Trial Transcript Reveals Jackson's Long Testimony in Pearl Bryan Case
Newport May 1. Jackson testified about his movements the two days before Pearl Bryan's death and the night of the crime. He described encounters with Walling and Wood, discussed disposing of clothing, buying cocaine for an alleged dental procedure, and denied other specific premises while admitting to various actions and letters.
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Newport
Scott Jack
Col
Nelson
Wilson
Jackson
Ilo
Lie
Pearl Brian
Walling
Will Wood
Pearl Bryan
Cincinnati
Wallingford
Commonwealth
Pearl Bryton
Albion
Lawrence
Frank
Alen
Ice War Looms Over Indianapolis Ice Market
Report outlines expected price cutting by some ice dealers this summer in Indianapolis amid a dispute within City Ice Company. Officials say no formal split exists, while independent dealers may undercut prices by selling in small lots door to door, signaling another merry ice war.
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Indianapolis
City Ice Company
Hve
SUN
Frank C. Maus
Marion Trust Company
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Anl
Tndiwaipolis
Ani
Aring
Ice Waris
Farewell to Rev Rendthaler at Tabernacle Church
The Rev Dr Rendthaler bid farewell Thursday at the Presbyterian Tabernacle Church. He spoke of leaving temporal ties, urged remaining in God’s peace, and praised Rescue Mission head Alay Wheeler. Short addresses followed. congregation adopted resolutions of regret and best wishes for his new work.
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Rendthaler
Presbyterian Church
Wheeler
Tabernacle Church
Jesus Christ
Hell
Christ Jesus
Jteal
Ray
Jani Head
FE. Washington St
Wm. Dugdale
W. WH. Hobbs
Joseph Gell
Randthaler
Burden Robbers Arraigned In Bow Street Court
William Turner and William R Dunlop known as the Burden diamond thieves were arraigned in Bow Street police court. Mrs Burden and Mr Burden of New York identified jewelry found on the prisoners and in their lodgings as their property. They had employed the men as servants. The case was adjourned for one week to obtain extradition documents.
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Burden
London
U. P
William Turner
William R. Dunlop
Bow-st
France’s New Cabinet Faces Severe Chamber Backlash
Paris May 1 Meline president of the new council of ministers outlined the cabinet policy in the chamber of deputies where the reception was cold with few applauding and socialists interrupting. In the senate Darlan read the declaration amid a riotous scene as Girault charged it as unconstitutional then the reading concluded with applause.
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Paris
U. P
M. Meline
Council of Ministers
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Senate
M. Darlan
Justice
M. Girault
Prison-made goods restricted to producing state markets
Washington report outlines a House Labor Committee move to favor a bill by Southwick to bar convict-made products from being sold outside their producing state, exempting agricultural goods and aiming to curb cross-state competition while preserving state prison labor rights.
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Washington
House Committee On Labor
Southwick
New York
United States
Buffalo Bill Show Attracts World Famous Wild West Exhibition
The wild west show led by Col. William F. Cody with Nate Salsbury and James A. Bailey promises frontier life scenes and skilled riders. It features gauchos, vaqueros, Bedouins, Cossacks, and top cavalry units. May 8 and 9 at the W. Washington street grounds with urban theatrical grandeur.
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William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Col. Cody
Nate Salsbury
Salisbury
Saisbury
Troubadors
Buffalo Bil
James A. Bailey
Messrs
Cody, Salsbury and Bailey
Argentine Republic
Mexico
Arabian Desert
Russia
Rough Riders
Germany
France
England
United States
W. Washington St. Show Grounds
Bids On Wooden Blocks For City Paving Expected
The Indianapolis Board of Works reviewed bids for wooden blocks treated with creosote and untreated varieties for multiple street sections. Hoosier Construction Company led in all bids, with Western Paving and Supply and Parkhurst among others proposing creosoted blocks and asphalt mixes.
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Board of Works
Illinois-st
Seventh-st
Fall Ereek
North-st
Meridian
Westst
Fort Wayne-aye
Massachusetts-are
Indianapolis
Hoosier Construction Company
Western Paving and Supply Company
Illinois St
Fall Creek
Lloosier Construction Company
dHinois St
Twelfth
Browder & Shover
Hoosier Construction
Parkhurst
Indiana
S.sl
Khurst
Westett Paving and Supply Company
Capital Paving and Construction Company
Trom Taelfth St
Hermodez Asphalt Company
Bloosier Construction Company
Cedar Blocks, Stratifal Curb, $1. Creosoted
Creosoted
Western Paying and Supply Company
Browder & Shoyer
Cypress
Ccapital Paving and Construction Company
Wnorth-St
Meridian-st
West- Indiana
Bermudest Asphalt Company
Fedar
Daniel Poley
Jess
Efoosier Construction Company
Parishurst
Red Cedar
Western Paving and A Supply Company
Capital Paving and Constructing Company
Cypress Bee
Fort Wayne
Massachusetts Ave
Bermude2 Asphalt Company
Daniel Foley
Capital Paving
Burlington GOP picks Sully and Barber for St Louis
The first district Republican convention in Burlington elected James Sully and O M Barber as delegates to the St Louis convention. The meeting adopted resolutions favoring William McKinley as the presidential candidate.
