Judge Alford Tackles Metzger in Grand Jury Probe
Court transcripts reveal Judge Fremont Alford urging the grand jury to investigate alleged abuses by Chief of Police Robert Metzger amid claims of political interference. Farrington’s assault case and board bias are cited, with calls for fair, impartial action regardless of party.
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Serongta
Cts
Chiet
Robert Metager
Fremont Alford
Cristinal Court
John Fardbgtom
Tydee Alford
Grand Jaros
Tam
Board of Public Safety
No Money for a Special to Carry the Commoner
Campaign chatter grows louder as election day nears with Indiana Republicans planning speakers and special trains. Senator J A Hemenway sets Shelbyville rally, while Albert J Neveridge promotes Logansport speech and Gov Cummins itinerary is outlined. Democratic efforts center on William J Bryan with a three day trip and potential interurban transport to reach crowds, amid rumors of corporate money backing anti reform candidates and insurance and brewery interests wary of new laws.
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Kumara
Shelbyville
J. A. Hemenway
Republica
Congress
Wemenway
Indianapolis
Lipton
Feveridge
Albert J. Neveridge
Indiana
Logansport
Niacampeian
Marion County
Tomlinson Halk
Charles A. Bookwalter Wille
John L. Grits Hitles
Liverpool
CW. Fatbanks
Goy
J. Frank Hanly
Lancer Ih
Waynetchester
Tipton Apedeh
Wiliam J. Bryan
Hendren
Baureau
W. H. O'Brien
Als
Tipton Korech
Tocul
Legistaire
Time of Danger in Isle of Cuba
Report by Jacob Waldieck from Havana notes Marines landed by order of Governor Taft as tensions rise. In the coming days rebels may disband or resist while firearms and confiscated horses are at issue. Taft Bacon officials in the palace urge peace and a possible June election. refugees gather as camp preparations continue.
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Jacob Waldeck
Havana
Jis
Taft
Bacon
Camp Colum Ee
Double Wedding All in Family In Shrewsbury
A mother and daughter, Ila L. Munsello and Syhll FR. Munselle, married in a secret double ceremony at the Shrew flat with a Northern Cafe wedding supper. J Stanley, tramway mall service superintendent, wed to Walter H. Riddick of New York City. The event, kept quiet for weeks, involved out-of-county licenses and a residence at the Roberts Annex, Tan, Illinois. The wedding party included relatives of both families and noted a prior marriage history for the Stanleys.
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N. I
Mra Ila L. Munsello
J. Stanley
Tramway
Misa Syhll FR. Munselle
Walter H. Riddick
Mr. Stanley
Mrs. Stanley
Shot By N PETOESS Patrolman Mussel Born in Corrette Marlon County
Patrolman Charles J Mussel an Indianapolis air department member since March 27 192 Patrolman Mussel born of Corrette Marlon county years older lived at Lids FB with a wife and four children one baby weeks old at time of death. Three of the children are by a former marriage.
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Charles J. Mussel
Corrette
Marlon Coungry
Ined
Indienapols Air
Mussell
Braves
Marrige
Lids FB
Edward Petticord Dying A Native of Indianapolis
Edward Verticor Petticord, a palive department member, is dying. He was wounded in Indianapolis in 1869 and earned praise from superiors for duty and key assignments. He faced multiple charged crimes, had no wife or children, and resided at 1 BR McCartrest.
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Yatroimin
Edward Verticor
Indianapelia
Palive
McCartrest
Watkins Gains Full Control of Indianapolis Team
The Indianapolis baseball club changes hands as W. H. Watkins purchases the stock from Charles Rusehaupt with friends, giving Watkins complete control and appointing Charley Care as manager. No sale price disclosed amid a troubled season and friction among partners.
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Charles Rusehaupt
Indianapolla
W. H. Watkins
Mr. Watkins
Wells
Charley Care
Ruvazhaupt
Webster
Ayres, Tones
Moltet
Ruschaupt
Messrs
Watkins
Rughrupt
Pugilist Johnny Crow Dies After Knockout Blow
Everett Washington dispatch reports pugilist Johnny Crow dead from a kidney blow delivered in the thirteenth round by Bill Swartham at the Everett Athletic Club. Swartham was arrested after the knockout and crowed amid consolations.
