General Bell Accused in Mines Conspiracy Case
A Chronicle staff account from Cripple Creek describes troops from Denver as biased against miners, with soldiers armed and ready to shoot. The reporter found miners peaceful. claims of a large conspiracy involving Gen Bell and mine owners are challenged, and ex-attorneys seek habeas corpus for prisoners.
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Durbin Nephew Heroic Rescue In Mortis Canal
Joseph Durbin nephew of Indiana's chief executive acted swiftly Sunday afternoon at Centerville when he heard cries and plunged into Mortis canal to save two girls. Helena and Leonore Frear were rescued. Durbin received a peculiar reward later calling it a bunch of asses.
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Joseph Durbin
Indiana
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Leonore Frear
Dream Faze Kills Infant in Sleep Choking Case
Mrs. Alex Riffin of McAdoo, Pa., claims she strangled her infant during a dream that forced her to act. Corner A L Gitlars, who conducted the inquest, reports the tale as she described it while awake, leaving the mother overwhelmed with grief.
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Alex. Riffin
McAdoo
Corner A. L. Gitlars
Famous Old Fighter Enters Bitter Kentucky Political Scrape
aging Confederate hero General Simon Buckner 89 launches campaign to oust his son in law Morris Belknap the Republican governor Buckner opened his bid at Mumfordville and will tour the state delivering speeches Though aged he remains active and has a long Civil War and West Point background born in Hart County Kentucky on April 1 1830 Buckner previously served as Kentucky governor as a Democrat in 1891 before aligning with Republicans during later campaigns
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Seven new typhoid cases in Indianapolis raise totals
Seven new typhoid fever cases were reported to the city health board on Tuesday, lifting the September total to 63 and placing the count about six or eight higher than the same period last year. The health board says the figure is not unusually large for a city Indianapolis size.
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New Liners Advertisements Fill Local Listings
Fragmentary ad sheet shows ninth trilar ara notices for rentals and rooms, business property, and service positions. Mentions for rent houses and rooms, wanted proofreaders and porter, and scattered trades. Ambiguous text limits precise details but indicates a busy classified page.
May Not Vote Over Jewish Holiday Letter Negotiated
Teodore Walfsen engages with a Chicago Orthodox rabbi to secure a statement about voting on Get. 13, a Jewish holiday. The aim is that ballot casting will be aligned with Mosaic law and not interpreted as erling, which is forbidden by the laws, Walfsen states.
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Teodore Walfsen
Chicago
Erling
Wolfson
Henry Weds Political Ambitions to Harry New's Shoes
Chicago Saturday at the Auditorium annex Charles L Henry owner of the Journal which he bought from Harry S New announced he would likely run for the Republican national committee from Indiana to succeed Mr New The move signals a political bid tied to his newspaper ownership and Indiana base.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
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Bulgaria to Declare War on Turkey Draws Near
Reports from Sofia on September 13 indicate Bulgaria has informed powers she will act if European intervention fails to stop Turkish atrocities in Macedonia. Anglot, an English agent, predicts a swift Bulgarian victory if Europe restrains other powers, claiming an army of 500,000 could be deployed within 24 hours. Refugees are said to be massacred by Turkish detachments on the frontier amid growing Bulgarian calls for war and potential involvement of Serbia.
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Joseph Angeiot
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Maineam
No Frost Threat Diminishes Ice Damage Fear For Indiana
Weather expert Weatherman W. T. Blythe said Indiana may escape a heavy frost and corn damage as forecasts shift. He noted no official frost forecast, with only scattered showers and cooler conditions expected Tuesday night through Wednesday in Indiana and nearby states.
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Toea
Nebreka
Ohana
Toder
Indianapolis
Yount Speech at Precinct Meeting Highlights Campaign Stance
Republican candidate Thomas J. Yount spoke Monday night to the executive committee of precinct 13 ward 32, delivering a plain speaking initial address. Introduced by Isadore Wilfson, he praised Mayor Bookwalter’s slogan Stand up for Indianapolis and urged support amid Jewish precinct voters, noting the Beckwatter administration and potential for a stronger second term. A mass meeting committee was formed by Jewish attendees to honor the mayor, with further planning by Mr Whitnen.
