Protest at Commercial Club meeting over Hanna dinner
Foun Ww. Kern, a Commercial Club director, files a written protest against inviting Hugh H. Hanna to the Wednesday night dinner. Judge Gavin, the other democratic member, does not join. President C. E. Coffin claims ignorance of any invitations list being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern
Commercial Club Directors
Board of Trade
H. H. Hanna
Congress
Gavin
Ekteka
Onesire
Hugh H. Hanna
Hugh Hanna
C.E. Coffin
Commercial Club
Horlocker Faints in Hastings Trial Developments
In Hastings, March 27, the Horlocker trial nears completion with the courtroom crowded. Miss Horlocker fainted after being questioned about the alleged hair trophy of Morey and her relationship with him. Witnesses described her emotional strain and mental condition, while spectators grew disappointed as she did not return to the stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Neb
Horlocker
Brie
Morey
Devoured Pillow Causes Uproar at Grand Union Hotel
Chicago March 27 A 40 year old hotel guest John Walbaum awoke fearing a spectral attack and began rending his pillow feathers and hotel furnishings. Police restrained him after a brief struggle and he was put in a cell while his sanity is to be examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Walbaum
Fiet
Grand Union
Walbaum
All the Family Want Offices
All the candidates on a Romeo Illinois Republican ticket are related. The slate led by H F Brockman lists his son in law and other relatives for mayor clerk and council posts amid a family political push. The ticket names H F Brockman, his son in law, his son, and David Barnes as nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Romeo
Will 'Y
H.F. Brockman
Hig Son
fol‘Por
H.f.brockman
H. Im Tn
H. F. Brockman
David Brockman
H. F. Cwian
David Barnes
Cure a Cold in One Day Dramatic Patent Claim
An advertisement-like note touts a cure for a cold in one day with Bromo Quinine Tablets and promises a money back refund if the product fails. The signature line mentions Groves and an official stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groves
Gann
Great Powers Back Open Door in China
Washington reports that Great Britain Germany Russia France Italy and Japan have accepted Secretary Hay's open door proposals. Key points require no interference with treaty ports or leased rights, tariff payments to China, and equal harbor and rail charges within spheres of influence. The open door accord is sent to the House Foreign Affairs Committee for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
Germany
Russia
France
Italy
Japan
Hay
China
Department of State
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
London
Paris
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Rome
Tokio
United States
Miss Tutewiler Died on Twentieth Birthday
At 2 40 a m Tuesday Miss SteHan Tutewiler died of spinal meningitis after ten weeks of teaching in school No 10. She lived with her mother and stepfather Mr and Mrs Charles A Baggs 809 N New Jerseys. A Roberts Park church member with many friends. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SteHan
Tutewiler
Charles A. Baggs
New Jerseys
Roberts Park Church
Gambling house operator fined in police court
Gus Rahke was fined 10 dollars plus costs for keeping a gambling house at a saloon near the fair grounds. Four men found in the room, where the gambler ran the game, were fined 5 dollars each. They pleaded guilty and paid their fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Rahke
Indianaplis Lieutenant Wounded in Philippines Sends Note Home
Lieut Guy A Boyle of Indianapolis serving with the Thirtieth Infantry in the Philippines reports to his wife that he was painfully but not dangerously wounded some time ago. He expects to return home soon. His horse was killed in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy A. Boyle
Indianapolis
Philippines
Saloon Owner Seeks Supreme Court Reversal of Liquor Law Fine
Julius Miller, a Seymour saloon keeper, asks the Supreme Court to overturn a Jackson circuit court ruling fining him $10 and costs for violating the liquor law by partially closing off the rear of his saloon from public view on Sunday December 10 1999.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Miller
Seymour
Supreme Court
Jackson Circuit Court
Mitchell Visits Terre Haute for Indiana Mine Conference
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers traveled to Terre Haute on Tuesday to join a joint conference with Indiana miners and operators. The talks centered on powder purchases and the ongoing issue of weekly wage payments, with Mitchell expected to help push a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Terre Haute
Indiana
Peter Ame
Cnn
Friends in the United States Influence on Philippine Insurrection
T W Vaille in a letter to Attorney General Taylor claims U S friends in the United States urged Philippine leaders to keep fighting for a political change. He says this fueled continued hostilities and lives lost, warning against premature anti imperialist sentiment and urging delay on expansion until affairs at home settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Vaille
