Court in Session Till Break of Day in Haughville
Night court proceedings in Haughville led by Justice Grant Hollingsworth and police chiefs raised abuse concerns. Grand jury to review alleged overcharging by constables, with actions from midnight to dawn and fines far above legal rates. Warnings include wagon keepers Fat Grisswold and Chris Zimmerman affidavits about excessive liquor-law fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Grant Hollingsworth
Hrughville
Metzger
Asche
Haughville Court
Hollingsworth
Squire Hollingsworth
Haughville
Taylor Groninger
Beadle
Coy
Peteresky
M Hollingsworth
Chris Zimmerman
Fat Grisswold
Banquet Honors State College Seniors at Columbia Club
The senior class of the State College of Physicians and Surgeons was entertained Sunday night at the Columbia club by Dr. D. L. Kahn and Dr. HH. A. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia Club
D. L. Kahn
HH. A. Moore
Chattanooga Woman Credits Postum With Health Boost
A Chattanooga woman describes severe indigestion, headaches, and nervousness linked to coffee. After six months on Postum Food Coffee prepared per directions, she stopped coffee, gained weight, regained appetite for her son, and notes improved health and nerves. Her husband also gained weight, and she emphasizes proper boiling for flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
San Francisco in strike as troops may be called in
Capital and organized labor clash in San Francisco after the street railway employes strike. James Farley leads 400 strike breakers on site as car service halts citywide. Other unions join, including Telephone Operators and iron workers, with arbitration rejected and a broad economic shutdown spreading through shops, breweries, and laundries.
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Scripps-McRae Press
San Francisco
James Farley
United Railroads
Local Traction Trust
California and
Geary Street Companies
Maj Fremont Guilty in Court Martial Of Fremont Son Of Pathfinder
Maj Francis F Fremont, son of the Pathfinder, was found guilty on seven of twelve specifications in a New York court-martial. The proceedings, conducted like a club committee, resulted in a sentence to lose 60 files in rank among infantry majors. General Grant attached the report and condemned the conduct as unbecoming an officer and a gentleman.
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Francis F., Fremont
Pathfinder
John Co. Fremont
United States Army Building
Whitehall St
New York City
Washington
Grant
Gary 15 Alarmed Over Gary Utility Franchises
Gary Indiana residents fear a halt to building as Indiana Steel and Gary Land Company, units of United States Steel, may suspend work without full public utility franchises. Officials deny intent. Trustees delayed action, petitions circulate, board to meet Saturday to decide franchises.
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Chicago
Gary
I.ind
Indiana Steel Company
Gary Land Company
United States Steel Corporation
Althorh
Board of Trussees
Ta. J. Bemberger
Board of Trustees
Social notes and engagements in Indianapolis society
Indianapolis society page lists visitors from Columbus Crawfordsville Marion Anderson Vincennes Rushville and Pendleton. Engagement of Lotta Katherine Schmitt to George William Horst set for June 5. Weddings and musicales planned with Mrs May Wright Sewall speaking at May 7 Local Council meeting and Mrs Ada Frederiksen attending. Mrs Spruance to be guest at May 8 gathering.
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Jacob Schmitt
Lotta Katherine Schmitt
George William Horst
Sewall
May Wright Sewall
New York City
Ada M. Frederiksen
Copenhagen
National Council of Denmark
International Council
Anna Ames Spruance
Chicago
Opening of White City Draws 7000 to Broad Ripple Park
A large crowd at Broad Ripple’s White City Park on Sunday afternoon, estimated 7000 to 8000 visitors, packed the cars, roofed runways, and running boards as concerts by Wheelock's Indian band and aerial acts by Howard and Germaine delighted attendees. Fireworks closed the day with rival thrills from new tracks and the loop the loop auto ride, while shoots and other concessions enjoyed brisk business. The management anticipates a prosperous season with more novel attractions planned for summer.
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White City
Broad Ripple Park
Broad Ripple
Wheelock
Howard
Germaine
Phillip Michelson Dead in Indianapolis After Illness
Phillip Michelson a prominent German resident of Indianapolis dies at 40 after a lengthy illness. Funeral at 2 p m Wednesday at his home 70 Buchanan Street with Rabbi Mayer Messing officiating. Born in Pruch Germany he moved to the United States as a youth and lived in Indianapolis nearly 40 years aiding the German community including the Maennerchor and Turnverein. He leaves seven grown children.
