Bigamy Trial In Terre Haute District Court
Mrs. Charlotte Dickey testifies in a Terre Haute criminal court against her husband Oran P. Dickey alias Pearl O. Dickey on bigamy charges. He wed Charlotte Southerd in 1904 and Anna M. Wilson in 1908 while married, with moves between Terre Haute Linton Brazil and Indianapolis.第一
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Dickey
Oran P. Dickey
Delaware Street
Dickey
Peral O. Dickey
Charlotte Southerd
John Sulger
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Terre Haute
Anna M
Linton
Brazil
Indianapolis
Charlotte Bickey
Landslide for Beveridge Seen in Indiana Labor Support
William L. Taylor, a Republican leader touring Indiana, says laborers across districts are swinging to Senator Beveridge. He cites 430 clay-plant workers and 22,000 miners backing Beveridge, predicting gains in Democratic districts and possible turnout of labor-backed voters to beat Cullop in the Second district. Labor support could shift several races to the Republican column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Beveridge
William L. Taylor
Feveridge
Er Ae Taylor
Shippers Meet Rate Argument at Iowa Hearing
At the interstate rate hearing in Chicago, H C Wallace of Des Moines testified that freight rate increases would push many farmers toward bankruptcy. He argued if town farmers lose livestock revenue and enter grain, railroads would suffer long-term losses. Wallace estimated 1909 Iowa crop value near 380 million dollars and warned landowners earned little profit while renters bore depreciation losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Court
H. C. Wallace
Des Moines
Wallace
Iowa
Brothers Killed in Mississippi Depot Feud Tragedy
In Columbus Mississippi on Wednesday Frank Bell shot and killed brothers John and Charles Duncan at the Mobile and Ohio station. Bell surrendered after the double murder as his wife and infant watched. The incident stems from an old family feud.
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Columbus
Miss
Frank Bell
John
Charles Duncan
Mobile & Ohio
Bell
King George Attends Funeral of Relative
London October 26 Prince Francia of Teck brother of Queen Mary was buried with royal pomp. King George and Queen Mary attended the funeral at St George's chapel. Soldiers lined the streets and police held back crowds. Nearly all great English noble houses were represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince Francia of Teck
Queen Mary
King George
St. George's Chapel
England
Hunt Wolf That Stole Tiny Bare Child Near Marshfield
Marshfield Wisconsin October 26 a wolf snatched the two year old child of Herman Billgren as it played at the door. The mother attacked the animal and freed the child after a running struggle that dragged the boy more than a hundred yards but left him with only a few scratches. A large hunt with dogs was set to pursue the wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Wis
Herman Billgren
Billgren
Miss Morgan Defies Duty On Antique Crucifix
New York October 26 Miss Annie Morgan daughter of J P Morgan refused to pay duty on a crucifix claimed to be from Louis XV era. Customs inspectors questioned the age and valued the other antiques brought by Belle Green’s secretary. The goods were sent to the appraiser for valuation. She called reports of engagement to Cep Jaime De Bourbon absurd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Annie Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Louis XV
Wall Street
Miss Morgan
Belle Green
Ile Wiiliig
Belle
Cep Jaime de Bourbon
Roosevelt Campaign Hits Dix Across Northern New York
Theodore Roosevelt continued his northern New York stump, speaking in Warsaw and Oswego among other towns. He pressed attacks on Democratic candidate John A. Dix over alleged ties to the wallpaper trust, arguing Dix’s denials do not alter the matter and that the standard wallpaper trust was broken up by court ruling. Crowds were large and enthusiastic at his meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Warsaw
John A. Dix
Wall Paper Trust
Col. Roosevelt
Dix
Standard Wall Paper Company
Supreme Court
Woman Pours Chloroform on Bed and Dies in Kalamazoo
Mrs May W Parker 55 of Grand Rapids poured six bottles of chloroform over bed clothes at the Pickman hotel on Wednesday and then killed herself by lying on the bed. Insomnia had troubled her for some time and she was en route to Battle Creek for treatment. letters found in the room explain her actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Pickman Hotel
May W. Parker
Cherry Street
Grand Rapids
Battle Creek
Army Orders Issued From Washington October 26
Military notices announce retirement for Sergeant of Ordnance Frank Lehman, a board to examine Corporal John F. Brown and other candidates for Philippine Scout reconfirmation, and various transfers. Leave of absence granted to First Lieut. David D. Hogan for one month and Capt. John J. Bradley for four months. Engineers officer Arthur R. Ehrenbeck to Fort Bayard for observation and treatment at the general hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Lehman
Ft. Robison
Neb
John F. Brown
Eighth Cavalry
David D. Hogan
Medical Reserve Corps
Francis H. Cameron, Jr
Fifteenth Cavalry
Seventh Cavalry
Myron Bowdish
John J. Bradley
Arthur R. Ehrenbeck
Corps of Engineers
Ft. Bayard
Heiress Reunites With Father After Twenty Years
Antoinette Elizabeth Gazzam Galvin, heiress of Cornwall with a $3,000,000 estate, reconciles with her former-state-senator father Joseph Gazzam in Philadelphia after twenty years apart. She wed Charles B. Galvin, a civil engineer once with the New York aqueduct commission, claiming him as her soulmate. The reconciliation follows her recent marriage and publicized alienation suit settlement.