Taylor
F. W. Vaille
Indianapolis
Philippines
United States
Grawal
Shotgun attack injures crowd in Cincinnati
John Wade a colored man fired a shotgun into a packed Cincinnati crowd while trying to shoot William Crummell. Crummell allegedly struck Wade with a brick. Wade, his wife, Crummell and several whites were involved. multiple victims, including white boys John Young and Howard Kelly, were hospitalized with shotgun wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agong
Cincinnati
John ‘Wade
Wiliam Crummell
Crummell
Wade
Crummel
John Young
Howard Kelly
Arthur Kahn
Twice Attempted Suicide From Poison And Hanging
Ed Corbin a shoemaker of Vincennes Indiana tried to take his life twice on Monday night He first swallowed poison but was saved by a doctor with a stomach pump Later he hanged himself but was cut down by his mother and revived He remains alive and says he will try again authorities deem him unbalanced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Ed Corbin
Folding Bed Traps Miss Miller in Mantel Style
A home mishap ends with Miss Miller locked inside a folding mantel bed that crashed shut while she slept. The bed failed to close properly and the lamp toppled without breaking, prompting a downtown store sale of the unusual piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Scott
Miss Miller
Land of Dreams
Rebels Released From British Capture Near Kimberley
Rebels held by the British near Kimberley have been released. Loyalists report the release with glee while indignant supporters demand punishment and confiscation of the rebels farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
Kimberley
Robbers Turned Priests Boson in St Marys Church Case
In Chicago on March 7 two ex convicts Ed Porter and Mr. Jackson who had robbed St Marys Catholic church five hours earlier wore vestments for a mass celebration and confronted three policemen on a house top for several minutes before confessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Ed Porter
Mr. Jackson
Pierce Renews Tariff Debate and GOP Probe Call
In Washington on March 27, Pierce of Tennessee challenged Republicans to investigate an alleged interview claiming a Puerto Rican tariff was imposed to aid campaign contributions. He accused Oxnard and the sugar trust of opposing free trade and taunted Republicans over shifting tariff positions as the army appropriation bill proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pierce
Tennessee
Oxnard
Sugar Trust
Payne
Hepburn
House
Coyle to Turn State Evidence in Dead Girl Case
Mrs. Sarah M. Stillwell testifies that Coyle and Miss McDaniel lived at the Marquette hotel as husband and wife for two weeks. Dr. Fletcher, the attending physician, is identified, and two trips to his office were made before the girl’s death. Afterward Coyle admits his real name was not Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah M. Stillwell
Marquette Hotel
Coyle
Miss McDaniel
Dr. Fletcher
Fletchers
Hicks
Wont Marry Becca Court Suit Over Dream Motive
Chicago March 27 Rebecca Griswold sues Charles Bartlett in superior court for 10000 saying she was to marry him but he refused after a dream. Bartlett 49 widower reputedly worth 25000 tells of a London visit to his aged mother as the reason and insists he will never marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles Bartlett
Rebecca Griswold
Superior Court
Bartlett
London
England
Births Deaths and Marriages Column
Births list several couples with newborn girls and boys at specified addresses. Deaths include Estella Hester and Harriet Carter among others with ages and causes. Marriages record multiple pairs including Ross Secrest and Duvall Phillip and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella EF. Hester
Harlan-st
John Leakyne
S. Senate-ave
Charles E. Wasson
Central Hospital For Insane
Ewing
E. Raymond
Harriet D. Carter
Senate Ave
Martha Jessup
N. Illnois St
John F. Ross
Pearl M. Secrest
Roscoe G. Duvall
Carrie A. Phillip
Daniel B. Long
Emma E. Hamilton
Henry Jenkins
Ophelia Tyler
Clarence Arvin
Bertha Blanton
Edward Hussey
Carrie Reedy
Chicago Youth Arrested in Killing of Man
Albert Sledge aged 16 was arrested on a murder charge after striking William Hobson with a hammer following a quarrel at their home. Hobson and his mother were intoxicated. Sledge killed Hobson with a hammer blow to the skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Albert Sledge
Wm. Hobson
Sledge
Hobson
West Indies Sold Said to United States
London March 27 The Paris correspondent of the Exchange Telegraph reports on the highest authority that the sale of the Danish West Indies to the United States is practically concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Exchange Telegraph
Dowie Weds Again in Chicago Marriage
John M. Dowie aged 73 wed Elizabeth J. North 63 in Chicago on Monday night. Dowie is father of John Alexander Dowie the Zion high priest.
