How Cronin Died and Witnesses Identify the Body
The state began presenting evidence in the Cronin murder trial with witnesses identifying the catch-basin body as Dr. Cronin. Testimony described facial features, teeth, and a distinctive dental plate, while physicians explained head wounds as the cause of death despite limited brain evidence.
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Catch-Basin
Cronin
Nicholas Wallenborn
Lake View
T. T. Conklin
Dr.Cronin
Conklin
North
Clark Street
Dr. Cronin
St. Louis
Chicago
Chicago. Mr. Conklin
John F. Scanlan
John J. J. T. Conklin
Te Morgue
Frank Scanlan
Order of Foresters
Frank T. Scanlan
David P. Ahern
George Finiger
William Michel
Wing
Roesch
Patrick McGarry
McGarry
Lewis
Carroll
Chicago Avenue
Mr. Mills
Egbert
Ebert
Hynes
Beggs
O’sullivan
Mr. Hynes
Coughlin
Burke
Dr. Moore
Charles F.’ Perkins
John Watson
Harrison County
Corydon
Alifante
Illinois
Simon P. Cooper
Switzerland County
Florence
Cleveland
Cooper
Chattanooga
Tenn
Supreme Court
Mollie Corwin
Shelbyville
John H. Little
Joseph Corwin
Little
Corwin
Covington
James Neal
Arlington House
Huntington
Nora Dawson
Marion
Indianapolis
Pendleon
Tude Hicks
Switzerland
William T. Adkinson
Lincoln Keith
Edwardsport
Adkinson
Keith
Indiana Happenings. An Interesting Summary of Local Doings
Local news roundup highlights community weddings and deaths, crime and casualties, and notable happenings from Indiana neighbors. Includes brief notices of social events, obituaries, and general news items from area residents.
Remarkable Harrison County tale and varied Indiana notices
Wake Evens of Harrison County returns after eight years with improved mind and funds, while Indiana observes a flood of items from patents to crimes. Reports include patent grants for Terre Haute and Fort Wayne inventors, drownings, accidents, diseases, and public notices. Names and places span Indianapolis to Corydon and Madison County, with multiple local incidents and legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Evens
Harrison County
United States Army
Custer
Washington City
Indiana
Lewis S. Cander
Terre Haute
George N. Clymer
Bloomingsburg
John Cosgrove
Oxford
Buckner YY
Freeland
Vistula
Theodore H. Haberkorn
Fort Wayne
William Lebo
Tipton
John IF. Mains
B. Carr
H. M. LaFollette
Indianapolis
John J. Hefford
Frederick W. Miller
J. J. Newman
Globe Tisssue-paper Company
Elkhart
John K. Perez
G. R
Fire and accidents plague Indiana towns with multiple losses
A string of disasters across Indiana reports fires destroying the Shively machine works in Elwood and a copper shop in Terre Haute, plus fatal railroad and runaway accidents in Flora Huntington Anderson and Taswell. Other incidents include a gas plant sale in Kokomo, a stage of injuries and killings among workers, and threats from White Caps in Staunton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shively
Elwood
A. J. Weddle
Martinsville
Frank Young
Muncie
Kokomo
Chicago
James Nichols
Terre Haute
William Kickle
Flora
C. A. Hoan
William Hoan
Huntington
Ella Wasserman
Te Town
Michigan City
Minnie Leeds
Anderson
Noah Huntsinger
Joan J. Hauffer
Elkhart
P. F. Wilhite
Montgomery County
Ratsburg
David Arnie
Monrovia
Morgan County
Hiram Roller
Springfield Township
Allen County
Col. Sutherland
Groveland
Putnam County
James Learned
Albany
Delaware County
Greenfield
Samuel Michaels
B. F. Huston
Logansport
Hiram Benham
Taswell
B. C. Black
Staunton
Clay County
Webator
Ake Mie
Pan American Congress Delegates Tour Chicago and Milwaukee
The Pan American delegates arrive in Chicago greet by Mayor and visit Armour missions Swift packing houses Libby McNeill Libby Nelson Morris and McCormick works. They tour Pullman and Chicago landmarks then travel by train to Milwaukee and beyond with a 40 member delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Pan- American Congress
West
Chicago
Armour Mission
McCormick Reaper Works
Swift
Argentine Republic
Libby, McNeill & Libby's
Nelson Morris
Armour’s
Guzman
Nicaragua
Armour’s Place
George M. Pullmen
George H. Brown
Stephen Little
G. H. Gray
H. H. Session
J. Runnels
Dr. O’chasey
