Trial Brings Court Toward Jury Decision
The long Campbell county murder trial of Pearl Bryan's case continues with Deliberations and court instructions. Col Nelson and Judge discuss verdict standards as a juror must find death caused by the threat or severing of the held if proven beyond reasonable doubt. Poock lobbies for the reward, claiming rightful claim to Kentucky bounty via courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Jackson
Cras
Cok Nelson
Hans
Wentuchy
Jude Telm
Profos Lockhart
Col. Nelson
Cincinnati
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Pearl Bryan
Poock
Newport
Bradley
Fragmentary Washington Pepur Mentions Cuba and Clewd
Fragmented Washington pepur text references Cuba and Clewd with cryptic phrases about presidents, insurgents, Englishmen, and Cuban armies. Readable entities include Mr Guillery and Cuba. context unclear, likely a stray editorial fragment from a morning edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mills Destroyed by Fire at Glen Riddle Plant
In Chesthir Pennsylvania on Friday night the extensive cotton mills of Samuel Riddle & Sons at Glen Riddle were razed by fire. Loss estimated at 130000 with 105600 insured. Built in 1815 and later enlarged. Four hired hands left unemployed. Cause unknown. Plant to be rebuilt promptly.
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Chesthir
U. P
Samuel Riddle & Sons
Glen Riddle
Rebels threaten to refuse support over promised compensation
Cape Town May 9 Advices from Bulawayo report a meeting of troopers passed a resolution condemning Earl Gray administrator of the British South Africa Company for failing to give a written promise of compensation for losses. They threaten to withdraw support. Rebels are quiet. Cecil Rhodes remains at Gwelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
U. P
Bulawayo
Earl Gray
British South Africa Company
Cecil Rhodes
Gwelo
Peru Mayor Jesse S. Zern Dies at 61
Hon. Jesse S. Zern, mayor of Peru, Indiana, died at his home Saturday at 1 am from complications of diseases. A 58-year Miami County resident, he served as county clerk eight years and as Peru mayor six years. A prominent Mason and state figure, funeral services will be held next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Jesse S. Zern
Miami County
Knocks Elected Delegate At Glens Falls Rally
The Peoples party of the Twenty second district at Glens Falls chose A H Knox of Glens Falls as delegate to the national convention in St Louis The Omaha platform as drafted by that party in 1892 was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
U. P
Peoples’ Party
Twenty-second
Glens Falls
A. H. Knox
St. Louis
Show-down Ordered by Controller on Bank Health
Washington May 9 The Controller issued a call for a report on the condition of national banks at the close of business Thursday May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. P
Eékies
Second Water Wells
Frank Butts of 133 Indiana avenue reports water well work at his property and provides contact number 1791 for service inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Butts
Indiana-ave
Professor Lang Dullness Marks Philology Session
The Indiana philological society met in room 12 at the state house for a Friday night and Saturday forenoon session. Papers touched on ancient volume traditions, philology, and etymology with humorous anecdotes about mispronunciations, while attendees noted waning reader interest in philological debate.
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Indiana Philological Society
State House
Rames
Hitle Wo
Fai
Agery
Aes Coed
Bloomington
Karsten Wet
Av. J. Milford
Wabash College
G. Ot. Eit
Purdue University
Tpl
Ontario Prohibition Law Question Ruling By Privy Council
The Privy Council handed down a judgment on the Ontario appeal over provincial power to enact prohibitory liquor laws. It advised discharging the Supreme Court of Canada order and provided opinions on jurisdiction, noting Ontario may legislate if liquor manufacture is a local matter and temperance act sections apply in certain districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tondon
Privy Council
Ontario
Cominiten
Canada
Lord Watson
Lord Herschell
Lord Halsbury
Lord Davey
R. Couch
Governor-General of Canada
Supreme Court of Canada
Governor-General
Parlament of
Schumacher interests at Marseilles assign assets
Ottawa Illinois May 9 The Schumacher interests at Marseilles consisting of the Marseilles land and water power company and the Illinois river paper company assigned at noon Saturday The assets stood at about 750000 predominate over liabilities The assignment followed the failure of chief stock holder Ford Schumacher Akron Ohio millionaire on Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
U. P
Schumacher
Marseilles
Alice Rubber Mill to Restart in Woonsocket with 1300 Hands
Providence May 9 The Alice rubber mill at Woonsocket will restart immediately, employing 1300 workers. The rubber mill at Millville is expected to reopen next week with 1000 workers after both were closed January 18 by order of the United States Rubber Company to which they belong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
U. P
Alice
Woonsocket
Millville
United States Rubber Company
In Trouble. Tribune Files Mortgages In Michigan
Bay City Michigan May Tribune publishing company a client of the Chicago associated press filed three chattel mortgages totaling 11000 dollars to secure home creditors this Saturday.
