Jury frees Chief Metzger in swift not guilty verdict
In a three minute trial the jury of eleven acquitted Chief Robert Metzger of assault and battery. The crowd in court greeted the verdict with loud cheers while prosecutors and defense attorneys clashed over the case, highlighting the controversial prosecution led by Astonishment as the judge oversaw the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Metzger
Faresman
John H. Kemper
Meny
Wilbert Wilson
Metzger
Walter Konns
Ciicf
Koons
J. E. McCullough
Fremon
Forn
A. EB. McCullough
Henry Spaan
Michael Ryan
John Ruckelshaus
Marth Hugg
Frederick E. Matson
Wiborn Wilson
Fremont Alford
Henry Spaun
Bat
Chit Metzger
Chief Metzger
Tom
Metager
Fines Remitted in Moons Case at Tipton
Governor Moon has remitted fines against John Moon convicted November in Tipton for selling liquor. The remission follows a promise of future abstinence rather than a signed petition. Statements from Judge Mount, Prosecuting Attorney Daniels, County Clerk Kemp, Auditor Longfellow, Treasurer Cook, Sheriff DeVault support Moon’s abstinence and industrious effort to acquire property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hanly
John Noon
Tipton
Moon Wan
Petison
W. M. Mount
Edward Daniels
T. W. Longfellow
L. Cook
W. E. Devault
Moan
Mc Coy Bank Case Progresses Slowly in Indiana
Special to The Sentinel Monticello Indiana May 18 The McCoy Bank case moves slowly with Charles G Spider former counsel for McCoy testifying on notes value before bank failure The state contends most notes are valueless Judge Farber cautions jurors amid fears of outside pressure and the prosecution will spend the rest of next week building its evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Monticello
Indl
McCoy Bank
Charles G. Spider
Rensselaer
MclCoy
Bank Failel
John Eger
Thomas McCay
Judge Farber
California Board Delays Investigation of Park Officials
The Board of Public Parks postponed a Friday session due to the absence of President Coffin and member Merritt. Anthony J. Lavek had sought an investigation of J. Clyde Power, the superintendent, and the park force. The board plans to proceed once Merritt returns from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Publo Parks
Anthony J. Lavek
J. Clyde Power
Atte Parks
Offics
Charles B. Coffin
George Merritt
Merrit
Ume
California
Anthody
Aferrite
Trial of Josephine Terranova Draws Huge Crowd
Attorney Palmiero argues the alleged killer of her aunt Concrita Terranova will reveal a secret life. He contends the defendant endured debasement by Riggio and others, insisting the death arose from human actions, not divine fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRae Presa Association
New York
Josephine Terranova
Judas
Palmiero
fRente
Palimiero
Josephine
Concrita
Unelee
Gaeano
Palmiera
Riggio
Joxepinhin
Bids Placed On FiveYear Garbage Contract
Three bids were submitted to the Board of Public Works for a five year garbage handling contract starting May 219. Claudia C. Jones offered the lowest rate at 85 million dollars annually. Frank T. Edenharter bid 400 per year and Indianapolis Sanitary Co. bid 52 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Claudia C. Jones
Frank T. Edenharter
Thy
Indianapolis Sanitary Company
Organized Labor's Bank Opens With $500 Capital
A Chicago Sun report notes a special May 18 item about Organised labor establishing a savings bank named Commas with a capital of $500, half already paid in. The piece references Prust and Bavings as related entities in the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Chicago
Commas
Seeetth Prust and Bavings Bank
Spots on Skirt Drive Legal Row Over Defect or Stain
Anna Winchester sues Karstadt Brothers over a skirt with spots claimed to be inherent defect or stain from washing. The case questions whether the spots render the garment unfit and whether Karstadt Brothers properly defended the color and finish. The matter involves questions of corporate status and partnership claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Winchester
Karstadt Brothers
Anna Winlchester
Abe
Rarstadt Brothers
Chester
Henes
Justice
Kurstadt Brothers
Int & Lartnership
Stork Expected At Berlin Court for Crown Princess
Berlin May 18. Court officials anticipate the arrival of the stork to Crown Princess cella wife of Crown Prince Frederick William. The notable royal moment draws attention as a ceremonial sign aboard the royal family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-Meline Preay
Berlin
Moeiphers
T'E Cella, Witt
Miiige
Frederick William
Papers Torn by the Attorney at Hunwarlin Boarding House
Alexander Szafran, keeper of a Hunwarlin boarding house on West Maryland Street, filed a complaint seeking Nicholas Spielberg to appear before Acting Justice of the Peace Berne Cohen. The dispute centers on torn papers and whether the destruction affects the case, tied to a March filing by Spielberg on behalf of Mrs. Stafes accusing Szafran’s husband of threatening with a pistol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Szafran
Hunwarlin
W. Marylandest
Nicholas Spielberg
Justice of the Peace
Berne B. Cohen
Seafcan
Spielberg
Mr. Seafcan
Szaferu
Sertin
Szately
Labor Day Plans in Indianapolis Labor Unions
Labor Day committee formed of two men from each union in Indianapolis will meet Sunday morning at Machintosh Wall to decide over day plans and appoint rule committees to carry out preparations. Reads ad for Golden Tint paints and Main 15, Read Blyk's ad on lant page for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Blyk
