Bucket Shops Win Judge Denies Injunction in Indiana Case
In Indianapolis on July 16 a Federal Court decision denied a sweeping injunction against L A Kinsey Company linked to bucket shops. The Chicago Board of Trade effort to block alleged gambling records faced resolution after more than a year in court.
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Indianapolis
Chicago Board of Trade
L. A. Kinsey & Co
Anderson
Gamblin
J. Visement
Chicago Bollar
Wrecks In Indiana City Leave Several Injured
In Tolleston near Hammond a passenger train and a fast freight collided causing two engines to overturn and the baggage car to telescope. Three crewmen were seriously injured but no passengers were hurt. Two boys were struck by a train near Sunman, resulting in death for Harry Meister and severe injuries for Elmer Meister. Evansville coroner's inquiry into a recent riot nears its end with many witnesses examined and no indictments yet returned.
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Hammond
Ind
Wabash
Tolleston
Sunman
Harry
Elmer Meister
Harry Meister
Spades
Joseph Meister
Elmer
Evansville
Matt Walling
Joseph Allman
Deadly gasoline claims four more lives in Indiana blast
An explosion at the McAree residence in Indianapolis July 11 killed two year old Camille Dunn and seriously burned four others, eight year old Matte Vestal five year old Marguerite McAree and three year old William McArcee.
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Idianapolis
Charles McAree
Camille Dunn
Matte Vestal
Marguerite McAree
William McArcee
Stabbing in Richmond Quarrel Injures Man
In Richmond Indiana on July 14 Harry Libert was stabbed during a quarrel with a man named Kolski. Libart sustained serious but not fatal injuries. Police are seeking Kolski, who fled after the incident.
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Richmond
Ind
Harry Libbart
Mama Kolski
Polles
Ielski
Twelve killed in mine disaster at Aecat mine
Brief dispatch reports twelve people dead in a mine incident at Aecat mine. Details on cause and exact location are limited in the fragment.
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Aecat
Sa Plaston
Utrma
Chicago banquet speaker plans detailed in fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Chicago banquet mention with an intended speaker and early plans. The text lists names and events but is garbled, leaving uncertainty about exact identity and date.
Jury questions Thacker in jail killing case
In the jailed killing, Thacker maintains self defense while the nearby community holds a strong belief of his guilt. The report notes longstanding local sentiment surrounding the crime in the town where it occurred. A separate dispatch from Vienna records severe flood devastation across the country, including Marienad traffic disruption and refugees from a luxury Spa. New London reports the lightning destruction of the Lindsley Hoffman Chapin residence, a large villa on the Sound, ancestral home of Springfield and New York Chief Justice Andrews family.
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Thacker
Vienna
Marienad
New London
Conn
Detroit Banker Assigns All Property to Creditors
Charles Montague, president of the Exchange Bank of Caro Michigan, closed its doors Monday and made a common law assignment for the benefit of creditors to the Union Trust Company of Detroit as trustees. A schedule of assets and liabilities is being prepared for filing.
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Detroit
Charles Montague
Exchange Bank of
Caro, Mich
Union Trust Company
Lehigh Valley Railway to Increase Capital Stock
Doubledite Capital Stock Albany reports the Lehigh Valley Railway is authorized to raise capital from 5 million to 10 million dollars to redeem stock of leased lines in exchange for Lehigh Valley shares. Also notes United States Gas Improvement Co seeks control of Cincinnati Gas and Electric in a 29 million dollar deal as a prelude to regional consolidation. William Garrett Dead in Joliet Missouri Kiln region. inventor of Garrett type devices.
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Doubledite Capital
Albany
N. Y
Lehigh Valley Railway Company
State Railroad Commission
Lehigh Valley Railway
Philadelphia
United States Gas Improvnment Company
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Cincinnati
Illiam Garrett
Joliet
William Garrett
Mt. Lemons
Nich
Leo
Me. Garrett
Maehuid
Psd
Manila to Table Opium Bills in Philippine Commission
The Philippine commission tabled two opium bills. One proposes an opium monopoly in the archipelago and sale to the highest bidder. The other, a substitute, would suspend importation and regulate the 100,000 Chinese in the archipelago.
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Manila
Philippine ‘Commission
Divided Cities Use Districtead Action to Gauge loyalty
Authorities employ district divisions to enable rapid military action if needed. The strict instructions underscore low confidence in public loyalty and readiness to mobilize.
Austrian nobleman Lerchenfeld arrested for fraud
Vienna July 17 Friederr Francie Joseph Von Lerchenfeld, a god son of the Austrian Emperor and linked to the Bavarian royal house, was arrested on a fraud charge. The case shocks society as Lerchenfeld, once a celebrated Hussar officer, had debts settled by the Emperor.
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Vienna
Friederr Francie Joseph von Lerchenfeld
Lerchenfeld
Royal House of
Bavaria
Nerve Praised for Protesting Kishineff Atrocities
Associate Justice David J. Brewer states that President Roosevelt has the nerve to send to the government at St. Petersburg the Jewish petition of protest against the Kishineff atrocities, drawing global eyes upon the action.
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Milwaukee
Wis
David J. Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Roosevelt
St. Petersburg
Kishineff
Orangemen pass resolutions at Grand Orange Lodge
At the annual meeting in Dublin the Fall of Erne presided. Delegates from colonies and the United States attended. The assembly adopted a resolution opposing a Roman Catholic University in Ireland and any change to the coronation oath.