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Bay City
Mich
U. P
Tribune Publishing Company
Chicago Associated Press
Methodist Episcopal conference adopts woman admission vote
In Cleveland the Methodist Episcopal general conference debated inclusion of women as regular delegates. A resolution urged abstinence from intoxicants by mediators and barred Sunday school teachers from leadership if they drink. The body approved an Armenia sympathy resolution and condemned a Florida race-mix law, pledging court tests for Methodist schools’ rights. Ex-senator Harlan urged lay representation equality, with the proposal referred to lay representation committee.
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Aly
Methodist Church
Hell
Sith
William Krodieck
Imber Aft
Harlan
Town
Armenia
Florida
Joseph (. Hartzell
Louisiana
Flartzell
Payne
Cincinnati
Nashville American Put Under Receiver In Tennessee
The Nashville American has been placed in the hands of a receiver after George G. Whitelaw of St. Louis filed for one in U S district court. Judge Charles D. Clark granted the petition naming James Allison as receiver and H M Doak as master commissioner. The 70 year old paper competes with the Sun, owned by ex Congress member B A Enloe, in a silver standard claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
U. P
Nashville American
George G. Whitelaw
St. Louis
United States District Court
American Publishing Company
Whitelaw
Charles D. Clark
Chattanooga
James Allison
H. M. Doak
The
American
Sun
B. A.enloe
Children in police court stun judge with baby defendants
In a startling scene Judge Cox excoriated Mrs Minnie Fonas for bringing three children aged up to six to the police court on a warrant. Annie Toner Alice Heesfield and Willie Luggsfield were briefly cited before being discharged on prosecutor motion as the defendant parent and witnesses left with the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Toner
Alice Heesfield
Willie Luggsfield
Aikens
Minnie Fonas
Chadwick
Cox
Jonas
Madina
Smooth civil action at ranch hotel ends in arrest
Police report a man named William M M is arrested at the ranch hotel on suspicion of robbing Louis Jacobsen at the Grand. After a preliminary hearing, he faces charges in court. Noting a string of similar hotel thefts, detectives connect the suspect to other rooms and monitor his movements.
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Ranch
William MM Ile
Louis Jacobsen
Girand
AOL Court
Eran Jarepry
Winder Sts Bonds
Denison
May
Thursdas
Mary Powers
Loonis Jacobson
Chicago
the Grand
Jacobson
Max
Flo
Confessed on Gallows McRea Claims Innocence of Wives Murder
Ozark Alabama May details report Ike McRea last of McSican killers was hanged at noon confessing he and Jim Summers killed Re Swean and wife. He asserted Mitchell Wooten, hanged two years ago, was innocent Summers had been hanged six months earlier McRea sought forgiveness and faced death ready.
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Huong
Ozark
Ala
U. P.j
Ike McRea
McSican
Jim Summers
Itchell Wooten
Summers
McRea
Simpson jailed six years for attempted assault in Detroit
Six years in Jackson prison were handed down by Judge Hosmer for ex Police Justice J B Simpson after he denied a new trial petition. The conviction follows Simpson's earlier trial for attempted criminal assault on Miss Annie Howlett in Detroit Recorder's Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
U. P
Trudge Thasmer
Recorder's Court
J. B. Simpson
Annie Howlett
Hosmer
Simpson
Jackson
Omaha ex-city treasurer convicted of embezzling funds
Henry Bolln former city treasurer in Omaha is convicted in a second trial of embezzling 105500 dollars of city and school board funds. Punishment ranges from one to 25 years in prison plus a fine up to or double the embezzled amount.
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Omaha
U. P
Henry Bolln
School Board of
Elwood Fireman Cuts His Throat to Die
Elwood Indiana May 9 A member of the fire department Charles Van Ness died by his own hand Saturday morning by cutting his throat with a razor. The incident is reported by U P. Also in Washington a senate bill introduces a 200000 appropriation for a public building in McKeesport Pennsylvania. The Sun Posts Its News Bulletins in the window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
Ind
U. P
Chas. van Ness
Washington
McKeesport
Senate
Quay
The
Sun
Far From A Cinch In Indiana Senate Fight
Indiana Democrats face a tricky convention on June 24 as Republicans court free silver and local issues. Mount may face opposition from liquor, prohibition groups, and urban voters, while Fairbanks and Melkeen lose ground due to railway ties and past maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Indiana
City hospital reports Lawson shows marked improvement
The City hospital reports Joseph Lawson is much improved after being struck in the head with a wooden stick by his father in law Emanuel Flora. The incident occurred Thursday night when Lawson appeared at Flora's home and began abusing Mrs. Lawson, Flora's daughter. Flora remains jailed on a charge of assault with intent to kill.