Cincinnati seeks hearing on Indianapolis Telephone rate hike
Board of Public Works has not set a date for the first hearing on Indianapolis Telephone Company rate increases. Ward members report no consultation with tele pho ne officials and expect no date to be set. Bell Telephone offers unlimited service for individuals and two party lines with varied annual rates, plus extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis Telephone Company
Use Ward
Bell ‘Telephone Company
Cincinnati
Jestensiom
Investigation Probes Railroad Heads For Stock Ties
Philadelphia news reports the interstate commerce probe into railroad superintendents who are heavy stockholders in coal mining firms. Witnesses including J A Cleaves and F J Shepard discuss stock holdings and payments from mining and related companies, with questions about how stock and money were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-Melme Pres. Association
Philadelphia
Interstate Commerce Womun
Tomark
J. A. Cleaves
Cumbria and Clearfield Railroad
Glasgow
Coungel
F. J. Shepard
United Bails of New Jersey
WiMbus Companies
Gtr
Auvivet
Shepard
Rev Dr Hunter Corbett Elected Moderator in Des Moines
Special to The Sun Des Moines May 18 Rev Dr Hunter Corbett longtime missionary to China was chosen moderator of the Presbyterian general assembly after three ballots. Vote tallies show Corbett leading with eighty nine votes over rivals Dr M Barkley Detroit and Dr J H Hendy Missouri. Corbett a Pennsylvania native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Des Moines
Hunter Corbett
China
Presbyterian General Assembly
Corbett
Hee
3. M. Barkley
Detroit
Sus
Star
J. H. Hendy
Mimsouri
Pennsylvania
Gave Up His Wife By Agreement and Now Lives With Former Couple
Special to The Sun from Providence Rhode Island May 19 describes Mr and Mrs Alexander Estey living with Richard Smith and Mrs Estey in a tenement. Smith and Estey arranged a divorce for Mrs Smith so she could marry Smith while Estey and Mrs Smith would share custody and care for Smith and his two children. A relative’s will bequeathed an estate to Bessie Smith, eldest child, prompting plans to move to Settunte nine miles west where all parties will relocate. Smith will remain with his children and Estey will assist in caring for them as a guardian-like arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. 1
Mim
Alexander Estey
Estey
Yesro Aga
Richard W. Boith
Bert of
teel+ fing
Smith
Katey
Mr. Smith
Esteys
Sid
Bmah
Jani
Bessie
Milk dealers' cases pepper Indianapolis police court
The Board of Health pursued dairymen near Indianapolis with cases against Leonard Bee, Theodore Frazer Bay, Raymond Huber, William Kessler, and Harry Schnoll for selling milk below standard. A continuation of police court actions was set to May 22. James Fleming admitted a dice game on Oliver Ave and paid fines plus costs. The notice also includes local ads for tailors and laundry services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CABES
Board of Health
Crus
James Fleming
Hianabon
Oliver Ave
Coats
Irate Bill Nears Final Vote Amid Rail Sameness Debate
The Senate prepared a final vote on the Allison compromise rail bill amid fierce debate. Senator Rayner spoke for constitutional limits on Interstate Commerce Commission orders while Chandler Tillman and Bailey face the controversy. The Senate amended the court review clause, voting 50 to 34 to strike the provision, with Tillman signaling a brief Republican reply and a push to finish the bill today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Rayner
Markiand
White House
Chandler
Tillman
Halley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mayner
House of Representatives
Che Plave
Renair
Raitroad
Teller
Berwyn Superintendent Resigns Over Affection Row
In Chicago on May 18, C K Raw Berwyn superintendent faced force to resign after embracing and kissing a female principal at a suburban school. Anna Holcomb, principal of Emerson School, also left her post amid scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epee
Ihe
Chicago
C.K. Raw
Scheols
Berwyn
Forest
Indisarrer
Miks Anna Holcomb
Enerson
Miners and Operators Refer Talks to Joint Scale Committee
Springfield May 18 The joint conference between miners and operators, lacking a firm deal on the 1902 wage scale, agreed to refer all issues to the joint scale committee. Miners insist on the 1902 terms while operators demand the complete destruction of the union, with talks continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berippa-McRtae Press Association
Springfield
Uite Hone
Wines
Niners
Convention in Fourth District to nominate candidate
The Democratic congressional committee of Indiana's Fourth district met in North Vernon May 1 and planned a convention on July 19 to nominate a candidate. Incumbent Lincoln Dixon has no opposition. J. F. Cox of Columbus for secretary of state and Joseph Shen of Seymour for attorney general were endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vernon
Ind
Democratic Congressional Committee
Fourth District
Tay Nou
Congress
Lincoln Dixon
Liumbent
J. F. Cox
Columnia
Joseph Shen
Seymour
Endorass
Woman Burned To Death in Hotel Explosion
Mrs. Carrie Taylor, 43, wife of a man listed as a harnesskeeper, was burned to death at the Lexington hotel in Terre Haute on May 14 after a gasoline explosion sparked a fire. The victim was a visiting guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apec
Terre Naute
Carrie Taylor
Lexington Hotel
Love for Mother Survives Neglect in Police Station
