Earl Bullock Boy Bandit Dies After Shootout
Lawrence Kansas November 13 Earl Ross Bullock a 17 year old bandit and murderer died at Simmons hospital at 2 25 am Bullet pierced his throat after a pursuit by a posse in a forest near Lawrence His companion 15 year old William McKay surrendered and gave a statement clearing up the case Bullock had robbed the Eudora Bank and earlier killed a policeman and two would be captors before dying by his own hand in the field
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Lawrence, Kas
Earl Ross Bullock
Simmons Hospital
Bullock
William McKay
Earl Bullock
Eudora State Bank
Willie McKay
Jacksonville
Fla
Fred Starr
Kaw Valley
Eudora
Star
Henry Wilson
Kaw
McKay
John Miller
Miller
Lawrence
Eudora Bank
Robinson Pringle
J. A. Donaldson
Florida National Bank
Donaldson
Kansas City
Senate
Kas
Pitchfork Duel Between Farmers Leaves Man Reported Fatally Wounded
In Stark County Indiana Clar ence Benninghoff and John W Rank fairing with a pitchfork battle left Benninghoff likely fatally wounded with Rank Arizona? The report notes a fatal outcome but is incomplete. Further details awaited from LaPorte news desk.
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Laporte
Ind
Stark County
Clarence Benninghoff
John W. Rank
Genninghof
West Indies hurricane death toll and Jamaica losses rise
Newark dispatches report Jamaica Haiti and Kingston suffer severe damage from a weeklong hurricane with $5,000,000 property loss in Jamaica and hundreds feared dead. Flooding wrecks roads and ports as aid networks struggle to reach affected areas amid ongoing oceanic disturbances.
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West Indies
Jamaica
Western Union
Kingston
Holland Bay
Commercial
Turk's Island
Hayti
Port de Paix
Gonaives
Edinburg
Scotland
Nairn
ST. Johns
N. F
Newfoundland
Portia
Day Named Field Agent to Raise Funds for Presbyterian Congregations
The Indiana synod appoints the Rev. Jonathan C. Day of Irvington Presbyterian church to raise funds in and around Evansville Indiana for reimbursement and relief of congregations whose properties were confiscated by a high court decision. He will spend the next days in this field work.
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Evansville
Ind
Jonathan C. Day
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Indiana Synod
Verdict for Daughter in Probate Case Over Inheritance
In probate court Mrs Laura McKee won a judgment of 600 against the estate of her mother Mrs Rhoda Raird on the transfer of property to Mrs Julia Caplinger. Caplinger, McKee’s twin, was to care for their mother, but McKee claimed partial care provided by herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura McKee
Rhoda Rairdon
Julia Caplinger
McKee
Burglars Break Store Windows Downtown
Burglars operated in the downtown section between 3 and 4 am Saturday, breaking plate glass at two corner stores and entering the Douglas Shoe Company on Meridian and Washington, unlocking a money drawer but taking nothing. A Deschler’s cigar store rear door window was smashed but entry likely blocked. a boy near the safe area raised police concerns. Jesse King reported multiple break-ins at his home on Senate Avenue in the last three months, with a burglar spotted Friday night. O D Hatcher’s saloon at 1126 East Tenth Street reported entry and theft of money, tobacco, and liquor.
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Douglas Shoe Company
Meridian
Washington
Bacon
Deschler's
Cigar Store
Pennsylvania
Market Streets
Jesse King
S. Senate Avenue
O. D. Hatcher
E. Tenth Street
Park Board Cannot Declare Street A Park Judge Rules
Judge Remster ruled that a boulevard cannot be made a park by the Park Board and Parks must be created by city ordinance. In Oscar Hartmann’s saloon license case the decision grants Hartmann a license after denying the 500 foot rule near Capitol avenue boulevard.
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Park Board
Judge Remster
Oscar Hartmann
Capitol Avenue
Remater
Hartmann
Tolin Insane When He Signed Will
Flora J. Tolin and two children Harry and Albert were beneficiaries of James J. Tolins will died last April. Judge Ross ruled Tolin was insane at the time of the August 1907 will and set it aside after hearing evidence. Tolin had previous suicide attempts and a brother killed himself in June 1907. he died suddenly at home later.
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Flora J. Tolin
Harry
Albert
James J. Tolin
Ross
Tolin
William McLucas
Funeral of George T. Evans Monday
The funeral for George T. Evans president of the Acme-Evans Milling Company will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the residence 1018 N Meridian Street. Evans was brought to Indianapolis from Chicago Friday and died after a streetcar collision while visiting in Chicago.