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Phillip Michelson
Indianapolis
Buchanan St
Mayer Messing
Michelson
Pruch
Germany
File
Mr. Michelsen
Cost of strong drink cited in New York sermon
Reverend Madison C. Peters preached on Where the Money Goes in New York, citing that the city spends about 1 million dollars daily on liquor, 365 million annually, arguing the liquor bill rivals major government costs and could become a political issue.
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Scrippsa-McRae Press Association
New York
Madison C. Peters
United States
Secret Service Chief Arrives in Chicago Over Subtreasury Mystery
John E. Wilkh, head of the United States secret service, reached Chicago amid rumors he will form a new team to investigate the $173,000 subtreasury case. The May 6 dispatch notes his arrival from Washington to spear the probe.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Chicago
John E. Wilkh
United States Secret Service
Taming of the Shrew staged by Girls Classical School
The senior class of the Girls Classical School will present The Taming of the Shrew at the Propylaeum on Friday evening, May 24. Miriam Stella Levi of Cincinnati plays Petruccio and Marie Fisher McConnell plays Kate with a cast including Harriet Baum and Mary Elizabeth Gavin among others.
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Classical School
Harriet Baum
Mary Elizabeth Gavin
Helen Hubbard Fannie Lehman
Marie Fisher McConnell
Indianapolis
Orman Archer Innte
Rushville
Miriam Stella Levi
Cincinnati
Asther Stewart
Logansport
Ethel Gertrude Warren
T'thea
Montport
Zalenne King
Irma Vonnegut
Elizabeth Chenoweth
Propylaeum
Miriam Stella Lev
Petruccio
Kate
Ian MacLaren Better
MOUNT PLEASANT Ja May 6 The condition of Dr John Watson Tan McLaren author and lecturer who arrived here two weeks ago is some better but the abscess in his right ear still is a source of trouble Continued improvement is looked for by his physician
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Mount Pleasant
John Watson
Tan McLaren
Millionaire James Henry Smith Dies in Japan Honeymoon
The body of James Henry Smith lies in state in New York after dying in Japan on his honeymoon. Funeral will be private. The will, to be read after the interment, reportedly leaves the bulk of the estate to George Mason, with Mrs. Smith receiving about 3 million and Freeman Cooper 2 million. Chicago hospital to receive 50 thousand, plus 600 thousand to various charities.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Fifth-ave
Benedict
James Henry
Silent) Smith
Japan
Manchester
Eugene Zimmerman
Cincinnati
George
Mary Cooper
Smith
George Mason
Heroine Aid After Toledo and Urbana Wreck Fatalities
John Baker of McComb died this morning as part of the Toledo and Urbana interurban crash aftermath. Two others were fatally hurt and about 30 injured. Miss Hensen of Randolph led the rescue, guiding and dressing the wounded after the limited car ran a late switch.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Bowling Green
John Baker
McComb
Toledo & Urbana
Miss Hensen
Randolph
Ellen Terry Marries James Carew After Secret Union
Ellen Terry, famed English actress, reportedly wed James Carew, her leading man on the recent American tour, after keeping their marriage secret since March 22. The ceremony occurred with a justice of the peace in Pittsburg, and the couple reportedly briefed only close associates.
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Secrippa-McRae Press Association
New York
Ellen Terry
Henry Irving
James Carew
Carew
Miss Terry
New Haven
Pittsburg
New Home Song By Speck Published For Home And Church
Samuel H. Speck composes When We Meet on That Beautiful Shore published by Globe Music of New York. A delightful sacred song and chorus suited for home church and choir use and nicely arranged as a quartet for mixed voices.
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Samuel H. Speck
Globe Music Company of
New York
DOC FISEMAN IN TOWN WITH PAINT FIRM TOUR
Mr M A Eiseman known as Dod Eiseman visits Indiana after touring major U S cities with the Colonial Paint company Cleveland Ohio He has sold to Indiana dealers for 21 years and promotes the Tie-Like varnish while staying at the English Hotel Call him up for dealer demonstrations and sales efforts.
