Legal dispute over transcript in Heath case reaches Supreme Court
Court fights over a certified transcript from Hendricks county involving Heath and a street railway. Attorneys allege interlineations tainted the original complaint claiming injuries occurred without fault, while officials certify the transcript as a true copy of the filed document.
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Xinst
Citizens’ Street Railway
Eiers
Ing
Wymond J. Beckett
Heath
Hendricks County
Ompany
Beckett
Hendricks County Court
Supreme Court
Will H. Latta
Latta
Henry L. Tolman
Chicago
Tolman
Hendricks
John N. Hurty
Indianapolis
Zim ¥. Dugan
Hendricks ‘County
Wilbur A. Masten
Hottest high school game decided for state title at Newby Oval
The manual training school and high school clash at Newby Oval Saturday at 2 pm in a fiercely awaited Indianapolis showdown. Both teams boast wins this season and will attract enthusiastic fans as North side rooters fill the east grand stand.
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Manual Training School
Newby Oval
Indianapolis
SMT
Moore
Knowles
Boyce
Thompson
Wells Kittle
Kaylor
Naughty Plainfield boys run chicken roosts in old cabin
A group of boys aged 10 to 18 from Plainfield Indiana are accused of forming a robbery ring centered on raiding chicken roosts. They allegedly used an abandoned cabin on the town’s edge as their gathering spot to eat chicken and read Western dime novels like Diamond Dick.
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Plainfield
Ind
Rts
Left Child Found After Accident in Ward 14
An infant was found following a collision in Ward 14 involving a politician and his wife in Augusta. Investigators report a child was left at the scene as authorities secured the area and began inquiries.
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Augusta
William J
Puncilman
Howze advances on Rosales as MacArthur closes on Tarlac
Manila reports Col Howze moving from Victoria to Rosales, linking with MacArthur's push toward Tarlac. MacArthur keeps supply trains running from Bamban while planning to trap insurgents north and west of Tarlac. A Geroni force and about 1 00 enemy are said to be in the region, with 2 American prisoners believed held in the mountains before relief arrives.
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Manila
Col. Howze
Victoria
Rosales
MacArthur
Lawton
Tarlac
Bamban
Geroni
Howze
Coli. Hoawze
Wallace and Lesley Appointed to Continue County Book Inquiry
The county commissioners appointed Samuel Wallace and Daniel Lesley to resume the investigation of the county books after Bookwalter and McCaslin were discharged. John J. Appel and Austin B. Prather were briefly selected before reconsideration. The choice drew scrutiny over qualifications and public perception.
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Samuel Wallace
Daniel Lesley
Bookwalter
McCaslin
John J. Appel
Austin B. Prather
Greer
Wallace
Lesley
McCastin
Prather
Smith
Appel
Taggart
Senator Fairbanks Leaves for Washington Quietly
Indianapolis reporters note Senator Fairbanks slipped to Washington Sunday without word and his private secretary followed with his grips. They plan to stay away until he speaks in Congress. Beveridge remains in Chicago, and Overstreet is in Columbus, Indiana as speculation swirls over future moves.
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Fairbanks
Washington
Congress
Beveridge
Chicago
Durbin Denies Withdrawal From National Committee
Col. W T Durbin of Indiana denies he will resign as national Republican committeeman while pursuing the governorship. The statement was made from Anderson Indiana on November 17.
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National
Two Men Plead Guilty In Petit Larceny Case
William Harris pleaded guilty to petit larceny, fined $1, and sentenced to one to three years in criminal court. William Combs also pleaded guilty to petit larceny and received one to three years and a $1 fine.
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Wiliam Harris
Wiliam Combs
Jouvi
Lee
Gloria
Dresden
Cail Cole Dobbiel
Weis Discharged in Police Court Embezzlement Case
Charles Weis, formerly employed by the Smith premier typewriter company, was discharged in a police court Friday morning after being charged with embezzlement. Charles Bookwalter testified to Weis' good character as a witness. Weis has two children aged one and three years old.
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Weis
Charles Weis
Smith’ Premier Typewriter Company
Charles Bookwalter
Wild Wool Market Sends Prices Skyward
In Boston on November 17, wool prices rise quickly as dealer to dealer sales complicate tabulations. Exports abroad surge and sales volumes remain strong, signaling a fervent market.