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Philadelphia
Charles B. Galvin
New York
Antoinette Elizabeth Gazzam
Joseph Gazzam
Galvin
Gazzam
Cornwall
Mrs
New York Aqueduct Commission
Crippen Plans Appeal After Death Sentence
London, Oct 26. Dr. Crippen decided to appeal to the court of criminal appeals from the death sentence for his wife’s murder after a long talk with his lawyer Arthur Newton. Crippen recovered much of his composure and was buoyed by news that Ethel Clare LeNeve was acquitted of being an accessory after the fact in the Belle Elmore Crippen murder, with jail attendants noting his lightened mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Court of Criminal Appeals
H. H. Crippen
Arthur Newton
Crippen
Miss LeNeve
Des Moines Couple Die By Own Action Pact
An Osceola pair, Mrs. John Ewing and her husband, were found in Des Moines after a gas room tragedy. They checked into Rex hotel Tuesday, and a note read Please bury us together. The woman was dead and the man dying in hospital.
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Des Moines
John Ewing
Osceola
Here
Rex
Capital stock listings for Indiana firms with named directors
A historical listing shows multiple Indiana firms with capital stock values from 10 000 to 50 000 dollars and named directors in cities including Indianapolis Muncie Charlottesville Connersville Evansville Columbus Hammond Munice Elwood Dale Bamboo tab company appears with directors Conrad Bender H Meyer and Louis Bardel plus others such as James A Wilson and John R Stafford among the directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Laundry Securery
Gary
Capital
Illiam A. Cain
Mary C. Cain
Fred Lee
Kessler Tradling Company
Indianapolis
Capital Stock
Kessler
Mary
James A. Wilson
Beesons Station Grain Company
Beesons Station
John R. Stafford
Muncie
Samuel Harlan
Charlottesville
Lunsford L. Broaddus
Connersville
Thomas Aerial and Flying Machine Company
Evansville
Herbert B. Thomas
Charles F. Dieffendorf
August Peltz
Star Novelty Company
Charles Sheperkoter
W. W. Williams
George W. Williams
Columbus Hospital
Columbus
A. P. Roope
F. D. Norton
Alex Foster
J. H. Deakin
John Sampp
John Klumpp Jr
Dale State Bank
Dale
Adam Wallace
George M. Rice
James W. Ladd
Bamboo Tab Company
Conrad Bender
H. H. Meyer
Louis Bardel
Cullom Talks With Taft On Patronage In Illinois
Senator Shelby M. Cullom of Illinois conferred with President Taft about patronage in Illinois. They also discussed candidates for the commerce court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullom
Taft
Washington
Shelby M. Cullom
Illinois
Commerce Court
Republicans to Speak Thursday in State Series
A long list of Republican speakers scheduled across towns including Rockville Frankfort Albion Elk Hart and more. Names include Richard Yates of Illinois Frederick Landis Otis Gulley Joseph Williams and George Thompson among others with times noted chiefly at night or noon across several counties.
