Doctor Accused Of Crimes Here s The Man Of Busy
A sensational divorce case opens in Superbor Court as Mrs Jen nie McBride seeks separation from wealthy widow Kath y McBride after a brief March marriage. The couple, of high standing, clashed over children and living arrangements on opposite farms near Southport, Indianapolis.
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Southport
Jennie McBride
Kothy McBride
McBride
Mr. McBride
Tenule Sutton
Womain
Fast Time on Traction Line Sets Record
A special car on the J and C traction line carrying Electric Railway association centers from Rushville to the city set a record for speed. The trip began at 4:00 pm and ended at 5:31 pm, covering about 1 mile 1 furlong in the journey with sections timed at fast speeds and sharp curves navigated at high velocity. The trip involved slow guidance into the city limits and a return path from the east double track, illustrating the line’s performance on a near ten minute start-to-stop schedule.
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Electric Railway Association
Rushville
Afernoon
Mennutes
Acti Gust Rune Ming
Smuskina
Notable Postal Fraud Arrests Tied to Richmond Case
Police report several arrests in Richmond related to alleged mail fraud schemes. Hart and Harvey are identified as suspects, with Deputy Judge officials pursuing transfer orders. Victim Mrs. M A Price is referenced, and Kansas authorities seek the accused in connection with a disputed incident at Hinckinson.
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Hart
Harvey
Richmond
Denny United States
Marabyl Boyd
Kansas
M. A. Price
Wighmond
Jud
Mansas
Hinntefiison
Kas
Man Strikes Wife With Poker. Husband Fleeing After
police report states Mya Harney Osborn said her husband, at 5 West Washington Street, struck her on the head with a poker, causing a two inch gash. He fled immediately and remains missing. Dr. L. Gogutin treated the injuries at City Dispensary.
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Pallee
Mya
Harney Osborn
Washington
Patlee Osharn
Weyeas
Lgogutin
Coroner Haugh Accused in Murder and Fire
Dr Oliver C Haugh faces charges of murdering his parents and brother and setting their home ablaze. Montgom ery County coroner Dr Kline says Haugh may be linked to at least nine deaths, including a sister and a woman in Lima. Authorities note alleged hypodermic poisonings and a bigamous marriage abroad as part of the unfolding case.
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Scripfs-Wrre Press Association
Dayton
Olver C. Haugh
Scrippe-Me- Rae
Kline
Montgomery County
Oliver C. Haugh
Haugh
Gall
Insir
Kine
Dr. Haugh
Ty Wok
Tangh
Lima
DY Haugh
Fr Tang
Coleus
Chic Ecago
Patter
Stow Montha Ister
Maggie
Krugers Shoes Anticipate Police Chief Selection
Rumors swirl over who will succeed Christian Kruger as police chief. Martin Hyland, Republican captain, and Detective Edward Bray are top contenders, with outsiders Robert Metzger and A A Womack also mentioned. Mayor-elect Boothe Walter has not publicly committed, while Kruger’s future with the force remains disputed amid strong opinions on his past record.
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Christian Kruger
Martin Hyland
Edward Brayet
Eleat Bootewalter
Rermarka
Board of Safety
Robert Metzger
Shaleman
A. A. Womack
Ben
Furve
Mde
Althpogwne
Bh Purmising
Suesshin
Stole Bicycle Tires by Indianapolis Rubber Co Inspector
Thomes Payton an inspector for the Indianapolis Rubber Co was arrested Thursday by Detectives Shining and Sion amid a tire theft ring. He allegedly stole tires valued at 89 dollars, sold them to Moses Thompson of Haughville who was also arrested for receiving stolen goods. The tires had long been traced to Payton’s work, and detectives moved to court on the matter.
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Thomes Payton
Indianapelis Rubber Company
Merit
Shinning
Sion
Moses Thompson
Haughvilis
Payton
Thompson
Bop
Apd
Nsnathey
Henry Stitzky
Columbus
Trudy Ight
Kamuel Gerber
Peres Smork
Dyken
Kedelly Watch
Aurrings
Shutzke
Died Alone in House Projected to Contagious Illness
John Gulington, 39, of Toledo area, was found dead in his home Thursday with no attended care. A passerby notified authorities. burial officials report possible contagious illness, but the patient refused hospital care and remained unlocated.
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John Gulington
Ounelattar
Board of Mealth
Gullington
Philapvetar
Dispensary
Phyatela
Alinr
Ray's Life Saved Amid Pecans Storm Rescue
A dramatic incident near Rays Cablewt ends with a young man saved by bystanders and family members. Details are unreadable but indicate a life saving act during a nighttime event with mention of Mafordal and Ur Hire et De age Antennury.
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Chiorufiarn
Whursaas Wight
Mafordal Antert
Membeer
Ernie
Howeini
Hire
Fishing Tackle Ad Promises Quality and Value
An OCR readout advertises fishing tackle and sport gear from Washington Street. It touts coal at 800 per ton, new models, and cautions on suitability for ovens and furnaces. The fragmented copy mentions items like cigars and a person named Mambich, with unclear contact details.
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Itera
Paris Dry Cleaners Leads in Key Illinois Trade
The Paris Dry Cleaners and steam dye works are described as leaders in Key Illinois trade. The ad mentions agents C. C. & B. Poosbontas smokelear coal and garstang fuel, with various contact points like 2 Main 29 and Tiephons 20.
