Three in Larceny Case Linked to Bucket Shop Firm
Chester B Lawri and Edward B Underhill Briday along with Geo. M Siphee, bookkeeper for Lawrence rraigned on larceny charges. Detective McConnville testified the men obtained $1,000 from Catherine Rouckendorff by false presentation. Bail set at $5,000 each. case adjourned to Monday. prisoners remanded. The Lawrence firm faces potential further bucket shop prosecutions.
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New York
Chester B. Lawir
Edward B. Underhill
Briday
Asiphee Geo. M
Lawrence
McConnville
Catherine Rouckendorff
Pennies Wanted for Free Kindergarten Fund Drive
The Free Kindergarten Association of Indianapolis seeks pennies from households to support 24 schools. Canvassing began Thursday with some funds collected Friday. workers will continue until every city home is reached. The initiative funds 90 teachers and two shifts of schooling, with county support of 800 dollars and the rest raised locally.
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Free Kindergarten Association
Indianapolis
Court House
Pearl St
Associaon
Defaulter Brown Flees Through Ontario Hotels
Hamilton Ont November report says defaulter Brown of Newport Kentucky and a flashy companion were refused admission at several Brantford hotels. It is claimed Brown has funds awaiting him at the Cataract hotel Niagara Falls where he is thought to be fleeing.
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Hamilton
Ont
Brown
Newport
Brantford
Canada
Niagara Falls
District court sentences Bert Moon in theft case
In a criminal court on Saturday Bert Moon received nine months in the works after pawning a stolen bicycle. Also noted are ongoing state education reports, a Dickens evening at St Pauls Church, and various local incidents from the city, including a decomposed chicken sale arrest and coroner investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Moon
Superintendent of Public Instruction
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
M. J. Stewart
E. Washington St
Leathers
Squire
Billy’ Lockman
Russell E. Adkins
Henry Holler, Jr
H. J. Middleton
G. A. Gifford
T. C. Rutledge
Pennsylvania Railway Mail Service
Frank Schreyer
New Yorks
East Market
Pritchard
Richards and
Kurtz
Crider-Barnard
Jones
Chicago
Gas blaze destroys home of James White family
A gas accident at 312 West Sixteenth Street caused a morning fire that wrecked the kitchen and dining room of James White's home. His wife and daughter were away. the house next door was forced to be vacated after windows and a door were smashed. James White was returning home from a road trip to manage the loss.
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James White
White
Geo. Smith
Sixteenth St
Pretty Waitress Marries Millionaire in Hush Wedding
New York reports John Hamilton Brown, 65, famed inventor of the Segmented tube wire gun and millionaire widow with a married daughter, wedding 20 year old waitress Helen Wilson. The couple wed August 13 after a brief courtship, with the marriage only leaking out this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Hamilton ‘Brown
Helen Wilson
Brown
Smith & McNeil
Births and deaths listed in local notice
A dense local column lists births and deaths with ages and addresses. Notable entries include boys and girls born to multiple couples such as Harry and Ida Israel and Gustave D. Muhlenbruch, and deaths from pneumonia, old age, tuberculosis, and cerebral hemorrhage. A marriage is noted for Alvin Y. Raines and Barbara E. Zimmer.
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Yda
F. Glassburn
Blaine-ave
Croup
Rebecca
Jane Tingle
Mar
Tindale-Ave
O’brien
Shay
Hoyt-ave
Henry Mueller
Cornell-ave
Burdge
Park-ave
Lucinda Ellen Burton
Jefferson Ave
Wiliam J. Erhart
Ash-st
M. E. McLain
Haughville
William Bryan Thomas
Buchanan St
Howard J. Parke
N. Station St
Alvin Y. Raines
Barbara E. Zimmer
Property Transactions Reported of Frame Structures
W P Beckerich lists frame storerooms on Yandes Street valued at 1200 dollars. William Farley reports a frame house on Mount Jackson valued at 700 dollars. Jessie P Workman lists a frame cottage at 3323 EB New York Street valued at 9950 dollars.
