Woman's tears move the jury in court scene
In a criminal court in Indianapolis a distraught wife, Mrs William Walsh, moved the grand jury with tears as they issued a special report discharging her husband, William Walsh, after 40 days in jail for embezzlement from an insurance firm. Police held him on a related charge, and he claimed he spent funds to promote the company’s business, with repayment noted. The couple reunited after the verdict.
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Wiliam Waleh
Hai Beer
Walah
Grand Furs
Wilom Walsh
Charles P. Benedict
Sirs
Progester Henedler
Walsh
Reno Mitchell
Jor
Sudge Alfayt
Wiliam Walsh
Mberry
Courttroom
Msr
Indianapolis, Polley Holders’ Insurance Company
Het
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Lowelacn
Arrest Mistake Claims Laven Victim of Wrongful Detention
The article recounts G Laven being arrested at Traction Terminal station on unclear charges. Friends defend his character, noting his Spanish American War service and roles in hospital corps. His arrest caused distress to his family at 614 N Beato, while authorities pursued suspicious acts amid a broader evening arrest scene.
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G Laven
Traction Terminal
Mr. Laven
Malen
Laven
Jia
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Hopital Corps
Clement L. Holderman
Congress
Elaventh
Predicted political clash in Indiana legislature race
In Indiana the Democrats plan a vigorous campaign for the lower house to block the current reform program while Republicans aim to hold power. Labor leader Gaumer seeks a leg seat, signaling a labor allied fight. money and factional support loom large as campaigns gear up across Marion county.
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Hanly
Democrata
Yarlong
Implxei
Democrats
Hepdig
Ia Tn
Merritt Resigns From Indianapolis Park Board
George Merritt, father of the Indianapolis park system, resigns from the city park board Pritay citing age and extended absences. Mayor Rockwalter and board express regret, discuss successor options at Riverside Park, with Col. M A Downing and J Clyde Power acknowledging his service since 1888. Resignation takes effect in two weeks.
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George Merritt
Indianapolis Park System
Pritay
Clinrion AL Hookwalter
Bverettt
Rockwalter Auld Be
Merritt
Tsonrdaan
Bitirichaville Bridge
Niverside Park
Indianapolis Parks
Coffin
M.A. Downing
J. Clyde Power
Col
Downing
Mysterious Death on Beltline Bridge Near Barth Ave
Benjamin Wenning, 34, was found dead beneath a trestle on the Belt route crossing of Barth avenue. Police suspect foul play after injuries to the head suggested more than a railroad accident. Coroner Dr. F T Hohlertson lists multiple head wounds but notes the lack of a reliable identification until night. Detectives are investigating possible motives and enemies. Wenning recently attended a wedding at Fountain Square and disappeared afterward. He had $5 on him and reportedly did not carry a watch, though relatives say he owned one. A gold watch is missing and there is speculation of a motive beyond robbery. The body was found Thursday. identification completed Friday.
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Democratic Party
Ms. Gompers
National Congress
Republica
Hine
Gaumer
Furea
Gaoumer
Benjamin Wenning
Barth Ave
Mr. Wenning
Fred Wenning
Hardy
Benjamin Weaning
Fountain Square Ball
Pestay
Aleof
Piay
Wenning
Soma
Madison Ave
J. &. Hobertoon
Poy Brubnre
W Tyuio
Arapolis
Hauner
Simon
Fountain Square Hall
Smiss
Minnie Nordwelt
Willian Meyer
Jefl
Stu Datll
Fred
Brogher
Barth-ave
Crossing
Hell Road
Record of Cuban Crisis Lands U S Sailors
One hundred fifty armed sailors landed from the cruiser Denver at President Palma's request to protect his palace and deter trouble in the city. Washington ordered return aboard, leaving a small guard for the American legation. Commanders and officials named discuss the crisis as rebel activity surrounds Havana area and rail lines.
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Palma
Tibute
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Cespedes
Walmington
Statt
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Roosev
William H. Taft
Bonaparte
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Beveridge
Senate
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Cienfuegas
Narine Stron
Marietta
Jagua
Santa Clara City
Santa Clara
Finar del O10
Enirely
Bantiago
Cuban Weatura
Cuban Central
Pinar del Rio
Provine United Railroad
Santiaga
War Cabinet Met at Sagamore Amid Cuban Tension
The meeting at Sagamore is reported as the situation in Cuba growing more serious by the hour. American sailors are said to be in the streets of Cienfuegos with high excitement and treachery allegedly charged to Congressmen.
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Cuba
Clenfuegos
Havana
President Palma May Resign Rumors Amid Cuban Crisis
United States and Cuba tensions surge as President Palma reportedly may resign. Washington dispatches flag instability in Havana and Oyster Bay noting naval buildup around Cuba and potential marines landing to protect American interests. Roosevelt calls war cabinet to Sagamore Hill as crisis deepens.
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Anid
Hid
Cutia
Teonpe
New Delvana
Tampa
Sodathre
Taeilig
Traepe
Cubs
Roosevelt
Sagamore
Weather Forecast and Tragedy Cross City Notes
A fragmented report covers a fatal fall near a bridge and a looming coroner inquiry. It notes weather, a marriage, a locked door mystery, and a lonely Barth-avenue neighborhood with concerns about crime. Separate items include boulevard land donation for Sutherland avenue, a fatal streetcar fall, and a brief wartime government briefing. The piece blends local tragedy with civic notices and ads.
Taft Bonaparte Comment on Cuban Tension and Navy Readiness
Secretary Taft and Secretary Bonaparte voiced grave concern over Cuban tensions and American interests. Bonaparte pledged full protection for Americans and property, suggesting naval strength could deter escalation. Boravorte denied issuing withdrawal orders for soldiers near Havana, attributing them to Admiral Converse and noting possible talks with Mr. Bacon.
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Cuba
United States
Brevetary
Boravorte
Colwell
Havana
Converse
Newterry
Bacon
Celery Vence Mass Help Wanted For Three Days
A fragmentary notice advertises three days of help wanted at a bun shop named in the readable text. It mentions mass aid or assistance, with no clear organization or location provided in the readable portion.
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Palma May Resign As Cuban Leader Today
Havana reports that President Palma may resign within hours due to pressure from his family and discontent in the country. If Palma quits, Vice President Capate is expected to succeed him. observers warn the war will not end with his departure.
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Havana
Cuba
Palma
Palmel
Muationista
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Colwell
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