Cossio 18 released father of Evangelina Cisneros
Augustin Cossio has been freed from Cabana fortress Havana and is the father of Evangelina Cossio Cisneros who escaped from a Cuban prison weeks earlier. He was captured in 1886 and later moved to Isle de Pinos before returning to Havana.
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Washington
Augustin Cessio
Cabana Fortress
Havana
Evangelina Cossio Cisneros
Cuba
Miss Cisneros
Augustin Cossio
Cienfuegos
Cabanas
Campos
Evangelina
Isle de Pinos
Senor Cossio
Jose Berriz
Evangelina Cisneros
Berliz
New York
Cuban Constitutional Assembly
Camaguey
la Yaya
Domingo Mendez Capote
City and Railroad Confer Over Woodside Crossing
City officers and Pennsylvania Railroad leaders met Friday to discuss a Woodside crossing with options including a tunnel or overhead bridge. No agreement reached as General Manager Loree General Superintendent Miller and Attorney Pickens attended. The railroad seeks city funding of at least half the cost while Mayor Taggart disputes the share. A follow up meeting is planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Woodside
Loree
Supt. Miller
S. O. Pickens
Taggart
Carnival Project Discussed by Board and Trade Group
The joint committee of the Board of Trade and Commercial Club discussed a fall carnival project. The group agreed a great building should be erected for the presentation of spectacles and pageants to attract public interest with D. Pe Brwin and Cavanaugh noted among supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of ‘Trade and Commercial Club
Five Years Of Hard Labor For Two Counterfeiters
Heinrich A. Brown the German photographer of Valparaiso and Theodore Hansen a companion in counterfeiting received five years at hard labor in the Columbus Ohio penitentiary from Judge Baker. Hansen was found guilty. Brown spoke to the court and cried as his wife and two daughters were mentioned. Hansen studied photography under Brown and specialized in taking pictures of money.
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Heinrich A. Brown
Valparaiso
Theodore Hansen
Columbus
Baker
Hansen
Brown
Prussia
William
America
Wishard
Haymarket
Chicago
Mother in tears as court splits children in divorce ruling
Judge McMasters grants the divorce to John W. Collins. He orders one child to the husband and the other to Mrs. Erma Collins, prompting her to sob and plead she wants the kids more than money. Alimony discussed as property worth about 3000 dollars is divided. The trial spanned three days with accusations of adultery and claims of fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Township
Flech
Collins
Misters
Burton trial nears verdict as closing arguments unfold
Prosecutor Wiltsie blasts defense while Burton’s lawyers press for reasonable doubt. Downing and Spahr challenge confession credibility and highlight alibi gaps. The defense argues manslaughter and urges mercy as Judge Offutt delivers clear instructions limiting the charges.
City to complete new police head quarters and dispensary
The article notes rising progress on a new police station and city dispensary with occupancy expected January 1. It details estimated furnishing costs at 9125 dollars, ongoing work by plasterers and carpenters, and plans to move council functions into the new building while expanding space for city departments and a future parks department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Scherrer
City Record
Board of Works
Board of Health
Perjury charge linked to earlier false pretenses acquittal
Thomas Kane now faces perjury accusations for sworn statements to obtain money from an accident insurer after an acquittal for obtaining funds under false pretenses. In police court four youths including Harry Shaines and Arthur Melvin were arraigned for highway robbery of Frank Rupe near Senate and Pearl streets. the revolver and $3 were recovered, and the case was continued pending Rupe's appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kane
Stevenson Building
John W. Holtzman
Harry Shaines
Thomas Hanrahan
Harry O'Brien
Arthur Melvin
Frank Rupe
W. J. Gates
W. Thirtieth St
Senateave
Pearl St
Asche
Dugan
O'Brien
Rupe
Col Blacks Argument in Murder Trial at Greenfield
In Hancock county court, Col. R A Black resumes defense for James Burton charged with killing Frank Redmond. He urges the jury that murder indictments cover lesser degrees and that the state must prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt. He casts doubt on the prosecution, noting four men linked to the robbery and questioning the confession.
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Spahr
Greenwood
Louisville
Snahr
Pruitt
Cal. Black
Jie
Burton
Col. Kisch
Black
Wiltsie
Downing
Ant
Tennessee Penitentiary
Splann
Andersonville
Libby
Colbert
Frank Redmond
Indiana
Shakespere
Supreme Court
Woods
United States Court
Mr. Wiltsie
Miss Redmann
Ripley County
Offutt
Burton Cold
Col. Black
Mr. Black
Harvey
Phillips
Collins
Buschman
Busehman's
Buschman’s
Peak
Nashville
Pembroke arcade to host Saturday evening concert
In Indianapolis occupants of the Pembroke arcade plan a concert this Saturday evening. Joe Scharff and family from Chicago were called home due to the illness of his father Nathan Scharff living in the Yeddo flat at 313% N. Alabama. Home telephone company to organize to operate a local plant using Kurtz national company apparatus with about 1800 subscribers claimed.
