Competitor Prisoners Released Amid Cuban Reform Talks
Washington learns the Queen Regent pardons the five Competi tor crewmembers after Spain moves toward pacification on eve of Congress. The men include Alfredo Laborde William Gildea Ona Melten William Leavitt and Charles Barnett. Release follows diplomatic pressure and defense of civil trials over piracy charges.
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Washington
Spain
United States
Congress
Cuba
Alfredo Laborde
New Orleans
Joseph Wells
Key West
William Gildea
Berracos
San Cayetano
Jaborée
Lemon City
Fla
Cape Sable
Williams
Havana
Madrid
State Department
Woodford
Blanco
Lee
de Lome
State.department
Sherman
Boon
Self-confessed murderer pleads for light and blanket to banish ghost
Jeane Baptiste Cuillamet, held at Biddeford police headquarters, fights extradition to Quebec. He asks for a very light cell and sleeps with a blanket over his head to avoid a supposed ghost, while hoping to return home where he says the ghost will disappear.
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Biddeford
Jeane Baptiste Cuillamet
Quebec
Guillemet
Kelly
Somersworth
Stubborn Operators Defy Coal Mine Strike
Labor officials McCormack and Schmidt condemn Cabel & Co. in Daviess County for refusing compromise at the mines. Workers desert, customers boycott, and the firm plans to import another car load of workers from Kentucky as white miners seek other jobs in the area.
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McCormack
Cabel & Co
Daviess County
Schmidt
Caliel & Co
United States
McCcormack
Kentucky
English's Opera House Showcases Tragedy With Modjeska
English's presents a wide week of attractions led by Modjeska in tragedy with Joseph Haworth. The program includes Mary Stuart, Macbeth, and new comedy and burlesque by Grace Vaughn and Hoyt revues. Seat sales began Thursday with matinees and grand productions at Pembroke and the Grand. The Park features Wen Ton No Man and Indian drama by Go Won Go Mohawk and Chief Garegua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English
Opera
Modjeska
Joseph Haworth
Mary Stuart
Macbeth
Grace Vaughn
Hoyt
Wen-Ton-No-Man
Indian Corps
Go-Won-Go Mohawk
Ga-re- Gua
Bedroom. Sets in all woods Wm L Elder Feed
Fragmentary notice mentions a sale or listing connected to William L Elder in feed goods. No clear event, place, or date readable. Limited details present.
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Woods
Wm. L. Elder
Murderer Robert Love Jailed in Los Angeles for Indianapolis Killing
Robe rt Love colored, who shot and killed George Anderson in May 1896 in Indianapolis, has been captured in Los Angeles and jailed awaiting extradition. Police plan to send an Indiana officer after him for trial.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Indianapolis
Robert Love
George Anderson
Ored
Love
Quigley
Glass
Wither
Colbert
Ninney
California
Vandalia
St. Jonis
Anderson
Ar Aderson
Louis Reibeld in Egypt to marry in Cairo
A letter from George Reisner to H. A. Bronson says Louis Reibeld formerly of the Bates house is now in Cairo Egypt and will wed soon there. His fiancee illness postponed the wedding and she went to Egypt for health. Mr and Mrs Reisner arrived safely in Cairo.
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Blanco
Havana
Bianco
Madrid
New York
the Herald
la Madrema
Mayia Rodriguez
Pedro Diaz
Raoul
Arango
Luis Perez
Gayo
Rodriguez
Spain
United States
Louis Reibeld
Egypt
George Reisner
H. A. Bronson
Bates House
Cairo
Mrs. Reisner
City Life Highlights Charities Conference and Local Civic Notes
State board of charities secretary Bicknell attends Illinois conference. Diphtheria forces school closings in Middle township. Truant officer Maj Mulky reports on his work. Postmaster Sahm faces removal of three clerks over mail knife thefts. Officials testify on Ludwig character in Danville. Money order chief Sewall visits Indianapolis for grand jury. Music events planned by Mannerchor under Ehrgatt. Rebecca Goldberg to assist. Nicaragua fruit and coffee Co files articles in South Bend with 15000 capital. Rome, N. Y. residents among stockholders. Additional local entities include Needham lodge K of P, Gas City water and light, and Indiana Quarries of Bedford.
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Sahm
Treas. Scholz
August Lemcke
Danville
Chas. Ludwig
Evansville
Ludwig
Sewall
Money Order
Louisville
Indianapolis
Federal Grand Jury
Mannerchor
Louis Ehrgatt
Cincinnati
Rebecca Goldberg
Ehrgatt
McCulloch Club
Plymouth Church
Nicaragua Fruit and Coffee Company
South Bend
Rome
Needham Lodge No
K. of P
Gas City Water and Light Company
Indiana:quarries’ Company
Bedford
Widow of Dead Millionaire Fights for Claim in Court
Chicago reports focus on Minnie Wallace-Walkup as widow claims to estate of John B. Ketcham. Keller the butler and John Weller the confidant are under police scrutiny amid questions of marriage and will. Keller testified of a Milwaukee trip and a claimed marriage, while Mrs. Wallace maintains her widow rights.
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Chicacio
John ‘8
Ketcham
Minnie Wallace
Cabmean
John Weller
Wallace-Ketcham
Mr. Ketcham
Milwaukee
Manhattan
Mrs. Wallace
Sle
Ketehum
Wetcham
Capt
Homer
Keer
Milwanukee
Ixetcham
Wallace
Keller
Hoolawrer
Neletam
Nelier
Hansen
Noel
Odd Fellows Elects Officers and Discusses Building
The Grand lodge of Odd Fellows named officers in the morning session with R P Davis of Portland as grand master and O W N Craynor of Muncie as deputy. The grand wardens race drew five contenders but no election occurred before adjournment at noon. Afternoon talks focused on a building committee report and a likely new lodge building. J F Lugenbell and Ed Farrer demonstrated the secret work.
