Kentucky Court of Appeals Rules on Scott Jackson Appeal
In Frankfort Kentucky Oct 21 the Kentucky Court of Appeals heard Scott Jackson’s motion for a new trial in the Pearl Bryan murder case. Col Lockhart argued two defendants shared guilt, questioned admission of evidence, and detailed trial rulings while replaying testimonies from Mayor Caldwell and others. The session adjourned with Jackson and Walling’s confinement raising concerns and outside support affecting meals and postage as the appeal moved forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prankfort
Appellate Court of
Kentucky
Tie
Jackson
Walling
Lockhart
Scoatt Jackson
Jonga Walling
Boalt
Prva
Commonwealth
Chem
Crawfore
Scott Jackson
Theriy
Caldwell
Deitsch
Crim and
McDermott
Pearl Bryan
Pryor
Toelkaari
Tryor
Deport
Indiana
Dental College
Cincinnati
Jewis
Gidty
Ockhart
Pranskort
Ll. J. Crawford
Court of Appeals
Elidel
Millinery Display at Block Store Draws Crowds on Friday
Shoppers filled the W. H. Block store at Washington Street on Friday for a second floor millinery display arranged among potted plants. Hats encrusted with feathers from various birds hung with canaries overhead while volunteers from the free kindergarten and children's art society served lunch on the fifth floor. Proceeds from the event supported the society and were boosted by the store owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Block
T and
Washington St
Canary
Free Kindergarten and Children’s Art Society
Bac
Block
Weather Forecast for Indianapolis With Unclear Details
Forecast for Indianapolis is cloudy with some sun and mild temperatures. The text is garbled but suggests a mostly cloudy day with possible light precipitation and variable temperatures. No precise times, dates, or numeric figures could be determined from the fragment.
Deaths And Marriages In Local Notices
Deaths list several infant and adult entries with partial addresses and parents. Notable items include Infant Macintosh nine months and Brights Disease references. Marriage licenses show Albert Johnson with Mary Myers and Nathan Garhart with Annie Potter among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Johnson
Mary Myers
Nathan Garhart
Annie Potter
Tubal Alexander
Enia Hart
Great collar sale at the Globe and other shop notices
A jumble of 19th century retail ads notes sales at the Globe Albert Gall Cash Store Taylors and others. It highlights a Danbury hat rug patterns mu sic hooks and bread products with various stores promoting bargains and end dates.
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Globe
Albert Gall
Rubben
Taylors
Allison-Enos Co
Bryce
Kreitlein
Wasson
SUN
Messenger
People’s Outfitting Company
New York
Brosnan Bros
Robbers Strike Shea Grocery in Evening Holdup
Two masked men robbed John Shea's grocery at South and Missouri streets after 9 p.m. Thursday, pistoling five men including Black, Reilly, Doblin, and Cronin. They took $150 from the cash register plus a $7.50 check, then fled south on the Virginia street route. Police described the two suspects and searched the area, with no arrests by nightfall.
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John Shea
South and
Missouri-sty
Shea
Black
John Reilly
John Doblin
John Cronin
Shen
Sradenty
Ile
Titan
Rhoed
Tidimnapotte
Nicholas Born Read Dies After Liquor Habit
Nicholas Born Read aged about 68, formerly of Cantraria, died at Cir e Hospital Mourseay after years of ill health worsened by drinking. A veteran who served in WWI, he left a widow and six children to a community charity reports. his wife Mrs Barn recounts a tale of decline and neglect.
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Nicholas Doorn
Vanies St
Cire Hospital
Mourseay
Barn
Williams Creek
Wamion
Marion County
Hamilton County
James Letcher
Mann
Indianapolis
Habich
Kosciusko County
Louis Locke
Poplar Bluff
Warsaw
Ind
Locke
Sherman Krider
Ansel Mather
Daniel Mather
M4 Io
Twenty-fifth St
Delphi
Jonsville
Gas City
Fort Wayne
Madison
Richmaid
West Indianapolis
Swains Parsons
Goss
Flora's Troubles and Repeated Divorce Suits
A woman about 23 years old, identified as Flora, records ongoing divorce filings against her husband Richard. She has obtained two restraining orders, dismissed both cases, and pursued new suits for cruel treatment with requests for restraining orders, all ending in dismissals as authorities anticipate further filings.
