Dragnet 15 Set for L Leopold in Murder Case
Chicago dispatch reports Leonard Leopold, accused of aiding Howard Nichols in the murder of actress Margaret Leslie, sought Nebraska via circuitous routes to evade capture. Deputy Coroner John Curiminga suspended for inquest errors. investigation continues.
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Chicago
Neraska
Leonard Leopold
Howard Nicholas
Margaret Sealle
Indianapolis
Leopold
Nebraska
Bureau
John Curiminga
Murtsad
George Peatnall
Hoffman
Staverdiet
Elven
Pearsail
Local Meetings of Two Parties in Marion County
The Marion county Democratic committee announces Friday night sessions at multiple venues with candidates and judges including Wrank Baker in Virginia Avenue and John W. Holtzman at Valley Mills. Acton hosts Judge Gavin and McCullough. The Republican schedule lists Ray's hall and Clermont with candidates and Congressman Sense Overstrest. Crofts near Shelby features C. Windle and county contenders. A letter from Joseph T. Fanning notes an arrival from New York or the first remain.
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Marion County Democratic Committee
Wrank Baker
Virginia-ave
Valley Mills
John W. Holtzman
Little's Hall
Eastern-ave
Washington St
Henry Warrum
Acton
Frank E Gavin
J. E. McCullough
Republican County Committee
Ray's Hall
Chicago-st
Northwestern
Daniel L. Brown
Rov. Merton
Clermont
Sense Overstrest
William Boston
Croftst
Bhelby
Windle
Marion County
Joseph T. Fanning
Bryan Campaign Dips as Bryan Visit Fails to Rally Voters
The piece argues Bryan’s stop did not spark lasting enthusiasm in Indiana. It notes Republicans gain momentum, counties like Allen shifting to GOP, and that Bryan’s statewide impact remains weak. Analysts doubt a surge for 1908, citing firm Republican margins and local county dynamics.
Two Bodies Found in Chamber of Commerce Ruins
In Kansas City Missouri a mother Mrs Ed Winslow and her daughter May Winslow were discovered amid debris in the Chamber of Commerce building, raising the death toll to six. The scene followed the collapse that trapped victims beneath wreckage.
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Striipe-HeRee Presse Associaties
Kansas City
Kas
Ed Winslow i
May Winslow
Chamber of Commerce
Hammond Packing Suspect Fined $10,000 by Court
The Hammond Packing company faced a $10,000 fine after a trial against the Chicago firms for alleged violations of the Arkansas anti-trust law. Judge Winnfield denied a motion to strike records, and the company’s refusal to testify before Commissioner Moore was cited. An appeal was filed with the supreme court. Also noted are items on shotguns and rifles and unrelated local advertisements.
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Nee Area
Little Tnock
Atk
Vicury Yeaterday
Chicago Packing Companies
Condition of City Water Declares Public Supply Up to Date
October 78 1906 report from the Department of Public Health and Charities shows the daily water analysis by the chemist and bacteriologist confirms the public supply is up to date. City Sanitarian Eugene Ruehler signs the notice.
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Department of Public Health and Charities
Eugene Ruehler
City Sanitarian
South Appealing for Working Men's Rail Labor Issue
Special correspondence from Atlanta reports labor famine hampering southern railroads and new lines. Cotton fields show extreme labor scarcity with only a small number of pickers amid vast needs. Atlanta 1910 exposition abandoned due to inability to secure workers and rising contractor demand. Rail systems nationwide strained as coal regions expand without proportional labor, delaying development and new operations.
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Rauvtingre
Atlanta
Georala
Alahara
Atelanta
Uimoat
Ukewiko
Ratironda
Kentucky
Virginia
Tenneaves
Thia
Ominam Initil
City warns of typhoid risk from water supply report
City Senitarian Eugene Buehler notes recent typhoid cases to the Board of Public Health and urges boil-water caution. Dr Wichler and chemist Fred W Clarke detail daily testing of fountain water across several streets, explaining bacterial growth in gelatine cultures and the significance of chlorine levels and turbidity in assessing safety.
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Ciy
Eugene Buehler
Board of Pubic Health
Wichler
Indianapolis Water
Ruehler
In- Mana-ase
North-st
Massachusetts- Ave
Michigan-at
Emet Pit
Ington-ats
Virginia-ave
South-at
Delaware
South-sts
Weet
Washington-sts
Fred W Clarke
Fred W Clarke, the City Chemest
Bace Inrfologist
Bemplea
Auto Crash Injures Boy in College Ave Collision
Elmer Goff, a young boy riding a bicycle, was struck by a car at College Avenue and Thirteenth Street Thursday around 8 PM. The auto rolled over his leg, then reversed to drive over him a second time. The driver fled the scene, and the car owner identified by the license number belonged to National Vehicle Works. no one at the firm could provide details.