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Senator Beverage
Rockville
Frankfort
Pinchot
Albion
Elkhart
Richard Yates
Amnols
Orleans
Frederick Landis
Edgar D. Crumpacker
William D. Heddrick
Selma
Muncie
George Denny
William N. Hat Heat Carthage
Nipne
O. N. Heaton
South Kitley
Stansberry
Church
Jlpdge
Joseph W. Williams
Waverly
William E. English
Lexington
George W. Thompson
Richmond
Centerville
Otis E. Gulley
Gas City
Finley Mount
Goshen
Frank J. Tilley
Avon
Frank J. Posey
Oakland
Aes
David E. Boone
Freetown
John Conner
Fretown
S. Cc
Kivett
A. E. Martin
Carthige
Harvey B. Stout, Jr
Fairfield
Rollin Warner
Lael
H. R. Thompson
Londike
T. J. Lessie
Wlondike
Beveridge Gains Support as Indiana Counties Readied
In Pike and Daviess counties voters confront a split in the Democratic ranks with James W. Brumfield leading Pike-Dubois efforts while Beveridge lauds Henry Sefrit. Orion Peed eyes carries in Pike and Daviess, urging old-time Republicanism and farmers’ support amid price concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sefrit
Beveridge
Henry Sefrit
Washington
Cifted
Dr. McPherson
Orion Peed
Pike County
Pike
Daviess
George's Skipper Dies in England
Cowes England October 26 John Carter skipper of King George's yacht Britannia died here Wednesday.
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George
Cowes
England
John Carter
Britannia
Marshall Denounces Ship Subsidy as Steal in Indiana Speech
Governor Marshall told a Shelbyville crowd on October 26 that the ship subsidy is a subsidy to monopoly and must be governed by anti trust laws. He warned the plan rewards Morgan interests and harms American commerce, urging tariff repeal and maritime law reform.
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the Sun
Shelbyville
Ind
Gov. Marshall
Beveridge
England
America
Morgan
Taft Sends Cabinet Men to Campaign in Ohio
President Taft dispatches Secretary of State Knox and Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh to Ohio to back the Republican state ticket. Knox will speak in Cincinnati on November 1 and in Columbia the next day, with MacVeagh dates still to be arranged. The move signals administration support and was arranged with State Chairman Layland.
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Washington
Taft
Knox
Treasury
MacVeagh
Ohio
Cincinnati
Columbia
McVeagh
Layland
Republican State Committee
Appellate Court Susta ins Widow in Damages Suit
Maranda Dolby widow of Indianapolis policeman Edward Dolby who died from a patrol box shock on January 13 1906 won her appeal against the Indianapolis Light and Heat Company and the Indianapolis Telephone Company. The Marion county superior court award of 3312 50 was sustained. The decision also clarifies tenancy in the entirety for married couples in property cases and references the Maitten v Barley case from Delaware county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maranda Dolby
Edward Dolby
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Light and Heat Company
Indianapolis Telephone Company
Marion County Superior Court
W. H. Maitten
Charles A. Barley
Delaware County Circuit Court
Hernly Withdraws From Rage In Henry County Race
Henry County election officials were asked by Charles 8 Hernly to remove his name and emblem the bucksaw and saw buck from the ticket. Hernly had entered as an anti Beveridge candidate in Newcastle Indiana on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Ind
Charles
Hernly
Beveridge
Striker Riots Halt Express Wagons in Jersey City
In Jersey City on October 22 strikers and sympathizers clashed, overturning wagons and damaging harness as officials urged Governor Fort to deploy militia. The walkout began over a $5 monthly wage increase for United States Express drivers' helpers, with strike breakers imported from New York being thwarted and drivers resisting working without their regular helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Tai i States Express Company
Gov. Fort
United States Express Company
Expresspany
Kew York
Metzler Method Restores Strength at 122 East Ohio Street
A clinic operated by Dr. Metzler offers treatment for weak worn out nervous and discouraged people seeking vigor and renewed strength. Located at 122 East Ohio Street Room 208, this method emphasizes restoring vitality through specialized care.
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Lowa
Brothers
Mississippi
Roosevelt
DR. Crippen
Beyrouth Lace
Sears
Stes
Gibson County
Dubois County
James W. Brumfield
Petersburg
Brumfield
Dubois
Bryan
Daviess County
D. S. L. McPherson
Republican Party
Marshall
Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Farmers and Merchants’ National Bank of Wabash
Hood
Henry
Asa
FCN
Ca Thi
Duesseldorfer
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Prospect
H. J. Sherwood
Sullaing
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