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Indianapolis
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Keig
Yount
Isadore Wilfson
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Shanks Poky Case Ends With Dismissal
Andrew Franklin of North Street fled his wife Vinnie Monday after a fight with Jim Judge Whallon. Whallon dismissed Franklin Tuesday, citing he ran to avoid trouble. Vinnie slashed Franklin with a razor near Fort Wayne Avenue before an officer intervened. The attorney blamed a foot race for the scare, the judge agreeing it might spare Franklin from the workhouse.
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Jim
Whallon
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Tebbe Suspected of Mental Strain in Divorce Claim
A complaint for divorce by Mary Tebbe alleges William H. Tebbe caused distress to Mary and their five children. It claims he subjected them to verbal abuse and forced her to perform strenuous mental tasks, with further alleged acts of malice.
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Wm. H. Tebbe
Mery
Sky-High Destruction Hits Saloon in Logansport
In Logansport Indiana a mob of enraged citizens dynamited a saloon where W H Snyder was inside. The building exploded sky high after Snyder ignored industrial, nation meetings and protests. Nearby towns Burlington and Sedatta have suffered similar dynamitions in the past two years. Blythe Gollendricks, newly appointed park board secretary to replace Bert ema, will begin duties Wednesday.
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Sedatta
Blythe Qollendricks
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Methodist Ministers Assigned Across Indiana Districts
Bishop Joyer announces appointment of methodist ministers to dozens of churches and circuits across Indiana districts including Indianapolis Seton Broad Ripple Brooklyn Castle Town Greenwood Blackford Street Brightwood Contriabave Meridian, Terre Haute and beyond. Names such as H. Kellag Edwin Ray Geo Smith J.T. ONeill J. G. Ake and many others appear as presiding elders and supply ministers across numerous congregations and towns. The sweeping listing details assignments by district and church, reflecting a broad organizational reallocation within the Methodist ministry.
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C.K. Bacon
Seton, Co. Risley
Broad Tipple
Frankie Lewis
Brooklyn
James Hixon
Castletown
John Rojer
Greenwood, H. & Headen
Karton-place
Danm W. Noble
Blackford St
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Brightwood
A. W. Wol Tippy
California
Pete Trey
H. W. Kellag
Eastpark
Fla
Lester
Edwin Ray
Marriage License Purchase Sparks Family Debate
In the clerk's office James Harvey sought to marry Effie Leota Adams with his mother Phoee Calling providing consent. James claimed his mother should pay, insisting “Ma, you pay for it” while the clerk observed the scene. The mother refused, noting the start of expenses had not begun.
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Rehwiler
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Effie Leota Adams
James
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Suurlboler
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Diamond importer offers 20 carats rough stones in Amsterdam
From Amsterdam J P Mullarky importer at 2 Monument Place advertises 20 carats rough diamonds in stock. He invites callers to view and discuss. The notice includes garbled nearby names and addresses but centers on diamond trade and sales inquiry.
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J. P. Mullarly
Monument-place
Mock Election Atay Engine Works Planned For City Firm
Hitz campaign managers plan a mock mayoral ballot at a large factory to gauge machinists sentiment. A factory choice among three candidates will be polled after owner permission. Atay Engine Works is favored as the likely site.
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Hitz
Atay Engine Works
Former police court figure Minnie Saunders falls prey to drink
After months fighting the habit Minnie Saunders told Judge Whallon she tried to avoid saloons while seeking work. A casual encounter with old friends led to drinking, landing her in jail. The judge fined her $1 and costs, but Wheeler from the Rescue Mission intervened to send her to the mission instead of workhouse.
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Forgery arrest over bad check in Wabash area
Detectives Haley and Splann arrested Omer Grown alias Brantlinger of Hrightwood on a forgery charge in Lincoln. W. J. Hahn of Wabash alleges a $8 check was passed on Labor Day after a denial. Loss cited at $150,000 in the incident.
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W. J. Hahn
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