Planter Fined in Case Involving Young Women at Ark Plantation
Helena Ark Oct 16 A jury returned a verdict for Miss Vie and Miss Emmons against planter Thomas Musgrave finding damages of 825 and 1090 dollars respectively for abduction and improper conduct. Plaintiffs alleged they were enticed away under false pretenses from Musgrave’s plantation near Barieblack and subjected to coercive advances.
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Helena
Ark
Pater Horng
Thomax Musgeare
Mites Viet and
Kinnions
Agalnet
Wite
Gwune Waren
Adeline Vitt
Marion Eimons
Boul Ng
Musgrave
Rarieblack
Emmons Iso
Miss Emmons
Emmons
Thade
Fluftiman
Sheri Ginron
Peattine
Epstey States District Court
Helene H
Lacing
Dent
Brower Trial Details Hypodermic Use Claim
In a courtroom account, Dr. Brouwer testifies about his wife’s illness and a hypodermic treatment. He says he wanted relief and described his wife becoming calmer and more regular. Benjamin Hyer questions possible poisoning and notes prior concerns. sentiment among women in court favors the doctor’s explanation.
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Bronwer
Brouwer
Benjamin Hyer
Varéente
Atrychnia
Free Medicine for the Needy warns on diphtheria spread
The September issue of the Monthly Bulletin of the State Board of Health reports diphtheria remains widespread across Indiana counties with many mild cases misdiagnosed as other illnesses. It urges free antitoxin for the poor, emphasizes early culture testing, and notes pneumonia and other diseases' trends alongside smallpox presence in nine counties.
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State Board of Hraitt
Leeane
Fulton
F- Cason
Jefferson
Jehonon
Miami
Montgomery
Bhelby
Blarke
St. Joseph
Yan
Wabash
May Lose His Star Hearing For Patrolman John Cousina
The hearing on charges of cowardice and neglect of duty against Patrolman John Cousina, a Black officer accused of deserting his two fellow patrolmen during a deadly shooting that killed Charles Runsell and Edward Peltord, began at the Board of Public Safety. Witnesses described events as the suspects testified and the court heard testimonies from Crawford and Mrs. Cynthia Crawford as well as several other colored residents, while prosecutor C. D. Nanedict questioned witnesses about who fled and who stayed during the incident.
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Cowaraica
John Cousina
Charles Runsell
Edward J. Peltloord
Sear of Public Safety
Thief of Police
Cousins
Jesté Coa
George Willamy
George Willams
Little Crawford
Mra
Cynthia Crawford
Bjergaret
Gertrude Weaver
Gertrud Hrelger
C. D. Nanedict
Mr. Benedict
Wilffame
Ana Wutners
Ingurioa
Abi
Ralston as a Debater Defied a Scornful Foe
In a bustling political season, Samuel M. Ralston of Lebanon faces a fierce audience as Democrats and Republicans mobilize across Indiana. The piece recalls past debates, highlights upcoming campaign speeches by Ralston in Greenfield, and outlines a plan featuring Fairbanks and other national figures to energize voters before the November election.
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Aemium
Greenveld
Samuel M. Ralston
Lebanon
Gov. Huntly
Tipton
Asa
Peace Argued as Gleason Recovers at City Hospital
John Gleason, stabbed in the abdomen during a brawl in a Glen's saloon yard, is said to be holding his own at City hospital amid uncertainty about recovery. Samuel Schick is jailed after being taken to the hospital. Gleason testified that Schuck brothers fought before him and he was struck after attempting to separate them. Judge Wood reports rail commission progress and notes weather improves power supply and potential locomotive efficiency in Indianapolis.
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le Wita
John Gleason
Sanday
Glen
Shmuel Schick
Mgr. Gleason
Gleason
Samuel Schuck
Frank Schuck
Harry
Branm Aculick
Samuel Sehlick
W. 2. Wood
Indiana Railroad Commission
Terre Haute
Aftaira
Faa
Engineer severely injured by fall from engine on Union tracks
J. Smith an engineer for the Chicago division of the Big Four railroad sustained a serious hip injury Tuesday morning after slipping from the running board while inspecting his locomotive near Senate avenue. He was taken to St. Vincent's hospital by ambulance, where doctors believe his hip is dislocated. He resides at 1628 Woodlawn avenue.
