Latest News Roundup From Across Regions
Bau Prince Nakachidse governor of Baku assassinated by bomb in a carriage. In Siedler Russia a bomb wounded 24. Castro pardons political prisoners and exiles may return. Taft keynote at Ohio Republicans state convention. Washington report ridicules Our Dumb Animalia at school. Canton State Bank closes. In California David Stephens kills wife and others then himself.
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Baku
London
Siedler
Russia
Garacae
Castro
Columbus
Taft
Washington
Dumbo Animalia
Canton
Canton State Bank
San Rafael
Cal
Illess
David Stephens
Kentfield
Auife
John Summerfield
Reverend Sutherlin Held in Jail on Murder Case
Special 10 provides Albany Indiana details as Judge orders Rev Sutherlin kept in custody while the murder case proceeds. Supreme Court action denied bail. Next grand jury convenes at October term. defense seeks bail, sheriff holds defendant.
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Albany
Ind
Enurl
Surhertin
Affairs in a Tangle and Credit Trouble Reported
A fragmentary notice notes financial distress and tangled affairs involving a party named Chenoweth with creditors seeking recovery. The incomplete item references a sum around 362,000 dollars and mentions a recent business transaction and alleged improprieties.
Stole from railroad leads to reform school term
Marin Parker and an unnamed youth were accused of stealing an engine from the railroad. Parker received a sentence of one term in a reform school, while the other youth was sent to the same institution for a term there.
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Marin Parker
Crim
Vos
Parker
Hoard of Works Meeting Ends in Controversy
A fragmented report notes a Wednesday gathering titled The Hoard of Works with a controversial outcome. Henry Bennett was cited as a participant amid unclear details regarding a brick street dispute and subsequent actions at a local venue.
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Henry Bennett
Local Board Orders Property Owners Meeting on Wednesday
A Board of Works directive urged four property owners to attend a discussion on Thursday to review development plans. The notice mentions management and indicates steps were taken to pass a formal order.
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Board of Works
Turin
Nagemernt
Cigarette Law in Court Sparks Debate on Rights
In a superior court session Judge Leathers heard arguments over the cigarette law as W W Lowry defended smoking a cigarette while Romney Wilson and W J Taylor contended the law overreaches. Advocates argued the statute targets adults and smokers’ private rights while prosecutors claimed the law aims to curb public harm.
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West Drive
Woodruff Place
Leathers
Superior Court
Alford
Lowry
W. J.taylor
Indiana
Romney Wilson
Charles Benedict
W. Ob. Taylor
United States
England
Canada
Thor
Dodge Whallon
Police Court
Murderer hunted as he flees, Dubrel shooting explored
Berry, former attorney representative, was shot and killed Sunday night near the opera house. Burke Pulford, a dentist, reports seeing a stranger in the vicinity, prompting efforts to capture the unknown suspect.
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Sclivus-Wrre Press Association
Savanna
Dublel
Berry
Atte
Burke Pulford
Miner Rescued After Six Days Without Food or Water
Pittsburgh May 2. A trapped miner, Peter Armstrong of Chicago, was found alive after six days in a freight car with no food or water. He was brought to Allegheny Hospital in a starving condition and reported to be recovering.
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Cripps
Pittsburg
Irving
Peter Armstrong
Cateago
Wee J
Twken
Allegheny
Taft keynote opens Ohio Republican convention in Columbus
Secretary of War Taft chaired the gathering as the Ohio Republican convention opened in Columbus with 1196 delegates, the event described as the largest in state history. The convention platform praised Roosevelt’s administration, supported protective tariff policy, and indicated Myron T. Herrick would head the state ticket alongside other nominees likely to be ratified by bosses.
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Columbus
Roosevelt
Scripps- Tak Press
Ansilation
Willan H. Taft
Herrick
Dick Mad
Cox Jong
Panamia
Merrick
Brannock
Plucme
Mayor Wear Makes Proud Entrance Amid City Turmoil
Philadelphia May 24. The city headlines reflect tension as Mayor Wear, amid a crowd outside City Hall, marches in his automobile with aides. Officials note changes in the public works and safety departments while residents watch, unsure of the mayor’s next move.
Buffalo Gets Next Meeting at Convention
The emitchmed, in Indianapolis for their national convention, have lined up business and await a go ahead to move on. They adjourned Wednesday afternoon as Frank M. Cassidy was re elected editor of The Witchmen's Journal. Harry Nolan, Ireland, Chicago, and Ed Jackson of Buffalo were named national directors. Ruffin was chosen city official. The convention will be held in 1997.
