Youtsey Found Guilty of Goebel Murder Complicity
Henry Youtsey was convicted of complicity in the Goebel murder and sentenced to life in prison. The court was crowded. Youtsey’s relatives sobbed, expecting acquittal. He will be sentenced at the next term. a new trial and potential appeals are planned.
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Henry KE
Youtsey
Goebel
Cantrill
Askew
Franklin County
Jennie Stewart
New Albany
Adam Knapp
Kankakee Valley
South Africa
Laporte, Lake, Porter
Starke
Republican wave eyed in West Virginia Senate race
Gov. Atkinson, escort for Roosevelt, predicts a close fight over the legislature and the senatorship. He says Republicans will win and Elkins will be reelected as the state voted Republican four years ago by 11 000 and will go by 20 000 this year. He cites insider info from Senator Scott and comments on Ohio Kentucky and Indiana while condemning Kentucky trials as a travesty of justice.
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Washington
Gov. Atkinson
West Virginia
Scott
National Executive Committee
New York
Bryan
Indlcez
Ohie
King John
Kentucky
James seeks divorce from Dollie over alleged gossip and infidelity
James files for divorce alleging Dollie accused him of infidelity a month after their marriage and spread rumors to neighbors damaging his reputation. The complaint centers on alleged gossip and its impact on his social standing.
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James
Dollie Areey
Hanna Scores Bryan In His Own Town In Lincoln
Lincoln crowds line streets for Senator Hanna’s visit with parades and three campaign speeches. Hanna accuses Bryan of slander and bribery while Mrs Bryan calmly observes from home as torches light the downtown crowd.
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Hanna
Bryan
Mark Cusses Again in Nebraska Campaign Beating
In Beatrice Hanna began his speech with the crowd urging him to wear a hat. At Wymore he challenged Bryan's record for the working man, while visitors from Concordia jeered and Hanna warned he would hold them to their promise to be good or face his horns on his next visit.
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Hanna
Mark
Wymore
Bryan
Concordia
Kas
Nebraska
Governor Roosevelt Returns After West Virginia Stop
The special train arrived at a Pennsylvania station Saturday morning after a stop in Hinton West Virginia where the governor spoke Friday night. He then conferred with the president.
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Washington
Pope Gratified by U S Church Ties in Cuba and Philippines
Archbishop Ireland, citing a Vatican view, says the pope is pleased with U S relations to the Catholic Church in Cuba and the Philippines. He commends American goodwill and justice, and notes confidence in the U S government. He stresses safety for church property and clergy in the Philippines amid ongoing issues.
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Ireland
St. Paul
Vatican
United States
Philippines
Cuba
Rome
Philippine ‘Islands
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Prients
Brotec
Big Mills Close Down Again at Alexandria Plant
The Republic iron and steel company shut its entire plant in Alexandria Indiana for an indefinite period. About five hundred steel workers who had been employed for less than ten days since June 1 are out of work.
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Republic Iron and Steel Company
The
Disastrous Indiana theatre season blamed on politics
In Mishawaka the theatrical season has been ruined with seven or eight dates cancelled. The slump is attributed to the depressing effect of politics and is echoed in other cities.
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Mishawaka
Ind
Indiana
Diphtheria, fires, and injuries sweep Indiana towns
A broad survey of incidents reports diphtheria in Bluffton, two major oil wells struck near Hartford City, and a fire destroying the New Albany woolen plant with losses around 10000. Accidents kill or injure several residents including P. Johnson of Logansport and Leo Fink, while other items note new traction cars between Muncie and Indianapolis and legal and civic events across multiple counties.
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New Albany
Union Traction
Muncie
Indianapolis
Fragments of 19th Century Local Tensions and Accidents
Reports touch on labor strife with unskilled workers replacing L. A. men, a fatal Clinton wreck with 30 000 falons lost, and oil scooped in improvised vessels. Jacob Martin of Elkhart Prairie suffers severe scalp injury. grand jury to probe William Barton murder by Dr. Beck at Waynesburg. Bennettsville postmistress Mrs Creamer asked to aid party, refuses.
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Greenaburg
William Barton
Beck
Waynesburg
Barton
England and Germany Agree on Free Ports in China
An agreement between England and Germany commits to upholding free ports in China and to avoid using present complications for territorial gain, instead maintaining China’s territorial status.
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China
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Prominent Kansas City Minister Dies Sudden in Office
The Rev. George B. Lynch, a well known Black minister from Kansas City, died suddenly in attorney J. T. V. Hill's office on North Delaware Street Friday evening after visiting Hill. He had been in Indianapolis five years and led Penick Chapel. His wife resided at 1005 Virginia Ave. Coroner Nash ruled the death natural from a diseased heart after investigation Saturday.
