Fiendish Murders in Matabele Rebellion Report
Despatches from Cape Town describe gravest Matabele revolt actions near Bulawayo with attacks on whites, destruction of stores, and native police alleged treachery. Reports cite Selous marching to quell the revolt, casualties among rebels, and claims of arms shortages in Salisbury and the Cane Colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
U. P
Tulawayo
Vriday
Matabeleland
Bulawayo
Ceesil Rhodes
Salisbury
London
T. Pj
Jes Robinson
Cane
Colonial Office
Danekson
Conhoe
Robison
Diavaya
Yoo
Alithel
Kabeusula
Das
Mlaeta
Poe
Prosecution Hinted for Illegally Selling Whisky to Veterans
Indiana posts plan to prosecute saloonkeepers who sell whiskey to intoxicated ex soldiers not belonging to G2AL posts. Assistant Attorney General Smock said the state law prohibits whisky sales to intoxicated ex soldiers and that some posts may misuse badges to identify target veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr A. R
Indianapolis
Smock
Department of Tidiana
Tie
Atlen
Fire claims life of city worker's wife in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on Ford Avenue a city employee's wife was burned to death after her clothing caught fire from a kitchen stove as she attempted to comfort a crying child. Her husband smothered the flames but could not save her. She leaves two children. Si.earky Saini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vyomams Clothing
Piptsburg
U. P.j
Irs
Forday
Earky Saini
County convention date set by county committee
The Republican county committee on Saturday afternoon fixed April 25 as the county convention date. While some politicians favored waiting for the national convention to blur local issues, there was little opposition to the chosen date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Ready for trouble riot detail at quitting time
A special officer detail will report Saturday at Chandler and Taylor's to prevent repetition of last Saturday's riot. Another detail will be at the police station and non union men will be protected. E. L. Hasseld's mother, widow of his Cincinnati suicide, lives at 204 Fletcher Ave Indianapolis. a brother resides in Cumberland. Hasseld lived in Indianapolis until eight years ago, then worked in real estate in Cincinnati. no cause for the deed is known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler & Taylor's
E. L. Hasseld
Cincinnati
Fletcher Ave
Indianapolis
Cumberland
Hasseld
Biiece
Pittsburg
U. P
Riverside Penitentiary
William Hastings
Flo
Elk County
Hastings
Florida
Green Village
N. J
Weather outlook for Indianapolis and surrounding area
Forecast for the 36 hours ending 8 p m March 19 calls for warmer, cloudy conditions with occasional rains and possible thunder and lightning. Saturday night will be cloudy with more rain and possibly colder air, with Sunday evening also unsettled. The Bellis cycle club of seventeen members has adopted the "Bellis" for their 96 mount and most members are riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
When Clothing Store Cycle Club
Rush for Bargains Brings Crowds to Globe Clothi ng House
A Saturday opening at Globe clothing house on Washington Street drew hundreds before dawn. Police aided crowd control as men and boys packed inside and out, women and children pressed toward the front. Doors opened in shifts, stock moved fast, and front doors were locked briefly to prevent crushes while purchases continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Clothing House
Washington St
Quigley
Sergt
LaPorte
Albenio VW
Leanne
Cater
Tnsiede
Mmede Aiuielkly
Varios
Etsa
Million Lost in Distillery Fire Near RonisVille
A fire at the Bie Distillery near RonisVille Louisville Ike Marel on March 23 destroyed a warehouse and a large whisky stock. One million two hundred thousand gallons were stored. property owned by Bernhein Bros Frank & Co and N flepk & Son. Loss valued at about one million. Fire noted to have started shortly before the blaze and spread rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronis- Ville
Louisville
Ike
Bernhein Bros
Bleelk, Frank & Co
N. Flepk & Son
Three more men hired amid plasterer lockout inNapoles gas building
Three additional workers were hired by the Napoles gas company amid a lockout of plasterers. The men were unaware of the lockout and began work at the plant. The company president returned and planned to meet the plasterers' union committee. The locked-out workers voiced willingness to back any decision by Mr Pierson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atohar