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Indianapolis
Sna Ara
Repston Frank M. Cassidy
Rwitchmen's Journal
Harry Nolan
Cincinnati
MH. Iraland
Chicago
Ed Jackson
Buffalo
National Board of Directors
Ruffin
Taok
Arrest of Doctor on Malpractice Charge
Loronne Tatewdler orders arrest of Dr. Lars Mecure and Detectives Males for alleged malpractice. Lena Smith 11 died after medicine delivery. case involves a colored student. Firebug William Payson arrested Sunday morning for arson. bound over to grand jury under 71,40 bail.
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Loronne Tatewdler
Hin Dpity
Lars Mecure
Lena Smith
Wiliam Payson
Indianapolis
William Tarsons
Stone Must Pay Fine After Concealed Weapon Case
Vydles Blane, found on a tall grounds car with a revolver, was ordered to pay 1069 SIN and costs in police court Wednesday morning for carrying concealed weapons.
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Stone
Vydles Blane
Coroner orders arrest over shooting witness testimony
Coroner Tulewiter demands Mrs Catherine Audem testify about the shooting incident and the stoning of Mary Murphy. An officer states she must appear at the court under arrest after repeatedly avoiding testimony. Witnesses describe Murphy struggling on a fence as Patrolman Jase Riser’s role is questioned.
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Murry ‘Tilewlier Waa
Catherine Ardlaim
Marry Murphy
Jase Riser
Audam
Cotumer'a
Tulewiter
Williams case tests pension claim as husband reappears
In federal court Mrs Ella P Williams faces her husband Samuel J Williams whom she believed dead for 20 years. He testified of abandoning her and marrying another woman, exposing her pension claim and a possible divorce in 1880s. The pension timing and paperwork are central as she recounts a certificate of his death and his return to contest the case.
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Ella P. Williams
S. Delaware Sr
Samuel J. Williams
Fins
Chins
Inez
Boston
Willams
Samuel J. Willams
Mase
Troy
Willamen Island
Nas
Orlanna Pillet
KM Collegeave
Miss Fillet
Noctary
Brn Williams
Robert Richardson
Williams
Ver- Tont
Williame
Heston
Chicago strike tensions mount as bosses hold line
May 4 report from Chicago describes a hard year ahead for striking teamsters as railroad express firms refuse to concede. Authorities prepare to deploy about 139 deputies with plans to swell to four hundred. leaders warn no troops unless the situation worsens.
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Scripps Ral Press Association
Cthicago
Cheaga
Abkeeie Barrett
Myyer Agune
Vdolwee
Deyond Central
Hearing Damage Case In Superior Court Details
The Salt of Herman station sues Consumers Gas Trust for 310.40 damages claiming injury while working at a company mine in Madison County. Salvatore Agratilla, accused of stabbing a countryman, and Vincen Zo Ulufire were in court with fines and costs. An interpreter testified at the hearing on Wednesday. Board of Review members William H. Moreson and Witten Breele were reappointed.
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Ne Consimers’ Gas Trust Company
Gap
Madinon County
Salvatore Agratilla
Vincenzo Ulufire
Costa
Witncares
Willam
H. Moreson
Witten
Breele
Nysuaey Anég
Clear Court
Indianapolis groups debate new church in city heart
Indianapolis-United Brethren plans a handsome church in downtown. City Engineer opposes the project, while a Riverside bridge walk is noted. Attorney W. W. Lowry faces trial for cigarette law violations.
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Indianapolis
United Brethren
W. W. Lowry
Fraud charges surface in American Defense Association case
Anther chapter added to the controversy around the American Defense Association. Wednesday, in Hoecy, Webster, former owner, and Fred Crill were arrested on warrants. Martin, who succeeded Mebater as owner, faces charges of conepirmcy and criminal bond. Crill and Webster posted bonds of 890 each. Depositions show Crull claimed a mortgage existed. Webster denied mortgages, later admitting no money passed. The trio allegedly conspired to secure a loan for the association. the case unsettled as investigations continue.
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Anther
American Defense Association
Hoecy
Webster
Fred Cri
Martin
Cruil
Webater
Hen Crull
Mala
Marin
Crsii
Greand Jury
Grant Apd
Capt Codgvist Returns From Ant Weep Voyage
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New York
Codgvist
Air Wa
da Campana
Ant
Ag & Walock
Weather Prompt Predicts Warm Day Across Regions
The forecast shows unusually warm conditions for Wednesday night and Thursday in cities including Auburn Bloomington Cambridge City Columbus Farm Land Lafayette Logansport Marion and Washington with temperatures around the mid seventies. Indicates a mild night and daytime highs near 78 in several spots. Weather notes mention no prior reservations for seating.
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Auburn
Bloomington
Cambridge City
Columbus
Lafayette
Logansport
Marion
Eennes
Washington
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