Pride in Beauty Aids Relief Tomas Murder Confession
Mrs Krauss, imprisoned for the murder of her stepdaughter Crystal Krauss, remains silent and composed in Indiana Women's Prison as attorney Hindman suggests others may be involved. Father Anderman and Hindman dispute sole responsibility, hinting at a broader motive and accomplices while Krauss adapts to prison life and limited privileges. Nearby reports mention jewelry advertisements amid the case details.
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City Health Officer Warns to Boil Water for Drinking and Cooking
Warne the People to Boil All Water Used for Drinking and Cooking. City health officer Keene warns Indianapolis faces potential typhoid outbreak due to river water mixing with city supply. Seven new cases reported Friday with more today. officials say river contamination could raise typhoid risk.
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Coldwell Sentenced After Court Admission of Frauds
Hor ace Coldwell, once a wealthy Woodruff Place contractor and church figure, appeared in criminal court with his pastor, pleading guilty to multiple frauds. Attorneys urged a workhouse sentence to spare stigma, but Judge Alford imposed a prison term despite pleas.
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Baltic Fleet Ready to Fight Its Way
An Admiral Redjestvenski officer says the Baltic fleet prepared to engage the British fleet before news of a settlement reached. The fleet readied pilots and fuel and vowed to issue forth to a glorious death. The Spanish engineer Estramatvira reportedly seeks a Russian cruiser that slipped anchor and departed.
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All Quiet in England Peaceful Outcome of Diplomatic Affair
London dispatch reports relief over the resolution of a dispute between England and Russia following the firing on British fishermen in the North Sea. The Hague tribunal recognition and arbitration are cited as likely outcomes. Markets buoyant with stocks rising, and comments from observers alongside political debate amid the trial details of a separate case.
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Baby Huggins Wins Self Defense Claim In Domestic Dispute
After years of marriage, Mr and Mrs Harwood Huggins faced police court over a heated domestic incident. Mrs Huggins testified she fired to frighten her husband in self defense. He was fined for being drunk and trespass while she faced assault charges but was discharged.
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Men Held to Grand Jury in Brazilian Bond Case
James King Ed Carter and Dennis Sweeney faced grand jury actions after police seized them on the William Bryan treaty affair in Brazil. King and Carter were bound over, Sweeney released on bond. Reported details allege involvement in attacking Cel Collins during the Bryan incident. authorities seek payment of a $24 bond.
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Police Officer Charged After Witness Testimony
A police patrolman faced accusations as a witness described troubling conduct. Judge Stubbe cautioned the officer for questionable actions after arresting a suspect and enforcing a curfew, while noting the seriousness of the claims against him.
Brick Fall Severely Injures Man at New Merchant Building
Keller Ti Carter a steamsiter sustained serious injuries Saturday morning when a brick fell from the third floor of the Merchant Wheat and Power Company’s new building at 8 New Jersey Avenue striking him on the head as he entered the front door. He remains in serious condition.
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Dreams of Gold Find Strikes Vein on Neighbor Farm
Prominent farmer Alonga Fletcher dreamed of gold and, armed with a mattock, dug a few feet on a neighbour’s land and uncovered a vein described as containing gold and iron. A Salt Lake City expert labeled the ore as valuable, causing great excitement in the area.
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Mrs Poat Gate a Divorce in Battle Creek
Killa W Poat of Washington was granted an absolute divorce from C W Post of Battle Creek Michigan who is a millionaire food manufacturer and president of the National Advertisers' Association. Grounds were desertion and extreme cruelty. Post offered no contest as lawyers petitioned the matter and refused to disclose alimony details.
Old Law Finds The Knox Ghat
Old law debate centers on whether the Knox Ghat precedent will guide a New York fraud case. Republicans doubt its applicability as Merrill Moores cites a distant case about padded votes in New York with election boards. The issue touches petitions of candidates and the role of colored voters in the broader dispute over the George TL. King case.
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Dance replaces speech at mass meeting attack on Knox
Bookwalter McCrea and Clawson failed to speak at a colored hall on Tudiana avenue Friday night. They faced a doorkeeper demanding admission tickets and were urged to pay to enter. They seek $15,000 damages in a suit against Sanford Roger and others over an Indiana interurban railway incident near Lexington that left a passenger injured.
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Beautiful model is Harry Thaw's bride joins election controversy
A chaotic campaign scene unfolds as commissioners refuse dates for a key petition and the state supreme court rules in favor of the board of election commissioners. Republicans fear Knox's removal from the ballot while activists claim new petitions weaken his bid. Knox supporters plan to pursue a court decision to stay on the ticket.
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Where is Cortelyou missing in national party notes
An Opening paragraph indicates national committeemen seek Chairman Cortelyou who vanished after leaving New York. Expectation set for Friday. he did not arrive. Telegrams and letters pour in as Washington and Chicago offices prepare reports, but he still is absent Saturday.
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Chicago
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Consumptives Barred From Denver Postal Service
A special order issued Friday bars consumptives from the portion of postal carriers or portal clerks in the Denver post office. The directive, dated October 8, restricts access for health reasons and impacts staff and customers at the facility.
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Indians on Warpath and Purdue Defeats Missouri
A wartime telegraph report describes Yaqui threats near Nogales and a proposed troop movement to avert an attack. Separately Purdue overruns Missouri in a football clash, with a varied game marked by kicking and fumbles and highlighted by Purdue's strong offense. Police arrest John Cannelly after a saloon brawl prior to hospital discharge.
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New Planes 165 and up at Stegemetr Bros
Wutechner's New Planes 165 and up, Kat at Stegemetr Bros 12 N Witnola. Feed your horse Janes Dustless Cats, rahaig tte ge Bilas Native Herbs 5¢ W. Wash. St. First Class Steaka at Stegemetr Bros.
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Womans Market Jewelry Stolen In Broad Daylight
Mrs. Mary Carlisle reported theft at the city market as two diamond pins and two rings disappeared from her purse kept behind the money drawer. The robbery occurred in front of shoppers. police investigate a bold hand behind the counter, with crowds agitated and calling for the thief's capture.
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Beating in Chicago Saloon Targets Autobiographer Hapgood
Hutchings Hapgood author of Autobiography at a Unef was battered in a Franklin Street saloon Friday night. He had come from New York to study union labor conditions for a novel. Warrants may be issued for the attackers as Hapgood named Sam Parks of New York iron workers and depicted a crowd policing him after a dispute.
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Stores Burned at Fowler Fire destroys several buildings on W Pitthat
At Ind Oct 2 Newso block on W Pitthat suffered a major blaze at 1 am Saturday. Total losses reach 3.00 in building and stock with 16.00 insurance on buildings and 10,000 on stock. Continued fair weather forecast tonight and Sunday with temperatures 40 at 7 am and 60 at noon.
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