Woman in blue fired at attorney Hamill in Chicago court hall
Mrs. Thomas Metcalf, held after a thwarted shooting of Samuel R. Hamill, described her motives in a public statement from jail. She accused Hamill of ruining her life, denied love for him, and claimed she acted from a sense of injustice amid marital and financial distress.
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Wametech
O Metcalf
St. Louis
Tavieor
Taylor
Wamill
Chicago
Terre Haute
Hamill
Ill
Thos. Metcalf
Samuel R. Hamil
John R. Walsh
St. Quente
Iim
Tomas Metcalf
Jose 2
Morris
Jeff B. Morrio
Tiaiill
Onre
Plonias Maeteatf
Vailramd
Indinesa
Ismaadli
Sam Tinmill
Mamill
Hotel
Warner
Thomas
Warner Hotel
Mercier Murder Case Likely to Move for Trial
The State case against Joe Mercier for the November killing of David Jones near the Atlas blocks is set for the February Greene Circuit Court term. A change of venue will be requested by the defense arguing Beasley verdict influence. Possible transfer aims for Monroe County due to railroad access with Jones home Sullivan County objected. Mercier supporters claim they have gathered sufficient evidence for a strong fight. The grand jury returned an indictment with murder in the first degree.
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Joe Mercier
David Jones
Duveer
Atlas Blocks
Greene Circuit
George Beasley
Monroe County
Sullivan County
Jones
Mercier
Farmersburg
Emory Jennings
Marshall Jennings
Marshal Lloyd
Arthur Hapewell
Quackenbush
Henderson
Indiana Reformatory
Jennings
Ticnewell
Vwinois
Young Jennings
Emory Jennings Sr
Walker Jennings
Sheriff Walters
Youngsters start east trip end in town with loot
Two boys, ages about 12 and 9, mint a plan for a daytime eastbound excursion. They borrow $190 from a trunk, buy clothes and goods totaling over $25, roam to nearby towns, and are chased down before leaving town. One boy is sent home, and the other later confesses theft and faces reform school.
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High Bonefield
Ruiewers
Lige Gilman
Berman's
Teasley Bros
Mr. Benefield
S. 1
West Virginia
Shelburn
Terre Haute
Wilfred
Pioneer Samuvel Silvers 70 Is Buried at Graysville
Samuvel Tramilton Silvers died at 70 years one month and seven days, after living in Indiana and Missouri and teaching in Iowa. He was born near New Lebanon Sullivan county and married Sarah H. Johnson in 1861, leaving two children and a sister. He rests in Johnson Cemetery near Graysville, mourned by family and the Masonic lodge.
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Samuvel Tramilton Silvers
New Lebanon
Sullivan County
Ind
Sven
Greencastle
Iowa
Sarah H. Johnson
Ida wWstella Springer Frank Wilber Silvers
Town
Johnson Silvers
Gill Township
Istg
Missouri
J. W. Canary
Johnson Cemetery
Graysville
Masonic Lodge
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Monet
Thomas Metcalf
Frances Rush
Charles H. Thaw
Harry Thaw
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Index Bargain Bulletin
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