Guilty verdict in Crippen murder trial in London
The jury found Dr. Hawley Harvey Crippen guilty of murdering his wife Belle Elmore after a sensational trial. Lord Justice Alverstone sentenced Crippen to death by hanging, with a possible government appeal or royal clemency as routes for possible reprieve.
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London
H. OH. Crippen
Belle Elmore
Crippen
England
Justice Alverstone
Belle Elmore Crippen
Criminal Court of Appeals
Tnatice Alverstone
Lord Alverton
Home Secretary
Lord Alverstone
Ethel Clare le Neve
de Eines
Republicans to Push Campaign in This County
Former mayor, after being reserved some time, will speak as Bookwalter planned to campaign in the county. Republican effort focuses on local engagement and outreach ahead of elections with a campaign stop announced in the area.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
Senator Beveridge
Bookwalter
Korbly
Frank P. Baker
Brightwood
Brightwood Avenue
Charles A. Korbly
Congress
Cumberland
Baker
Sahm
Indianapolis
David R. Francis
Missouri
John W. Kern
State Committee
Political meetings Saturday night across towns with multiple speakers
Republican gatherings in Valley Mills feature Linton A. Cox James M. Ogden Archibald M. Hall Alfred C. Evens Dr E S Knox Adda Harris Usll Norwood E T Oburn J A Wise W S Henry and Dr S A Furniss. Democratic events on Washington Greely streets present Charles A Korbly with F P Baker W T Patten among others.
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City
Cumberland
Valley Mills
Norwood
James M. Ogden
Linton A. Cox
Archibald M. Hall
Alfred C. Evens
YT. Oburn
J. A. Wise
W. S. Henry
A. Furniss
Ernest T. Brown
Democratic County Committee
Brown
Frank P. Baker
South Side
Baker
Republican Party
Repubicans
Nge
E.S. Knox
Adda Harris Usll
E. T. Oburn
S. A. Furniss
Washington and Greely Streets
Charles A. Korbly
Bates and Laegta Streets
F. P. Baker
W. T. Patten
Laws for Peage and Home Comfort
William A. Fox of 1219-1221 Oliver Street filed suit for $3,000 Friday afternoon alleging the rental value of his home and home comfort were damaged. Defendants named are Albert Worm Capital City Brewing Company Harry G. Smith and Ora B. Snider. Fox alleges the brewing company supplied Worm with beer and that drunken quarrelling and fighting occurred at all hours.
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William A. Fox
Olver Street
Albert
Worm
Capital City Brewing Company
Harry G. Smith
Ora B. Snider
Fox
Brewing ‘Company
Indiana Cities Debt Report Highlights Financial Struggles
Indiana cities began 1910 with a net debt of 9.51 million dollars, while nine cities stood financially sound and nine faced high debt. Anderson, Fort Wayne, Jeffersonville, Lafayette, New Albany, Richmond, South Bend, Terre Haute and others show varied indebtedness and liquor license revenue fell in 1909.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
J. L. Peetz
State Bureau of Statistics
Greencastle
Huntington
Kokomo
Ligonier
Marion
Martinsville
Noblesville
Princeton
Union City
Anderson
Chicago
Evanaville
Ft. Wayne
Jeffersonville
Lafayette
New Albany
Richmond
South Bend
Terre Haute
Fifty Drown When Steamer Wally Struck Barrier
Rio de Janeiro dispatch reports the British steamship Wally wrecked near Arazones lighthouse off Para. Fifty passengers and crew drowned, seventy five rescued mostly women and children. Most losses occurred as boats capsized in heavy seas, believed caused by steering or engine trouble.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Wally
Arazones
Para
Fifth Contest on Sun's Scoreboard in Chicago
In case the Cubs defeat the Athletics in the fourth game of the post season series Saturday at Chicago the fifth game will be reproduced on The Sun's electric scoreboard Sunday in front of the Sun office to satisfy the interest of the fans.
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Cubs
Athletics
Chicago
Sun
Million Dollar Claim In Railway Foreclosure Suit
George A. Biskirk and Louis F. Smith file a $2,000,000 foreclosure action in superior court against Indianapolis Newcastle Toledo electric railroad, Newcastle Indianapolis construction, Union Trust of Indianapolis, and nearly 200 others. The suit seeks a first and prior lien on land property and franchise rights, based on a $3.5 million capital stock and $4,500,000 in bonds held by Knicker bocker Trust Co and Fred G. Aldridge.