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Johusten
Brunere
Richard
McMaster
Auriday
Free Silver Republicans Organize in Marion County
About 50 Republicans in Marion County formed a Free Silver club Thursday night at the Consumers' Gas Trust Building. Officers include Clavius J. Vaan Vorhis president Worth Wright vice president Clarence K. L. Watt secretary and Capt James White sergeant at arms. Several speeches urged action and some members planned to switch from their old faith.
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Marion County
Consumers’ Gas Trust
Clavius J. Vaan Vorhis
Worth Wright
Clarence KL. Watt
Ww. OC. Whitehead
Ait
James White
J. T. Wales
Bryan
Massachusetts
When You Light Biscuits and Flour at Nobickville Milling Co
Advertisement notes guaranteed flour and biscuits from Nobickville Milling Co connected to city parcels. Mentions Frank Butts at 158 Indiana Ave with phone 1791 for inquiry.
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Nobickville Miling Co
Frank Butts
Ind.ave
One More Hard Fall In Tax Penalty Supreme Court ruling
The Western Union tax case prompts a Supreme Court decision upholding a 50 percent delinquency penalty on telegraph companies. It holds telegraph property justifies special penalties and different revenue methods for various property types. John Smith's odd will propounds $4,120 in real estate and $1,980 in personal property with provisions for debts, family support, and specific bequests.
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A. Etcheam
Supreme Court
Western Union
Wise
Mindusy
Telegraph Company
John Smith
John J. Smith
Fatacet
Nanex
Smith
O Connor dismissed after drunken conduct inquiry
The Board of Safety terminated Tin OConnor from the police force after an investigation on Thursday night into charges of drunkenness and conduct unbecoming an officer. Testimony described a chaotic scene with a trunk on stairs and a beating incident involving Tim OConnor and Tim Seaman, with several witnesses claiming he was not drunk. OConnor defended himself, admitted a rough morning, and the board found him guilty, dismissing him, while Patrolman Rolemax Harrison Ogborn faced related testimony about interfering with a speech and sidewalk clearance orders.
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Tin Oconnor
Board of Safety
Tim
Job S. Seaman
West Sr
West Sr., Appeared Befote the Board and Testified Fthatoom
Ann Jocaganan Watsley
Arthur Formiaivs
Connor
Seaman
Seamany
Hanken
O'Connor
Treer Tuly
O'Conner
Earrly
Leamian
Shewalik
Morse
OY Connor
Piutity Ual
Harrison Ogborn
Meridian
Olen
Four Bryan speeches set for next Tuesday meetings
Arrangements completed for four Bryan meetings next Tuesday with presiding officials Gov. Matthews and Chairman Martin along with Taggart and Rochford. Bryan arrives from Louisville at 10:40 p.m. and proceeds to the Grand hotel by club escorts. A detailed parade route circles the city ending at the Grand hotel with Adjutant Geo. Robbins acting as marshal.
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Bryan
State House
Court House
Vemainson Hall
Matthews
Martin
Alavor Taggart
Grand Hotel
Gray, Cleveland
Meridian
Washington
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Circle
Market
Muers
Geo. Robbins
New Pastor Selected for Tabernacle Church
California minister Robert FE Coyle of Oakland has been named by the Tabernacle church committee as its choice for pastor. His acceptance remains uncertain as he leads a large Oakland congregation and may relocate only if moving east suits him, with a public announcement and formal notice planned next Sunday.