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Chicago
Big Four Railroad
Mr. Smith
Senate-ave
Union Railway
Mtil
Dr. Warne
City Dispensary
St. Vincent's Hospital
Smith
Woodlawn-ave
Mystery in Morgue Burials After Unidentified Body Found
A young man about 20, found near Bethetave and the Hell rnthoms, was struck by a train and found unidentifiable. He will be buried Wednesday from Tutewiler & Gon morgue on W Market St. Hundreds viewed the remains, with no identification despite calm dress and prolonged search.
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Bethetave
Tutewiler
W. Market St
Auto Wrecked and Exploded in Lakewood Suburb
An auto traveling 18 mph along Detroit avenue struck a trolley pole on Kenilworth avenue. Four rear occupants were badly burned, two may die. Injured: Anna Schmittel, Hulda Ackerman, Ren Camra, George Hartman. Car valued at $4200, owner Mandelbaum. Explosion followed rapid fuel leakage. driver said machinery malfunction caused loss of control.
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Scrippe-McHae Peeny Association
Cleveland, G
Detroit-ave
Howe
Kenilworth-ave
Lakewood
Anna Schmittel
Watantlave
Hulda Ackerman
Monel
Ren Camra
George Hartman
Coffinwood
Ista
Mandelbaum
Grand Jury Delayed by Injury to Juror
Injury to John Buck, a juror in the grand jury and fraud case, delays a Tuesday report. Witnesses are to be heard Thursday as police review Graves Williams’s statements about the Potteard murder and saloon keepers.
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jBuck
Motz
Jenn
Fartington
Taylor Groninger Ruys
Gravee Willams
Matrotmaydward Pottleard
Groveries
Willams
Gas field tour forms to study piping from Winnfield to Indianapolis
A joint meeting at the Commercial rooms noon Tuesday set up tour committees to examine piping natural gas from Winnfield to Indianapolis. A four member committee including W Biatehtuy and Mayne Bookwalter will study feasibility and report if pipe line can supply fuel. Other committees named by local groups include Commercial club, Board of Trade and Manufacturers association with appointed members.
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Indianapolis
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Biatehtuy
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S Association
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Straus
Langen
Mucufaeturery ® Association
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J. Oh. Bimerien
Arthur
Charges Mixed as Constable Hired in Lovetown Case
In Norwood outskirts a staged pursuit led Constable Davis to 1430 Minneapolis Street where Sylvia Robbins and Emma White faced charges from Mrs. Clara Green. Green alleged the women enticed her daughter into evil company, and later the pair allegedly robbed her home before fleeing. Police tracked them. Matron Relaner notified the station that the women were in custody for petit larceny and would not appear before Justice Shepard as scheduled.
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Norwood
Constanie George B. Davis
Court of Justice
Joseph H. Shepard
Cornfelda
Sylvia Robbins
Emma White
Minneapolies
Davis
Clara Green
Birt
Bnat Bicyele
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Peace Shepard
Cour
Sirs
Green
Judge Freemont Alford jails attorney for contempt
L. H. Smith once an attorney, known for disruptive mumblings at the Williams murder trial, was jailed for contempt of court by Judge Fremont Alford. He served four days of a ten day sentence and was released Tuesday. Smith, reportedly sober, told the judge he would likely disturb another trial again.
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Williams
Fremont Alford
Smith
Alford
Fishermen Fined After Camp Cleanout on Kankakee River
Chief Deputy Fish and Game officers fined several fishermen after sweeping a camp near the Kankakee river. George Lang paid 319 in fines for possessing an illegal net and related offense, while others including Benjamin Create and Isa Gardner faced charges. Gardner appealed in court. four charges remain to be pursued.
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Fish and Game Canmin- Honer
Earle
May Boost Rent At City Market
Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter weighs curbing unlawful lease transfers at the city market. A butcher questioned whether calcum erections would affect meat stalls as rents may rise to curb private stand transfers. The plan aims to end stand lease shuffling and potentially raise rentals set by the Board of Public Safety to deter profiteering.
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Sessler
Leason
Jouher
Heard of Public Safety
Southern Steel buys Georgia Coal and Iron units in $2,000,000 deal
Birmingham Alabama October 16 announcement said Southern Steel company absorbed the Georgia Coal and Iron company and related properties for two million dollars. The acquisition includes the Georgia Coal and Iron properties and associated holdings.
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Scrippe-nenac Creas Association
Birmingham
Ala
Ce Southern Steel Company
Georgia Coal and Tros Company
Georgy Coal and Fran
Three Hughes Children Die in Barn Fire
Three children of Anthony Hughes of Flandreet aged from to 12 burned to death this morning in a barn where they were sleeping. The Drege Association at RioUn Falls reports the tragedy.