Napoles
Rapidle
Ays Veo
Mrnday Atienne
Dtorsoi
Vas Company
Ty Ton
Uplon
Massachusetts Delegation to St Louis Convention Named
Senator Lodge and W M Crane lead the Massachusetts delegation to the St Louis convention with EF 8 Dra per and Curtis Jield supporting Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Lodge
W.M. Crane
Draper
Curtis Jield
Massachusetts
St. Louis
Ali
Reed
Political News Notes and Campaign Hints Across Indiana
Dr A W Ball announces sprint for coroner. M C Staley eyes county commissioner chair district 2. Robert Graham pursuing congressional seat from Noblesville. Theodore Shockney and Uncle Jack Goundy travel to Indianapolis and Rushville for political action. John Heinrichs seeks clerk of the supreme court on the Republican ticket. Dr Ira E Dunlavy to canvass for coroner. David S Gooding to discuss money question with Democratic bimetallic club. Apportionment case set for April 8 in Nashville with Democrat motion challenging the suit. Attorney Iorbly argues the suit rests on a fictitious question amid expected legal battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Ball
M. C. Staley
Robert Graham
Noblesville
Indianapolis
Theodore Shockney
Lie
Jack Goundy
Rushville
Sriday
John Heinrichs
Supreme Court
Ira E. Dunlavy
David S. Gooding
Circuit Court Room
Naplesville
Iorbly
Falls' Millinery Promises Pretty Chiffon Hats
Advertises Dustless oats for horses and a millinery shop offering chiffon hats at under $3.00 at 475 Illinois Street. Names Falls and Janes connected to the sale. Local commerce ad highlights affordable fashion and horse supplies.
Rained Merry Cain and trolley line breaks landmark corner
A trolley line at the Washington and Pennsylvania corner suffered a broken arm of a pole and fallen wires Saturday morning. Fire flared in all directions as frightened pedestrians sought safety while cars were briefly halted. Spectators had long expected such an event due to overloaded poles and strained guy wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvanie
Uliners
Washington Sts
Strike at Wheeler Co. Ship Yard Over Pay in Checks
In Bay City Michigan on March 28, 1800s, riveters and heaters at Wheeler & Co. ship yard walked out to protest payment by checks instead of cash. The firm avoids carrying $20,000 cash and cites bank risk. All 1,800 workers halted as the yard closed. settlement expected amicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay City
Mich
Paj
Wheeler & Co
Wheeler
Body of Missing Farmer Found in Sugar Creek Township
Canton dispatch reports John Arney a 33 year old farmer missing since Saturday found dead in Sugar Creek woods near his Columbus area home. Left eye missing and likely pistol shot. He was en route to settle a quarrel with relatives. Murder suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U. P
Canton
John Arney
Sugar Creek Township
Arey
Langdon in Philadelphia Case Deepens As Inquiry Expands
Langdon, jailed on suspicion of Annie McGrath’s death, faced a legal move by creditors seeking to halt disposal of company assets. Detectives intensified medical and handwriting examinations while investigators probe letters from a North Carolina firm linked to Langdon and Henzey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U. P.J
Samuel P. Langdon
Annie J. McGrath
Denny Sheriff Smith
Clearfield County
Altoona & Phillipsburg Conneeting Company
Cyrus Gordon
Geo. W. Dickey
Langdon
Samuel Langdon
Annie McGrath
Langdon & Henzey Canstainine Company
North Carolina
Receipt Photo Key in Foreclosure Case Against Slark
In a case where the Union Trust Company sues Slark Davis over a mortgage foreclosure, a photographed receipt from John Lehman’s estate is alleged to be forged. Expert witnesses testified that the document shows added principal and altered ink, with micro analysis revealing later ink and crease-formed writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Tuist Company
Slark
Davis
St Tor
Iial
Lehman
Atttorney
Mainviffs
Grown
Galaintis
Barceau & Bassett
Tr. Henry Jameson
Dharty
Che Phuinti
Witness in Bryan murder case reported by morning paper
Cincinnati dispatch reports a claimed witness in the Bryan murder case with many details about the scene and suspects. The unnamed source allegedly describes the victim Pearl Gry and the victim’s head removal, along with conversations involving Jackson Walling Corbett and others.