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City Hospital
Joseph Lawson
Lawson
Emanuel Flora
Flora
Brooklyn's Private Builders Trial Sets Sail From Cramp's Yard
Philadelphia May 9. The new government cruiser Brooklyn left Cramp's shipyard at 7:15 am Saturday for her private builders' trial. She will maneuver slowly down the Delaware river and bay and anchor inside the breakwater Sunday night. Monday she will conduct her sea trial off the Delaware capes.
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Philadelphia
O. P
Brooklyn
Cramp
Delaware River
Delaware Capes
Weather forecast for Indianapolis area May 9–10
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 8 p m May 10 calls for warm weather with a humid night and Sunday. Expect gentle to moderate winds and rising temperatures through the period.
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Gindianapolis
Grille and Fret Work Designs by H L Spiegel
H L Spiegel offers original and artistic grille and fret work at moderate prices. Write for designs and prices from 316 B Verst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Spiegel
B. Verst
Tearful parting for train-wreckers sent to Auburn Prison
In Rome on May 9 1911 John Watson Hildreth Werbert Plate and Theodore Hibbard were taken to Auburn prison by Sheriff Weaver after bidding farewell to relatives. Hildreth's sweet heart Miss Perryn and her mother visited him, while Hibbard and Plate bade tearful farewells with family.
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Rome
U. P
John Watson Hildreth
Werbert Plate
Theodore Hibbard
Auburn Prison
Miss Perryn
Hildreth
Mr. Sayles
Hibbard
Plato
Death of Charles R. Deagon at Overbrook
Charles R. Deagon press agent for the Philadelphia and Reading railroad and secretary of Clover Child of Philadelphia died Saturday at his Overbrook residence. He was 30 years old.
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Philadelphia
Charles R. Deagon
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Clover Chil
Overbrook
Local notices mix in city events and incidents
A jumble of short items reports baptist services, a sleeper train change, a hospital transfer, a death and coroner note, a charity concert at Mick’s hall, parishioner arrivals, a business visit, a bank receiver petition, a Buffalo Bill show mishap, a decrepit man found, state mining visits, a play at the Grand, a divorce dismissal, police praise amid wild west crowds, a robbery note, flour demand, and milling ads.
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Moliegeave
C. A. Hare
Bie
Indianapolis
York
Juslianapolis
Idaurehan
City
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Sipelas
William Milltock
Blakey
Casforth
Mick's
Ilyde Sack
Luc S
Christian Churen
Vist
Jericho
Annie O'Brien
Idlivanbeth Davidson
J. Bichel
Bichel
Tag
Board of Health
South Bend
Griffin
Thomas R. Paxton
Vinecennes National Bank
United States
Darmody-Morrison Company
Buffalo Bill
N. J. Wiliams
Washington St
Senate Ave
Ward
State Auditor Daily
J. H. Murry
Eureka
Springs
Ark
Onyx
Ozark Mountains
Daily
Hileen Oge
Father Quigley
St. Patrick's Day
Quigley
New Holy Cross Catholic Church
Colbert
West St
Local Park Commission Names New Commissioner
In a short notice the Board of park commissioners announced Leedy to fill a vacancy. Mayor Taggart indicated Wheene will take the post, with terms ending March 18, 1995.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Juceny
Board of Park Commissioners
Natini
Leedy
Mayour Denny
Taggart
Wheene
Castor Divorce Case Involving Inheritance Claim
Fevamped Again proceeding depicts Castor and his wife seeking a divorce. She accuses him of cruel treatment infidelity and states they married in 1888 and have a son Byron EB. She claims she used her inheritance to start her life and alleges his continued misconduct. The court is urged to grant a decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castor
Diver
Ole Castor
Byron EB
Hali
Bassett's Funeral for Thomas Bass 62
The funeral for Thomas M. Bass 62 former proprietor of a New York store will be held next Monday at his late residence 599 N. Pennsylvania st. Relatives in Massachusetts expected to attend. burial details to follow. The business world widely knows the family and their Rose Street ties. News from New York reports $1,000,000 freight and $500,020 in gold aboard Saturday steamers.
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Thomas M. Bass
New York
Frida
N. Pantie
ylVania St
Masachusetts
Ditinge
Rose New. York
Afroéres
Thaimann & Co
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Cleveland
Cros
Prig
Carkada
Dickie
Albion
Cleveland, Miay
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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Pesterivy
Samuel Dickie
Prohibition National Committee
Seth
Leen
Janes
Jno
M. Lilly
Detroit Beast
Elwood
Fairbanks
Nekeen
Mount
Targart
Matthews
Nicholson Ken
State Liquor League
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Gord Citizens’ League
Civic League
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Melteen
United
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Marion County
Griffiths
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Vigo County
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Wallace
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Joint Traffic Association
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Noblesville Milling Co
Jno. M. Liny
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