Judge Smyser Dies in Garden After Sudden Stroke
Wooster Ohio May 7 Judge Martin Luther Smyser aged 57 longtime congressman from the Seventeenth Ohio district died suddenly at his home after working in his garden following a day in his law office. He collapsed near the barn as a thunderstorm approached. Noted for his role in the Taggart divorce case defending Mrs Taggart.
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Taggart
Pickett Arrested in Illinois on Bigamy Charge
Lucien Pickett, a self-styled financier, was arrested in Newburgh on a Cook County Illinois indictment alleging three wives. Authorities say they have information showing Pickett has a dozen wives across the United States. He is 40 years old.
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N Rolla, Mo
Chicago
Pickett
United States
Mob hangs accused assailant in Texarkana lynching
In Naples Texas yesterday a mob seized John Williams a Black man after his preliminary trial on a charge of assault to murder and robbery and hanged him. The incident follows the local court proceedings and reflects the era's violent mob justice in Texarkana Arkansas area.
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Texatkana
Ark
Naples
Tex
John Williams
Grafters Threaten Honest Elections in Marion County
A Marion County primary canvass reveals rampant graft as swindlers, grafters, and petty blackmailers target candidates. Voters and candidates alike are pressured with money, tickets, saloon-linked meetings, and publicity schemes while hoping to sway ballots days before May 15.
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Marion County
Tavish
King Will Recover From Carbolic Acid Attempt
Otis King, 52, of Westmoreland Street, who attempted suicide with carbolic acid Wednesday, is expected to recover. Dr. George Tucker, attending physician, said King had rallied from the shock.
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Otis King
Westmoreland Street
George Tucker
King
Hoosier Baker on topo must be kept clean
Frank Middleton of Marion Indiana spoke at the Association of Master Bakers convention in Cincinnati Ohio on The Baker and the Public. He urged bakers to target the 84 percent of bread made at home, arguing bakers should win trust by proving sanitary, clean bake shops and eliminating cellar bakeries to overcome rural prejudice.
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Frank Middleton
Marion
Ind
Association of Master Bakers
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association Midsummer Meeting Plans
Editors and their wives will dine with Democratic state candidates on July 30 at the Grand hotel. July 31 picnic and open air session at Broad Ripple and the White City for editors and families. Executive committee to meet May 22 to approve plans.
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Grand Hotel
Broad Ripple
White City
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Woodmen Hold Next Meeting at Kokomo
Terre Haute Ind May 7 The Indiana Grand Council Modern American Woodmen after choosing Kokomo for the next triennial meeting elected officers Consul C A Osborn Indianapolis clerk P J Strack New Albany advisor F J Crawford Sou ter Bend banker George F Parker Ander son escort Charles Steinberger Camnons ton chaplain Rev Harley Jackson Seymour sentry J W Smith Poseyville
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Grand Council
Kokomo
C. A.osborn
Indianapolis
P. J. Strack
New Albany
F. J. Crawford
Souter Bend
George F. Parker
Anderson
Charles Steinberger
Camnonston
Harley Jackson
Seymour
J. W. Smith
Poseyville
Bridge Wrecked by Crane on Work Train Spur
A wooden work train bridge over the Big Four railroad was wrecked when a crane damaged the structure. No injuries reported and authorities investigated the incident site.
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity Reunion and Banquet
Members of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity will gather next Saturday evening at the Claypool hotel for their annual reunion and banquet. A brief Indianapolis Alumni association session will elect officers for the coming year. Five hundred invitations were sent to Betas in Indiana, Ohio and Illinois, promising the largest assembly of Betas and alumni in state history.
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Claypool
Indianapolis
Betas
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Brunaugh Requests Change of Judges in Venue Motion
Attorneys Michael Ryan and Joseph Bell filed a motion before Judge Pritchard seeking a change of venue in the Brunaugh case, stemming from the asphalt patching investigation. The judge has not named a sitting judge for the trial, which is set for Monday. John L. Duncan and Prosecuting Attorney Hooton will lead the state's case.
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Michael Ryan
Joseph Bell
Harry Brunaugh
Pritchard
John 8
Duncan
Hooton
Turbulent Streams Raise Flood Risk Near Indianapolis
Heavy rains swell White River to five feet above low water and Fall Creek near bank top. Authorities warn streams are turbulent but say flood feared to be minimal as conditions stabilize. Local officials monitor waterways including White River and Fall Creek for rising levels and potential overflow.
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Indianapolis
White River
Fall Creek
Train Robbers Murder Messenger on Rio Grande Express
Train robbers overpowered the express messenger Charles W. Wright on a Rio Grande line near Denver. After beating him, they killed him during the robbery, escaping with only $100 in cash as the train reached Denver. Wright’s body was found on arrival.
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Denver
Charles W. Wright
Wright
Fire in New Orleans Causes Half Million Loss
A spectacular blaze in New Orleans caused about 500000 dollars in damage with roughly half covered by insurance. Losses included F F Hansell and Brother stock 100000, Hansell building 100000, H B Stevens & Co stock 125000, Stevens building 75000, Jules Dreyfous stock 150000, Dreyfous building 5000 and miscellaneous 5000.
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New Orleans
F. F. Hansell & Brother, Limited
Hansell
H. B. Stevens & Co
Stevens
Jules Dreyfous
Dreyfous
Box Factory to Reopen in Rockport Indiana
Evansville Ind May 7 It is announced that the large box factory at Rockport Ind owned by the trust and which has been closed down for several months will begin operation next Monday employing a large number of men.
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Evansville
Ind
Rockport
Trust
Carnegie Adds 200000 To Mechanics and Tradesmen
New York May 7 Andrew Carnegie has given 200000 more to the General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen bringing the total to 527000.
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Carnegie
New York
Andrew Carnegie
General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen
Big 4 Train 5 Wrecked in Illinois
The Boston and New York express on the Big Four left St Louis at 12 01 a m today and was wrecked at Shelbyville Illinois. The wreck caused delays to incoming trains. dispatchers report no injuries and only slight damage.
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Illinois
ST. Louis
Boston and
New York Express
Shelbyville
Big Four
Hands Dragged by Runaway Horse Near Viaduct
Albert Wright a Black driver for J L Thomas plasterer was dragged a considerable distance Wednesday night by a runaway horse near the Virginia avenue viaduct. The horse ran to Ohio and Pennsylvania streets colliding with a buggy. Wright's hands were wrapped in the reins as the animal dragged him.
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Albert Wright
J. L. Thomas
Virginia Avenue
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wright
Minnesota Johnson favors Johnson in Democratic primaries
Minnesota returns indicate Gov. Johnson won the Democratic primaries over Bryan and that the state convention in St. Paul on May 14 will instruct Minnesota’s 22 delegates to vote for Johnson for the presidential nomination.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Gov. Johnson
William J. Bryan
St. Paul
Minnesota
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