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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1902

Page

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Storms Ravage Midwest and South with Widespread Damage

Storms swept Indiana Illinois Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri Michigan Wisconsin and Ohio with winds 30 to 70 mph. Telegraph and telephone lines fell and doors roofs and windows were damaged. At Joplin Missouri three killed and thirty injured while Omaha Cleveland and other cities reported injuries.

Chicago Indiana Ilinois Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri Michigan Wisconsin Ohio Joplin Omaha Cleveland Associated Press Indianapolis Washington Gulf States Division Louleville

Windstorms Across Indiana Cause Widespread Damage

Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports powerful April winds damaging property in Logansport Mancie Montpelier Lafayette Lora and Portland. Roofs blown off factories windows shattered derricks toppled and power lines down. One driver injured in Logansport. widespread effects on oilfields and farms with numerous derricks down and fences and trees toppled.

Indianapolis Journal Logansport Ind George Harrison Cline Brothers James Foley Gro Wabash River Michael Dv Mancie Comny Munele Montpelier Indiana Ueers Ohio Oil Company Lafayette Trinity Church Lora Carroll County W. H. Luever Portland Winamac Frankton

Storms Crush Indiana Towns and Threaten Explosive Cart

A violent windstorm damaged Grant county’s old well district causing thousands in losses and halting pumping. A derrick toppled near a nitroglycerin wagon, but ten men escaped injury. In Marion the storm felled roofs at Bricknell glass, disrupted telephones, and injured a tooldresser. Winnamac and Frankton reports describe torn roofs, downed timbers, and suspended business as storms raged through the area.

Indianapolis Journal Marion Ind Ofd Grant County Jonesboro Indianapolis James McDill Bricknell Glass Sweetser

Jury Bribery Scandal in Chicago Street Car Cases Indicted

Seven men were indicted for conspiracy in the jury bribery scandal tied to Union and Consolidated traction transfers in Justice Wood's court. Among the defendants are Patrick O'Donnell and James T. Brady, with other named figures including John O'Donnell Ham Lawrence Herbert Rothery and Cyrus Simons. State's evidence traces bribe plots to a Municipal Voters' League report and alleges rapid verdicts and cross lapel pins in jury selection.

Chicago Justice Wood Union Traction Company Homer Michaels W. F. Sheridan Clark Rolfe Walter C. Jones Deneen Municipal Voters’ League Herman M. Greene Gallagher Union Consolidated Traction Companies Austin Greene

Proof of a meat trust injunction plans announced

William A Day arrived in Chicago to confer with District Attorney Bethea on proposing injunctions against Armour Swift Nelson Morris G H Hammond Cudahy Schwarzchild firms under the Sherman act. Day stressed Bethea has sole charge, that bills will not be filed today, and preparation will ensure strong evidence to withstand demurrer.

Chicago William A. Day Knox Interstate Commerce Commission Bethea Beef Trust Day Armour, Swift & Co Nelson Morris & Co G. H. Hammond Packing Company Cudahy Packing Company Schwarzchild & Sulzberger Company New York

Three to die in separate murder cases in Reading

In Reading Pennsylvania on April 20 Mrs Kate Edwards age 35 and Samuel Gleason age 50 were convicted of murdering Edwards husband near Stouchburg while George Gantz age 20 was convicted of killing Annie Biter aged 15. All three were sentenced to death today.

Reading Kate Edwards Samuel Gleason John Edwards Stouchburg George Gantz Annie Biter

Grant Birthday Banquet In Pittsburg Attended By Cabinet

The sixteenth annual dinner of the Americas Republican Club of Pittsburg honored Gen. Ulysses S. Grant. P. C. Knox hosted as toastmaster with L. M. Shaw H. C. Payne and other leaders present. James F. Watson spoke. guests included Pittsboro businessmen. six hundred covers. Local tours that day included Homestead steel works.

Pittsburg The Americas Republican Club Ulysses S. Grant Hotel Henry P. C. Knox United States L. M. Shaw the Treasury H. C. Payne Charles E. Littlefield Maine John P. Elkin Pennsylvania John I. Shaw Robert Pitcairn Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsboro Homestead Steel Works Henry Congressman Littlefield Grant Pene Meechans Hive

Indiana and Nation At a Glance In Daily Journal

The issue lists contents across parts one and three including storm effects in Indiana, the Columbia Club events, receptions in Chicago, Grant birthday commemorations, and various society, political, and war related notes. A long extract quotes Mr Shaw on United States expansion and a future merchant fleet under American control.

Spain United States Porto Rico Philippines Cuba Congress Pacific Shaw Hawaii Philippine Islands Isthmian Canal Pacific Ocean

Indiana Authors and Musicians Welcomed by Exiles in Chicago

A cordial Indiana Club reception in Chicago drew about 500 Indiana authors musicians and poets from Indianapolis Valparaiso Hammond and other cities. William Penn Nixon opened with a welcoming address as the crowd sang On the Banks of the Wabash and recalled Indiana’s regional ties and heritage.

