Miners Trial Set as Federal Troops Guard Idaho Court
Moyers Hayworld and Fattluone of the Western Federation of Miners face murder charges in the exGovernor Stuenenbets case. Clarence Darrow, Chicago lawyer retained by Illinois miners, arrives as venue fight looms. Ten Western Federation officers, three US cavalry troops, and two state militia companies will be on duty in Caldwell for order.
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Kerippe-McRae Press Association
Boise
Idaho
Moyers Haywond
Fattluone
Wester Federation of Miners
Stuenenbets
Clarence Darraw
Chicago
Tllinois
Caldwell
United States Cavalry
Morton Monument Pedestal Enlargement Debate
The Morton Monument commission reviews enlarging the pedestal in room 95 at the statehouse Monday morning. The artist argues a larger base is needed to achieve proper monument proportions.
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Morton Monument Comsmission
Statehouse
Reading by Misa Mayme Roberts at Stileville Church
Elocutionist Misa Mayme Roberts will perform a reading at the Christian church in Stileville Indiana on Saturday evening, presenting a program to local parishioners and guests.
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Misa Mayme Roberts
Stileville
Ind
Christian Church
Trust Scent Checks and Lake Shore Favor Oil Octopus
Starkling evidence shows Lake Shore railroad discrimination in Ohio against independent refiners favoring Standard Oil. Testimony by W E McEwen reveals preferential mileage and reporting practices benefiting Standard Oil’s Colon Tank Line. Clerks allegedly received regular payoffs. movement reports by Lake Shore office aided Standard Oil in keeping cars moving.
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Scrippe-Molias Press Association
Cleveland
Lake Shore Railroad
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. E. McEwen
Lake Shore
Independent Peerless Transit Company
Standard
Colon Tank Line
Chicago
Buffalo
Sandusky
Toledo
Detroit
Independent
Clerka
Lake
Hake Shore
Herrick
Ohlet
Mahay
New York
Patman Not Murdered Says Steelar To The Suc
Bedford Indiana May 36 Solomon Timan was found unconscious in the rear of a building and died later in suspicious circumstances. Physicians held 9 post mortem and concluded death from alcoholic poisoning. Loear men are under indictment for Pitman’s murder several months ago.
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Steelar
Bedford
Ind
Solomon Timan
Angioon
Ourner
Loear
Milk Fat Dispute Trials Dairyman Case In Police Court
In a police court before Judge Wharton two chemists debated milk fat analysis from Ennis Leonard’s dairy wagon on April 30. Judge noted both analyses were plausible but could not explain a large 31 versus 3.8 fat discrepancy. He reserved judgment as to whether samples came from the same can amid claims of tampering with a bottle given to Chemist Cook.
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Thomas
Wharton
Ennis Leonard
Tepoard
Whallon
Clark
Cook
Leonard
Spector
SICK MAN'S JOURNEY IN PRIVATE PULLMAN CAR
A private Pullman car carried Alexander Greig and a small party from Indianapolis to New York on Friday. The trip cost $452 for conveyance, $150 to the Pullman company, and a daily rate around $60, with no car available for fewer than three days. Also aboard were Dr. Niel Macphatter and Chas Rhodes with his mother Mrs. W. A. Rhodes plus Mr. and Mrs Abbott. Greig, sick with partial paralysis, traveled for comfort and recovery.
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Indianapolis
New York
Alexander Greig
Federal Union Bureaies Company
Niel Macphatter
Macphatter
Oither
Chas, Rhodes
Federal Union Surety Company
W. A. Rhodes
Mr. Abbott
Greig
Grele Tn
Bix Four
Cincinest
Pullman Company
Rock Island
Chicago
Indianand
Lakeshore
New York Central
Greig Party
Pulman Company
Express Train Wrecks In New York Central Ditch
In Schenectady New York May 26 an express train No 3 on the New York Central derailed near Hortons. Eight cars jumped the rails detouring all traffic. Six horses were killed and an express messenger was injured. Authorities suspect tampering by Italian section hands marching between Hoffmans and Amsterdam.