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Tabernacle Church
Robert Fe, Coyle
Oakland
Cal
Inedianapolis
West
Coyle
Congress of liberal religious societies meet in Plymouth Church
The American Congress of Liberal Religious Societies will hold its third annual meeting at Plymouth Church on November 17 18 and 19. The congress aims to end dogmatic religious spirit and reduce sectarianism with speakers from across the country.
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American Congress of Liberal Religious Societies
Plymouth Church
Parliament of Religions
Otf
Special Bathroom Tiles Referenced in Murky Note
Fragmentary OCR mentions Lily and tile brand names, plus horse feeding cue. No clear event, date, or place. The readable items suggest a fragmentary shopping or home renovation note with names Lily and Mi Lilty. Further context required for a complete summary.
Suit Will Be Begun Over Populist Ticket Row
Editor Mathews declares a mandamus suit will start to force the populist committee of 18 to uphold the straight populist ticket nominated Sept. 18. He accuses leaders of duplicity and vows to defend old soldiers' influence against Fairbanks and fusion efforts.
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Merion County
Chas. X. Mathews
Fie
Mathas
Oe Me
Grim Calls for Rematch with James Blackwell at 140 Pounds
Grim Wants another go after his 20 round clash with James Blackwell. He claims unfair play and accuses Blackwell of at least a dozen fouls while noting the referee did not penalize them. Grim seeks a fair rematch to a finish at 140 pounds and Mov aside.
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Grim
Kid Grim
James Blackwell
Blackwell
Mov
Githoolys abroad in musical comedy at the Park
The German troupe’s Park engagement opens with a light plot and lively dancing. Dollie Brooks Mestayer earns applause for two catchy songs while Emma Siegel, Flossie Sinnott, Dorothy Decker and Agnes Bayles impress in medleys and dances. Jerome Powers and Richard Geiger also shine in descriptive songs as fashion and costumes draw praise. Performances continue Friday and Saturday.
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Dollie Brooks Mestayer
Emma Siegel
Flossie Sinnot
Dorothy Decker
Agnes Bayles
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Ecote Jackson
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Prosecutor Lockmart
Ag Winter
Col Lockhart
Hleo
Mr. Crawford
Dante
Truste
Cols. Crawford
Tadken Durtil
Hackson
Ted
Scote Jackson
Newport
Jdgeson
Madison Ave
Covington
Birk
Otto Breeds
Les Wat
Waillik Neeringhy
Breedy
Uedinge
Thomas and Mary Tox
Vermont St
James and Vallian
Wsllader St
Fred and
Kate Meyer
Pine St
Frank and
Lilie Dewald
Hermansst
John
Tillie Albershardt
N. Liberty-st
Robert and St
Henry and
Mary George
Massachusetts-ave
Margaret Bornke
Shoemuaker St
Nicholas Born Read
Flora
Free Silver Republicans
Appanoore
Ottumwayda
Ketwiha Walker
Diamond Match Company
Chicago
W. H. Moore
Manajas
Franklin
Philadelphia
Germany
Wheeling
W. Va
Jie
War Department
Fort Leavenworth
I.as
Terre Haute
Voorhees
Mackinaw
State OF
State Board of Review
Mencatory
Osl
Dudged Howard
Ckty Life
Boart
Nord Caedlianapolis
H c
Jerry Collas
Wot Jones
Wot
Crrave
Market St
Miureday
A. Bra
Denison
Bicknell
State Board of Charities
Mibwaukee
Louis Ehrman
Ele
Gincoln Lane
California
mMardwood Mauréis, Grates
Sno.m. Lily
Mathews
Committee of Lie
Wees
Fairbanks
Republican Legislative Convention
Thos Hanna
Chas. W. Fairbanks
McKinley Soldiers’, Sailors and Sons
Veterans’ Camp
Hovey
Lew Wallace
Harrison Ogburn
Charles Cooper
Congress
Ravel
the Empire
Richard Gorman
Dennis McFo
Frank Pire
Princeton
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