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Boston
Meteor strikes Baraboo farm tearing earth and burying itself
A meteor fell on Casper Accola's farm near Baraboo Wisconsin on Thursday night tearing up soil and burying itself several feet in the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Wis
Casper Accola
Postmasters Convention to Meet in Peoria Next Year
Busy readers report that the national postmasters convention will convene in Peoria Illinois the following year. Other items note the Buenos Ayres sailing to New York with 600 immigrants and a quaran tine due to smallpox.
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Peoria
Buenos Ayres
New ‘York
Patria
Guthrie
Chicago
John Mollman
Cincinnati
Frisco
Kate Galowski
South
Emmitt Still
New York
W. Va
J. D.payne
Stutler
Laredo
Tex
Lynching Trial Tells of Suspects and Witness Testimony
The courtroom heard testimonies about the Tyler lynching case with questions on who had motive, including the Terrell family, and whether individuals like Marion Tyler or Bill Terrell were involved. Witnesses described injuries and observed signs in the Marshfield area as the trial proceeded.
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Cockrin
Tyler
Terrell
Tom Terrell
Mr. Rooker
Marion Tyler
Baker
Feaure
Charles Thomas
Charles Crusen
Crusen
Thomas
Scottsburg
Joseph Cochran
Indianapolis
Attorney Cockrum
Ulysses Uerre
Jim Rutherford
Mr. Rocker
Bill Terrell
Rutherford
Flo
Bil Terrell
Mr. Cockrum
Father kills seven children then dies by suicide in Chicago
Cornelius Corcoran aged 49 killed Margaret Corcoran 5 and wounded Kate 14 John 7 Lizzie 3 before shooting himself. Earlier he gave laudanum to five children, suspected insanity and no visible means of support. Police and coroner note probable mental illness. Also a separate note reports Sarah Cropper seeking to marry Frank Carson under unusual circumstances.
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Chicago
Cornelius Corcoran
Margaret
Kate
John
Lizzie
Margaret Corcoran
Clifford
Timothy
Imothy
Corcoran
Corcorane
Derby Jockeys win Chaddesden and Friary plates in England
Derby race results report L Reiff winning the Chaddesden plate on Orris Root and the Friary plate of 200 sovereigns on Heir Male. Sloane finished second on Doric.
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Derby
Eng
L. Reiff
Orris Root
Heir
Sloane
Doric
Estella Marr seeks divorce from Charles for cruelty and failure to provide
In Indianapolis Estella Grace Marr files for divorce from Charles Marr citing cruelty and neglect. Old notes mention bankruptcy plea by Juble M Phillips of Alexandria with 1 498 72 debts and 201 assets. Also listed are silver passes issued to wives of ex presidents and a daughter Anna Thomson. Detec tives Dugan and Stout arrest two men for cowhide theft. cases postponed to Nov. 22. An ad touts One-Minute Cough Cure claiming quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Grace Marr
Charles
Juble’m? Phillips
Alexandria
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. Edgar Thomson
Thomas A. Scott
George B Roberts
Anna Thomson
Thomson
James Hedges
Thomas Goeghen
Dugan and Stout
Daly
Births and Deaths in Muncie Area Report
Birth announcements list many couples with addresses and newborns a girl or boy. Death notices record causes like heart trouble tuberculosis pneumonia and vertebral abscess. Marriage licenses shown for two couples. a child labor case in Muncie with a company fined.
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John H. Whitemar
E. Tenth-st
Ishzabeth Scott
W. Olvie-st
Nancy Smith
Miami-st
Albert Lee
W. Walnut-st
George Williams
City Hospital
Bertha Lichtenberg
Edwin Rutenberg
Charles M. Tiart
Bessie McClain
George F. Raricks
Soptia Halm
University suspends thirteen for girls laundry raid
Thirteen students at the university were suspended by the faculty on Thursday night for complicity in the raid on the girls laundry on Halloween evening.