Indianapolis Journal Chicago Auditorium Hotel Indiana Indiana Club of Valparaiso John H. Gillett Hammond Indianapolis Lafayette South Bend Greencastle William Penn Nixon Cadmus Crabill J. A. Rondthaler C G Benigh Prof. Brown N. L. Agnew A. C. Durhorow Mark L. de Motte Orphe Everts Cincinnati W. G. Edens John Farson Capt. C. BE. Guyton Fr. Sheridan Hillary Asbury Gobin de Pauw University H. L. Kramer Kramer Ind S. E. Morss Indianapolis Sentinel Allen Zollars Fort Wayne S. H. Meyers Emily Trebekins Wabash Indiana Club Hoosier State White River Old Blue Blue River Nolan's Forks Ohio Tia Mae

Grant birthday banquet at Waldorf Astoria honors leaders

At the Waldorf Astoria in New York a banquet celebrated General U S Grant's birthday with members and guests of the Grant Monument Association. Prominent military figures and national politicians attended. Gen. Grenville M. Dodge was toastmaster, joined by Senator J C Burrows, Congressman J E Watson, Champ Clark, Gen. Thomas H Hubbard, and Gen. Anson G Mo.

New York U. S. Grant Grant Monument Association Waldorf-Astoria Grenville M. Dodge General Dodge J. c. Burrows Michigan J. E. Watson Indiana Champ Clark Missouri

Indiana Authors Celebrate State Literary Heritage Evening

Hoosier friends gathered to honor state authors with songs and poems. Mary Peck Thompson performed a vocal solo while Gertrude Moses, Zella L Marshall and others contributed numbers. Cadmus Crabill read Indiana in Literature as George Barr McCutcheon could not attend. Dr Hillary Gobin spoke for educational institutions and Purdue was praised for northern Indiana achievement. The program closed with dancing in the fine arts ballroom.

Mary Peck Thompson Gertrude Moses Zella L. Marshall Gov. N. W Gilbert Cadmus Crabill Indiana George Barr McCutcheon Hillary A. Gobin de Pauw University William W. Pfrimmer Western Association of Writers Crawfordsville Purdue University Ade McCutcheon Purdue L. Thompson J. W. H. Koons Ada M. Sheffield Vera Hart Hammerly Frank Winter John Merle Coulter Indiana Club of Chicago Jacob Pratt Dunn James A. Woodburn Meredith Nicholson Emma M. McRae Wiliam B. Dickson Fine Arts

Hypnotist Tries to Wake Family in Coma Near Ticona

In LaSalle district, an amateur hypnotist Leo Lenzer confessed to placing his wife and five children in a four day sleep. He awakened two children tonight while others remain asleep. A physician says heart action is normal. Lenzer claims to regain control after recovering from intense nervous strain. Villagers guard the family and press him to continue awakening them.

Lenzer Bartag

Plot 10 Wreck and Kill Attempt at Niagara Tunnel

A dynamite stick with a detonator was found in a shaft 180 feet deep beneath the Niagara Power Company tunnel. The device was placed between dynamite boxes and wired to a battery near a heading 160 feet from the bottom. Night shift workers were saved from death when a nipper boy discovered the plot. Detectives investigate the motive as workers risks were immense and millions in value could have been destroyed.

Niagara Falls Niagara Power Company Nipper Boys

Judge Tuthill's Views Spark Divorce Court Question

Chicago judge Richard Tuthill, in a divorce trial, said a wife beaten by her husband has the right to kill him. Evidence showed repeated abuse and after granting the divorce decree he stated on the bench that she would have been within her rights if she killed him. He later repeated the remark in an interview.

Chicago Richard Tuthill

Four Men Killed in Shenandoah Powder Works Explosion

An explosion at the Shenandoah powder works at Krebs Station near Pottsville kills four men. The victims are Amon Yarnall, William Wolfe, W. J. Lindenmuth, and Elmer Stauffer. Wolfe’s body is the only one recovered.

Pottsville Shenandoah Powder Works Krebs Station Amon Yarnall William Wolfe W. J. Lindenmuth Elmer Stauffer Wolfe

Vaughan and Bancroft Indicted for Double Murders in Mantusé Area

Ravenna Ohio April 3 1900 William M M Vaughan indicted by the grand jury for the murder of his stepmother and her mother at Mantusé station three weeks ago Wesley Bancroft arrested last Saturday indicted for the murder of Chauncey Hicks whose body was found on his farm nearville Ohio weeks earlier.

Ravenna William MM. Vaughan Mantusé Station Wesley Bancroft Chauncey Hicks

Memory of Grant Banquet at Columbia Club in Indianapolis

A second annual Columbia Club banquet honors General Grant with notable speakers including three members of Congress and Judge Grosscup of the US Court of Appeals. The event features elaborate dining, toasts, and speeches by prominent Indiana figures, with Governor Durbin and Mayor Bookwalter among reception guests.

Indiana Columbia Club Chicago Pittsburg Senator Carmack Sporting News General Telegraphic News Haag Consumers’ Gas Company Grant Lincoln Ulysses G. Grant Robert G. Cousins Congress Iowa Spencer Blackburn North Carolina Peters. Grosscup United States Court of Appeals James Sherman New York D. M. Ransdell A. J. Halford Washington Harrison Garfield McKinley Roosevelt Au Beurre Fondu Chateau Pontet Canet G. H. Mumm White Rock John L. Griffiths Samuel B. Sweet Addison C. Harris E. B. Martindale Harry New John B. Cockrum Frank W. Morrison George G. Tanner W. T. Durbin C. A. Bookwalter Joseph M. Francis Charles E. Coffin Wiliam H. Armstrong Edwin A. Hendrickson Eugene H. Bundy Simon P. Gillett John Army of the United States Griffiths Republican Party Benjamin Harrison William McKinley Mr. Griffiths Cousine Fairbanks

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