Lake Front
Mr. Runnels
Duane Doty
South Park Station
Jackson Park
Washington Park
Drexel
Oakland
Grand
Jackson Street
Milwaukee
At& O
Cream City
Sioux City
Omaha
St. Paul
Kansas City
St. Louis
Springfield
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Washington
Mexico
Matias Romero
Angal Ortizly Monasterio
Guatemala
Fernando Cruz
Honduras
Jeronimo Zelaya
Horacio Guzman
Costa Rica
Roque Saenz Pena
Manuel Quintana
Uruguay
Alberto Nin
Brazil
J. G. de Amaral Valente
Lafayette
Rodriguez Pereira
Salvador de Mendonca
Venezuela
Nicanor Bolet Peraza
Fight for a parsonage at Plymouth Polish church riot
Bishop O Hara of Scranton sought possession of the Plymouth Polish Catholic church and parsonage after deposing Rev Warneg ar. Police aided entry, six held, a fight followed injuring Chief Melvin and others as doors were battered down and several were hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
O’hara
Scranton
Father Warnegar
O'Hara
Melvin
Peru Invites Colonists to Colonize 2 Million Hectares
The government and senate approve a project authorizing the executive to ceded up to 2,000,000 hectares of land for colonization. Land may be allocated in maximum portions of 200,019 hectares to support economic restoration and the Graca bondholders plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Graca
Senate
Clarkson Intends to Resign From Postmaster General Post
Washington dispatch reports General Clarkson son plans to resign as first assistant postmaster general next spring to resume his editorial duties and business. Also noted are the 1838 Russian revenue surplus of 4,040,000 rubles and expenditures 18,000,000 rubles below estimate, and a Cleveland, Ohio dealer scrap iron failure for 50,009 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Williams
Council Grove
Kan
Evansville
Phillips
Muncie
Jason Jenkinson
de Soto
Crawfordsville
Taylor
State Board of Health
Will Prickett
Goshen
J. Montgomery
Ohio Falls
Ecar-Works
Jeffersonville
James
New Albany
Isaiah Faulkner
Montpelier
Clarkson
Washington Dispatch
Gen. Clarkson
Vanderbilt Route Emerges as Rival to Gould on Pacific
New York dispatch reports a strategic alliance between Union Pacific and Chicago and Northwestern creating a unified through route to the coast. Vanderbilt interests drive plans for a ocean-to-ocean line, aligning with Union Pacific and challenging Huntington Gould, as through trains will run from Chicago to western termini.
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Union Pacific
Chicago and Northwestern
New York Dispatch
Chicago & Northwestern
Union Pacific Company
Portland
Ore
Council Bluffs
Ogden
Utah
Denver
Leadville
Kansas City
Union
Northern Pacific
Vanderbilts
Chicago
Pacific Ocean
Frisco
California
Los Angeles
Vanderbilt
Ocean
Huntington-Gould
Northwestern
Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
Gould
Boston
Charles France
Adams
Navy cautions on aliens staffing warships amid Omaha dispute
Commodore Walker of the bureau of navigation says reports overstated about Chinese workers aboard the Omaha. He notes the ship’s muster shows 37 Chinese among 223 crew as servants and favors using native sailors where available, though recruiting in Chinese waters complicates crew size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Navy Department
Pacific Coast
Omaha
Department
Commodore Walker
Bureau of Navigation
Randall Plans for Democratic Congress Leadership
Washington dispatch reports Hon. Samuel J. Randall remains bedridden yet optimistic about a strong role in the coming session. He expects continued collaboration with Carlisle, resisting Mills' obstruction while opposing major rule changes and urging prudent appropriations despite illness rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dispatch
Samuel J. Randall
Congress
Ife
Randall
Carlisle
Mills
House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frendergast
Willian
Kent
Thomas Downey
Severalty
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Shore Busslay
Indiana Happenings
Zon Way
Uncle Sams Seamen
MR. Randall
PirrssuRe
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