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Elmer Gof
Ismid
Young Gott
Goffaut
Ind
Tecumaehave
National Vehicle Works
Three Ice Trust Men Must Serve Terms
Pending Supreme Court appeal, three men face workhouse terms after a 19th century circuit court ruling. Judgments by Judge Hayres Parker and Sullivan were reviewed. records at Toledo examined by KoA Neard B C Lemme and Joseph Miller. The court imposed fines and months of confinement awaiting appeal.
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ICE Trust
Scrippxstettae Prean Association
Toledo
Tircult
Hayres
Parker and Sullivan
Delhi
Valentine
Jinige Kinane
Neard
Lemme
Joseph Miller
Rex
Kinddy
Lee Wee Rive
Waprame
Pendle
Ajpead
Plumbers protest red tape on street connections
The Master Plumbers petition the Board of Works complaining of excessive bonds and permit requirements. They challenge the need for permits from the Tubolnapolla Traction and Terminal Company, and the issue was referred to City Engineer Kincer Itlalne Mier for investigation.
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I Fetter
Jub the Works
Pete
Tudlan-apolla ‘Traction and Terminal Company
City Ene
Kincer Itlalne Mier
Investigaton
Woman Sets Fire After Candle Ignites Clothing At Kern Home
A young woman, angered by a missing gold ring, lit a candle in a second floor closet at George Kern’s home on Chestmuteats. The candle ignited a dress skirt and spread rapidly, badly damaging the dwelling before the fire was controlled. The blaze began Friday morning and caused extensive charring of the interior.
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George Kern
Rinks Mayor Bockwalter Ties Name to Skating Rink Ordinance
Isolate the Rinks mayor Charles A. Bockwalter attached his name on Friday to the ordinance recently passed by the city council. The measure allows a skating rink to be erected within 100 feet of a residence or on the same block as a church or school.
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Charles A. Bockwalter
Chy Council
Husband and wife seized after failed drowning attempt
Clarence Jerse, a horse trader, attempted to drown himself with his wife in Pleasant Run on Thursday. Police arrived as he grappled with the situation, threats were made, a fight ensued, and a crowd gathered. Both were arrested on charges of assault and battery and disturbing the peace.
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Clarence Jerse
Pleasant Run
Mra
Reene
Micy
Clemen Ameden
Burris
Bank Robbery Ends in Explosion and Loot in Odin
A bank near Odin was blown open with dynamite early morning. Robbers escaped with about $5,000 after blowing the vault while a crowd fired at them. Local patrols and witnesses exchanged gunfire. several people injured, robbers fled west into the night.
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Ferippe-Michae Creas
Odin
Técape
Boeing
Tanuix
More
Southwestern Railroad
Gap
Rennes
Synamie
Howard A. Parks
Tie
Rothers
Parks
Leeman Dying After Street Assault Near North Street
Abner Leeman a mechanical draughtsman at Pope Waverly Motor Car company lies near death at City hospital after an assault on a sidewalk last Thursday night. A young woman found him unconscious by a tree, then he was taken to Hubert Navin's drug store. He suffered facial injuries and a fractured skull base. Police report several plant workers from Wines and North streets were targets in similar attacks. A reward of 1000 dollars is offered for the arrest of the assailant.
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Abner Leeman
Tlinots-Rt
Noeth
City Hospital 1
Leeman
Hubert Navin
Pope
Waverly Motor Car Company
Wines
North-sts
Usual ballots in reserve for state election
Ballots have been printed and counted with supplies limited to five counties. County clerks meet at the state house to obtain election supplies. Some counties using voting machines may have changed their stance on regular ballots. Ballots on hand will be used in case of machine accidents. Great drawing in coats at Tink's tomorrow. See Brues Your upholstering and refinishing you, tested.
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William Jennings Bryan
State Committee
Mr. Bryan
Capt. Hobson
Hary
Bryan
Ohio Line
Fort Wayne
Lenge
States House
Harry Slougn
Oxye Be
Not So Wealthy As Represented In Tax Petition
The Wentermnion Telegraph Conae) seeks permission to file an amended petition against J Frank Hanty and others in the State Round of Tax commissioners and against Ware fen Bigler an auditor. It contends the Western Union lines, mostly iron wire and deteriorated, are overvalued in property taxation compared with the Petal Telegraph and Cable company. The Petal lines, with copper wire, earn more business. Western Union lines cost 413 per mile vs 80 per mile for Petal.