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Scrippa-MeHae Drege Association
Rioun Falls
Ikh
Anthony Hughes
Fland+ reat
Fire at Cart ersburg Springs destroys most buildings
A fire at the Cart ersburg Mineral Springs in Cartersburg Indiana destroyed nearly all wooden structures within the complex early this morning. The hotel and dining hall suffered heavy loss while the upper air building with 40 rooms was saved. origin of the blaze remains a mystery after more than a week with no prior fire in the area. The springs are owned by Indianapolis residents Dr Albert Kumbertin Albert Lleher and a man Koehne who recently invested for renovations and new furnishings.
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Cartersburg
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Qartersburg
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Mystery Paper Stops Contest In Will Dispute
Philadelphia report on a sensational will case where a mysterious paper in weightman's will could alter the inheritance of BONO to Mrs Paine Weightman Walker. Insiders lack access to the document as public interest grows and details remain uncertain while counsel calls the matter improbable to disclose contents.
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Mee Dunes
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Mra Paine Weightman Walker
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Taft Party to Sail Home From Norfolk on Dolphin
The United States dispatch boat Dolphin lies in Hampton Roads awaiting Taft and Secretary Hacon. They will board the Dolphin about 3 PM and proceed to Washington aboard the Louisiana with Virginia and New Jersey in company.
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Seripes-Mellae Prees Association
Norfolk
United States
Dolphin
Hampton Roads
Taft
Hacon
Iren Unba
Louisiana
Virginia
Washington
Promotion for W. I. Capon at Postal Telegraph Chicago
W. I. Capon, superintendent in Chicago for Postal Telegraph, promoted to general superintendent succeeding Hod Nally who heads to New York as a vice president. Capon began as a telegram messenger, rose to operator, managed Cincinnati Postal, then Indianapolis superintendent before moving to Chicago.
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Chicago
Capon
Postal Telegraph Company
Ceed Hod. Nally
New York
The
Iompany
Western Union
Cinesimati
Indianapolis
Home of Hedges Full of Troubles
A jury in criminal court Tuesday sentenced Dudley Hedges to two to fourteen years in Indistate prison after a verdict of assault involving a hat and alleged attempt to steal affection. Earlier, a superior court jury awarded $90 damages to Hedges from John Gylowin following a separate incident. Locomotive hit rock: Great Northern east-bound No. 4 struck a rock in Phork tunnel near Sronte Moy Sprines. engine departed. no injuries reported.
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Dudley ‘Wedges
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Hedges
Baker
Hay
Tim
John Gylowin
Wat Gibson
Damares
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Seattle
Great Northern
Strick
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Sronte Moy
Saloon Keeper Finkelstein Fined One Dollar on Battery Charge
Criminal Judge Fremont Alford reduced the fine for Joseph Finkelstein, saloon keeper, to one dollar after he faced a charge of assault and battery on Abe Sauerstein, a peddler. He claimed harsh treatment by Bicycle Officers Hall and Multi, who had arrested him.
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Tureday
Joneph Finkelstein
Jude? Whallan
Abe Sauerstein
Alferd
Pinkelstein
Hall
Multi
Norfolk and Southern stock raised amid consolidation
Norfolk stockholders increased Norfolk and Southern railway stock from 2 million to 2.6 million and ratified consolidation with the Virginia and Carolina Coast Railway. In Chicago a 34 year old iron worker Oliver Hrekel died after a 15 story fall from the Commercial National Bank building in Clarkland Adama-ate.
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Scrippa-Metrie Press Association
Norfolk, Va
Norfolk & Southern Railway
Mick Here
Tong
Virginia & Carolina Coast Railway
Scrippiste
Ray Preas Anuncianos
Chicago
Net
Oliver Hrekel
Commercial National Bank
Clarkland
Adama-ate
Pacis penton ia at van said act her apart
Fragmented OCR text appears to be garbled with no clear event or names. No coherent facts beyond a vague reference to a person and action. Unable to extract a valid historical item for a newspaper record.
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Penton
Van
Scripps MeRine Prem VANCOUVER and Alaska Dispatch
Fragmented report notes a voyage from Daweon Alaska to Vancouver with unclear crews and cargo. Casualties appear referenced with drowned individuals and dangerous conditions. Further readable details are scarce, leaving the incident’s scope and parties uncertain.
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Vancouver
Daweon
Alaska
Catumidan
Dound Trons
Dawson
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