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Dublin
Grand Orange Lodge
Fall of Erne
United States
Ireland
Morgan Funds New Goettingen History From Old School Ties
The Hanover Cour t e reports J Pierpont Morgan who valued his Goettingen days has commissioned a famed American author to write the history of the American colony at Goettingen.
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Morgan
Berlin
Hanover Courtee
J. Pierpont Morgan
University of
Cardinal Gibbons Plan for Paris Visit and Rome Advice
Cardinal Gibbons will not travel directly to Rome, due to customs. He plans to land at Havre and proceed to Paris where he will await advices from Rome. The timing centers on the pope's death. details indicate Paris as the interim stop before further guidance.
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Paris
Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
Earling
Tepopa
Havre
Jury Deadlock Halts Turner Case and Related Proceedings
Report indicates the jury for United States v Fletcher Turner could not reach a verdict with a six to six split. Several related cases against King were postponed to August 3 as juries remained deadlocked.
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Montgomery
Ah.daly Bie Theo
United States
Fletcher Turner
Glennie Henrys
Jade Thoms
King
Gems on Divine Guidance and Moral Love Across Denominations
The piece compiles religious reflections urging trust in God’s guidance through trials, the combining of maternal love with divine grace, and following Jesus for a heavenly end. It cites Br. W. W. Landrum, Dr. Thavid G. Wylie, and J. Russell H. Conwell as voices advocating devotion, patience, and discernment.
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Oberlin
Lev
W. W. Landrum
Baptist
Athna
Moses
Canaan
Dexadar
Jesus Christ
Camute
God
Thavid G. Wylie
Scotch Presbyterian
New York
Jess Christ
Lincedi
Osgeiel Daefuys
Emily
New Castle’s Shift to City Government Fifty Years Ago
The piece recalls New Castle being under city government fifty years ago with a mayor and five councilmen. It notes development and public issues, asking Mr Bund to reflect on the move to city rule and related matters.
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New Castle
Senator Oghorn’s Clean Record Backed for Reappointment
The passage praises Senator Oghorn as a man of clean character and steadfast convictions. It notes his voting record in favor of uplifting laws and policies and against demoralizing ones, claiming no prior state senator matched his record. It states he will be re endorsed and will receive unanimous Henry county support in the senatorial convention.
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Lset State Senate
Oghorn
Henry County
Owls Stir Happy Hollow Residents With Night Hooting
The Happy Hollow suburb residents are annoyed by nightly owl hooting and a large number of birds. Some inhabitants are superstitious about the owl but no incidents have marred the tranquil neighborhood.
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Happy Hollow
Littl
Men to Begin Extensions of Local Light and Power Line
The Men will arrive this week to commence the extensions of the light heat and power company on Sonoth Main and 12th streets. Work should be in operating order within two weeks unless prevented. Manager Will Monett says crews may not return tonight but will be back in the morning. Material lumber and pipe have arrived and the extensions should not be long in starting.
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Light
Heat End Power Company
Sonoth Main
Will Monett
Blockade Warns of Growing New Castle Traffic
Historical note describes crowded straits with rigs and frequent blockades causing confusion and near accidents. Warns drivers and freight vehicles to yield, keep streets open, and reduce congestion to allow smoother passage through the town.
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New Castle
Side rods tear off in derailment of Big Four line
A section of side rods tore free from engine 566 of the Big Four train No 1033 last night near Pan Handle crossing, causing a wreck that left the locomotive and tender damaged and traffic halted. No injuries reported.
Death of John B. Miller at Herbat Grant county Ind
John B. Miller of Herbat Grant county Ind died suddenly about a day or so earlier. No details are available. He had visited New Castle two or three weeks ago with his family in good health.
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John B. Miller
Herbat
Grant County
Ind
Mr. Miller
New Castle
Building Move Contracts Amid Town block erection
A. H. Ward contracted with Jacob Maddy to move Ward’s building to the rear of the lot. Harry New honee bought the restaurant building and will relocate it to the town’s south side. Moves await August 15 when Andy closes shops for the new business block.
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A. H. Ward
Jacob Maddy
Mr. Ward
Harry Newhonee
Andy
Businers
Notice to Non-Residents in Henry Circuit Court Case
The State of Henry Circuit Court issues notice to non residents defendants Henry Mallory and unknown heirs and devisees. Plaintiffs through attorney Alvers D Og filed a complaint requiring appearance by the 1st Monday in April term. failure to appear will lead to judgment by default. Court seal affixed at New Castle. clerk Joseph M. Brown records.
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Henry Cowity
Feourt
Jackson McCormack
Henry Mallory
Alvers D. Ogborn
Charlotte Mallory
Ami
Charlott Mallory
Juin Maphet
Joh Maphter
John Hills
Henry Cirent
Ham
New Castle
Lyne Juseph M, Brown
Alpert D. Thrhurn
Atnather Cor Phuntitts
Notice to Non-Residence From Distant Locales
A fragmented public notice requests non residences to attend an April gathering at a port city location. It mentions multiple names and places, including Cepia and Crete Hrauhy, with unclear roles, and references a tribunal or meeting at a site called The Ilonare Porat. The text is garbled and unreadable in parts.
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Cepia
Crete
Tuan
Winiday
Ilonare
Giles
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Bucket Shops
Federal Court
Board. of
Jadge Anderson
Indiana
Will
Chicago
Grover Cleveland
Commercial Club
Col
Morris Th Bolknny
Otis le
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