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Aerippe-McRar Press
Schenectady
N. Y
New York Central Railroad
Hortons
Eighn
Hoffmans
Amsterdam
Honor Their Comrades Memorial Services at Greenlawn
Confederate and Union dead will be honored by surviving comrades at Greenlawn cemetery Sunday at 9 30 p m. Lew Wallace Jr will make the Confederate address and Maj Charles E Merfield will speak for the Union men.
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Greenlawn Cemetery
Lew Wallace, Jr
Maj
Charles E. Merfield
Switchman Kills Self After Elopement Attempt
JOLIET May 2 A switchman M 3 O Brien attempted to elope with Mrs Marvin M Fisher wife of an Alton brakeman. He coaxed the woman then shot himself with a revolver injuring himself and wounding her.
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Scrippe-mesae
Axsorianos
Joliet
Marvin M. Fisher
O'Brien
Girl Identifies Negro in Bank Office Theft Case
Miss Tatlu Stark a Morgan Jackson bank employee identified Troster Parker as the man who grabbed a bag containing 160 in money last February. She chased him and recovered the bag. Detectives had been seeking Parker but found another suspect previously jailed for burglary and later charged with related felonies.
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Tatlu Stark
Morgan & Jackson Cal Company
Twelfth
Lafayette-nta
Troster Parker
Miss Stark
Parker
Mss
Shea
Kurtz
Dugan
Fri
Losterin
City Officials Plan Regional Coliseum Tour
City councilmen and Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter met Saturday to arrange a Sunday start for an inspection tour. They will visit Kanaap City, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Milwaukee and Chicago to study coliseums for an Indianapolis project, with a special car chartered for the party.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
City of Corn
Kanaap City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Indianapolis
Stay of Sentence in Immoral House Case Delayed
Ill health cited as reason to delay sentencing for Nan Elliott, famed keeper of an immoral house, after a Criminal Court appeal. Elliott, fined $1.50 and costs on two counts for keeping an illegal house and selling liquor to men, faced a 100 day workhouse sentence. Judge Fremont Alford offered a delay to next Saturday for medical treatment on her injured foot.
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Nan Elliott
Negresa
Ilegal House
Criminal Court
James A. Collins
Ollie Turner
Anderson
War Automobiles Arrive. Russia Receives French Shipment
Washington reports Russia has been officially informed of the free shipment of war automobiles from a French concern. A Hatchkiss gun turret features a rear-mounted rapid fire system with protective gunners and teonholes. Two steel rails can be deployed over a ditch, enhancing mobility and defense. Indiana Law School graduates admitted to practice in Marion County include Bilderback Briem Emhardt Gipe Headrick and others.
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Kerippe-Dmchee Press Association
Washington
Indiana Law School
Marinn County
Suurday
Henry Clay Allen
John Burke Bilderback
Jung Francois Briem
Wiliam Coughten
Edward Christian Elkman
Christian John Emhardt
James Coleman Gipe
William Detiey Headrick
Oscar Franklin Etolneat
Morris Hornsday
Claudiny Jimes
Clarence Murian Kelly
Chorley
Joseph Magone
Henry Molz
Ernest B McCiell
Myers
Charles Author Tevehaugh
Charles Lewis Watson
Buchanan Announces Candidacy for State Representative
James A. Buchanan, a well known endurance man, announces his candidacy for state representative subject to the Republican legislative convention. He is already busy building his fences.
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James A. Buchanan
Buchanan
Princess Ena Welcomed by Thousands in Madrid
Fifty thousand people filled Madrid as Princess Ena arrived with King Alfonso to be crowned future queen next week. Special trains and abundant transport options ferried crowds, while praise for the bride-to-be poured from press and people alike.