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Wentermnion Telegraph Conae
United States Court
Permlasion
J. Frank Hanty
Ered
Bs Bima
Warren Bixler
John C. Whigate
Parks G. Martin
Ware Fen Bigler
Western Union
Petal Telegraph and Cable Company
Unes
Western Union Telegraph
Eustat Company
Western Union Telrataph Company
Painter Commits Suicide After Quarrel With Wife
Charles B. Moore, 60, a painter, despondent after a quarrel with his wife, shot himself Friday afternoon. He was taken to a nearby hospital in critical condition. Police reported he lived at Mize Lraperat and had previously visited 23 WW before the incident.
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Charles B. Moore
Mourne
Atwellens
Oman
Ciel
Bieboty
Monre
Hye
Mize Lraperat
Fire damages two homes in early Friday blaze
Two porch or yard fires damaged dwellings on S30 Cont Ave near Charles Jerlley and M3 Muskingum St, with losses estimated at unknown amounts. Police report an ordinance violation tied to arson risk but no further details on suspects or enforcement provided.
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Charles Jerlley
Frank Brown
Muskingum St
Bank Robbery Reported in Bedalia Area
Local officials were notified of a bank robbery in Jamesstown last night. The bank reportedly was wrecked and about 2000 dollars stolen in Missouri.
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Missouri
Scrippr-Metine Prees Ansoct
Bedalia
Jamesstown
Voting machines placed in Marion county precincts
The article reports early setup of voting machines in Marion county precincts including 712 N. Marcia t and the fourth precinct of the Sixth ward. It notes Republican efforts to ensure equal access to machines, but cites incidents of alleged discrimination against Democrats. The Democratic committee urges reporting any favoritism to W. W. Spencer and Chairman James Ruckelshaus.
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Tle EL Marriatt
N. Marciatat
MW. Vermentat
Theodorr P. Davis
Marion County Democratic Committee
Republican County Committee
Davis
W. W. Spencer
Board of Massion County Election Commissioners
Jamn Ruckelshaue
Indiana Woman Is Shot. Husband Arrested After Tragedy
Special to The Sentinel Goshen Indiana October tragedy ends with Low Fuller farmer and hotel buyer shot in bed around 2 am. Police cite burglar theory mixed with suspicious details leading to husband Fuller’s arrest after witnesses describe shots and a broken window. The case includes loss of money and gear, with mother-in-law and neighbors providing conflicting accounts.
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Goshen
Ind
Mrr
Low Fuller
Puller
Wolf
Tn Hip
Bhats- Hen
Fuller
Pullar
Corres
Suspect Jeane Coe Arrested After Indianapolis Shooting
Bedford, October 24. Police say a suspect believed to be Jeane Coe, a Negro, was arrested here after a shooting in Indianapolis. Details are sparse but the arrest is reported as connected to the case.
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Bedford
Tna
Jeane Coe
Negra
Indianapolis
Walleeman
Qernoon
Fixed prices on products set by equity society
The American Society of Equity elected officers including President A Berit and Secretary J Wea Tubbs. It adopted a uniform price scaler with Wheat at 1 and Corn 45 cents until June 12, then 50 cents from January to April, cotton based on New York, hogs 8.50, hay 14, and other items varying by delivery location from Chicago.
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ST. Louis
American Society of Equity
A. Berit
Indianapodla
Wiser
J. B. Whiting
Interlaken
Ne. Y
J. Wea Tubbs
Indiannos
Vic
Jay Steele
Indianapolis
Jane
Shi Society
New York
Chicago
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L. Leopold
Nicholas
Nebrask
Margaret Leslis
Teara
Henry Leopold
St. Joseph
Mich
Pelier
Lesie
Howard Nicholan
Jetter
Nicholae
Jr. Nicholas
San Jauner
Lincoln Park
Pittsburg
Tilden
Jim
Chicazy
Palit Hotel
Ort
Rhesth
Ivy
Patherars
Indiana
Bryan den
Brian
Mien County
Ue Democrate
Gilliams
Gilhama Wuld
Fpl
Congress
J. W. More
Allen County
Polticians
Repub
Hearn
Mr. Shively
Brick
Shively
Plymouth
Marshall County
St. Joseph County
Republian
Welle
Alan Poinevas
Ursin
Tany
Democrate
Republicar
Ashnen Bros. & Co
Fillatt Tele. and
Biec. Co
Mass.ave
National Restaurant
Circle, Nal
Mreeter
Gus Habich
Washington-at
Luisa Bink
Valentine Law
Ohio
Ili
Robert Loeckert
Dargaing
Tink's Ta
U. S
Man
Painter
Anon
New Fort
Noah Baker
Coe
J. A. Everitt
Swuneylyanin
Marybands
Duces
Denison Banchr
Gust Rosberg
Tailors
Pembroke Arcade
Kallings
Esa
Rink
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