It Made Him Squirm In Pau Court Testimony
In Newport Kentucky a cross examination reveals Scott Jackson’s claim that he boasted about seducing Deris Brean. The defense contends the preacher's son exaggerated, while the witness says he did not recall details beyond a spirit of fun. The exchange touches on Pearl Verria and other names, with the court weighing truth versus boastful memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Scott Jackson
Seatuich
Will Woods
Deris Brean
Nail
Col. Crawford
Pearl Ryan
Gireencastle
Crean
Jacl
Wood
Regis
Trials and verdicts loom in Jackson case as jury to weigh doubt
The court session Friday morn saw crowded ticket lines and heated defense arguments. Jurors may hear whether Jackson faces the death penalty or acquittal after testimony on circumstantial evidence and a key embezzler witness. Col Crawford expects acquittal but most doubt it. Walling’s trial date is set for May 18 with both sides prepared for the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coimyon
Jackson
Scott Jackson
Col. Crawford
Crawford
Wallings
Helm
Triaal
Alonzo Wailing
Weir Gang Plotted Murder. 14 Held in Chicago
Ten men are detained at Desplaines police station and four Wrekr gang members are held at Sheffield avenue station on suspicion of involvement in the Tuesday night murder of Thomas J Marshall proprietor of the Golden Rule department store. An unnamed elderly suspect is believed to be the man who visited the store before the crime and asked the cashier when it would close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. P
Desplaines
Wrekr
Sheffield Ave
Thomas J.marshall
Golden Rule
Burden Robbers Trial in London Seeks Extradition
A May court orders extradi tion to America for William Etce Dunlop known as the Sputien diamond Popper. The case involves the Burden Robbers and actions against international suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
E. P
Ordeneth
America
William
Dunlop
Asa Garret Causes Disturbance at Salvation Army Rally
Asa Garret a colored man drank enough to feel good joined a Salvation Army parade on Massachusetts ave He pulled color-bearers by their coats and later knelt in the tent and mock prayed He carried a hammer claimed to guard the tent and cursed those present Police took him to the station and he was fined five dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Garret
Salvation Army
Massachusetts Ave
Garret
Paiomman A. UW. Smith
May North Carolina Republican shorthanded telegram
Secretary Harris of the state Republican committees telegraphed Mark Tanna, reporting that the Fifth District, home of Section leader in North Carolina, has obstructed a majority of its delegates for a convention. The message notes one of the doubtful districts and mentions a convention for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Coralia
Tata Gi
Nwn. C
May .C. P
Harris
Republican Committees
Mark Tanna
Seetio
Eed
Nearth Carolina
Virginia Journalist Robert M. Ghone Dies at 80
LYNCHBURG Va May 4 R D Pi Mai veteran Virginia journalist Robert M Ghone editor of the Switchbargy Republican and long time paper figure died at his home Thursday aged 80 He was a native of Virginia and served as a Confederate era official and later as a state newspaper editor. The obituar y notes his role in Virginia press for nearly fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Robert
Virginia
Phoursiay
Wits
Hayes to Cuba Not Certain in Lynchburg Report
A Lynchburg report states Maj. Jack Hayes will likely accompany to Cuba, but a missal says Seventh Cavalry U.S. will go with him to Cuba. The Major went to Washington to seek help in securing West Point for his son. he will not go to Cuba with me.
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Lynchburg
May
U. P
Cen
Mitshuset Tae
Mie
Jack Hayes
Cuba
H Tanes
Seventh Cavalry
U.S. AL
Washington
West Point
Friction grows between London town residents and chartered company
A Glebe dispatch reports serious friction between residents of London town and the British South Africa Company. The company administrator, by address to the troops, promised compensation for personal losses incurred during the recent troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
May
Pa Aa
Glebe
Ays
British South African Company
Bad Grey
British South Africa, Company
Oan
Board resignations threaten British South Africa Company
London reports that some board members demand removal of Cecil Rhodes and Alfred from all ties to the company or they will resign. The Duke of Fife did not attend the latest directors meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
IUC
British South Africa Company
Ignations
Cecil Rhodes
Alfred
Duke of Fife
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 6 p m May 4 is warm and fair. The outlook for Friday night and Saturday is continued fair conditions with mild temperatures and no significant precipitation expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Local Business Briefs Highlight Sales And Store Ads
A compilation of shop notices and promotions from various merchants. Listings include discounts on clothing, footwear, furniture, bicycles, and groceries. Prominent names include The Original Eagle, Waverley wheel, Arcade clothing sale, and Maguire's Granger store with Sunday bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gall
Bryce’ A'S
Liuntington Seed Company
Parrott & Tagegart
Gray &Gribben
Wm. Buschmann & Co
Waverley
Globe Clothing Company
W. G. Wasson
Wasson
Rubens’ Bates House
Kahn Tailoring Company
Broad Ripple Park
Surbey & Armt's
New York
People’s Outfitting Company
Messenger
Arcade
Maguire
Granger
Western Dry Goods Company
Geo. Kreitlein
Great Progress Clothing
Milwaukee Street Railway Strike Reaches Crisis
Milwaukee May 8. The street railway strike remains unsettled as of Friday morning with fewer cars. Blockaded tracks and erratic service deter riders who fear stones or bottles. Arbitration talks continue between the council and merchants association, with pressure to resolve or risk revoking the franchise and court appeals, as in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
U. TP
Wewer
Council
Merchants’ Association
Popular Dancer
Brooklyn
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Parade Dazzles Indianapolis Crowd
CURY'Ss SHOW Cal Wim. FP. Cady, known as Buffalo Bill, arrived with his riders of the world. A grand parade through Indianapolis featured Indians in feathered regalia, cowboys in buckskin, U S cavalry, German hussars, French chasseurs and Irish lancers. Colonel Cody led in a carriage. 400 mounted men and women marched past as crowds filled the streets. The company stays two days for matinees and adds an electrical lighting plant to the big tent.