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Pardo Villa
Scrippee McHae Press Association
Madrid
Ffty
Atetaim
Ena
Alfonso
Tne
King Alfonso Thief Steals Purse in Friday Burglary
F J Spangter notified police that his residence at B. W. Michi Banst was entered by burglars Friday night. A purse containing $18 was taken from his trousers pocket, with no other part of the house disturbed.
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F. J. Spangter
B. W. Michi Banst
Woman Sprains Ankle After Fall at Terminal Station
Mrs. Bridgee St. Clair aged unknown suffered a sprained ankle after slipping and falling while crossing tracks at the Treetion Terminal station Saturday. She was removed to her home in the Dispensary ambulance under Dr Poole’s care.
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Bridgee St. Clair
West St
Treetion Terminal
Poole
Bloomfield Murder Case Jury Verdict Expected Saturday
In Bloomfield, sheriff and deputies guarded the jail overnight to deter any lynching of Robert Williams, the accused murderer of Michael Colling, a railroad construction boss. The jury began deliberations after arguments today, with a verdict anticipated this afternoon. The scene included heightened security and a tense climate surrounding the trial.
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Rheritt Eddinger
Robert Williams
Michael Colling
Indianapolis
Accusers Fail to Appear in Police Court Case Misfires
Mrs. Bessie Whedes wife of Dr J Rhodes faced a police court on a charge of assault and disturbing the peace. Charles Sutherland, previously the prosecutor, did not appear along with his wife, prompting the case against Mrs Rhodes to be continued to June 3. Judge Wharton warned Sutherland to attend or face contempt. Calyin Woods once a deputy provincial and Wesley Davis were fined for violating state game laws, paying five dollars each after being caught by Deputy Wardens Blaney and Fleming at Jamey Lave, Breuboa County.
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Bessie Whedes
J. 3. Rhodes
New Ly
Charles Sutherland
Sutherland
Caw
Mra
Rhodes
Wharton
Calyin Woods
Praneculor
Wesley Davis
Sturfay
Blaney and Fleming
Jamey Lave
Breuboa County
Gil Wets
Buggy Crash Injures Two Children in Parade
In Bedford Indiana on May 6 two children of Mrs John Spoonmoore were thrown from a buggy during a clucus parade and suffered serious injuries.
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Orttial
Sue
Bedford
Ind
John Spoonmoore
Beidal Couple Arrives in Dayton After Wedding
Dr A J Lewis of Dayton formerly of Tadlanapolly arrives with his bride Dayton Judy. They are being entertained by sister Mrs Daniel G Williams at 416 West Twenty first Street as local friends host the couple in the city.
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Beidal
A. J. Lewis
Dayton
City
Slater
Daniel G. Williama
Bryan declines honor from Scrippx MaHaereas Association
In Constantinople the American envoy offered decorations to William Jennings Bryan and Mrs Bryan as a token of cordial sealing for America. Both politely declined the honors, signaling their gracious refusal and courtesy.
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Bryan
Scrippx-MaHaereas Association
Constantinop
America
Autian
Willam J. Bryan
Boner
Pythian Ceremony For Castle Hall Cornerstone Laying
Knights of Pythias Lodge No. 16 to lay the cornerstone of the new castle hall between Pennsyivania and Delaware streets. Chancellor Commander Charles P. Coney to preside with Grand Chancellor Frank J. Punt en and other officers. Gov. Manly and Mayor Bookwalter set to speak. No parade planned. ritualistic rites and songs by a double quartet.
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New Castle Hall
Pennsyivania
Delaware-sts
Lodge ‘No. Hi. Knights of Pythias
Charles P. Coney
Frank J. Punten
Manly
Bookwalter
Ledge No. S .Ae
Miller nominates Nimeelt for Indiana House seat
Hon Miller declares Nimeelt a candidate for nomination to represent Indiana in the legislature subject to the Republican county convention on June 3. Miltee, an attorney from Kentucky, has practiced in Indianapolis six years and Lexington 18 years, promising honest service if nominated and elected.
