Physicians Third Bride and Political Recount Clash
A Marion County recount dispute pits Republican state officers against Democrats with Attorney General James Bingham arguing no recount can occur and that voting machines should not be trifled with. Special Judge Frank Edenharter will hear 16 election contest cases as efforts to consolidate county matters unfold amid a charged courtroom scene.
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Frank Edenharter
Marion Circuit Court
Jesse Overstreet
Jarion County
Merrill Moores
James Bingham
Marion County
Moores
Fred Sims
Harvard Takes Game From Yale In 40 000 Sec Contest
Harvard defeats Yale 4 to 0 at Yale Field in a hard fought contest amid large crowds and notable spectators including Teddy Roosevelt Jr and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. Yale repeatedly attacks the Harvard line but is held on both goal lines. Contests featured numerous penalties, kickoffs, and strategic ploys as both teams push for the lone score.
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Yale
Coy
Wheaton
Harvard
Corbett
Verwiebe
Philbin
Crowle
Verwilebe
White
Vorwiebe
Cutler
Kennard
Hobbs
H Yvard
Dunlap
Withington
Attac
Corey
Burch
Sprague
Johnson
Brown
Cooney
Biddle
Goebel
Daly
Leslie
Smith
West
Heaviest Contributor to the Republican Campaign Fund
New York report shows the Taft campaign spent about 1,700,000 with Charles P Taft contributing 160,000 and leaders like P Morgan Andrew Carnegie W N Cromwell and Whitelaw Reid each giving 25,000. The list highlights many donors over 250 and notes hundreds more giving 500 or less across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Campaign Fund
New York
P. Morgan
Andrew Carnegie
W. N. Cromwell
Whitelaw Reid
George R. Sheldon
State Auditor of
Albany
W. H. Taft
Charles P. Taft
Charles P. Tatt
Carnegie
Nelson Cromwell
C. Kerens
Dibhey
Barrett Ridgely
Roosevelt
Rank B. Kellogg
N. Saunders
Alem Wien
Charles R. Crame
Samuel Insull
W. HH. Bartlett
James A. Patten
P. Frazier
John G. Shedd
Pevaewoes
Arrest in Fort Wayne for Bowers on warrant says
John Bowers was arrested at his home by detectives Foltz and Samuels on information from Sheriff Jesse Grice Fort Wayne on a warrant for his arrest. The notice provides no charge. Bowers claims the arrest is spiteful and that he has committed no crime.
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John Bowers
Holmes
Foltz and Samuels
Jesse Grice
Fort Wayne
Bowers
Mayor Johnson Rumor: Friends Offer Money After Fortune Shift
Cleveland mayor Johnson, who said his fortune was swept away yesterday, received many offers of aid today. Proffers ranged from 1,000 to 10,000 dollars, and those offering funds expressed disappointment when he declined. Johnson told a friend he is better off than he feared.
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Cleveland
Mayorohnson
Johnson
Moore’s Hill Alumni Banquet Scheduled in Indianapolis
The Moore’s Hill College alumni association holds its second annual banquet at the Columbia Club on December 4 at 7 30 PM. Dr W B Ward new college president and secretary P R McAully 3 N Ills Street organize the event for former students and alumni of Moore’s Hill College in Indianapolis.
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Innnapolis Association
Moore's Hill Col
Columbia Club
W. 8. Ward
N. Illis Street
Associa
Gompers Stays at the Head in AFL Re-election
Samuel Gompers was today re elected president of the American Federation of Labor with one opposing vote from Charles Jeske of Wisconsin. James Duncan was re elected first vice president by acclamation and John Mitchell was elected vice president of the federation.
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Ers
American Federation of Labor
Charles Jeske
Wisconsin State Federation
James Duncan
John Mitchell
State library building proposal seeks half million dollars
The legislature will be asked to set aside $500,000 for a new state library building. The plan envisions a structure housing many state government departments currently in cramped quarters. It would also host the state educational authorities, library commission, the library museum, the Indiana Historical Society headquarters and the Academy of Science.
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State É
Library Commission
Indiana Historical Society
The
Academy of Science
Defense Hopes to Prove Gunness Lives in Fire Ruin Case
LAPORTE Ind Nov 21 The Ray Lamphere murder trial resumed with defense main witness Dr Walter Haines of Chicago expected to testify he found poisoning in the stomachs of Andrew Helgelein and three bodies from the Gunness home fire The defense argues Mrs Gunness was seen alive since the blaze and witnesses will testify accordingly
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Andrew Helgelein
Gunness
Worden
Federal employee shot in Washington dominates city crime
Washington Nov 21 George W Gasgoyne an employee in the bureau of engraving and printing was shot and killed today by Thomas R Griffith a steel works employee in Griffiths room in the southwestern city section Griffith was arrested claiming Gasgoyne had threatened him
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Washington
George W. Gaggoyne
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Thomas R Griffith
Steel Works
Griffith
Gasgoyne
Hotel Man Uon Trails a Owindler
Manager Wilberham of the English hotel narrates a fraud case where Edward Longmore registered as Jean Frances and paid with a worthless check. Longmore was arrested an hour after the report, at Spencer, Indiana. The hotel manager notes prior victimization by similar frauds, often by check passers posing as professionals.
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Bray
Wilberham
Grigvy
Edward Longmore
Jean Frances
Longmore
Spencer
Ind
Unlawful For Beer To A Baby Case In Court
Elijah Groomes, indicted for contributing to a baby's delinquency by feeding beer from a nursing bottle until the infant became drunken, pleaded not guilty. Trial set for Monday, Nov. 23 at 9 a.m. The issue is whether the act was vicious or immoral. Groomes, a leader of a religious group called the Alphas, was arrested in October after admitting giving the beer. he now says a negro woman at the party gave the beer.
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Elijah Groomes
Groomes
Alphas
Roggersay at Criminal Judge's Bar arraignment crowd
Albert Knott pleaded not guilty to assault and battery with intent to kill Blanche Knott in general arraignment. William G. Bender denied a fraudulent check charge. Frank Bullock faced burglary and petit larceny indictments while Walter Bailey and others pleaded not guilty to varied theft and robbery charges.
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Albert Knott
Blanche Knott
William G. Bender
Lew Shank
Frank Bullock
Walter Bailey
Leslie Dunham
Big Four Railway Company
Benjamin Williams
Richard Alexander
Lawrence Tucker
Ralph Hay
Charles Jones
Peter Johnson
Mally Hay
Francis Curtis
Curtis
Ralph Jones
Richard Martin
William Seaman
Allan Weatherman
Albert Whitney
Ageault
Henry Bailey
Sheriff-Elect Announces Hild Appointments
Sheriff-elect Jacob Woessner announced a slate of appointees including Theodore Portreus as chief deputy and Robert Sloan as executive deputy. Other posts covered include summons clerk John Lysaght, bailiffs William Beeman and William Wilson, service deputies Nick Wormser and Andrew Sweeney, and jail staff Frank Klein Joe Turk George W Losh and Charles Steinmetz.
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Jacob Woessner
Theodore Portreus
Robert Sloan
John Lysaght
William Beeman
William Wilson
Nick Wormser
Andrew Sweeney
Grand Jury
Frank Klein
Joe Turk
George W. Losh
Charles Steinmetz
Highwayman Suspect Pleads Not Guilty in Robbery Indictment
Willis Stokes, a Black man, indicted on robbery charges pleads not guilty at arraignment. He is linked to multiple robberies against white women, using force, including the theft of $5 from Minerva Irwin.
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Willis Stokes
Stokes
Minerva Irwin
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