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Cal Wim
Cady
Buffalo Gall
Will West
Congress
Washington Si
Indianapolis
United States
Germain Hussars
Gol
Cody
Del
Deadwood
City bids on street improvements rejected by board
The Board of Works reviewed bids for paving Senate avenue and Roanoke street with asphalt brick and wooden blocks. All bids were rejected after mis bids and contract errors. future bids to be advertised. A contract for Udell street and a sewer in the Walcott Street alley were awarded, with other work to commence pending notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
Senate-ave
Washington-st
Kentucky-ave
Western Paving and Supply Company
Trinidad Pitch Lake
Indiana
Bermudez Asphalt Company
Bermudez Asphalt
Parkhurst
Warren-Scharf Asphalt Paving Company
Roanoke St
Vermont St
Michigan St
Indiana Bermudez Asphalt Company
Capital Paving and Construction Company
Standard Brick
Poston
Daniel Foley
Buckeye
Cypress
Indiana - Bermudez Asphalt Company
Hoosier Construction Company
Browder & Shover
W. Nolting
Quincy St
Michigan-ave
Tates-st
Gillard-ave
Udell-st
Northwestern-ave
Geo. W. McCray
Maplest
McCarty
Ray St
Gansberg & Roney
Walcotte St
Preachers Mix Declared Resignation Over Justice in Conference
The Methodist Episcopal general conference in Cleveland on Friday morn ing featured heated debate over Indian school funding and women delegates expenses. Rev Dr Neeley and Rev Dr Cranston clashed over seating and payment, Bishop Hurst presiding amid a flood of appeals and protests before resolutions were withdrawn. Bishop Taylor and Bishop Thoburn delivered reports on Africa and Asia missions, noting gains in conferences, languages, and converts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
General Conference of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hurst
Wing
New York
King
Morvis
Sharp
Ohio
Miuny Henor Wan
Neeley
Philadelphia
Lars Cranston
Colorado
Neelow
Sturst
Dor. Cranston
Oor
William M. Fresinger
Gentral Pennsylvania
Cranston
Brysinger
Flo
3Ishon
Kynett
Proysinger
Dr. Neeley
Hurstid
Bishop Taylor
Africa
Iou
Missionary Society
Thoburn
India
Asia
Epworth League
Town Meeting Plan Outlined at National Municipal League
Baltimore May 8 delegates at the National Municipal League sessions heard advocates of town meeting ideas to replace ward bosses with broadly representative councils. Talks by Williams Pricer Buller and Thatcher argued for local powers, civil service reform, and a strong mayor system to end fragmented boards and commissions. A banquet followed with a motion thanking the president for civil service expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore, May
New York
Board of Municipal Control
Henry A. Williams
Baltimore
Tle
James W. Pricer
Stary
City Club
Lould
John A. Buller
Milwaukee Municipal League
Butler
City of
London
Eng
John Boyd Thatcher
Albany
N. Y
United States of America
Sam
Tapfy
Cleveland
U. P
National Municipal League
Eotel Rennett
William Aiken
Norwich
Conn
League
United States
Gen. Aiken
Charles J. Gonavarre
Civil service rules widen classified service to ICC
The president issued an order amending civil service rules on Friday to bring the Interstate Commerce Commission into the classified service, affecting about 140 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. P
Civil Service
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Attorneys Ask Delay In Tobacco Price Fix Case
New York May 8 UPI counsel for officers and directors of the American Tobacco Co indicted for conspiracy to control paper cigarette prices asked to inspect the indictment and enter a plea next Wednesday. The request was granted and the matter was postponed. None of the indicted have been arrested though assurances are given they will appear in court when needed. Hardwood mantels grates Jno M Lilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. P
Consel
American Tobacco Company
McKinley Cousin Leads Kosciusko Delegation At State Convention
Lucius B. McKinley of Warsaw, a four year law practitioner and former Baptist preacher, was elected as a Kosciusko county delegate for the Republican state convention. He supports his cousin McKinley and seeks the prosecuting attorney post, while four of twenty delegates voted against instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciusko County
MccKinley