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W. P. Beckerich
Yandes St
William Farley
Mount Jackson
Jessie P. Workman
New York St
Emotions Rule Handwriting in Crider Barnard Case
Federal court continued Saturday with Judge Baker agreeing to stay late to send the case to a jury. A Friday session heard expert opinions on the handwriting. Drake of Chicago believed the signature genuine while Tolman of Chicago disputed it, noting emotions can alter writing.
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Crider-Barnard
Federal Court
Baker
W. A. Drake
Chicago
Henry S. Tolman
Warrum
City to pay 23200 bill for Riverside construction work
Controller Johnson announced on Saturday that the city will cover a 23200 bill from Riverside Construction Co after Judge Carter refused a writ of mandate. The dispute centered on payment method, with the park board and city treasury previously at odds over disbursement details.
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Johnson
Riverside Construction , Company
Carter
Park Board
Lizzie Green Sues Mrs Em ma Thornton for 5000
The jury returned a verdict against Lizzie Green in her suit for damages from Mrs Emma Thornton who allegedly drove over her. The trial faced delays after power failures Friday night disrupted lights and steam circulation.
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Lizzie Green
Emma Thornton
Flood Continues In Kentucky Submerging Hopkinsville
A 36 hour downpour in Hopkinsville Kentucky has caused the worst flood here in two decades. Many families along the Little River have fled their homes and hundreds cannot reach businesses. Streams rise six inches hourly as tobacco warehouses and flour mills near the river suffer damage. Distress spreads through flooded rural areas and lightning Friday night killed livestock on several farms.
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Hopkinsville
Little River
Newman Guilty of First Degree Murder in Jealousy Killing
Pearl Newman was found guilty of first degree murder for shooting Wm. J. McCauley in Huntington on Oct. 7. The Philadelphia actor was killed in the house of Dorsey Brown after Newman grew jealous of McCauley talking with an inmate Newman favored. Jury recommended imprisonment.
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Huntington
W. Va
Pearl Newman
Wm. J. McCauley
Philadelphia
McCauley
Dorsey Brown
Newman
Man Credits Grape-Nuts for Restoring Health after Grip
Burton Kansas heavyweight stockman W. E. Beckham details a crippling grip attack that paralyzed parts of his hand and deranged his digestion. He credits Grape-Nuts as the brain and nerve food that revived his strength, restored his appetite, and helped him regain over 200 pounds within months.
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W. E. Beckham
Burton
Kan
Yale Leads as Bloomer Scores in First Half
In New Haven on November 24, Yale overwhelms Harvard 25 to 0. Bloom er breaks through for a 2 28 touchdown and Yale adds three more scores with one successful goal kick and another TD in the second half.
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New Haven
Conn
Bloomer
Harvard
Yale
Aonelea
Two Trustees Gone Indicted for Embezzlement
City Indiana date November 24 two ex trustees J D Dou little of Oil township and F D Ander son of Anderson township are missing both indicted for embezzlement each short about 2400 dollars sheriff found they had skipped out when attempting arrest Friday
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Indiana
City
Ind
J. D. Doolittle
Oil Township
F. D. Anderson
Anderson Township
Gas Inquiry Continues Into Consumers' Trust Costs
The city council gas investigating committee met Friday night to review construction costs for the Consumers' Gas Trust Company. Chairman Keller reported Saturday that the figures provided by the company appear correct, and the committee will reconvene Saturday night.