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Ferippes McRar
Everett Wash
Johnny Crow
Bill Swaitham
Everett Athletic Club
Crow
Swaltham
Mrs Kalley Returns After European Tour in Indianapolis
Mrs Ena Hartwie Kalley arrived in Indianapolis following a tour of Europe. Services were held Sunday afternoon at the Kalley home.
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Kalley
Ena Hartwie Kalley
Indianapolis
Europe
HariingsKalley
United States Weather Forecast Overview
A weather bulletin notes increasing cloudiness likely late Monday night into Tuesday. Forecast mentions hourly temperatures and unsettled conditions across the United States with potential rainfall in some regions.
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United States
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Graft Allegations Plague Former Trustee Beaver
A grand jury report accuses former trustee Beaver elected November 16, 1900, of theft and fraud. It cites unseen transfers, improper rents, double contracts, coal gifts to friends, and borrowed funds, with names of alleged coal recipients to be provided by authorities.
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Fremont
Maroet Coal and Lime Company
A. W. Me
Guifo
Grand Jury
Reaver
Chet
Ansessor Clawain
Lawrence Township
Abscanile Atte
Henger Pote
Commerce case brief on demurrer in NA Retail Driggs suit
Sageph Te Keating and others file the complainant brief in United States v National Association of Retail Driggs. The brief argues demurrer points apply before the antitrust act and cites the contract in restraint of trade as unlawful. The court will fix the appeal argument time.
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Sageph Te Keating
Slaves District Vichories
Charles W. Miller
A.C. Harris
Demurter
United States
National Association of Retail Driggs. FI
Cna
Tn Themers
Werr
Tno
Mlexaly
Divorces Plowed Through In Crowded Superior Court
Forty three divorce cases lined up for trial Monday before Superior Judges J Le McManter J Leathers and Vinson Carter as a packed docket drew wives and witnesses. The day ended without completing all trials amid courtroom bustle and tense moments outside the building.
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J. le McManter
Vinson Carter
Samy Treoree
Petticord
Canog
Tueaday
Tha Ackro
Ix Jeare
Menry Clas Allen
Cirquit
Cole
Che
Verticord
Pegro
George Willan
Patticord
Wolza
Pamageway
Mee Cole
Fugitives Hunt Continues For Patrolman Russell
City police and the entire force conduct a tireless search for patrolman Charles Russell, missing after an incident, as Victim No 2 lingers dying and Edward Petticord lies wounded. The search continued through the night without revealing Russell's hiding place. Petticord may die from his injuries.
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Charles Russell
Afpray—Paterolman
Edward Petticord
Jesse Cole Murderer Wounded After Desperate Pursuit
Two patrolmen were shot Sunday night in a citywide manhunt for Jesse Cole, a Negro suspect later identified as Cole. Patrolman Charles Russell died at City Hospital, and Patrolman Petticord was fatally wounded but alive. George Williams admitted firing once. authorities chased leads across the city, surrounding houses and posting rewards totaling $240, with more expected.
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Charles Russell
Faward Peitfeord
Contiuer
Cole
George Willams
Petticard
Russetl
Petticord
Willams
Willakins
Teers
Cole Fred Sofah
Te Officera
Coles
Williams
Colm
Ant Algmatie Ng
Mt Cols
Asch
Hwater
Chia
Kenger
Asking
Hyland
West Newton
T Jp
Flinn
Kansas City
Necro
Tennessee
Coa
Hookwater
Thomas C. Wharton
Ttte
Colejx
Alleged Murderer of Policeman Identified in Arson Case
The story describes a suspect named Jesse Con or Jesse Coe alias Cole, a brown skinned man about five feet seven inches tall and 180 pounds. He is sought as a witness in a transit dispute and linked to a fatal shooting of Patrolman Russell after a confrontation with two armed men near a passage between holdings.
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Jesse Con
Jesse Coe
Cole
Waite
Coe
Hurricane losses in Mobile estimated at nine million
A rough estimate puts hurricane related damages in Mobile Alabama and surrounding area at about five million dollars with potential to rise to nine million as the storm toll and disaster impact unfold. Local authorities warn residents to heed evacuation orders and prepare emergency supplies.
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