Temple
Edmonia Jackson
John P. Parker
Maud Stephens
Charles Watson
Eliza Keith
Charles E. Fassett
Emma Toliver
Wiliam Gray
Ida
B. Ross
Morris Leffell
Elizabeth M. Gillespie
Charles Boots
Kate Smith
Samuel Davis
Kate Cook
Fragmentary Property Repair Ledger Mole
A list of domestic repairs and building entries with names and addresses includes several items: Conrad G Lolirman corner Senate and St Clair flat $8000. D Lowe 226 Minkner kitchen $100. Hannah Gough 1930 Buckle repairs $3395. E F Mann 618 Fayette repairs $82. Lora Holloway 2420 Elleventh repairs $200. J E and Mary DeHart 1619 Ludlow barn $150. AV Rosemeyer 1234 Milburn kitchen $25. E F Mann 618 Fayette repairs $22. B F P Ohi 2 Becker dwelling $1173. Henry M Culbertson 137 Jackson carpenter shop $200. Margaret Welsh 255 E Georgia barn $40. Reed and Fencannon 1138 Yandes repairs $40. A M Brown 211 Wheeler addition. Lew W Cooper 1416 Broadway barn.
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Conrad G. Lolirman
Senate-ave
St. Clair Sts
TY. D. Lowe
Minkner-st
Hannah LG. Gough
Buckle-st
E. F. Mann
Fayette-st
Lora Holloway
Elleventh-st
J. E. and
Mary DeHart
Ludlow-ave
AV. A. Rosemeyer
Milburn-st
Fayette- St
B. FP. Ohi
Becker-st
Henry M. Culbertson
Jackson-st
Margaret Welsh
Georgia St
M. Reed
M. Fencannon
A. M. Brown
Wheeler-st
Lew W. Cooper
Broadway
Fourth class Indiana postmasters listed in brief notes
A terse census style entry lists postmasters for Indiana fourth class offices including Mollie Z Steele Aaron Jay Elmer J Ralston L C Proteman along with a stray reference to Veco Dr Bull's Cough. The fragmentary note implies an administrative listing rather than a full report.
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Washington
Indiana
Aaron
Mollie Z. Steele
Jay
Elmer J .Ralston
Long Run
L. C
Inexpensive Grocery Advertising Amid Sunday Sale
A historical grocery ad lists and prices a range of items including AG WASHING POWDER Marine or German-American 3 pkgs 5c per pkg, SALT SODA six pounds 5c per lb, GRAHAM WAFERS 9c, CRACKERS 4c, GINGER SNAPS 10c grade 2 lbs 5c per lb, HAM AND TONGUE 41c per 1/4 lb, CRAWFORD PEACHES in heavy syrup 2c, CORN 10c quality 2 cans 13c, TOMATOES 3-pound cans, PEAS 15c early June 2-lb per can 10c, BLUEING bottles 3 for 10c, BORAX 4c per half-lb, STARCH 1c per lb, PRETZELETS 20c per lb, NAVY BEANS 10c grade 2 quarts 15c, ASPARAGUS 16c 3-pound can, ORANGES 40c Goz, PINE APPLE 12c per 2-pound can, NUTMEGS 5c per dozen, WAISTS.
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Maine
Aevsevesysevestercess AG
California
Bryan's Hobby Not Shelved Denials Footnote
Chicago reports vigorous denials by Chairman Johnson and by Willis J Abbott of the press committee regarding a shelved 16 to 1 story. In Fort Wayne Indiana a Sacred Heart Academy pupil’s relative Mrs R N Keats of Chicago has smallpox and the school is quarantined.
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Bryan
Chicago
Johnson
Democratic National Executive Committee
Willis J. Abbott
Press Committee
Sacred Heart Academy
Fort Wayne
Ind
R. N. Keats
Mills Damaged by Ice at Pierson Mill
Lawrence Mass March 26 The Pierson flour milling plants were badly damaged by ice Monday morning with expected losses around 150000 dollars.
Riverside park street car line route to be decided
Town Talk notes a Wednesday decision on Riverside park street car line route after a Monday conference between the city and interurban electric firms. A draft franchise was discussed amid other city items.
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Riverside Park Street
Interurban
Marion Ave
West
Indianapolis
A. B. Wood
Stevenson
Cooke
Union Station
Redessa Hightower
Sciotost
Dessa
John Mullen
Smock
Interstate Stock Yards cattle and hogs report with prices
Cattle receipts light Monday shipments none. Good to prime steers 1350 lbs $490 650 Fair to medium 1050 lbs. good to choice 1159 to 1300 lbs. Hogs receipts 720 Monday shipments 640. good to choice lights 165 to 180 lbs. Sheep receipts none Monday shipments good to prime lambs 86 to 70. Indianapolis Union Stock Yards report cattle receipts light Monday shipments none. Prime to fancy export bulls 3.50 to 5.00. hogs receipts 1500 Sunday shipments 1000. mixed and heavy packing 5.50 to 6.50. Public notices include wanted blacksmith near Indianapolis and furnished rooms for rent.
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Interstate
O. ccc
Eens
Avetabo
Indianapolis
Ceee
Cccesseeee
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America
Bull Pen
O. K
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Dauber
LE Page
Ming Oaks
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Eee Soc
Eee
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Cae
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Warner
DeWitt
Reliable Union Co-operative Laundry
Interstate Live Stock Market
Dunion Stock Yards
Bath
Rockville Road
Solomon Mitchell
New York
N. Illlinois St
Shelbyville
S. Hume
Lombard Building
Gypsy Shoroda
City Grain Market
Timothy
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