Spain Faces Death Sentence Clashes Over Ferrar
Oct 11 dispatches describe mounting turmoil as Senor Ferrar faces execution by court martial in Barcelona. Protests surge around Mount Juich while guards and troops patrol. rivals claim Ferrar incited riots and demand retaliation against King Alfonso. Havana and New York report hurricanes intensifying regional danger.
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Barcelona
Spain
Senor Ferrar
Ferrar
Alfonso
Dreyfus
Europe
Ferri
Continent
England
Ca.l
Mount Juich
Ferrer'a Advanced School
Biggle Rider Struck By Central Ave Car
Arthur Skater a 2 year old worker for Newbacher Gravel was struck by a Central avenue street car near Central avenue and Twenty-fifth street shortly before noon Monday. He was unconscious when Policemen Radamacher and Rowe arrived and remained so after being taken to St. Vincent's hospital. Riding north on the left side he tried to cross the track to avoid a coal wagon and was hit by a southbound car. His only found address is Morgantown Ind.
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Arthur Skater
Newbacher Gravel Company
Central Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Skater
Radamacher
Rowe
St. Vincent's Hospital
Morgantown
Ind
Girl Pleads Innocence in GHEGE Fraud Case
Anna Fairchild and her employer William Woodhouse were sent to the grand jury from police court. Fairchild admits writing a $300 fraudulent check for the Denison hotel but says she did not know Woodhouse’s intended use. Woodhouse allegedly profited about $100 and used agents to gather funds with a clever ruse.
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Anna Fairchild
William Woodhouse
Grand Jury
Woodhouse
Denison
Miss Fairchild
New York Mayoral Campaign Opens With Big Advertising Blitz
In New York the three candidate race for mayor kicks off with Otto Bannard and anti-Tammany allies accepting Independent nomination at Committee of 100. Hearst to be nominated at Cangele Hall tonight with Ivins and Whitman speaking. Gaynor plans a Brooklyn Academy of Music event. Bannard headquarters issues 56000 placards urging campaign issues for subway, elevated, and billboards citywide.
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New York
Otto T. Bannard
Fusion
Anti- Tammany
Committee of 100
William R. Hearst
Cangele Hall
William M. Ivins
Hearst
Charlee S. Whitman
Gaynor
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Bannard
Contractor Dispute Over Eagle Creek Bridge Work
County commissioners refuse payment to J. E. Sullivan for 400 on a concrete abutment at Eagle Creek Bridge on W Tenth Street citing improper work. Surveyor Paul Julian backed the claim noting an inspector approved it. Commissioner Mendenhall charged use of oversized boulders and warned against future Sullivan contracts.
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J. E. Sullivan
Eagle Creek Bridge
W. Tenth Street
Paul Julian
Mendenhall
Sullivan
Pilot injured as new airplane wrecked at Abbeywood trial
G. A. Barnes sustained slight injuries when his new aircraft was wrecked during a trial flight at Abbeywood. A gust of wind tipped the plane and hurled it to the ground.
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London
G. A. Barnes
Abbeywood
Barrie and Pajama Girl Pauline Chase Headed for Court
The Barrie family disputes over fidelity with May Ansell and Susan Harrie. Barrie accuses Harrie of loving former suitor Gilbert Canaan, while May Ansell claims Barrie loves Pauline Chase, the London stage star adopted by the Barries. Friends urge minimal press on forthcoming legal actions.
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Ames M
Barrie
May Ansell
Harrie
Gilbert Canaan
Pauline Chase
Barries
London
Miss Chase
New York
Pirates and Tigers Battle at Bennett Park in Detroit
Rainy rough day at Bennett Park as Detroit and Pittsburgh clash in the World Series duel. Crowds press the gates as players drill under damp skies with Mullin and Summers alternating in the pitching view, while fan optimism runs high for a record turnout in the first meeting since Pittsburgh’s arrival.
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Detroit
Tigers
Pirates
Pittsburg
Chicago Cubs
Hattsburg
Bennett Park
Smokeville
Ask for kiss then murder suicide in custody
A Philadelphia couple quarrelled over a pool outing leading to Cas Murdock being shot with a rifle in bed. Mrs. Pearl Murdock, 2, and Cas Murdock, 3, are in police care as investigators probe the tragic event and inspect powder burn evidence to determine responsibility. Coroner and detectives pursue lines of inquiry at police headquarters.