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Paris Dry Cleaners
Steam Dye Works
N. Ulinois
Notphone Ax
Foraker in line for party rule in Ohio
Special to the Bun Cincinnati Nov 10 The National administration approves the move to place Renata J. Foraker at the head of the Republican caucus in Ohio and likely to take control Cox was removed. Foraker signals support for a people’s convention over one man rule, taft’s role discussed with Dick. Politically the old machine face defeat and prestige fades as veterans fear loss of influence.
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Cincinnati
Renata J
Foraker
Rrpu
Metalature
Cox
Nias
Wang Ruby
Noraker
de Milne
Aml
Biosse
Taft
AmerGan Nl
Obin
Washington
Akron
Tart
Tate
Kootevelt
Seeritu
Herrick
Ceirit
Win
Aed
Hayes
Chloe Aitahte
Fig
Dead man elected dead man elected mayor in Mur tual
The Republicans elected William Rock as mayor of Mur tual after the election Tuesday though he died last Sunday. The party moved to fill the vacancy with the council selecting Mr Rock to serve until January. Democrat George Rupp, who had the next highest vote, will be chosen to complete the term.
Monument Honoring Railroad Link Across Delaware Valley
A monument at the Delaware valley marks the great railroad project with a granite plate reading that ground was broken for the Erie road on November 7, 1838 and that the route aimed to connect the Atlantic with Lake Erie. Ralph Kinsley, 1, died after a head neck injury at home in Delawarest, on May 8.
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Ecripps-Sarah Presb Association
Phposit
Delaware Valley
Erte
Lake Erie
New York
Dunkirk
Otis
Ralph Kinsley
Joan Kinsley
Death of Illinois politician Luther M Dearborn in Chicago
Luther M Dearborn, noted attorney and Illinois political figure, was found dead Friday morning at his boarding house in Chicago. Initial reports cite possible heart disease or apoplexy, with skull fractures noted by physicians after examination. Some suspect foul play. an accident insurance policy for 34500 was found in his pocket.
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Schipps-M'Rae Press Association
Chicago
Luther M. Dearborn
Illinois
Lisakull
State Committees Clash Over Legislature Results
Both the Democratic and Republican state committees claim the legislature and state ticket candidates. Final returns expected Friday to clear up the doubt as margins remain close and uncertain across the ticket.
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Cripps-Mare Press Association
Democratic
Missing convict Rufus Weeds sparks sheriff pursuit
Sheriff Edward Spurter and deputies scour Frankfort Jed area for Rufus Weeds, a convicted robber who vanished after leaping from a moving train near Brad Ripple Thursday. Authorities now suspect he rode atop the coach to flee, with no trace found despite constant search.
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Sherif
Edward Spurter
Rufus Weeds
Ref
John H. Haggard
Frankfort
Jed
Brad Ripple
Sherif Searcier
Woods
Train Crash Kills Three Norfolk & Western Workers
Three train crew members die after a freight train derails near Vivian on the Norfolk and Western line. Engineer Henry Floyd Fireman Crawford and Krakenmn Patterson were killed while the conductor and two other brakemen were seriously injured.
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Sciupysit Rae Press Association
Bluefield
W. Va
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Vivian Aind
Henry Floyd
Crawford
Krakenmn Patterson
Preparations for Battle Reported in Lien Chow
Five American marines are reported in danger as villagers in Lien Chow arm themselves amid rising tension. The scene unfolded as Chinese authorities seek to stabilize the area and prevent further clashes.
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Scripps-Apmae Press Association
Hong Kong
Lien Chow
Fraud Bulletin Targets New York Election Disputes
A grand jury indicted ten men for election fraud tied to New York mayoral race gains. Hearst and McClellan attorneys prepare for court battles over the disputed result with McClellan ahead by about 3,000 votes among a 382,000 total. Hearst claims a plurality and seeks fraud reversal. Hefty rewards totaling $27,000 are offered for convictions of Tammany leaders.
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New York
Grand Jury
Hearst
McClellan
New York State
New
Indianapolis City Sues Gas Firm in Federal Appeal
In Chicago on Friday, November 10, the federal court of appeals heard the case of the city of Indianapolis against Consumers Gas Co. The city seeks to reverse Judge Baker’s ruling enjoining the city from acquiring title to the gas properties, arguing the municipality had the right to purchase the plant.
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Scripps-M' Rae Press Association
Chicago
Federal Court of
Prince Louis is entertained aboard Governor's Island
Prince Louis of Battenberg was hosted at lunch on Governor's Island by General Grant. He and his party then attended a reception at the Brooklyn Navy Yard with Admiral Coghlan as host. On Saturday the prince was taken to West Point for a visit.
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Prince Louis
Scripps-3surab Press Association
Wew
York
Battenberg
Governor's Island
Gen. Grant
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Admiral Coghlar An
Prince Wis
Hunters Are Afield in Open Season Opener
Seventy eight Dunters applied for licenses at the deputy commissioner E. Earle office on Thursday. Among them were T. H. Parry of Parry Manufacturing and other prominent businessmen and sportsmen. Friday morning many gunners headed to districts miles from the city for the first day of the open season.
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Dunters
Deaputy-commie
Thurmay
T. H. Parry
Parry Manufacturing Company
Wives Suspected Belt Maker In Dirty Shirt Tale
In circuit court Joseph Hensworth sues Matilda for divorce, claiming his belt maker work and nights out explain her jealousy over dirty shirts. He says she hits him and the home life grew violent, while she testifies she would never live with him again regardless of his contrition.
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Joseph Hensworth
Matilda
Clay Allen
Hensworth
Abe
Amas
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