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Miller
Nimeelt
Indiana
Republican County
Miltee i
Lemekes
Move Started to Expel Burton from Senate
Apevial to The Sam reports that Senator Joseph Burton of Kansas, convicted and sentenced, resists his seat. Within a week action to expel will be pursued by the committee on privileges and elections. Burton will have until next Friday to decide. a meeting plans a resolution of expulsion if he does not resign.
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Apevial
Sam
Washington, D. C
Joseph Hurtayn
Kansas
Senate
Burton
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Cassatt Faces Probed Fallout From Railroad Graft Claims
Philadelphia report details a Pennsylvania Railroad probe into grafts discrimination and favoritism. F Albert Von Boyenburg accuses President A J Cassatt of ordering actions that ruined him while Cassatt reportedly denies knowledge of subordinates gifts and coal stocks. The inquiry unfolds amid federal scrutiny and the directors vow a thorough audit.
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Scrippa-McRac Presa
Philadelphia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
F. Albert von Boyenburk
Renkink Brothers’ Coal Company
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania
Cassatt
London
Aswatt
Bratt
Casqatt
Bimeelt
Striker Accuses Breaker In Labor Clash
W. Adams a strike breaker imported from Chicago by the National Metal Trades faces charges of profanity and assault and battery, brought by the Machinists union through Leo Rapanport. At the train, Adams allegedly replied with profane language and struck a union picker who had not touched him.
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W. ¥. Adams
Chicago
National Metal ‘Trades
William Smock T O
Machinists’ Union
Leo Rapanport
Unin
Adams
Adama
State bars burial scheme in Indiana as insurance
Auditor of state rules burial associations function as insurance and fall outside state department jurisdiction. The opinion labels burial and graveyard insurance as unlawful in Indiana. Attorney General Miller's view to be distributed by the auditor, with copies sent to prosecutors and undertakers statewide next week.
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Auditor of State
State Department
Indiana
Braveyard
Beveridge Faints During Los Angeles City Hall Meeting
In Los Angeles on May 5 82 year old former Tinats governor Beveridge fainted while attending a city hall meeting in Hollywood attended by locals. He was assisted to his home and revived after a brief recovery before reaching there. He had agreed to deliver a chief address on Metroziat day but later announced he would be unable to do so.
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Norippa-HeRne Prean Asepela
Los Angeles
Cal
la Beveridge
Tinats
Hollyswood
Douma Demands Denied by Czar in Russia
In St Petersburg the Douma demands full amnesty for political offenders and land reform are rejected. Premier Goremykin outlines reforms but the government stance fails to satisfy the assembly, raising fears of renewed conflict in the capital. The premier is uneasy over potential unrest and money concerns threaten stability.
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Goremykin
Serippe-McRae Preas Association
ST. Petersburg
Mar
Sugge Tong
Wresier
Gasoline Tank Leak Sparks Fire at Colon's Saloon
A leaking gas tank caused a small blaze at Nick Colon's Saloon Saturday. Fire was extinguished with no material loan. The plume location near 2 McCreast prompted significant alarm as fumes spread.
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Colon
Nick Colon
McCreasst
Canfield versus Delehanty on gambling temple case
The long legal clash centers on Richard Canfield, the famed gambler, and attorney John Delehanty over exposing Canfield’s gilded gambling palace on Fifth Avenue. District Attorney Jerome seeks to reveal notes and debts linked to prominent patrons, with jury selections naming Mortimer Behit and others as potential witnesses. The case promises several tales of high stakes gambling and hidden fortunes.
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Scripps-Yeline Press
Rusfication
New York
Richard Canfield
Wong
Detehanty
Waia Be
Ettigen
Jerome Hasa
Canfield
Walle
Cashier Frank Boughton Takes Own Life at Home
Frank FP Boughton, 45, cashier at Old National Bank in Battle Creek, hanged himself in bathroom at his home this morning. Health cited as cause. Source notes include unrelated ads for steaks and jewelry in the same report.
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ScrippeMeiter Press
Battle Creek
Frank FP. Boughton
The
Old National Bank
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