A six year old girl clung to her mother Mrs. Lilly Bogard, 119 Liberty St., as officers Hagerman and Dugan arrested her for a statutory offense and petit larceny. Readings show the child fainted during removal by the Board of Children's Guardians, who will assume custody due to neglect and lack of schooling all winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Bogard
119
Liberty Est
Hagerman
Old Man Is Hanged in Butte Murder Case
In Butte Montana on May 4, 1904, Henry Callahan was murdered in a quarrel with miner James Fuller. Fuller, a hermit with claimed Civil War ties, was executed after relations between the two men and prior enmity were cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner
Henry Callahan
Anguctatio Butte
Mont
Wis
Henry
Callahan
Get
Fuller
Qhio
Puller
Texas
Paden
Boys Cause A Fire In Frame Shed Blaze
Boys playing with matches in a frame shed at 60 Shepherd Street caused a fire Friday at noon. The shed and belongings were destroyed with about $9 in losses, flames leaped to a rear shed at Pot Pitts 1388 Lenn Street, causing additional damages around $3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matenes
de Stevens
Pot
Pitts
Fairbanks Arrives in Birmingham for Methodist Conference
Vice President Fairbanks arrived in Birmingham this morning as a fraternal visitor to the South Methodist Episcopal conference. He was met by citizens and escorted to First Methodist church where bishops conferred. An elaborate luncheon followed at the Cougars club, with afternoon events at Capital Park and a reception by T. A Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serlope-McRae Press Association
Birmingham
Alp
Moyif
Fairbanks
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Ciitizens
First Methodist Church
College of Bishops and Conference
Cougars Club
Ldn
Madi Uty Weldrens
Capital Park
No Free Rides To Frisco Claim Denied By Rail Official
W Fulton traveling passenger agent for Union Pacific and Southern Pacific traveled to Indianapolis on Friday to rebut widespread claims that free transportation would be provided to tradesmen for trips to San Francisco. He says western railroads and his companies deny offering free rides and urge correction of the published statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fulton
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Railroad
Andianapalia
Tle
Ainge
City to Place Light Contract
The Board of Public Works advertises bids for street lighting using naphtha and gas in the western part of the city. Bids are to be received by a specified date. Some board members favor delaying the elimination of street lights while others see them as a major neighborhood benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Jime Kim
Preston C. Truster
Ohio attorney general bans sale of beer for private families
A sweeping temperance opinion from Ohio’s attorney general states it is illegal to ship beer or intoxicants in wholesale quantities to private families within townships or municipalities lacking legal sales. The ruling, in response to a brewing company inquiry, holds no provision in Beal or Beatty laws allowing such delivery to homes, correctly targeting dry towns and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In- Merce Press Association
Colembis. O
Killin
Hrannsrk
Hom
Ellis
Beatty
Funeral Hymn Book Published for Funeral Directors
Frank Hates Flanner compiled and published a hymn book of funeral forms and service suggestions. The volume intends to aid grief-stricken families with consoling, Christlike language and practical guidance for all ages, promising to fill a much needed gap and place notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanister
Frank
Flanner
Nevis
Italian Cabinet Resigns After Railways Vote
Rome May 1 The cabinet submitted its resignations to the king after the chamber of deputies approved the state purchase of the southern railways. The cabinet had been formed on Feb 8 by Baron Sonnis and its fate hinges on Signor Glotatti’s potential call to form a new ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripaa-WeRae Proan Association
Rome
Jeabinet Teniered
Tseir
Chamber of Deputies
Haron Sunnis
Signor Glotatti
Ox New Mini
Memorial Day parade unites veterans in Norfolk
Veterans from both sides of the Civil War join in blue and gray to march in Norfolk Virginia. Federal and Confederate units carry their colors as they participate in Memorial Day exercises, assisting with decorations and posing a symbol of reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serione-Machae Frese Ansoemim
Norvolk
Porteworth
Keay
Bond embezzlement case tied to Charles Case
The case against Charles Case, charged with embezzling bonds and money, was continued. Case denies the charge claiming involvement only as part of a brewery operation with Rentach & Co. He says he bought the bonds earlier and that the funds were used, with further references to local firms and a planned sale in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M
Pullee Vent
Dujlo
Atinn
David Lancaster
E. By
Rentach & Co
Case
Nner
Uy Rentsch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roberts
Lytle Io
Moon
Hanly
Tipton County
M'Coyss
Parks Board
Terranova
Organized Labor's Bank
Court
Bell Telephone Company
Progresg al
Rev. Corbett
Gust Roaueng
Tallor
Pembroke ! Arcade
GEM Laundry
Ae Denison Barder Smop
The
Bes
Plana
Wulechnet
Aelita Km Dros
Allison
Senator Rayner
Chandler, Tillman and Bailey
Trony
Maryian
Addison
United States
Frisco
CITY
Ohio
Frank Bates
Signor
Giolotti
Habich's
Washington-st
Americas
Ashjian Brow, & Co
Ashjian Bros. & Co
Riva
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!