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George T. Evans
Acme-Evans Milling Company
N. Meridian Street
Mr. Evans
Indianapolis
Chicago
Kregelo and Bailey
Two Indianapolis Boys Sentenced in Juvenile Court
Two boys from Indianapolis James McNamara of 426 Cedar Street and Samuel Goolsboy of 988 Blake Street were sentenced in juvenile court to Plainfield on Saturday for stealing bicycles. It was their second appearance before the court.
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Indianapolis
James McNamara
Cedar Street
Samuel Goolsboy
Blake Street
Jury Foreman Missing as Steinheim Trial Advances
Paris reports the jury foreman in the Marguerite Steinheim case is absent prompting a medical inquiry after a telegram said the foreman was ill. Supplementary jurors are sworn in as crowds surge outside the Palais de Justice and the trial proceeds toward a verdict expected by nightfall.
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Paris
Mme
Marguerite Steinheim
M. de Valles
Palais de Justice
Court of the Assizes
Palais de Jantice
Mariette Wolff
Steinhel! Cock
M. Rielle
Maitre Aubin
Will of Elizabeth Walcott Leaves Estate to Churches and Family
The will of Elizabeth Walcott disposes of an estate valued at 3.06 including gifts to the Board of Ministerial Rations of the Church of Christ in Indianapolis, the Indiana State Christian Missionary Society, and the Foreign Christian Missionary Society. She wills 500 each to granddaughter Jennie L. Moulin and daughter Mary A. Moulin, with a 200 provision for son Arthur if he is heard from before final settlement. John H. Rader named executor.
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Elizabeth Walcott
Church of Christ of Indianapol
Indiana State Christian Missionary Society
Foreign Christian Missionary Society
Jennie L. Moulin
Mary A. Moulin
Arthur
Ile Wistn
John H. Rader
Stenographer Wins Suit For Pay From County
Mary L. Spencer, a stenographer, won a superior court suit against the county commissioners for 125 dollars in services in probate court during 1907 and 1908. Judge Carter ruled a stenographer is necessary in court and that no county council or legislature can deny the stenographer's services.
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Mary L. Spencer
Jurge Carter
Frohman Divorced as Illington Retires From Stage
Margaret Illington, recently granted an absolute Reno divorce from Daniel Frohman, plans to quit her acting career and return to domestic life. Ed W. Bowles, a Pacific coast real estate and mining magnate, arrived in Reno incognito amid rumors of an engagement to Illington.
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Argaret Illington Frohman
Reno
Nev
Daniel Frohman
Frohman
Ed W. Bowles
Pacific Coast
Margaret Illington
Mr. Bowles
Yale and Princeton duel in annual football showdown
Yale scores early and defeats Princeton 9 to 8 as Yale blocks a punt and Lilly races in for a score. Michigan jumps to an early lead over Pennsy 12 to 0 with Braddock and Magison contributing on offense.
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Carr
Coy
Yale
Princeton
New Haven
Conn
Tigers
McCormick
Lilly
Hobba
Michigan
Pennsy
Philadelphia
Braddock
Thomas Boing
Allerdice
Miller
Magison
Pennay
Body of Slain Woman Lies in Pauper's Grave
Dordathy Hoff’s body rests in a pauper’s grave after being recovered from water near Bread Ripple. Her husband, initially alleging he pushed her from a wagon bridge, never sought details on disposal. Coroner turned the body to a county undertaker. clothing was later identified as Hoff’s. Hoff waived examination on murder and was sent to the grand jury.
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Dordathy Hoff
Bread Ripple
Adestial
Blackwell
Hoff
Polie Court
Toledo Wheat Cash Prices and December Santese Note
Wheat cash quoted at 1.21 percent for May and July options with a 1.244 basis in Toledo. December Santese noted with price reference in the cash grain report dated November 1.
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S.m
Santese
No Hope For Bank President Indicted In Murder Case
The Indiana grand jury indicted Hori for the murder of Fawcett in New Albany. No indictments were returned against the negro. James R. Tucker, a Louisville chauffeur, worsened, and Thomas J. Hoal and his father faced a tense meeting at the Indiana reformatory as the case drew public attention.
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New Albany
Ind
Hori
Fawcett
Louisville
Peyton
Indiana Reformatory
Hitchcock
New Albany Bank
John K. Woodard
Merchants’ Bank
Thomas K. Heal
James R. Tucker
Fireman and Wife Open Divorce Suit Over Dish Throwing
James A. Warrenburg of the city fire department sues May Es telle Warrenburg for divorce claiming she threw dishes at him and discarded their marriage license. He says she sent his clothes to the engine house and told him not to return, with the couple living at 1606 Spann Avenue.
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James A. Warrenburg
Barrett
May Estelle Warrenburg
Warrenburg
Spann Avenue
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Knipper
Toledo
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Preston Street
Thomas J. Hoal
Leon Leaf
Jeffersonville
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Oayo
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