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Grand Lodge of Odd-Fellows
R. P. Davis
Portland
O. WN. Craynor
Muncie
W. H. Leedy
Indianapolis
J. A. Wildman
G. L. Reinhard
Sovereign Grand Lodge
M. H. Chappel
D. C. Searls
H. c. Ray
J. M. Good
Theo. P. Davis
J. F. Lugenbell
Ed Farrer
Worth Dentist Cornered Severth and Windssts Dr W B Craig
Dogs treated at Wood's stable by Dr W B Craig veterinary surgeon with contact by telephone 1097 or 193.
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W. BE. Craig
Wood
Prohibitionists Eye National Conference After State Wins
Tickled by recent state election triumphs the prohibitionists plan a mid December national conference described as a love feast. In seven states they total 119000 votes while national totals in prior campaigns reach 187000 to 260000, with Pennsylvania showing notable gains. The Wine and Spirit Gazette notes the movement’s rising vitality and the New York Voice publishes a Princeton inn case defense.
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Waterites
Helen Gougar
St. John
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Wine and Spirit Gazette
New York Voice
Princeton
Wife Declares Freedom From Smack in Habeas Case
In a superior court habeas corpus ruling Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Smack, formerly Leavitt, told that she would not live with Thomas Smack and must be released to her parents. The court held she was free to go where she wished, with the decision prompting emphatic accusations from relatives and a verdict that she could depart with her papa and mamma.
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Tom Smack
Papa
Mamma
Thomas Smack
Superior Court
A. L. Feemster
Smock
Oliver C. Leavitt
Harvey
Indianapolis Weather Outlook for 36 Hours
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for warmer, fair conditions. Thursday night and Friday should be clear with rising temperatures. noon Thursday at 42 and 2 p.m. at 44.
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Indianapolis
Chivers to Speak at Indianapolis Workers Convention
Rev FH F Chivers international secretary of the B P U A will visit Indianapolis Friday for a 3 to 4 pm workers convention at First Baptist Church parlor for Junior leaders officers pastors and others. A 738 pm grand rally at College Ave Baptist Cloister will feature Dr Chivers and Dr Hancred. ST LOUIS Nov 18 Thomas Johnson alias Henry Clay hanged for the murder of William Amend in the city jail.
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FH. F. Chivers
D. D
Tidianapolis
First Baptist Church
College-ave. Baptist Cloired
Chivers
Flilson
Hancred
ST. Louis
Thomas Johnson
Henry Clay
William Amend
Social whirl marks midweek weddings and parties
Greensburg and Fort Wayne society pages note multiple receptions and luncheons held Wednesday afternoon. Weddings include Miss Mary L Snodgrass to Col John N Wallingford and Miss Harriet May Noble to George Champe with ceremonies and breakfast afterward. Fort Wayne couple Miss Edna Study and Mr Joseph D Harper wed Wednesday afternoon. couples plan new residences and postnuptial visits.
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Marshall Levey
Mabel Lutes
Nellie Carnahan
Leo Dreyfoos
N. Meridian St
Greensburg
Mary L. Snodgrass
Col
John N. Wallingford
D. R. van Buskirk
Fort Wayne
Edna Study
Joseph D. Harper
Terre Haute
Harper
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Allen Fletcher
Mary
Fanny Fletcher
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Harriet May Noble
C. B. Noble
George Champe
R. V. Hunter
D. W. Nobile
Huron-st
Champe
Bloomington
S. Rogers-st
Yelen Marie Fife
James BE. Petry
Wtson N. Hast
Wtson N. Hast-st. Rev. A. Allerdiz, of St. Joseph’s Church
Itinerant lecturer accused in church assault
Fred I. West a 36 year old itinerant lecturer was arrested in Syracuse after attempting to assault 6 year old Anna Pittman in the Methodist church at Tully. A mob gathered to lynch him but was restrained by Rev Pittman and Attorney Patterson. West confessed and is jailed in the penitentiary.
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Syracuse
Fred I. West
Anna Pittman
Levit. Pittman
Tully
Pittman
Patterson
West
Justice Beeman
Attorney Patterson
Brooklyn
Danville
W. Va
Fraud charged in Indiana bank receivership case
In a superior court a defense opening argues that the First National Bank was purchased by Morrison with New and Wright acting openly and fairly. The plaintiffs claim concealment and misrepresentation of $142,000 in defalcations by Cashier Slaughter and Teller Miller. The defense contends the bank was solvent at sale and its later failure stemmed from events after Morrison acquired it.
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Frederick Rand
Indiana Banking Company
John C. New
John C. Wright
Charles W. Smith
Smith
First National Bank
Messrs. New and Wright
Wiliam H. Morrison
First National
New
Morrison
John L. Slaughter
Carey Miller
Messrs
New and
Wright
Hustlers push for new post office in Indianapolis
City hustlers and business boosters vow to target Washington for a new Indianapolis post office. They plan to present a fed turning sample soon after Congress convenes and pressure lawmakers until a bill passes, potentially years from now.
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Board Off Trade
Idianapolis
Washiton
Congress
Dingley
Washington
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Jacoh Custer
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Dublin
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State Board of Charities
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