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Superior Court
George A. Biskirk
Louis F. Smith
Indianapolis, Newcastle & Toledo Electric Railroad Company
Newcastle-Indianapols Construction Company
Union Trust Company of Indianapolis
Electric Railway Company
Knickerbocker Trust Company
New York
Fred G. Aldridge
Kenyon Touted to Succeed Dolliver in Senate
Des Moines Iowa Oct 22 Gov Carroll plans to appoint W S Kenyon of Fort Dodge to fill the late Senator Jonathan P Dolliver's seat. Kenyon, once Dolliver’s close ally, has served on Ft Dodge district bench and lately acted as attorney for the Minors Central railroad. Carroll declines to comment on the appointment.
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Des Moines
F. Carroll
W.S. Kenyon
Ft. Dodge
Ohio
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Carroll
Kenyon
Dolliver
Central Railroad
Department, of Justice
Presi ‘Dent ‘Taftator
I Jagat Tigi
Cubs and Athletics duel in fourth world series game
About 25 000 fans attended West Side Grounds as Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia Athletics prepared for the fourth game. Bender pitched for the A’s as Chance weighed Brown and Cole for the Cubs amid clear cold weather. Lineups featured Strunk, Sheckard, Lord, and Schulte for Philadelphia and Chicago’s Steinfeldt, Barry, and Tinker with Cole pitching. First inning saw Strunk handled by Steinfeldt, Lord out to Sheckard, and Collins retired at first by Chance to Cole.
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West Side Ball Grounds
Chicago
Cubs
Athletics
Bender
Chancé
Three Fingered
Brown
King Cole
Chance
Philadelphia
Whiladelphia
Strunk
Sheckard
Lord
Tf. Schulte
Collins
Hofman
Baker
Chanve
Davis
Zimmerman
Murphy
Steinfeldt
Barry
Tinker
Thomas
Cole
P. Archer
Connolly
O’day
Sheridan
Cole’s
Bryan's son-in-law fears vandal during Last Supper exhibit
W J Leavitt, former son-in-law of William Jennings Bryan, toured the Paducah exhibit after a dream that his $100,000 painting The Last Supper was being destroyed. A religious fanatic, armed with a knife and inspired by the Torrey revival, attacked the canvas, fled through a window, and led Leavitt to close the exhibit fearing a repeat attempt.
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Paducah
W. J. Leavitt
William Jennings Bryan
Christ
Leavitt
Police and Judge Collins Clash Over Banana Peddlers
Twelve peddlers were arrested for standing still near Alabama and Washington streets. Judge Collins heard twelve more within an hour and another hour later twelve peddlers returned to their stands. The piece portrays ongoing tension between police and Judge Collins over nonmoving peddlers.
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Alabama
Washington
Judge Collins
Judge Collings
Sons of
Italy
Indiana Weekend Forecast Warns Frost Saturday Night
Fair and cool conditions grip Indiana with frost expected Saturday night. Sunday forecasted to remain cool with continued dry weather and lower temperatures during the day.
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Indiana
Beveridge Campaign Draws Big Muncie Audience
Senator Beveridge spoke to a packed Muncie Auditorium amid booming crowd enthusiasm. He urged prosperity tied to righteousness, warned against materialism, and fought for labor wages, farmer prices, and moral governance while stressing the need to keep faith with God. He cited history and attacked bossism and child slavery, linking votes to national virtue.
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Egypt
Smiles With Sandbags Politically Speaking In Eighth District
Muncie Indiana October 22 The Winchester meetings were overseen by James P Goodrich The eighth district shows similar conditions elsewhere Senator Beveridge remains popular with labor while the wet and dry fight dominates public sentiment Delaware county dry vote 2800 but not a reliable indicator of Republican strength Socialist vote set to surprise many polling data shows Democrats trailing Republicans County books examination shows Republicans hurt most Republican workers pleased with pay vaccinia shop vote in good shape
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Muncie
Ind
Winchester
James P. Goodrich
Eighth
Beveridge
Delaware County
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Hawley Harvey Crippen
Lues
America
Trent
South Ameri
ASK
Trustees of
Indianapolis, Newcastle & Toledo Electric Railway
W. S. Kenyon
Stand
Patter
Mack
Bryan
DOORS
Raymond FE
Muncie, Ind
Ing Statesman
Oliver P. Morton
Roland Warner
Tobacco Trust
Portland
Irvin
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