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Chicago
John M. Dowie
John Alexander Dowie
Zion
Elizabeth J. North
Memorial day plans and local court actions fill city agenda
The city committee meets in the state house Tuesday about Memorial Day arrangements while divorces proceed for Sarah I McKibbin from James S and Caroline C Poehler from William amid cruelty and neglect claims. A coal oil can ignited at 213 S Arsenal Ave. causes $5 loss. A legal battle sees Karl Haupt's Indiana Trust Company receiver appointment in superior court.
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State House
Sarah I. McKibbin
James
Mears
Arsenal Ave
Karl Haupt
Indianapolis Plan- Ine Mill Company
Indiana Trust Company
Superior Court
Titus
Brightwood Y. M. C. A
Salvation Army Hall
W. Market St
Caroline C. Poehler
William
S. A. Furniss
Indianapolis
Joseph Anderson
Capitol Ave
Indianapolis Christian Endeavor Union
Seventh Presbyterian Church
C. C. Rewlison
C. M. Watson
Allen Patton
Grand Stock Company
SUN
Columbus
Mary
George Farson
Natural Club
Seventeenth and
Meridian.sts
Philppine
Ed Neighbor
John Rodenbeck
Ralph Wells
W. F. Butler
Harry Trader
Alva E. Jay
Jay
Trader
James Phebus
Dorman St
Kate iGoodnof
Baya
Evangelical rescue and manual training school appeal
Rev. J. H. Washington seeks aid to open a training school for wayward colored boys on Capitol Ave near the school for colored girls. The Evangelical rescue and manual training school aims to help worthy colored boys and girls, with endorsement from prominent white men including Gov. Mount, though colored people have shown little interest so far.
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J. H. Washington
Capitol Ave
Gov. Mount
Evangelical Rescue and Manual Training School
Local Building Permits Listing
Anna Boylan at 900 Church street applies for a kitchen permit costing 100 dollars. Henry Coburn of 249 Delaware street seeks tear down of a building for 50 dollars. A A McKaine at 1724 N Alabama Street plans a barn for 41 dollars. BE A Fitch at 20 Beecher street applies for parch 50 dollars. J M Brashear on Rural street between Wor man avenue and Addison street requests an addition for 970 dollars. W H Whaley at 1521 8 Olive street proposes a frame house for 25 dollars. M W Turner of 405 Dorman street seeks a stone wall permit for 15 dollars. Mrs S T Trueblood at 2413 Hovey street applies for a dwelling permit costing 500 dollars.
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Anna Boylan
Church-st
Henry Coburn
Delaware-st
A. A. McKaine
Alabama-St
BE. A. Fitch
Beecher-st
Worman-ave
Addison-st
W. H
New Meconic Lodge to Form in North Indianapolis
A new Masonic lodge is planned for North Indianapolis with about 60 suburban members. Seven loyal members must elect three officers, petitions go to all 22 district lodges, and a single objection from any member halts the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Indianapolis
K. T of P
Woodmen of America
Camip
St. Paul
Kansas City
W. A. Northcutt
Greenville
Gonsul
Marion Camp
Ginia-Ave
Marion
Williams Resener Case affirms lack of wage claim by adult son helper
The appellate court on Tuesday affirmed the Marion superior court ruling in Anna C. K. Williams against administrator Christian W. Resener. It holds that an adult child who remains with a parent and works cannot collect wages without a distinct contract. Williams, daughter of Seeley, kept house after his wife died and claimed $2,200. The Marion court previously refused the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appellate Court
Marion Superior Court
Anna C. K. Williams
Christian W. Resener
Henry C. Seeley
Anna Williams
Seeley
Marion Court
Governor Recommissions Two to State Board of Charities
Gov Mount on Tuesday recommissioned Demarcus C. Brown of Irvington and Mrs Margaret Peelle of Indicnapolis as members of the State board of charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Mount
Demarcus C. Brown
Irvington
Margaret Peelle
Indicnapolis
State Board of Charities
Melegate meeting adjourned without yearly scale agreement
The Melegate meeting of miners and operators adjourned without reaching agreement on the yearly scale. No further details were provided about next steps or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Maren
Apg
War scare in papers over mysterious British yacht off Toulon
Paris dispatches report a sensational tale of a British yacht found off Toulon a week earlier. The crew reportedly sketched and photographed coast defenses as the Ouragan training ship fired blank shots and missed. A torpedo boat pursued, but the yacht raised anchors and outran the pursuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Toulon
Ouragan
Disturbance in Police Court Over Capes Incident
Redressa Hightower caused a scene in police court on Tuesday as she prepared to confess to stealing a $10 cape from her mother and pawning it for candy. The judge, seeking more details, remanded her to the cell while Dessa wailed publicly and waited after being locked up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redressa Hightower
Dessa
Helen Gould Quietly Funds Town Clock in Tarrytown
Helen Gould will give 700 dollars to Tarrytown New York to help buy a town clock. A Boston engraving company building burned Monday night causing 150000 dollars in losses. James A. Grout of Seattle claims fabricated wealth reports from Cape Nome. Mrs T L Kletmer widow of Cincinnati brewer was found dead by asphyxiation at her daughter's New York home. A small fire in the Sturtevant house New York early Tuesday sent guests in night attire to the street before it was extinguished.