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Pembroke Arcade
Joe Scharff
Chicago
Nathan Scharff
Yeddo
Alabama St. Home Telephone Company
Kurtz National Telephone Company
Indianapolis
Council Committee On Public Morals
Phoebe Deaconess Society
Tomlinson Hall
Howard Clark
Louisville
Mattie Mahoney
James W. Thompson
United States Army
Sorrell
Thompson
Initiation Prank Turns Sour in Local Liquor League
A Tuesday night joke by 20 candidates in the State liquor league rooms ends when a colored cleaner, hearing a “goat” feeding plan, uncovers a coffin end used as a prop for the initiation. He fled after fear and an investigation revealed the hidden bear bottles in the coffin box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Liquor League
Callen
Doc
Yondah
The Sun Watch Contest Sparks Wide Participation
The Sun's watch contest attracts many youths as girls turn in 25 subscriptions each in a day. Boys trail closely with strong promise of success. The contest ends the night before Christmas, inviting new contestants to earn prized timepieces with modest effort.
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity ends Nov 28
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 8 pm Nov 28 calls for colder and fair weather. Saturday night should be fair and Sunday also fair. Noon Saturday temperature was 20 and 2 pm reached 33.
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Indianapolis
Sunday Church Services Across City Selections
Multiple churches list morning services with various ministers including Rev R H Neighbor Rev C N Sims Rev C E Bacon Rev M L Haines Rev J E Pounds Rev C C Lasby Rev A J Graham Rev R V Hunter Rev J Cumming Smith Rev G A Carstensen Rev C A Hare and Rev G A Hare. Evening services noted at several, with many dispensing them for Associated Charities anniversary events at English's Opera House.
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First Baptist
R. H. Neighbor
Meridianst
M. E
C. N. Sims
Roberts Park
M. B
C. E. Bacon
First Presbyterian
M. L. Haines
Central Christian
J. E. Pounds
Central Ave
M. H
C. C. Lasby
Christ Episcopal
Associated Charities
English
Opera House
Woman Orchestrated Murder To Marry Lover At Wedding
Saint Scholastique November report details Isadore Poirer’s murder after a church wedding. Poirer’s wife Mrs Isadore Poirer and Samuel Parslow confessed to killing Poirer by throat cutting during a home attack to enable their marriage plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Scholastique
Saint Cauute
Isadore Poirer
Samuel Parslow
Blauvelt Sues for Divorce Over Non Support
Lillian Blauvelt, a singer who performed at an Indianapolis festival, filed for absolute divorce from Royal Stone Smith of New York City. She asked the court on Friday for an order against non support citing grounds of non support and seeking legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
Lillian Blauvelt
Winchester
Royal Stone Smith
Carnegie Academy of ‘Music
New York City
Turned the Tables in Contempt Case at Judge Carter Court
Cora M Stelting had her husband brought to Judge Carter's court on a contempt charge after she claimed since their divorce 77 weeks ago he has paid no support for two children. Attorney Swift alleged the husband left Indianapolis for Chicago before the divorce and sought custody changes favoring Stelting and her mother. The case will resume in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora M. Stelting
Carter
Swift
Stelting
Indianapolis
Chicago
Elisha
Tomlgson
Traders Point
Praise for Miss Oxlepp in London Violin Times
A London Violin Times critic lauds Miss Jeannette Orlepp, introduced to the world by the Indianapolis press club. The reviewer notes rapid progress under August Wilhelm, captivating delivery, flawless intonation, and masterly double stops, describing her as a teen with exceptional skill.
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Oxlepp
London
Jeannette Orlepp
Indianapolis Press Club
August Wilhelm
Tex
Aly
Rumor Claims MP Salaries Restored to Pre 1893 Scale
In St Louis on Friday night Vi c Warner said there is no confirmation of a salary rollback at Missouri Pacific and that reports of restored pay to pre 1893 levels are not substantiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Vic Warner
Police Hartford Dies From Haymarket Riot Wounds
Chicago November 27 Police Hartford a victim of the unrest at the Haymarket riot died at Cook County Hospital. Wounds sustained during the riot contributed to the death according to hospital reports.
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Chicago
Hartford
Haymarket
Cook County
Gresh's Dancing Re Union Trust Building Reopens
City notice reports a re opening of the Gresh's Dancing Re Union Trust Building at 120 Ei opposite the post office. Daily new classes announced by Jing include exercises and dance sessions.
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Gresh
Dancing Re Union ‘Trust
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Evan
Gelina Cisneros
Ordizance
D&e
de Lome
Massachusetts Ave
Spain
Madrid
Catholic University
Tannis Taylor
United States
American Ordnance Company
Ordnance Company
McMasters
New City
City Life
Wm. II
Elder's
I Jones
Blauvelt
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