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Burlington
U. P
Jamesb. Sully
O. M. Barber
Arlington
St. Louis
McKinley
No Big Fuss Planned in Indianapolis Over Eight Hour Day
The push for an eight hour day concentrates in Chicago Boston Philadelphia New York and western cities. Indianapolis carpenters mostly work eight hours daily while horseshoers resist such limits, arguing their trade requires around the clock attention. A horse shoer from 112 N. Delaware says cutting hours would ruin business. Wages cited range from 2.75 to 3 dollars per day. Secretary McCraith of the American Federation of Labor says no new developments, but a movement nears and a general strike could follow if demands are denied.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Dennis Gan
Delaware St
Horseshoers Association
Horseshoers
MccCraith
American Federation of Labor
Water mains plan clash delays Indianapolis project
President Davis of the water company sent a plan to the Board of Works for laying North Indianapolis mains and said work would start soon, but a Monday meeting and a directive to delay flatten the schedule. Davis argues his plan is better, while the board worries it would cut customers and raise costs.
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Davis
The
Water Company
Board of Works
Indianapolis
Av. Davis
Berlin Opens Industrial Exhibition Amid Enthusiastic Crowd
The Berlin industrial exhibition opened formally with Emperor and Empress aboard the yacht Alexandra. The Kaiser showed a serious mood and did not speak. Freiherr Von Berlepseh announced the opening as officials and imperial household members watched. Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria visited the exhibition building.
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Berlin
U. P
Alexandra
Freiherr von Berlepseh
Prince Merdinand
Bulgaria
Saloonkeepers Withdraw Appeals in Haughville Court
Justice Nick erson's court saw all saloonkeepers who sought appeals withdraw motions. Thursday, Wm Mathias pleaded guilty to four affidavits and was fined 117.50. John Wallace fined 49.50, Michael Morgan and John Weinhbrecht each assessed the same. Thirteen other cases remain to be tried. defendants were arrested for selling on Sunday at Rev Mr Rippetoe's behest.
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Haughville
Weather forecast for Indianapolis area may shower Friday night
The forecast covers Indianapolis and surrounding area for the 36 hours ending by noon May 2. Possible thunder showers Friday night followed by fair conditions Saturday.
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Indianapolis
Local notes from Indiana report posts and incidents
GHEY LIPE issues charter for John C. Daniels post 517 at Milltown Crawford county. Rocky Bear of the Buffalo Bill show seeks meet with Gen Harrison in Indianapolis next week. Charles Sayles thrown from horse at Meridian and Fifth streets, bruised but not seriously injured. Minnie Rector 26 declared insane taken to Central hospital. A woman purporting to be Mrs BE Co Myers of Illinois insisted at the state house seeking the governor. Several thousand attend Father Quigley funeral at St Patrick's Church with sermon by Rev Mgr O'Brien. John S Potter, drunk at Commercial hotel Green Castle, stole 35 dollars and was pardoned. Mrs H Myers surprised for birthday at 133 S Linden. John Loucks located in Henderson Ky after disappearance from 422 Cornell Ave. Wife Mrs Loucks moves to join him after pension inquiry.
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Indiana
John C. Daniels
Milltown
Crawford County
Indianapolis
Gen
Harrison
Charles F. Sayles
Meridian
Ifth-Sts
Minnie Rector
Central Hospital
Fletcher's
BE. Co. Myers
Minois
State House
Chicago
William Francis Quigley
St. Patrick’s Church
Loucks
Kinley Campaign and Political Turmoil In The Nation
A fragmentary newspaper page discusses Kinley campaign tensions and party divisions. It mentions Kinley supporters, antis, and Kinleyites, with references to the convention, sheriff races, and labor union reactions. The piece notes internal debate, postponed votes, and promises by a prosecutor regarding a case linked to unions.
May Day observances and party ticket news
May Day quiet in London Paris and Rome. Republicans name a solid McKinley delegate at St Louis convention. A surprising Call to win in the structions and hardwood mantel og.
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London
Paris
Rome
Spain
St. Louis
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