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the Council Gas Investigating
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Keller
Population, Crime and Capital News Snapchat
Population of Kansas 1 470 495. New York boss show closes Saturday night. Street car strike Key West Fla remains on. Richard Croker arrived Liverpool Saturday. Standard oil stock up to 741 high. Civil government in Benguet Luzon. Canadian baking powder men to fight the trust. Flood damage to California celery fields 150 000 dollars. Duke and duchess of Manchester sailed Saturday for the United States. Five prisoners escaped Fort Thomas guard house Friday night. Fred Krnst Elmira sentenced to death for Tobin Waverly killing. Gen Buller to accept Lord Buller title. Hubert Fuller 23 under arrest Rochester N Y for assault and murder of Teresa Keating. Ernest Scott Phoenix Ariz arraigned for assault two white girls and swallowing glass. Infernal machine sent to T N Cofer Charleston S C failed to explode. Dynamite and match heads found.
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Benguet
Luzon
California
Duke and Duchess of Manchester
United States
Fort Thomas
Fred Krnst
Elmira
N. Y
Tobin Waverly
Ernest Scott
Phoenix
A. T
T.N. Cofer
Charleston
Rainy gridiron decides MT H S victory in 1910 clash
Rain soaked Newby Oval favors M T H S over Shortridge as the high school teams meet in the annual match. Spectators fill the stands while the two schools rally with loud yells and strong crowds despite the wet conditions linking to heavy blacksmiths and slippery play.
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Nattre
Shortridge
Newby Oval
Northenders
Engineer Dies From Live Wire Shock At Indiana Power Plant
Peter Scheidecker a 28 year old Massillon Ohio man was instantly killed by touching a live wire at the Greenfield Electric Line power house as a new generator began service. He served as chief engineer for the company and was installing the machinery when the accident occurred early Saturday morning.
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Greenfield
Ind
Peter Scheidecker
Massillon
Greenfield Electric Line
Condition of Senator Davis Critical in Minnesota
ST. PAUL Minn Nov 24 The condition of Senator Davis was extremely critical Saturday with doctors stating his prognosis remained grave amid ongoing treatment and monitoring.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Davis
Local fires trigger alarms across three sites
The Mannerchor hall smelled smoke Friday night due to a defective stove but caused no loss. Lena Kaesbureg’s grocery at 1002 Highst experienced a fire with 325 loss from an overheated stove. W. F. Williams residence at 1038 Adellst also saw a small Friday night fire with minor damages. Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup advertised as quick relief for coughs and colds at 25 cents.
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Mannerchor Hall
Lena Kaesbureg
W. F. Williams
Removal Notice Shifts Doctor B F Bye Office
Dr. B F Bye relocates from 227 N Illinois to 403 N Illinois at the northeast corner of Vermont. Both telephone numbers remain 1925. Clark at 116 N Ilst remains the place. His photographs are described as best and lowest price.
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B. F. Bye
Illinois St
N. Hllinois St
Vermont
Clark
Ilst
An Old Nurse for Children Teething Syrup Ad
An advertisement claiming Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup eases teething pain soothes gums and cures wind colic and diarrhoea priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
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Mrs. Winslows
Grocery Price Shocks With Mix of Spices and Staples
Fragmentary supermarket list shows prices for sage pepper allspice cloves nutmeg and cinnamon, plus macaroni spaghetti graham flour and navy beans. Readable items include per pound prices for spices and a 3 pound Graham flour offer, with several garbled fragments around quantities and brands.
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Michigan
Mrs. Ault Arranges Her Funeral Then Dies in Galveston
Catherine Ault widow of Galveston Indiana carried flowers to her church for her own funeral on Wednesday. She returned home arranged her business and funeral robe then told friends that her death would come soon. She died Wednesday night from natural causes.
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Kokomo
Ind
Catherine Ault
Galveston
Inn
Interesting fact about election cases and jurisdiction
The text notes that federal court jurisdiction would have vanished if the parties were white, referencing 1884 federal statute repeal affecting race based cases and implying racial factors in jurisdiction. It mentions Indianapolis and negroes and suggests limited scope of laws remaining.
