Man's Oneerg Gauge Wife to Seek Divorce
Dr. Franklin W. Hays, a leading Indianapolis physician and former Columbia Club president, is named defendant in a divorce suit filed Wednesday by Lonella G. Hays. She accuses him of habitual neglect, abusive language, and refusing to speak for weeks, prompting her to leave. The couple, married in 1888, did not seek alimony. Separate suit: Elenor Sanford sues Rutson B. Sanford for failure to support since 1900. married in 1880.
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Franklin W. Hays
Indianapolis
Columbia Club
Lonella G. Hays
Hays
Haya
Hayses
Smits, Dunes, Hornbrook & Smith
Elenor Sanford
Rutson B. Sanford
Captain Examined for Promotion in Line of Succession
Captain George W. Preyermouth of South Bend was examined at the statehouse on Wednesday by Cols Harry B. Smith George B. McKay and Edwin P. Tharer as preparation for his promotion to the vacancy caused by the death of Lieut. Col. James A. Greencastlin. Louden promoted to his post, with Captain Frever South as the next in line.
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George W. Preyermouth
Sourth Bend
Atatehouse
Harry B. Smith
George B. Mc‘ay
Edwin P. Tharer
Ineal
Marty
L. J Louden
Blanmington
Cot. Jamen #a
Greencaslin
Louden
Capt
Frever South
Conclave Opens With Delegates From Indiana Commands
The K. T. conclave in Indiana opened with routine business as delegates from numerous commanderies gathered at Masonic Hall. Notable attendees included former Indiana governor Winslow T. Durbin and other distinguished members from various lodges.
Pearl Brown Contrite in Juvenile Court Contempt Case
Acting Judge Virgil Lockwood presided as Pearl Brown, an IT colored youth, faced contempt of court remarks. Pearl’s mother paid the fine while Pearl, charged with assault and batttery on another girl, failed to appear for trial at the proper hour.
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Pearl
Virgil Lockwood
Pearl Brown
Legal bid for child custody in Martinsville court
Lille Martgoth 20 of Martinsville files habeas corpus for her eight month old daughter Hazel Hartsock. Judge McMaster orders Margaret Peake of Eleanor hospital to produce the child May 15 and show why custody should not be granted to the mother. The guardian for the infant is debated as Mrs Buttolph denies award.
Kidd Suit On Trial In Superior Court Against Fire Firms
Oliver J. Kidd sues Hamburg Western New Hampshire Fire Insurance for 6000 policy coverage after a stock fire at 1 Massachusetts Ave in 1992. Insurers claim stock worth about 1200 and charge Kidd with arson. case began before Judge McMaster and was retried after a prior withdrawal. The suit seeks 10000 for losses.
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Oliver J. Kidd
Hamburg
Western 4
New Hampshire
Kidd
Massachusetts Ave
Hodd
Superior Court
McMaster
Roosevelts Arrival and Global News Roundup
News briefs report President Roosevelt arriving in Chicago for ongoing duties and staying until late, a Russian cruiser Almaz reaching Vladivostok after evading the Japanese, and mourners among the storm survivors with injuries in Marquette. Also noted are Nan Patterson’s possible release, Mrs Hay arriving in Paris, strikes discussed in Chicago, a Senate inquiry on railroad rates, Bookwalter seeking the Republican mayoral nomination, and Bard association scrutiny of Judge Wiley’s ties to Ubero concerns.
Lawyer Indicted In Pension Case In Terre Haute
Frank C. Donaldson a Terre Haute attorney was indicted by a federal grand jury for pension fraud. He allegedly certified pension vouchers for Clara McKinney without ensuring required witnesses appeared, tying to a prior case in which McKinney was imprisoned for obtaining funds from the pension department.
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Frank C. Donaldson
Terre Haute
Henry Peet
Federal Grand Jury
Donaldson
Clara McKinney
Pension Department
Nogeing
Phis
Protest Over Cross-Town Car Route At City Board
Ex councilman X B Wendy and others protested to the Board of Works on Wednesday against routing a cross-town car line along Thirtieth Street east of Illinois Street. The board said it could not alter the route since Thirtieth Street was in the contract ratified with the streetcar company by the city council. Another protest came from residents on Twenty-third Avenue opposing a cross-town line on their street as no one would gain from it.
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X. B. Wendy
Athecs Apvenreil
Board of Works
Thirtieth-st
Ilnnis-st
Wa Thirtieeth-st
Trenty-gecand-at
He Roots
SOL
Union Backing Prosecutions Over Sunday Shaving Ring
Affidavits for the arrest of eighteen barbers for Sunday shaving were filed in Justice Nickerson and Smock courts. The move is backed by the Barbers Union, aiming to convict and fine the men, most from Louis Blumstein’s shop on Illinois and Washington streets. Several defendants, including James Craig and Clarence Dunlap, await hearings next Tuesday.
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Nickerson
Barbers’ Union
Louis P. Blumtein
Illinois
Washington-sts
Blumlein
Christan Wd
Earl Emminger
Charien Torker
Wesley Norville
Charles Pees
Frank Brenger
Jerry Ayers
James Craig
Washington Pt
Clarence Dunlap
Nickeraon
Jacob W. Bolfera
James H. Welsh
Paul O' Gall
Justice Smack
Married life a stormy one at 701 Washington St
Michael Garvey a saloonkeeper faced police court for striking his wife Mattie Garvey. He received 30 days in the workhouse after a $100 fine. This third offense and his plan to appeal to a higher court. The couple's troubled domestic life included accusations of infidelity and earlier abuse with a curtain pole causing cuts and bruises.