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M. A. Eiseman
Doc
Col. Worth
Colonial Paint Company
Cleveland
Duck
English Hotel
Simple home tonic for kidneys and blood cleansing
A home remedy combines Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to form a blood cleanser and system tonic. Promoted as improving kidney filtration, reducing acids and waste, and aiding rheumatism and skin eruptions.
Eleven Convicted in Black Hand Conspiracy Case
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on May 6 eleven of thirteen alleged Black Hand gang members were found guilty of conspiracy to extort money from the Rizzi brothers of Pittston. Additional charges of dynamiting shooting and threats remain pending against the convicts.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Wilkesbarre
Black Hand
Rizzi Brothers
Pittston
Red Men Are Happy Over Roosevelt Land Allotment Plan
Special to The Sun from Sioux City Iowa May 6 The piece reports President Roosevelts land allotment plan expanding tribal land for each child born on reservations. It describes Native Americans embracing American culture yet eager for land, with two men claiming a newborn on a South Dakota reservation and outlines past and new allotment rules granting a quarter section per child until land runs out.
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Ington
Roosevelt
South Dakota
Coreys Reconcile After Divorce Scandal
William Ellis Corey, president of United States Steel, reconciles with his North Braddock family in Pittsburg as he prepares to marry Mabell Gilman the actress. A. A. Corey and other relatives to attend. Mrs Corey had supported her son, sparking renewed relations with the father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lis Corey
United States Steel Corporation
North Braddock
Laura Cook Corey
A. A. Corey
Steal Corporation
Mabelle Gilman
Sulphur based remedy for skin conditions promoted
An advertisement touts refined sulphur as the best cure for pimples boils blotches and blackheads caused by toxic wastes from digestion and kidneys. It promotes Blackburn's Castor-Oil-Pills a pill form with lemon and cherry root as a purifier and says portrait and signature guard against substitutes. It claims many other benefits including clearer skin.
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Blackburn
Religious cure starts a fight at Apostolic Christian meeting
Ernest Lloyd, a Black man, emerged from a trance and fled as a mob attacked after he seized Naomi Greves, 12, by the head and shook her violently. Police led by Captain Hyland and Lieutenant Sandmann restored order. Family says the child is hard of hearing and speaking. The followers believe Lloyd can cast out demons and accuses him of stabbing and shaking the girl during exorcism.
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Naomi Greves
Cape
Martin Hyland
Lieut
Sandmann
Canned Goods Trade Rebounds in England After Chicago Scare
Joseph Durney of Griffith Durney Co reports English shoppers are restoring trust in canned foods after the Chicago meat disclosures. Dealers in London and Liverpool note a gradual purchase recovery, with April activity about to reach previous levels and the fear fading as consumption climbs from the low post–Chicago period.
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New York
Joseph Durney
Griffith-Durney Company
San Francisco
Chicago
Lomba
Liverpool
England
Tramp Found Burned After Camp Fire Near Edwardsville
The charred body of an unidentified tramp was discovered in a campfire remains at Edwardsville Illinois. An empty pocketbook suggested robbery. He was last seen drinking with other tramps yesterday.
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Scrippe-McRae Pres S Association
ST. Louis
Edwardsville
Ill
Damon Damon found dead in bushes near Corey
Eugene Damon, 64, a widely known musician, was found dead near Corey on Sunday. Death was from exposure with a half empty bottle of whisky nearby.
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Corey
Eugene Damon
Here
American Mission Church Attacked in India Riot
May 6 Lahore reports say native unrest against English rule is growing with anti Christian sentiment. Riots at Amritsar and Pindi included desecration of churches, an American mission hall burned, and Native Christians maltreated. Authorities use severe measures to control rioters.
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India
Amritsar
Pindi
Man Dies on Track Near Chrisman After Robbery
May 6 Terre Haute Ind The death of Barlow Pickerill who faced a locomotive on a passenger train near Chrisman W is now thought to be either a drugged man’s act or self destruction after a robbery of several hundred dollars. No trace of the money remains.
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Terre Haute, Ind
Barlow Pickerill
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