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Indianapolis
Queen Victoria Appears Strengthened Amid Health Rumors
Reports from Gen. Buker and other recent audiences indicate Queen Victoria remains robust with mental vigor unsurpassed, despite rumors of impaired health circulating in London.
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London
Queen Victoria
Buker
Agricultural Market Prices and Freight Terms Include Wheat and Hay
The notice lists prices for wheat No 2 red and No 1 white along with No 2 white mixed and No 3 yellow, with varying cents per bushel. It also shows oats and hay quotes with firm to steady bids and inspection figures for several car loads of wheat corn hay.
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Timothy
Fe Hay
Chicago grain and livestock price report preserves varied gains
Chicago market notes higher wheat and corn with mixed shifts across grains. Livestock and poultry prices show ranges for turkeys chickens ducks and geese with dressed poultry and eggs moving within narrow bands. Butter cheese and dairy product quotes round out the report with small gains and regional variations.
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Chicago
Kruger Meets Loubet in Paris Amid Crowds
President Kruger called on President Loubet on a Saturday afternoon as a crowd cheered along. A 300 student procession shouted Chamberlain the assassin before Loubet welcomed Kruger’s visit back in Paris.
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Paris
Kruger
President Loubet
Chamberlain
Loubet
Skruger
Interstate Stock Yards Cattle and Hogs Prices and Receipts
Cattle receipts light at Interstate Stock Yards on Saturday with orders for ship meats. Quotes include Good to prime export steers 1,350 to 1,500 lbs at 35.10 to 34.0 per 100 lbs and fair to medium export steers 1,200 to 1,460 lbs at 49.0 to 52.5. Hogs receipts 2,500. good to choice select heavy at 4.92 to 4.99 per cwt, fair to best light 2.06 to 2.40, good to heavy mixed 4.85 to 4.92. Sheep receipts nominal. lambs good to choice 8.50 to 30.8, common to medium at 3.0 to 4.0, stockers and feeders sheep and bucks per 100 pounds listed.
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Interstate
Avepals Cocseseeene
Wee Ceeevswee
Indianapolis Stock Yards Cattle and Hog Receipts Report
At Indianapolis Stock Yards on Saturday November 24, cattle receipts reached about 100 head with varied prices for Good to prime steers 1,358 pounds and up around 300 dollars, fair to medium steers 1,350 pounds plus around 400, good to choice heifers 1,200 pounds around 350, cows and calves mixed with quotes for heavy calves and bulls. Hogs receipts were about 7,000 with shipments 2,000 and prices listed for good to choice medium and light weights around 90 to 100 dollars. Sheep receipts were light with quoted prices for typical stock and shipments noted.
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Indianapolis
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Browwn
City Life
Brayton
Murphy Crutchfield
Edward
Kilian
Board of Health
Benham
Union Station
James Long
James Johnson
Charles Smith
Andrew Brewer
Charles Graydoh
Market St
Howe
Cggillacer White
V. A. Farron
Paine
Ogden Ave
Curicaco
Inly P
She
Harry
Ida Israel
S. Delaware St
Josephine Burdge
Parkave
Henry
Mary Linne
N. Summitst
Gustave D
Martha Muhlenbruch
E. Norwood St
Harry and
Nellie Gray
S. Olive St
Boon M
Maud Gasney
Tacoma-ave
Charles and
Lillie Cobert
Walnut-st
Harry Jr
Alma Smith
Miami-st
Norwood
Nathaniel
Mary Davis
Kentucky
West Virginia
Stockman
Aine
Kansas
Key West
Fla. Is
Richard Croker
Liverpool
Standard Oil
Buller
Lord Buller of
Lundysmith
Hubert Fuller
Rochester
Teresa Keating
Davis Warre
Wm. H. Block Co
LION
Fairbanks
van Camp’s
Cceer
Acorn
Java
Jordan
Heart Bisctits
THE
Victoria
O. K
City Grain Market
Interstate Live Stock Market
Union Live Stock Market
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