Iowa Battleship Launched at Cramp Shipyard
The sea going battleship Town was launched at Cramp's ship yard at 1 14 o clock Saturday afternoon. Miss Mary Lord Drake christened the vessel with champagne. Governor Drake and Secretary Herbert witnessed the ceremony as thousands watched from the yard and surrounding vantage points. The Iowa is a sister ship of the Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Iowa
Indiana
Crews Bound Over In Child Assault Case
Harry Crews faced a police court hearing Saturday on charges of criminally assaulting 10 year old Pearl Bernham, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Bernham of W Washington Street. Crews denies the accusation while the girl testifies she is guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Crews
Pearl Bernham
George Bernham
W. Washington Sr
Canters on guns echo in every direct set
CHDY reports a string of local notes including church events at Central Christian, St Panis Episcopal, Sixth Christian, and Ninth Presbyterian. Mentions temperance league meeting, preacher Darrow, officers installed, a streetcar accident minor, and deaths, marriages, and license updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Hunter
Ripple
Fr Mahara
St. Panis Episcopal Church
Harry Dlassman
Will Bille
Central Murphy Temperance League
Masonic Hall
Ap. m
Plt
Lucas
Sixth Christian Church
W. W. Lawry
Woodrmadl Place
Secere
Idas
Paciutudl
Walter
Emma Tutten
Tresia
Dora Saltmarsh
James
Margaret Sweeny
Scott
la Jones
Howard, Jr
Nellie Tobts
Rosie Henrich
AL Milburn
Ninth Presbyterian Church
Lund
Leestock
Walker
Ranth-St
Lodge No. 13
B. P. O. Ellis
A. Mwrdman
B. Fiebleman
M. Jackson
H. 5. Beissenherz
Jacob Bostiler
Ee . P. Bulg
J. K. Bombarger
M. Healey
Wiiotteenman
Grand Lodge
J. C. Voss
John J. Curtis
James Healey
Jay C. Voss
Grille and Fret Work and Well Drilling Services
H. L. Spiegel offers original and artistic grille and fret work at moderate prices at 316 BE. Vermont street. Also available are hood frames and summer fronts. M. Lt Second water driven wells are a specialty by Chas. O. Alice, shop 543 Virginia avenue, residence 214 Hoyt avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Spiegel
Vermont-st
Covey Toss In Michael Harding Arrests and Knife Defense
Michael Harding a young colored man at the Allen surgical institute in Irriday morning was arrested for shooting Luther Pawson also colored. James Robinson charged with using a knife in defense of Harding was arrested Friday night. Harding claims he faced ongoing envy from nurses and others, claiming self defense after a confrontation over harassment. He says he fired at Dawson who drew a knife, but the blade struck Harding and he fired again in fear. Authorities describe a chaotic dining room incident with multiple participants, including Harrison known as Lis Harry, and Will and Big Carey Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Harding
Luther Pawson
Allen Surgical Institute
Irriday
Jdames Robinson
Harding
Surgical Institute
Memphis
Institute
Luther Dawson
Will
Rohinson
Team
Chris
Harrison
Harry
bLhey
Lewis
Dawson
Dawsan
Big Carey
Will Dawson
Llarry
Rirs
Aged Woman Mary McCahey Dies at Son's Home
Mrs Mary McCahey aged 94 dies at the residence of her son John McGahey in Tivington Wriday. She came here 40 years ago settling on a farm near New Bethel Franklin township. She leaves four daughters and two sons. except Mrs John Richard of Harrison County Missouri all reside in Marion County. Burial likely at New Bethel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McCahey
John McGahey
Henny
Tivington
Wriday
Marion Enunts
New Bethel
Franklin Township
John Richard
Harrison County
Missouri
Marion County
Two Bodies Recovered From Frumerfon Mine Disaster
