Democrats Banquet To Boost Indiana Club Growth
Leading Indiana Democrats gather at the Denison hotel for a banquet to rally enthusiasm for 1,500 new Indiana Democratic Club members. Gov. Marshall John W Kern and Daniel W Simms among speakers as plans for a new club building near the federal building unfold.
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Indiana Democratic Club
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Ohio Street
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Mustard Appointed to Soldiers and Sailors Home Board
Daniel F. Mustard Democrat of Anderson Ind has been appointed by Governor Marshall to the board of trustees of the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home at Knightstown He replaces Treasurer Hugh Dougherty who did not seek re appointment Mustard former Thirty fourth Indiana Infantry is a leading Madison county figure and party man President George W Duncan a Greenfield Republican is expected to be replaced by a Republican soon
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Anderson
Ind
Marshall
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphan's Home
Knightstown
Mustard
Hugh Dougherty
Indianapolis
Dougherty
Thirty-fourth Indiana Infantry
Madison County
George W. Duncan
Greenfield
Duncan
Ex-convict held for West End burglaries
James Bristow, described as a negro ex convict, was arrested Wednesday night by Patrolmen Bardash and Crabb on charges of burglary. He allegedly prowled the foreign settlement on the west side and entered houses.
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Bardash and
Crabb
West Side
Grocer Henry N Smith Names Trustee After Assignment
Henry N Smith a grocer on East Tenth Street assigned for the benefit of creditors on Wednesday. Judge Ross appointed Albert Wei as trustee of the store to manage the appointment and assets.
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E. Tenth Street
Ross
Albert Wei
Will of Fred P Rush Probate Reveals Charity Bequests
The will of the late Fred P. Rush was probated, detailing extensive charitable bequests to the poor of Lelgte Germany and multiple U S and German organizations. Named gifts include $500 to the German Protestant Orphan Asylum and $1,000 to the Home for Friendless Women, with additional shares of stock and bond assets to various relatives and organizations. The Indiana Trust Company is named executor, and the estate is valued around $200 000.
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Lelgte
Germany
Colored Orphans’ Home
Protestant Deaconess Hospital
Indianapolis Orphan Asylum
Das Deutsch
Charles A. Rush
Anna Rush Norst
Bertha Rush Kipp
Yoridotin Paul Rush
Charles Thush
Indiana Union Traction Company
Anne Ikush
Charlies A. Rush
Maria Schwartze
Telgte
Bertha Rush
Hitt Escapes With Dollar Fine After Assault Case
Benjamin Hitt age 28 pleads guilty to assault and battery and is fined one dollar plus costs. Police report his wife Mrs Hitt was found with hands tied and bruises. she alleges repeated abuse over three years. The couple reside at 521 Delaware Street.
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Hitt
Hack
Famine and fires reported in multiple cities
May 12 reports from Odessa Wielovine and other locations describe severe famine with peasants starving and high death rates. Fires break out in Alexandria Virginia with aid sent from Washington. Police seek stronger evidence in a tenement fire case in New York City.
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Spring Street
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Julius Reinecke Named Administrator of Stolte Estate
Judge Ross appoints Julius F. Reinecke administrator of the Henry Stolte estate. The settlement document notes the estate valued at $20.00 and proceedings commence Wednesday morning.
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Ross
Henry Stolte
Insuranceman Campbell Cobb Dies Self-Inflicted Shot
Campbell H. Cobb, 45, a noted insurance and real estate man and partner at C. & Sayles & Co., shot himself in a Denison hotel lavatory. A farewell note to his wife was found. coroner to investigate motive. Cobb left a widow and one daughter.
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President Taft nominates diplomats and generals
The president sent nominations to the senate including Oscar Straus of New York for ambassador to Turkey William W Rockhill of the District of Columbia for ambassador to Russia Charles Denby of Indiana for consul general at Vienna William A Kublee of Wisconsin for consul-general at Hong Kong Amos P Wilder of Wisconsin for consul-general at Shanahai and Gen Geo B Davis USA for judge advocate general of the army
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Senate
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New York
Turkey
Wm. W. Rockhill
District of Columbia
Russia
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Indiana
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Wm. A. Kublee
Wisconsin
Hong Kong
Amos P. Wilder
Shanahai
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Hanged in Streets of Capital in Constantinople
May 12 report says three public executions were carried out for the mutiny aboard the battleship Asar-Tewfik. Eight men hanged before the admiralty, four near Yildiz Kiosk, five near the war office, including a sub-lieutenant and a priest among the condemned sailors. Police guarded sites to prevent crowds from lingering.
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Admiralty
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Court Called Upon to Interpret Harrison Will
The Union Trust Company sues Mary Lord Harrison and heirs of Benjamin Harrison to determine income from a trust provision. The case, filed March 1, 1901, centers on a $125 000 residuary gift and a $30 000 Safety Car Heating and Lighting stock investment yielding large dividends for the widow and contested by other heirs.
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Harrison
Mary Lord Harrison
Mary Harrison McKee
Russell B. Harrison
Marthena Harrison
Willam Harrison
Elizabeth Harrison
Wiam Henry Harrison
Safety Car Heating and Lighting Company
Imprisoned Bride Reflects on Life and Trial
In Mercer jail a young woman, just found guilty, speaks of a lost life and a troubled love, recounting family betrayals, temptations, and a plea to parents to stay close with their children. She sobs as she reads a note from her husband and hopes for mercy or a new trial.
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Mercer
Jimmy
Helen
Jimmie
Wm. McDermott
Chicago
Mrs. Whithe
Surprise in Camp of the Big Bandits
The Indiana State Board and Gov. Marshall seek to buy quality readers at low cost for school children. The Indianapolis Sun traced East Coast trips of Edward Smith as part of a push to influence book selection. The board aims to keep current readers to avoid huge new expenditures while maintaining standards.
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Indianapolis Sun
New York
Boston
Chicago
Ed Smith
Thompson, Brown and Company
State Board of Education
Thomases
State Board
Indianapolis
Marshall
Edward Smith
Indiana
Grand Jury Opens Probe Into Indianapolis Prize Fights
A grand jury on Wednesday began investigating alleged prize fighting in Indianapolis. Promoters of athletic contests and several attendees were called to provide information.
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Grand Jury
Indianapolis
Fire at 2823 Massachusetts Avenue Barn Under Investigation
Detectives probe blaze that destroyed buggies stored by horse trader John A. Cox at a Massachusetts Avenue barn. Cox, held on perjury charges, is suspected of purchasing the vehicles and seeking insurance on them as investigators identify the burned buggies.
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Barr
Massachusetts Avenue
Cox
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