Lucius B. McKinley
Warsaw
L. B. McKinley
Ohio Dow saloon tax challenged test of constitutionality
The Liquor Dealers Association of Ohio plans to test the constitutionality of the Dow saloon tax. They oppose the increase from 250 to 350 dollars, starting June 20, and will file injunctions in every county to block collection. The case aims for the Ohio Supreme Court, likely taking months, while counties fear lost revenue from about 8,60 saloons and potential state, county, and municipal funds totaling around 3,000,900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
May
Liquor Dealers’ Association of
Ohio
Supreme Court of Ohio
Supreme Court
Births and Deaths Notice
Births mentioned for Reinhardt and Hulder Gobhar Oscar and Nate Wamsley Chas and Cora Bixby John Rodifred. Deaths listed Shaffer Harman Jasper Elizabeth Landers Harry Duke John Miller Wm Goggin Bertha Davis. Hepatitis and cancer, tuberculosis and heart disease noted with ages and addresses. Marriages listed Geo Elliot and Helefe Rounds Abiah Beckett Mattie Mavis August Ragge Ruth Jacob Burck and Elizabeth Weilacher.
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Reinhardt
Hulder Gobhar
Thomas-ave
Oscar
Nate Wamsley
Deanglasst
Chas
Cora Bixby
Clfford-ave
John and
Josie Rodifred
N. East-st
Feo. Shaffer
East-st
Harman Jasper
New Jersey St
Elizabeth Landers
N. Capitolave
Harry Duke
Lawrence-st
John Miller
S. Play-st
Wm. Goggin
S. East-st
Bertha Davis
Patterson-st
Geo. Elliot
Hlefe
Abiah R. Beckett
Mattie
Mavis
August Ragge
Miss Ruth
Jacob Burck
Elizabeth Weilacher
Child gravely injured after wagon run over locating driver unknown
A six year old boy, son of Jacob Smith, a gardener at 444 S Ellindis street, was fatally injured when a loaded gravel wagon ran over his abdomen on Thursday. The driver fled the scene. Dr Barr of the City dispensary attends the lad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Smith
S. Ellindis St
Dr. Barr
Trial of Ton Rooker Opens in Noblesville
The trial for Ton Rooker charged with attempting to kill Mrs Emma Peel begins in Noblesville on Monday. The report notes local observations from Buffalo Bill show crowds and police advice to secure doors, plus various town events and community concerns from May.
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Ton Rooker
Emma Peel
Noblesville
Colbert
Soldiers’ Monument
Miss Vodiavia
State Board of Agriculture
State House
Willitan Juvens
Capital
A. P. Stanton
Delaware St
North Carolina
Bill” Nye
Asheville
Florida
Anna Stanton
Harry Ballard
Paris
Mansur Block
Washington St
Noble County Medical Society
Albion
Hurry
Democratic convention finances near Chicago with guarantors meeting
In Chicago on May 8, talks between local guarantors and the national Democratic Committee sales group await a likely Friday decision. Substantial agreement on funding is sought, with questions on whether funds will cover the convention's $40,000 guarantee. Local and national figures discuss timeliness and reliability of pledged money while security concerns rise amid circus crowds. Nearby, police report thefts and a grand larceny arrest linked to the wild west show scene, with a suspect found carrying cash, a watch, and rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. P
National Democratic
Lette
Elie Seele
May
Grua
Starr in Court for Burglaries and Grand Jury Waiver
Whitt Starr, a noted burglar, appeared in police court Friday morning on house breaking and grand larceny charges. He waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury. Authorities allege robberies at the residence of G.F.ams at 1448 FE New York St. Detectives connected earlier arrests in Louisville with Indianapolis.
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Whitt Starr
Cha
G.fams
New York St
Louisville
Indianapolis
Thornton
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the Preachers MIX
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Stermen
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Wkinley
City Life
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Llington Hotel
Tional
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J. &. Bevdor
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Tion
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Starr
Py Freres
Thalmann & Co
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