Belief Dr Brouwer Will Be Freed In Poison Trial
In Tom River New Jersey Oct 11 the Brouwer murder trial resumes as defense claims imminent acquittal. Prosecution seeks to prove Mrs Brouwer was poisoned with powders recovered from the home while witnesses challenge the idea of Bright’s disease as the cause of death. Analysts found no poison in the powders, while the state builds a case around suspected poisoning and Mrs Brouwer’s symptoms.
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Toms River
Wbl
Hie
Frank Brouwer
Brouwer
Han
Hy BH
Cate
Bright
Misa Dudley
Withersen
Wilson
Browwer
Snow Flurries Hit Indianapolis Before First Frost
A fragment from Indianapolis reports snow flurries Wednesday and a heavy frost Thursday. Weather officials note the premature snow marked a fringe of a northwest blizzard reaching northern Indiana and beyond, with temperatures near zero at 7 am Thursday. Indianapolis escaped the heavier wind and snow seen in other cities as a cold snap followed the brief snow event. The forecast promises fair and warmer conditions ahead.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Coal shipments cut by rail commission plan
The Indiana Railroad Commission, with Southern Indiana railroad, will cooperate with a Pennsylvania company to reduce coal shipments from southern Indiana fields by 18 cents per ton, cutting annual shipments by about 85,000 tons. The Pennsylvania rate to Shelbyville is also lowered from 2 to 41.50 per ton, aiding Anthracite transport.
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The
Indians
Southern Indiana Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Company
Shelbyville
No Terrifying Charges In Democratic Keynote
Judge 3 E McCullough spoke at the Marion county campaign kickoff at Magonte hall criticizing county and city rings. Republicans, though wary, predicted little effect on the election as Davis Warrum and Gavin led Democratic speakers and Tomlinson hall event with Overstreet slated for Thursday. Attendance was small and enthusiasm low but attention remained on local issues and Roosevelt era criticism.
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Judge M'Cullough
Marion County
3. E. McCullough
Marlon County
Magonte Hall
Judge MecCullough
McCullough
Chapirman
John Ruckelpsham
Repubblican County Committee
Metallough Rt
Tomlinson Hall
Jose Overstreet
Nq Ar
Ranger
Ruckershaus
Masonia
Addreaa
Psgard
Trgard
Roosevelt
Bryan
Snd
Williams
Warrum
Democratia Party
Indianapols
Frank E. Gavin
Enngreen
Gavin
John Stuck Tishaun
Republican Committee
William Burson
Pitty
John McGregor
Board of County Commissioners
Tomiineen Hall
Tonine
H. Jianna
Overstreet
Driver Takes Poison in Suicide Attempt Delayed Case
John Hafner, a driver for the Btandard MI company, ingested chloroform to kill himself and was taken to City hospital in a dying condition. The incident occurred at the barns of the Stendantil company near Pine and Lordste. Hafner, 32, married, lived on E Maryland at the time and fellow workers attempted to revive him as physicians arrived. The suit, filed by Joseph Cook and others to block a city market project, remains delayed after motions and amended complaints. City Attorney Frederick and Maryon pursued further delays in court.
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John Hafner
Btandard MI Company
Stendantil Company
Pine and Lordste
Siapennary
Jim
Hafner
E. Maryland
Matnoo
World baseball championship game in Chicago cover
The Sun will publish an extra this afternoon around three o clock with a full account of the Cubs versus the White Sox world series game in Chicago. The extra comes out several minutes ahead of any other extra as is usual during the series.
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Cubs
White Sox
Chicago
Long Wait For Aid After Rail Injury
A young man found badly mangled beside a Belt Railroad near Bethet Avenue died after two hours without medical attention. He was transported to a city hospital by dispensary ambulance after police received the call. The victim’s identity is not confirmed in the readable text.
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Bethetave
Sherman-ave
Churchmansive
Belt Railroad
Nt Te Hospital
City Theater Trunk Props Prompt Acknowledged Attachment Writ
Theater in Gayely faced an attachment writ as props including eighteen props and a pig were seized during a Wednesday night performance. Clerk Brennan, performer, faced salary disputes with two weeks pay claimed by management. Police and legal representatives awaited action. shipment plans were made to return trunks to Indianapolis if needed. The next show date shifted to Cleveland while the matter proceeds in court Monday.
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Pigey
Bnit Sharie
City Soneta
Gayely Theater
Charles Reno
Heer
Lin
Sli
Jimeph Brennan
Abnrine
Ache Alleger
Morany
Mba Daley Daled
Toledo
Phi Saeridan
Laave Brennan
Brennan
Sheridan Wiper
Crunka
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Attorneya Averill
Col. Mag
Bryan Archives Speeches Across Missouri in Lebanon Visit
William J. Bryan delivered four speeches across Missouri today starting in Lebanon. He planned further stops at NHayH Kennett Sikeston Cape Girardeau and Plat Teiver with supporters noting continued campaign momentum across towns.