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Kansas City
J. T. V. Hill
N. Delawareer
Hill
Chicago
Mr. Hill
Lynch
Indianapolis
Penick Chapel
Virginia Ave
Nash
Mat ted in a Hurry Yonkers Wedding Ends in Double Nuptials
Miss Sarah Chamberlain wed Andrew Huneborn at St Marys church with only bridesmaid Rove Kennedy and best man Benj Brownlee present. On the ride home Brownlee proposed to Kennedy who agreed, prompting a return to the church to marry. By Friday night both grooms had secured two plots side by side.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Sarah Chamberlain
Andrew Huneborn
St. Mary's Church
Chas. R. Corley
Rove Kennedy
Plainfield
N. J
Benj. Brownlee
Hasborn
Brownlee
Miss Kennedy
Doctor Freeman to Wed Miss Wilkins Next Month
Metuchen New Jersey report confirms Dr Charles Manning Freeman plans marriage to author Miss Mary Wilkins. Freeman says nuptials postponed thrice as Wilkins finishes her new novel A portion of labor before wedding.
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Metuchen
N. J
Charles Manning Freeman
Mary DR. Wilkins
Murderer Ferrell Raves in His Cell
Ross Ferrell raved Friday night in Marysville as physicians spent hours trying to calm him. Miss Costlow was permitted a short visit but her presence worsened his condition. Afterward he slept briefly but resumed moaning and thrashing, prompting guards to call doctors who diagnosed hysteria, real or feigned.
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Marysville
Ross Ferrell
Miss Costlow
After Gates scalp in Chicago blaze of violence
I Morris, a contractor, jailed on alleged attempt to kill J W Gates ex president of American steel and wire Co. At the Rookery building he aimed at Attorney Knapp of Illinois steel Co. Spectators tossed him out. He threatened Gates and Bromson, rail chief. Detected by two detectives, he now denies intent. He was arraigned and remanded for treatment after confessing whisky and morphine use.
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S. I. Morris
J. W. Gates
American Steel and Wire Company
Morris
Gates
Rookery Building
Attorney Knapp
Illinois Steel Company
W. J. Bromson
K. & &. Railroad
Ancient coin found suggests ancient Klondike habitation
San Francisco report by R. C. Kirk states a miner in Dawson found a bedrock coin in August that appears ancient and oriental in design. The coin is taken by many as proof that people inhabited the Klondike soon after the ice fields vanished.
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Klondike
San Francisco
R. C. Kirk
Dawson
Pair sought in murder of Paterson woman
New York Oct 20 police search Paterson New Jersey for two young men seen arguing with Jennie Boaschieter the woman found murdered in a roadway Friday. She recently inherited five thousand dollars and investigators suspect robbery as a motive.
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New York
Paterson
N. J
Jennie Boaschieter
Flag Day Proposal At Indiana Sons Of Revolution Meet
At the fourth annual Indiana branch meeting of Sons of the Revolution plans were made to celebrate June 14 as flag day with flag distribution to school children and park speaking events. Meetings increased from three to five. two schoolchild essay medals will be awarded each year. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as a cure for scrofula eruptions catarrh rheumatism and indigestion with Hood’s Pills as a non irritant cathartic. Dr B F Byg moved his practice to 403 N Illinois St northeast corner of Vermont with phones listed as 1935.
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Sons of the Revolution
Dean's ointment praised as cure for hemorrhoids
Indianapolis readers hear a testimonial from Edward Abel of Newport Street and a dealer endorsement for Dean's ointment. The ad claims it cures hemorrhoids and skin conditions, listing Foster Milburn Co as sole seller and noting a price of 0 cents.
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Edward Abel
Newport St
Fifteenth St
Henry J. Huder's Drug
Washington
Pennsyivantists
Foster-Milburn
Buffsle
Sole
Finest dinner and lunch at St Charles hotel ad
An advertisement touts Finest-prepared Meal in City with full regular dinner two cents? and a 15 cent business men's lunch at St Charles hotel run by Chas Muel lerschoen prep. Also notes McCreas opposite Union station and mentions California wines, brandies, bottled goods at Schuller's 23 N Meridian St and Clark 116 N Til-st. Includes photo claim and Kitz Bowling Alleys refit at 127 E Court St.
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Chas. _ Muellerschoen
McCreas
Union Station
California
Schuller's
N. Meridian-st
Kitz
E. Kitz‘& Co
E. Court-st
City Markets Indianapolis Provisions and Groceries Listings
Local market prices list smoked meats vegetables fruits nuts and confections with detailed per hundredweight and per case figures. Includes pork products bacon hams sausage dried beef and pickled meats alongside fresh produce and canned fruits vegetables and general groceries.
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Link
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Bermuda
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B&iéc
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