Judge Rules on Lack of Jurisdiction in Tyler Damage Suit
Judge Baker rules that Indiana law grants a fourth share to nearest kin in a $5,000 damage case involving Marion Tyler whose lynching followed his arrest in Scottsburg. The widow has no children, and attorneys for the sheriff argued lack of state interest. Trial slated after another rail suit concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Marion Tyler
Whdow
Indiana
L. EL & We
Indianapolis
Scottsburg
Priest’s Death Probed by Polish Church Factionists
Serious charges arise as Bishop Anthony Kozlowski and followers of the independent Catholic Church announce a Philadelphia investigation into the death of Rev. Vincent Zalanski, found dying in his room last Friday. Local Polish churches are alarmed. some friends allege murder by church factionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghicago
Anthony Kozlowski
Independent ‘Catholic Church
Vincent Zalanski
Philadelphia
Kozlowski
Salvation Army officer reports reform of former criminal in Chicago
Lieut Crame of the Salvation Army says Tom Gould, once a notorious Give-keeper in New York, has been converted and will don the army uniform to dedicate his life to aiding the fallen in Chicago. Gould is said to depart for his newmission Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Crame
Salvation Army
Chicago
Tom Gould
Gould
Tuteday
Corn theft degrades into police court case
David Brooks of 611 East Norwood street was fined 30 dollars and ordered to 30 days in the workhouse for stealing two sacks of corn from Perry township farmer F. M. Fuller. The sentence was suspended. Sylvester Butler of 619 Stevens street was arrested on the same charge and released on a suspended sentence. They had earlier gone after walnuts and filled bags with corn on the return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Brooks
E. Norwood St
F. M. Fuller
Perry Township
Sylvester ‘Butler
Stevens St
The South Knocks Him Out Novel Mill Closure
Chester Pennsylvania November 18 The Tilley Manufacturing Company a textile mill has closed down for a novel reason John Tilley says the mill could not compete with the southern mill on the same line of goods The move reflects regional competition in the textile industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Tilley Manufacturing Company
John Tilley
Child Ingests Morphine Tablet Suburb Incident
Five year old Johnnie Wadsworth of Noble and Meek streets consumed one-fourth grain morphine tablets from his mother’s medicine. Dr Loop at City Dispensary treated him. he is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Wadsworth
Noble and Meeksts
Loop
City
The Tell-Tale Wires and Global Events
A dispatch notes a federal grand jury session in Louisville probing alleged election frauds. It mentions Gen Miles touring New Orleans, Italian parliament meeting in Paris, glass firms gathering in Pittsburgh, and a pope addressing nonagenarians worldwide. An accident in Fort Worth injures Burt Harvin and Irishmen Tallon and Redmond influence Roosevelt donation coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Gen. Miles
New Orleans
Paris
Pittsburg
Pope
Burt Harvin
Fort Worth
Tex
Daniel Tallon
John E. Redmond
Ireland
City Life Demands and Court Fines Chronicle
Alonzo Peck laborer 1124 5 West St declared insane Monday. Bob Nickson fined 50 dollars in police court for associating with immoral characters and stealing six towels. Sam Hinkle arrested as a fugitive wanted in Johnson County for assault and battery. Detectives Wilson and Solan made the arrest. John Hizer colored fined 60 dollars and sentenced to 9 days in the works for hard battery. James Hoffman 16 of Atkins Saw Works injured when arm ripped open by a saw. taken to St Vincent Hospital. arm to be saved. 516 Hamilton Ave profanely acted Sunday. Mike Helbrick Haughville grocer fined second seven for bellines liquor packet tees Saturday. Several acted Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Peck
West St
Bob Nickson
Monay
Sam Hinkle
Johnson
Wilson
End Solan
Ohn
Hizer
Iam
Hoffman
Atkins
St. Vin
Bellines Liquor
Robber Breaks In Stolen $1400 From Pence Home
In Swayzee Indiana on Sunday a robber forced entry to the Pence residence at the home of alien Pence and at the point of a revolver seized a pair of trousers containing $1400 drawn from the bank the previous day to pay a debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Farly
Alien Pence
Swayzee
Pence
Republicans plan national convention call for 1839