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Michael Garvey
Washington St
Mattie Garvey
Shane
Garsey
Garvey
City Engineer Delays Plane Elevation Report
City Engineer Jeup says he will not report his plane elevation plan to the Board of Verk until next Friday after consulting City Attorney Warrum on the left phase of the proposition. Detailing scattered local notices and a barber shop slogan, the fragmentary text also references a pharmacy ad and various garbled lines.
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Jeup
Board of Verk
Warrum
Capt Hobson Bride Reported Off The Wires
Fragmented wire copy reports Captain Richmond P. Hobson's bride event and related notices. Mentions New York Paderewski, political chatter, and a Chicago incident while spiraling through scattered names and places with unclear dates.
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Richmond P. Hobson
Russian cruiser Almaz breaches furthest Japanese blockade
London dispatch notes the cruiser Almaz eluding Japanese watchers and reaching Vladivostok, marking a possible turning point in the Pacific theater. Paris comments view the Indochina neutrality incident as closed with France upholding neutrality obligations amid a recent media flare. Admiral Neboguzev’s squadron is believed to have joined Rozestvensky’s fleet near French waters before continuing toward Jeffersonville. unrelated petty theft arrests in Alabama and Massachusetts are also noted.
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Vladivostok
Avgessage
Paris
Eaya
nMcial
France
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Rojestvensky
Cape St. Jacques
Cape Pad
Riots in Altomir Hit Ten Injured and Killed
Reports from Altomir Russia say the death toll from Sunday's riots could reach ten and that both workers and poor residents are barred from aristocratic district streets in St Petersburg while a royal court event proceeds. An iron explosive box was found in a Moscow bank during the day.
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Russia
Ured
ST Petersburg
Propia
Moscow
Labor Notes Preview of Labor Union Conventions and Travels
Labor notes report Bartenders Union business agent Marlin Draper heads plans as Samuel tracer travels from national bartenders event in Kansas City toward Indianapolis or Columbus for the next convention. John W. Gardner, new National Metal Trades president, notes agreements with contractors. Frank Harley of Switchmen’s Institute announces in Switnapolis next week. Machinists foresee events about the same time as John W. Mitchell plans a large regional trip lasting two and a half months. Agreements among machinists and locals progress with term dates targeted by May 15.
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Marlin Draper
Bartenders’ Union
Bamuel Tracer
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Oleda
Columbus
John W. Gardner
The
National Metal ‘Trades
Quincy
Frank Harleys
Switchmen's Intan
Switnapolis
John EK. Mitchell
United Mine Workers of
Operator Resigns at Gamé-1 Well Reporting
Cornelius Hachl, operator of the Gamé-1 well reporting system at the police station, has resigned from his post. The move ends a tenure overseeing daily logs and incident reporting duties.
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Cornelius Hachl
Police Board Rejects Bleware Complaint Against Officer
George P. Bleware publisher of the Lanapotin Recorder filed a complaint with the Board of Safety accusing Patrolman Christ of conduct unbecoming a policeman after Christ ordered him to move on while Bleware spoke with an acquaintance on the street. The board chose to pay no attention to the complaint.
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George P. Bleware
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Hyde on Rack in Equitable Inquiry
New York report on State Insurance Supt Hendricks resuming inquiry into Equitable Life Assurance Society. James J Hyde vice president and stockholder faces questioning over management, alleged syndicates, and use of funds. Alexander and others implicated as Hyde forces press for answers in the investigation.
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New York
Star Chamber
Hendricks
Equitable Life Assurance Society
James J. Hyde
Magarity .Ft
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Hyde
Equitable
Auitan
Alexander
Sudden Death of Wallacer Hills at Carrazoza Hotel
Wallacer Hills chief clerk of the treasury department was found dead in bed at a Carrazoza hotel on Wednesday. He was en route to Ft Stanton on treasury business. Hills had served as chief clerk since 19 and earlier as assistant superintendent of the pulling. He was born in Water Inn New York and leaves a widow and one grown daughter.
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Washington
Wallacer Hills
Treasury Department
Brd
Carrazoza
Hills
Ft. Stanton
Department
1St
Water Inn
N.Y
Baron de Rosen Scripps M Rae Press Note
Washington May wit was announced that Baron de Rosen former minister of Russia at Beijing with Count Cassini's successor here Cassini the Russian ambassador who has been transferred to Mauriq by order of the court will present his letters of recall to the president shortly after the latter's return from the 1st and will then leave at once for his men past It is mated that there is a possibility of his receiving later the appointment to the Paris embassy.
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Washington
Wit
Baron de Tisren
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Cassini
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Mauriq
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Local Weather Outlook for Several Cities
Unclear forecast notes show periods of rain and warmer temperatures. Listed cities include Auburn Cambridge City Columbus Bloomington Lafayette Logansport Marion Washington and others with varying times and temperatures.
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Auburn
Cambridge City
Lumbua
Blomnaton
Karnland
Lafayette
Logansport
Marion
Washington
Through Bard Minister Tells Story of CIM Case
The article recounts Hie Hen Tt Sutherin's trial for wife assault, with Rev. Sutherin denying violence while stating his mother in law is responsible for the alleged acts. The narrative details courtroom strategy, family dynamics, and the minister's emotional restraint as public interest grows.
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Abbas
Sutherin
Allalew
Charles Lodewert
Hie Csivty
Mesandes
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