Wellington March 28 seventeen bodies have been recovered from the Frumerfon mine after an explosion of fire damp killed five and entombed sixty others. Mrs Mollie Wright, linked to counterfeiters William Wright and a man named Williams, is jailed in Marion county. Williams to be heard in Cincinnati. Wright heard in Indianapolis after initial Cincinnati transfer. Wright denies involvement, claims Williams placed moulds in her trunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fprutmerfon
Mollie Wright
William Wright
Wwilliams
Marion County
Marshal Gladis
New Castle
Williams
Cincinnati
Wright
Tuchmond
Moulis
Indianapolis
Knights Change National Encampment Site to Cleveland
A Knights of the Uniform Rank consultation moved the national encampment from Minneapolis to Cleveland and accused Western Passenger Association of favoring the G A R encampment with cheaper rates. The G A R encampment will follow in St Paul with a one cent per mile rate, while Knights receive only a single fare reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Tias
Minneapolis
Cleveland
St. Paul
Anl
Footwear Repair Service Ad At Second Water Wells
People’s Shoe Mfg and Repairing Co offers shoe repair and home pickup by phone at 1503. They advertise best repair at cut prices and list locations 165 Virginia avenue and 183 Indiana avenue with phone 1751 run by Frank Butts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia-ave
Frank Butts
Indiana-ave
McKee Magnate Says No Circular Story In Town
Indianapolis street car talks surface as Kr. McKee and associates visit the city. Reporters press for a proposition to settle the street car dispute. McKee hints at a possible city deal but stays noncommittal. Mayors and officials are seen, with meetings planned between Billsbury glass makers and Western association members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kr. McKee
McKee
W.V. Watson
William Latter
J. W. Allison
Pittsburg
I. Bodine
Philadelphia
E. of. Philips
Newcastle
Thes
Billsbury Association
Tom Tart
Atuneie
Western Association
Notable Lecture By Dr Mary Wood Allen In Indianapolis
Dr Mary Wood Allen national superintendent of purity for the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will lecture at the Abernacle Church next Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’clock. The subject is The Bequest We Leave Our Children. The audience will include Indianapolis ladies and mothers who can hear a highly educated speaker. She is a Michigan medical graduate and has studied Europe, with writings in major periodicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wood Allen
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Abernacle Church
Indianapolis
Wood Alen
Delaware, O
Europe
Engenstel
University of Michigan
Cure a Gold in One Car Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
A fragmented note promotes a patent remedy promising cure in one dose with refund if ineffective. Mentions druggists, cash refund policy, and product branding while touching on a person named Albert Gel Jr and a statement about its assistant in work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zac
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Africa
U. Pop
E. Selous
Duluvwarre
Raleoskeepers
THE
GLOBE
Indianapolsis
Diercon
Inspector Sanborn
Health Department
W. Vermont St
Central College of Physicians and Surgeons
N. Meridian St
Padt Creel Bridge
Physio-medical Collegee
Sabburp
Ciinsanstati Anh Jeerenson
Forte
Lambern
Bhysin-Medical College
Jahuiseon
Vera Wiewes
Aappet Weber Gel
Sierra Colbesre
Abubaen
Dohnemis Qivest
Sam Oielie
NEA
Geyer
Girk
Sep
Emars Ness
Blark fPayis
Jackson
Undertaker
Pearl Bryarn
Mim
Collin
Miscine
Corbet
Bryan
Acokson
Pearl Grymay
Alexandria Pike
Palmer Lorke
Fort Thomas
Farmer Locke
Plase
Jie
Dra
Corbeti
St Corbett
Walling
Jackson Eaeh
Corbett
Pelee
Wiley
Turk
Roetiead Beret Dackeon
Corben
Carneys Story
John Carney
Jacktie
Dacksob
Clariey
Saawalteo
Benland
Wellington
N. Z
Stelios
Mer Ine
Fotinn Euthy “Fla News
Asko
Querter
Dresser
Taggart
Mreee
Mr. McKee
Tam
Ba. Melee
Mason
Hi-boy
Atlyn
Jac, M. Lilly
Albert Gel Jr
Lng