Senator Hanna will issue a call for a Republican national committee meeting in Chicago no later than December 14 to set time and place. Chicago Denver and other cities expected to send strong delegations as Republicans aim to meet before the Democrats possibly by mid year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hanna
National Committee
Chicago
Denver
Watkin's Quiet Visit Ties To Baseball Deals
W H Watkins known as Watty, former Indianapolis club manager, is in town for business. He did not register at the Grand hotel. He has visited selectively and may be involved in a potential purchase of the Wittsburg team by a Brush interests group. He has not denied possible charge of Brush's Cincinnati team next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watty
W. H. Watkins
Indianapolis Baseball Club
Grand Hotel
Wittsburg
John ‘S. Brush
Brush
Cincinnati
Republicans consider gas ordinance amid committee delay
The council contracts and franchises committee has not yet called a meeting to review the gas ordinance from last Monday. Chairman Evans says delivery to him occurred only last Saturday and a meeting will be set soon. Republicans plan amendments and cite rate ordinances from other cities to bolster the local measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Committee On
Evans
Disappearance of Madison Squire Linked to Bigamy Case
In Madison Indiana on November 13, it is reported that Squire Joseph Chasteen vanished after his wife’s past marriages and children emerged. The couple’s settlement left only a $3,000 farm from an initial $10,000, and the sons claim a civil war era marriage and warned of arrest for bigamy if he stayed. The next morning Chasteen disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Ind
Joseph Chasteen
Chasteen
Mrs Harris Appears as Witness in $20,000 Suit
Gardner and Brown for Oliver N. Henry oppose Mrs Harrison testifying claiming she is incompetent due to marriage to Henry. McBride and Lecklider argue her divorce makes her a competent witness. The trial hinges on Mrs Harris testimony with a Monday afternoon session granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner & Brown
Oliver N. Henry
Henry Harris
Harrison
Henry
McBride & Lecklider
Harris
Tesla Wireless link said to connect New York and Paris
A Colorado Springs report to the Times-Herald claims Nikola Tesla will wirelessly connect New York and the Paris exposition next year based on successful experiments conducted there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Times-Herald
Colorado Springs
Col
Wea
New York
Paris Exposition
Nikola Tesla
May Music Festival Sets Three Concerts and One Afternoon
The festival directors announce a three night and one afternoon concert lineup with lower prices across the event. Described as a May music festival, the plan focuses on affordable access and extended programming for attendees.
Fatal Gun Accident Claims Life of Geo Pritchard
Geo Pritchard, 18, was fatally injured at Cloverdale when a gun accidentally discharged Sunday evening. The charge struck his left side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Geo. Pritchard
Cloverdale
Mrs James W Hensley Dies Suddenly at Supper
Mrs James W Hensley aged 10 5 half place died unexpectedly Sunday night at the supper table. She had been an invalid but was thought to be regaining health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Hensley
Sleighing Improves After Snow in Maine
In Lewiston Maine on November 13 after seven inches of snow fell the weather cleared and turned cold. Sleighing is excellent with good conditions for travel and rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Lewiston
Clay Fined for Practicing Dentistry Without License
Grant Clay, colored, of 108 N. Illinois Street, was fined $25 for practicing dentistry without a license on Monday. The case was appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Clay
Grant ‘Clay
N. Ulinoisst
No News From White Conference Updates Report
London dispatch notes no official word from General White since Thursday. The item includes an ad claiming DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured a long illness in a wife, praising it as the best salve for healing and cures, with a call from "All druggists."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
London
Gen. White
Noland
Rockland
Niles
DeWitt
Two Babes Slain Near Caruthersville Crime