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G. B. Madison
W's
Duffy Appeals Conviction To Supreme Court
John Tuffy, convict in a robbery case involving Fran cis Leak, appeals his 1 to 3 year sentence to the supreme court. The appeal seeks review of the criminal judgment and potential reversal or modification of the penalty.
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Duffy
John Tuffy
Francis Leak
Supreme Court
Wheat and grain markets show mixed gains in Chicago actions
Chicago markets saw nervous trading as wheat closed with Dec 66 3 4 cents and May 71 4 cents amid fractional advances. Liverpool losses persisted against Chicago, with bearish Argentine shipments and a weaker Northwest rail intake. Export volumes reached 4 540 000 bushels for the week while corn and oats moved higher and pork products held at firm levels.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Oais
Rals Bolard
Logan Widow Denied Philippine Funeral as Burial Is Made
The widow of Maj. John A. Logan loses the plan to ship his body to Youngstown for burial. Due to no embalming facilities at San Fabian, the depart ment says Logan was laid to rest in the Philippines. Also reports the City Grain Market notes inspections and prices for wheat corn oats and hay on Thursday.
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Washington
John A. Logan
San Jacinto
Youngstown
Logan
Philippines
San Fabian
City
Bcar
Orn
Timothy
Hay—Firm
Classified notices and ads fragment from 1899 page
A compact list shows help wanted, room rentals, found items, sales and lost items. Entries include a girl for housework, cooks, furnished room rentals at multiple addresses, a found bicycle frame, a rubber tired baby cab for sale, coal and wood prices, a lost mitten, and a sale notice for The American Manufacturing Company plant with equipment and office furniture for pattern and der work, bids due by Nov. 21, 1899.
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Winnois
Bath
Capitol
Alabama
Meridian
Liberty
S. Illinois
American Manufacturing Company
John G. Dunn
N. Hie Nois-St
Interstate Stock Yards Market Report November 17
The WM. H. BLOCK CO reports at Interstate Stock Yards on Friday cattle receipts around 100 with mixed shipments. Quotations cover good to prime steers 1,330 lbs and up, various heifers cows calves hogs and lambs with price ranges across weight classes and quality, including export bulls and packing hogs. Union Stock Yards Indianapolis also issues similar quotes for good to prime steers and feeder stock with extensive price bands for cattle hogs and sheep.
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Interstate
Interstate Stock Yards
Ccc
Ceee Cescee
Eee
Cceseeseee
Chicago Markets Report Wheat and oats rise on export demand
Chicago markets show gains in wheat with December at 67 4 64c, May 71 2c as Duluth exports lift prices. Cern closes up 3 1 2c, oats advance about 4 4c. Provisions steady with January pork near 9.50, lard 5.05 to 5.10 and ribs around 7 8 1 4. Primary receipts reach 837000 bushels.
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Chicago
Duluth
Liverpool
Northwest
Cern
Lara
Riba
Pstkgen
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Congresman
Jesse Overstreet
Columbus, Ind
Durbin
Carson
Sarah T. Cropper
Frank Carson
Carson &Thompson
Pressley
Indiana's
Steve
John and
Mary Purden
S. East St
C. T
Gertrude Thompson
Virginia Ave
Abe
Ida Goldberg
Maple St
Julius and
Minnie Ledig
S. Summitst
Louis and
Faunte Leonard
Joseph and
Lizzie Lauter
W. McCarty-st
Peter and
Mary Stuck
Olive-st
Emma Emrich
Bismarckst
Rebecca O'Mara
Bismarck-ave
Wayne and
Lotta Ferrell
Udell-st
Daniel and
Anna Daly
River-ave
George and
Mattie Macky
Goodlétave
Muncie, Ind
Muncie Glass Company
Mrs. Logan
The
Malottave
New Jersey
Southeastern-ave
Eiderdown
A. Rogers
Rogers
Eece Neweset Als
Agence Ap Andinns
Cs Cenvereenecees
Wesabe Sioner Reas
Alge Franes
Nice
Mer
Packer
Sheffield
Tetlow
Gossa
Anderson's
Alaere Misia Abs
Naples
Pahibniaple Steelss
Ford’s
Lotro
Lotro Deaceeteeessess
Ld BC Coffee
WM. H. Block CO
Union Stock Yards
Medmi
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