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Serip Ye Eee Eevee Cmon
ST. Louis
William J.bryan
Mistouri Vtoday
Lebanon
Stringfield, Monett Fund Jontin
Nhayh
Kennett
Sikeston
Cape Girardeau
Wedded 10 Girl of Own Choice Frederick Fairbanks and Nellie Scott
Frederick Cole Fairbanks of Indianapolis and Miss Nellie Scott of Pittsburg wed in Steubenville Ohio on Wednesday. The bride comes from a prominent Pittsburg family and the groom is the son of Vice President Fairbanks. Parents were informed soon after. engagement had been expected to be announced this week.
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Pittsburg
Frederick Cole Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Nellie Scott
Fairbooks
Fairbanks
Pitsburg
Steubenville
Jook
Mighine
Young Won
Aerippa-Mcffee Preag Association
Manchen
Frederick Cote Fairbanks
Misa Nellie Scott
Lus
Milan Scott
Brodie
James Brott
Mr. Fairbanks
Beott
Miss Beott
Mira Scott
Scate
Surprise Pittsburg Elopement Bypasses Social Calm
Frederick Cote Fairbanks and Milan Scott secretly wed in Steubenville, a romance shock to Pittsburg society. The couple, acquainted less than a year, plan a European honeymoon after spending four days in Pittsburg with relatives.
Surprised Fairbanks Brother Learns of Marriage
Warren C Fairbanks son of Vice President Fairbanks was startled by news his brother Frederick Cole Fairbanks eloped with Miss Nellie Beatt of Pittsburgh and wed in Steubenville. He said he knew nothing of the matter and recalled Fred courting Miew Scott.
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Scrippe-HeHne Press Ansecial
Chicago
Warren C. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Frederick Cole Fairbanka
Netlie Beatt
Pittsburg
Steubenville
Fred
Miew Scott
Grinned at Ghastly Crime Details During Murder Trial
The trial of George Millar, the accused, featured a vivid witness account by Deputy Coroner J F Robertson describing the bullet’s path through Edward Pritchard’s body. Millar showed moments of animation only when the doctor detailed the fatal wound, then returned to a blank, impassive stare.
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George Millar
J. F. Robertson
Edward Pritchard
Robertson
Amt
Edward Petticoril
Tts
Had Narrow Escape On Street Crossing
Mary Cochran, an aged woman, fell while crossing Washington and Illy notmeats street car tracks on Thursday. She was hit by an approaching car but escaped with only a few serious bruises and went home to 2% Schilier Ave on 2 street end.
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Mary Cochran
Washington
Motorman Fails to See Accident, Man Dies at Hospital
Joseph El McNamara, 43, of Buchanan Street, was found near a streetcar track and later died at City Hospital from a fractured skull and other injuries. Investigators found two witnesses claimed he was struck, while car crews denied seeing the incident. McNamara worked as a shipping clerk for W. J. Macon Co and had long ties to M. O'Connor & Co. He was identified by his widow, rushed to the hospital, but died en route.
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Joseph EL McNamara
Buchanan St
Wedawadyy
William Witholt
McNamara
Rarat St
Atrack
Atruck
F. J. Robertson
McNamara Atruck
McXnemera
W. 7. Macon Co
Ax Shipping
M. O'Connor & Co
Capital One
Sho
Turnkey and Mathey Lock Up For Four Months
A Lafayette Sun report recalls a surreal scene where George Jones demands four months of confinement and work, as Mathey escorts him to a cage. Jones insists on eight days and a plan to work it out, with Mathey agreeing. Also noted is a Lafayette man who accidentally shot himself while shooting rain and a local jeweler offering a 20 percent cut on gloves this week.
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Mathey
George Jones
Turnker
Manthey
Jona
Lafayette
Ink
Oct
Patrolman Killing Trial Tells of Defendants Conduct
Court heard testimony in a murder case involving Patrolman Edward Petticord and suspect John Cousins. Defense contends Cousins acted to expose cowardice and that Williams fired the fatal shot from a revolver, with Petticord dying after a confrontation near Jackson's home.
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John Causinn
Wat Cousina
William Beersman
George Wiliams
Edward J. Petticard
Cousins
Coe
Russell
Waard Ragnell
Crawleg
Ruszell
Petticord
Williams
Petticard
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Abi
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Yon Entay
Warren Fairbanks
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Cassidy
W. Wasatt
Sawnegro Hare Shot
John Cousins
John Cousing
Yougsere
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Wildlane
George Willlame
Omeer
Joraml Willis
Jackson Home
Crawford
Indiatr
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Coktred
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