A 21 year old man, Charles Pearman, fired a shotgun at a levee camp twelve miles south of here killing two babies and wounding several others in a family dispute. Seven of nine members were shot. Pearman fled to Tennessee but was captured Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caruthersville
Charles Pearman
Poe
Pearman
Tennessee
Sunday
Japan and Russia in tense near Masampa coast
In Shanghat on November 13 tensions rose as Japan refused Russian occupation of Masampa shorefront in Corea. Japan ordered London shipyard builders to speed up a new battleship. Philadelphia reports Russian officials fearing delays may hinder the Variag cruiser and Retvizen battleship project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Japan
Masampa
Corea
London
Philadelphia
Far East
Cramp
Variag
Retvizen
Deadly hunting incidents claim multiple lives in Michigan
In Detroit on November 13, reports confirm William Burse of Deckerville died while hunting. Wesley Matthewson, 24, of Durand, was fatally wounded by a fellow hunter. George Snap of Bamcroft was killed deer hunting in the upper peninsula. William Worink died from a duck hunting shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
William Burse
Deckerville
Wesley Matthewson
Durand
George Snap
Bamcroft
Upper Peninsula
William Worink
British Cruiser Halts French Vessel at Delagon Bay
Report confirms a British cruiser fired two blank shots to stop a French vessel at Delagoa Bay, then allowed it to proceed. The Fatre says the incident could spark an Anglo French war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrie
Paris
Delagon Bay
Fatrie
Burdette Visits Riley With New Lecture
Humorist Robert J. Burdette visits James Whitcomb Riley at Denison. He travels with his wife and plans to deliver a season lecture titled The Woman with the Broom. The two friends share a long history and mutual regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Burdette
the Denison
James Whitcomb Riley
Riley
Mr. Burdette
Case of John Mitchel Delayed as Victim Phillips Absent
The John Mitchel shooting case involving Henry Philips was rescheduled for Tuesday but Philips will not appear. The case will be continued for about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchel
Henry Philips
Phillips
City Grain Market Prices and Inspections Report
Inspections list wheat corn oats and hay figures for Monday Nov 13. Grain car counts include No 3 red wheat one car and total 63 cars across grades. corn prices show No 1 white 38 14c and various No 2 to No 4 white and mixed grades with dozens of cars. oats and hay bids also recorded with prices for timothy hay and weak market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Two furnished rooms for rent and upstairs room share
Advertisements show two furnished rooms for light housekeeping with references at 103 Fort Wayne Ave and an upstairs room with two beds available for two additional tenants. Rates noted at $3 per week with bath and furnace heat in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne. Ave
E. Vermort
Washington
Capitol-ave
N. Holinois St
Chicago Markets by Wheat Decline and Global Shipments
Chicago markets report general wheat declines Monday with December 6644 614c and May TBdUTge. North west traders led selling while profit takers and privilege holders bought little. Paris and Antwerp fell, world shipments last week totaled 8,610,000 bushels with Prussia supplying over 2,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwest
Liverpool
Eaea
Paris
Antwerp
Prussia
Duluth
Seaboard
Sie
Bates
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dge Baker
Zelenski
The
City Life
Republicans
Watkins
John T
Mrs. Harris
Tesla
Miss Souri
Deadly Sport
Michigan
Burdette
Isie
S. Kass
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania St
Corner Pine
Fletcher Ave
Massachusetts Ave
Delaware
E. Michtigan St
Wwe
Pea N. Alabama
Union Stock Yards
Ingianapolis
Carlitle
Stqgis Ceewessvershlees Ea Venegadicen
SGOT
Sevedeeath
Alae
Sca Cvae
Sloets
Narances
Ceney
Hechtbeck
Interstate Live Stock Market
Interstate Stock Yards
Stoots
Slcots
Ceesees
Wm. H
Ioe Eden Ata
Het Saeng Seteletehisit Camedl
Saxony
Castor
Oxford
Fast
Wales
Meta Vanes Ulgtag
England
Anedtebea Allies
Esceseees
Sc En Cvecen
Oa Japhielains Cate Eee
Wea Sioe
Belfast
Igcoie
Andrew Eads
Brussels
Smyrna
China
Nottingham
Vassar
Gibtecatalglusta
Hercules
Portieres
Kremlin
Silikolaine
FinargisGaehanes
Reda
Bagdad
Tanita Aabellans
Selleers
Eee
Eeaeeaee
Remnan
WM. H. Block CO
East Washington St
Eldredge & McRae
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!