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Pearl Murdock
Cas Murdock
Po- Ncemen Jrick
Herc
Bledsoe
Nelson
Murdock
Joe
Senia Pipino
Wiliam Ellercamp
Poice
Murdocks
Hortonville
Ind
T. B. Laycock Manufacturing Company
Blackwell
Hyland
Gerber
Police
Extradition Bid in Libel Case Against Indianapolis News
The case seeks extradition of Charles W. Williams and Delavan Smith to Washington DC federal court over alleged criminal libel involving ex President Roosevelt and others linked to the Panama canal purchase. Stuart McNamara argued for the United States citing graft allegations. Ferdinand Winter to respond for defendants. Both defendants attended but showed little interest in the proceedings.
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Charles W. Williams
Delavan Smith
Indianapolis News
District Federal Court of
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Douglass Robinson
Nelson Cromwell
Panama Canal
Stuart McNamara
Department of Justice
United States
McNamara
Senate
Parama Canal
Ferdinand Winter
Will
Smith
Williams
Father and Son Battle Over Farm Land Deed
In circuit court, William Tolin sues to regain his farm deed from son Albert, alleging fraud after transferring the land to settle a school loan. Albert files a cross-complaint claiming the arrangement required a life deed back to the father within six years.
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Gon
Father
William Tolin
Albert Tolin
Fike Receives Fine in Concealed Weapons Case
George W Fike was fined 1 and costs in criminal court for carrying concealed weapons. He was arrested at his sister Mrs Harry Sage's home where Everett Fike, sought in St Louis for alleged abduction, hid in the cellar. Everett claimed the woman is his wife she denies it.
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George W. Fike
Fike
Harry Sage
Everett Fike
St. Louis
Smith
Fikes
Sage
Charles Fike
Unruly boy may go to country or White House
Arnold Finchum ten, was ordered held in juvenile detention by Judge Stubbs as his father weighs options this week. The boy had fired a shed and assaulted his mother with a rock before throwing rocks and a brick at a window after a protest.
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Arnold Finchum
Stubbs
Wabash
Out-of-town men secure marriage licenses in Indianapolis
Two dozen men and their brides had licenses issued in Indianapolis. Harvey L Stout 24 Greensburg Indiana and Lulu McKee 21 of 11 N Capitol Ave. Robert A Day 23 Normal Tr and Katherine J Egan 2 of 10608 Broadway. John Henry Wakeland 22 Salem Ohio and Bertha May Wilson 17 of 743 Meridian St. Also Fred Sherman Hough and Lena May Marsh of Clermont received licenses.
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Indianapols
Harvey L. Stout
Greensburg
Ind
Lulu McKee
Capitol Avenue
Robert A. Day
Normal
Katherine J. Egan
Broadway
John Henry Wakeland
Salem
Bertha May Wilson
Meridian Street
Fred Sherman Hough
Lena May Marsh
Clermont
Fremont McGill Found Guilty of Mistreating Child Edith Renfro
Fremont McGill, 30, was found guilty by a criminal court jury of mistreating 10 year old Edith Renfro. He received a prison sentence of two to an uncertain term with HM ceases referenced in the record.
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Fremont McGill
Edith Renfro
Flo
HM Ceases
Novel Suit Filed In Court Over Land Sale Funds
David B Case and Jesse Case sue the state of Indiana and others claiming a land sale money was never turned over after a 1858 settlement. They accuse multiple attorneys of misused funds, listing payments to Reading, Weapeny, McNew, Pedigo, and Wyatt, and seek $1,200 plus court costs and a prosecutor.
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Dietgn
David Bh. Case
Jesse Case
State of
Indiana
Jesse Hamrick
Simon P. Case
David B. Case
Jessa Cruse
Hamrick
L. T. Michener
William A. Reading
Pennsylvania Street
Reading
Bfr Reading
Charlottesville
Ind
George Weapeny
Case
Wenpeny
Greenfield
John L. McNew
Lebanon
Joe Pedigo
H. N. Wyatt
E. Washington Street
Indianapolis
Deserter of Family Held in Juvenile Court
Robert Buringer a glass worker titled as a deserter of his family was fined 500 dollars and sentenced to 180 days in the workhouse by Judge Stubbs for neglecting and abandoning his child. Drinking led to his downfall.
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Robert Buringer
Stubbs
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