Barbour on the Stand in Gillespie Case at Rising Sun
The Gillespie murder trial nears verdict as defense rests after Myron Barbour testimony. A flood of letters to jurors and officials reveals public interest and alleged threats while witness accounts link Bart Gillespie and Lizzie Seward to the scene.
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Government sues Elkhart postmaster over 4718
Government files suit Monday against Postmaster William L. Anderson of Elkhart Indiana and his bondsmen to recover 4718.20 claiming Anderson failed in duty regarding the Indiana National Bank at Elkhart. Bondsman Perry Turner and others are named in the action with Lt Brodrick and Walter Brown among those named.
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Battle Over Fairbanks Success Spurs Indiana Political Faction Fights
A heated contest emerges in Marion County as Republicans debate filling Fairbanks’ Senate seat. Key figures Beveridge and Fairbanks loom, with calls for an immediate convention versus delays. Several candidates including James A. Tinney, Hemenway, and Langworthy are discussed amid a fractured party.
State rests its case in McDonald murder trial amid missing document
In Berkeley County Indiana proceedings, witnesses testified about a questioned document tied to the James McDonald murder case of Miss Saraty Schafer. The document reportedly contained Melouatd’s statement to Detective Feed, with McDonald’s sworn recollections contradicting earlier versions as prosecutors presented a verbatim copy.
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Rothe Former Bank President Sentenced to Sing Sing
David Rothe, former president of the Federal National Bank, was sentenced by Recorder Gott on Monday to nine years in Sing Sing prison.
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Wealth and power event in Indianapolis club circle
A grand gathering at the Columbia Club in Indianapolis is set to honor a renowned meat magnate with a dinner and entertainment. Rand Morgan of Philadelphia will be guest of honor, with prominent business leaders from Indiana and Philadelphia expected, including rail and traction executives, bankers, and investors.
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Townsend, Reed & Co
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Indianapolis & Clackmati Traction Company
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Vandalia Railroad
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The
Indiana Trust Company
Horses cremated in Elkin factory fire incident
Ninety seven horses perished Sunday night as a fire destroyed the Bernhardt and Coleman factory at 1 lawn Wayne. The Hyer of a Chaetanalt buggy manufacturing firm is negotiating pay terms and the Commercial club offers a loan and 2500 for relocation. The plant employs about ten men and could relocate about 55 families to the city. In Chicago, Prindiville court fined Gerald Ebermann and James Baldwin five dollars each amid a Bilantic swindle case involving Baldwin Cotton Company.
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Expense Account Snag in Court Case Over Alleged Fraud
In a circuit court scene a dispute unfolds over an expense account linked to John C. Temtluann and George Gaston. Allegations include misused funds and plans to move money to Chicago and Indianapolis with daily rates cited. Tomlintes cross-claims seek damages from Gaston, while the case centers on alleged bungling and ruined prospects.
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Temtluann
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Millionaires Bet On Man's Ability Across United States
In Chicago on May 2, two rich men wagered on a man to walk coast to coast. KL Kivaker, a Finn, left San Francisco on Feb 2 and reached Chicago after 3 months 1 day, then set for New York City where Claus Spreckels bets 21.00 he can complete the journey in five months 3 days.
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Claus Sprockien
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Highest Point Reached By His Highness Prince Lun
A historical report notes Prince Lun achieving the highest recorded altitude in a notable ascent. Details emphasize the event's significance within royal exploration and ceremonial milestones.
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Prince Visits City Fair Amid Murky Morning Crowds
A murky morning greeted Prince Pu Tain and his party at a city fair as a crowd of about 100 gathered to see diving horses and a view from the Soldiers' Monument. The prince attended multiple events today including a visit to schools and a private dinner, with a brief pause at Crown Bill cemetery to honor Gen. Harrison.
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Christian Science Used On A Horse
William A Brown of Brown Ketcham Ironworks faces scrutiny over his horse illness. A veterinary visit occurred Sunday with plans for further treatment. Brown says he uses Christian science methods, while officials note the horse remains in poor shape and recovery seems unlikely.
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Brown-Ketcham Ironworks
Meridian St
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Inconvenient Plight of Mrs Collins in Court
Margaret Collins faces a family dispute in ram 4 superior court as Nanette Grote sues for her share of Charles Brite’s St Louis estate valued around 12 000. Nanette seeks equal division with her mother who acts as trustee. allegations include funds advanced and owed interest totaling 9 900.
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Atrs Celling
Thomas F. Welling
Indhina Ave
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Plan To Reorganize Midland Cement Company
In a Midland port issue a receivership case, A W Thompson, formerly linked to William Rosson, accuses insolvency and improper bonuses paid to officials under contracts. The defense proposes forming a new company to buy Midland with 200000 in stock already subscribed, seeking no receiver until the plan proceeds, while Rosson contends the answer admits insolvency and ignores mismanagement claims. Also notes a $1100 robbery at Whitaire's saloon in St Joseph with suspects Roy Crites and Chinnon.
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Range War Threatens Near Hillsdale
Cheyenne district news reports a threatened range war near Hillsdale ninety miles east of Cheyenne. The Warren Ave Stock Company led by president Benater F. Warren clashes with local herders as tensions rise. Troops or armed parties are not confirmed.
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Auto War Is Just Begun in City Speed Crackdown
Horace Cherry of 1215 Broadway was arrested Monday on charges of driving an auto faster than eight miles an hour and failing to slow at street corners. Supt Kruger vows full enforcement as two men monitor autos for licensing and initials. Police say speed limits vary by district with downtown allowed up to eight miles per hour and outskirts up to twelve, a tougher standard than Cleveland’s four.
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Weather Forecast for Indianapolis and Vicinity
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the six hours ending 8 p.m. May 24 shows showers and colder Monday night. Tuesday will bring more showers and cooler conditions. At 7 a.m. the temperature is 60, at noon 75, at 2 p.m. 78 with variable winds and cooler spells expected in Indiana and neighboring states.
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Orval and Maggie Draw Prizes In Police Court
Orval Adams faces third intoxication arrest after a court appearance Monday. Maggie Timvis received a similar charge outcome, with both linked to the same alleged offense. Local ads for products and a bank notice appear in the surrounding text.
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