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Helen Gould
Tarrytown
N. Y
Boston
Suffolk Engraving Company
James A. Grout
Seattle
Wash
Cape Nome
T. L. Kletmer
Cincinnati
New York
Sturtevant House
Fray
Washington Whiffs and Puerto Rico Bills in Congress
The House committee on territories on Monday decided not to strike the paragraph granting Hawaii one delegate in Congress. Senator Davis introduced a bill for free trade between Puerto Rico and the United States and to make Puerto Rico an internal revenue district to raise funds. The navy judge advocate announced on Monday that Charleston officers lost on the Philippines coast were fully exonerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On Territories
Hawaii
Congress
Davis
United States
Puerto Rico
Internal Revenue District
Navy
Charleston
Philippine
Kidnaped Heiress Ida Bowman Sought. Reward Offered
Ida May Bowman, a child heiress, is reported kidnapped likely by relatives and believed detained in Chicago. The county offers a reward for the child and kidnapers as authorities investigate the case amid conflicting tips and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Ida May Bowman
Chicago
Divorce Suit Dismissed in Judge Carter’s Court
A divorce complaint filed by Anna D Selvage against Charles B in October 1898 and a cross complaint by Charles were dismissed in Judge Carter’s court Tuesday. Reconciliation followed, but further trouble prompted a second cross complaint detailing alleged acts before and after the original filing. Judge Carter ruled the cross complaint illegal and Selvage plans to file a new complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna D. Selvage
Charles B
Charles
Tragic Trial Flagged by Fanatic Attack in Peshawar
A sensational incident during a trial in Peshawar results in the killing of District Judge Gunter, Lieut. Greene, and an attendant by a fanatic tanamuck before authorities could disarm him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peshawar
India
Tanamuck
Gunter
Greene
Interstate Live Stock Market Report March 27
Stockyard receipts totalled cattle 1200 with mixed lots of steers heifers and cows. Prime to good feed lot cattle priced up to 1 550 pounds while hogs topped around 6 25 per cwt. Lambs and sheep showed strong demand with good to prime prices for lambs and fair to good for fed sheep and bucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Live
Interstate Stock Yards
Sebel Sv Vchetnieed
Ey Bara S.bugy Enwlive
Gelene
Avetaba
Ocsce Esccsenecaecee
Chicago Markets Scatter Across Grain and Dairy Prices
Chicago markets report May wheat at 5 1 2 percent, closing around 64 3/4 cents. July at 64 3/4 cents. Corn May 37 8 cents, July 38 1/4 cents. Oats May 24 44 24 cents, July 23 3/4 cents. Provisions list pork at 31 1/9 to 14, lard at 6.27 to 6.30, ribs 6.42 to 6.47. Butter and cheese prices shown for creamery, dairy, and market types. Eggs fresh and poultry dressed entries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Stock Yards Cattle Hogs Sheep Receipts Report
Indian apolis Union Stock Yards shows Tuesday receipts with cattle at 500 head and mixed packers. steer classes range from fair to prime with weights around 1 350 pounds and up to 1 300 pounds. Hogs receipts reached 4 000 with shipments listed as mixed and heavy packing and lightweights graded good to choice. Sheep and lamb entries include yearlings and various grades from common to good, with per hundredweight prices noted for each category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Indianpolis Union
Ccce
Gewajaisees Atieses
Agricultural grain and hay market报价 rundown
Tuesday market notes for Wheat Corn and Oats show mixed volume with No 2 red at 7016c and milling freight 10c, corn steady with multiple white and yellow grades ranging around 34 to 38 cents, oats steady No 2 white 14c, No 2 mixed 25 1 4c, hay prices steady for No 1 timothy 11.50 to 12.4 and No 2 timothy 11.00 to 11.50.
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Hay
Timothy
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