Jennings Trial Slow Progress In Judge Baker Court
The Jennings trial in Judge Baker's court proceeds slowly as the defense contends Jennings bore most responsibility for his injuries. Witnesses, including Dennie Gore and Eli Menaugh, testify about the night in question, the pamphlets, and alleged conspiracies tied to the Salem press and local lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Baker
Dennie Gore
Eli W. Menaugh
Washington County
Volney T. Reed
T. N. Smith
Reed
Menaugh
Masons
Knights of Pythias
G. A. R. Post
Indiana House of Representatives
Salem Democrat
H. W. Medlock
Salem
John Sutherland
Williams
Sutherland
Medlock
Jock
Edward Pitts
James Sutherland
Perkiser
C. C. Menaugh
Mother seeks child after San Francisco letter
Three in the city report from the Hoard of Children's Guardians that Mrs. Ford is a good woman and her desertion of her child here was not wholly her fault. A letter from Mrs. Ford in San Francisco says the mother will soon receive her child, but reasons are unclear. The board will investigate before sending the child to her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ford
San Francisco
Wagon Struck by Street Car on West Washington Streets
A wagon belonging to C A Habich a soda water and beer wagon was struck by West Washington street car No 28 at 5 30 o clock last night at the corner of West and Washington streets. The wagon was crossing the street when the car struck it with such speed that it could not be stopped. The driver fell from his seat but was not injured. Empty bottles on top of the wagon were hurled across the street and broken. The wagon was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Habich
West Washington Street
West
Washington Streets
Kissel and Ross Face Gambling House Trial This Afternoon
Prosecutor Ira M. Holmes prepares strong case to convict Kissel and co defendant James Ross in Police Court. Kissel seeks venue change and jury trial with special judge appointed. Holmes claims key evidence supports conviction despite belief Kissel evaded police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kissel
James Ross
Kissel
Stubbs
Ross
Taylor Gronninger
Holmes
May Recover Her Child From Orphanage Care
Ethel Straffin at the Board of Children's Guardians Home in Irvington may have custody of the three year old blind girl returned to her mother Ethel E Ford of San Francisco if W A Joyce the boards special officer finds the mother capable of supporting the child. The girl was deserted in November 1901 at 4 East Ohio street and has since been cared for at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Children’s Guardians
Irvington
Ethel Straffin
Ethel E. Ford
San Francisco
W. A. Joyce
East Ohio Street
Fine Apples In Indiana HorticulTurists Proud Of State Crop
Indiana horticulturists celebrate a strong annual exhibition at the Statehouse showcasing apples and other fruits. President W W Stevens opened the meeting and urged modernization of methods and pest control to boost marketable fruit. Purdue reports and forestry ties are noted as the gathering continues with remarks by Miss McCallister and William Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Statehouse
Indiana Horticultural Society
W. W. Stevens
George Schmidt
Stevens
St. Louis
Secreta
Sylvester Johnson
Purdue University
James Troop
Association
W. H. Freeman
State Board of Forestry
Miss McCallister
Marklev
Hotel Robbery Confession Ties to Porter Conspiracy
William H. Moore, a night clerk at the Lorraine Hotel, confessed under cross-examination to conspiring with Miller the colored porter to rob the hotel safe. He claimed four men entered at 4 a.m., demanded the combination, and fled after taking a wooden box with money, which was later found in Moore’s room. Moore and Miller are charged with grand larceny. Moore posted $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Avenue
Washington Street
William H. Moore
Lorraine Hotel
Moore
Captain Kruger
Kruger
Nene
Williams
Miller
Hagerman
Whiams
Greenfield
John M Bohmie Died After Congestion Of Intestines
John M Bohmie senior partner of Bohmie and Son carriage dealers on East Washington street died at his Highland place home at 6 pm after stomach troubles. He was 70, a Richmond Indiana native, a 32nd degree Mason, and member of Robert Anderson Post in Indiana Grand Army circles. Funeral tomorrow at 10 30 am from his residence under Masonic auspices. burial in Richmond Indiana. Mrs Onas E Brendel died yesterday at 5 pm, known in Indianapolis as Pearl Perry, wife of Onas E Brendel manager of People's Messenger Service. She was 21. Funeral Friday at 1 pm from the Brendel home in Zionsville, burial Eagle Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Bohmie
Bohmie & Son
East
Washington Street
Highland Place
Indiana
Grand Army
Robert Anderson
Bohmie
Masonic Orde
Richmond
Ind
Onas E. Brendel
Cornell Avenue
Dr. Brendel
Zionsville
Brendel
Indianapolis
Pearl Perry
People’s Messenger Service
Eagle Creek Cemetery
Knights of Fidelity Seek to Change Law on Ward Licenses
A legislative committee of the Knights of Fidelity plans to petition this winter to revoke signatures on a war remonstrance and to change the law so that licenses in wards or townships may be used against every future applicant unless signers withdraw their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Committee
the Knights of Fidelity
Statesman’s name used in talk of House speakership
An afternoon paper claimed James F. Statesman of Peru planned a late bid for House speaker after a Peru meeting with W G Sayre and other representatives of the Eleventh district called by Sayre. Sayre said the gathering was to promote acquaintance before session and not discuss the speakership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Statesman
Peru
W. G. Sayre
Wabash
House
Eleventh
Warren G. Sayre
Henry W. Marshall
Lafayette
Miami
Miss Daskams Readings at Propylaeum Contem porary Club
Miss Josephine Dodge Daskam read from The Madness of Philip and Other Stories at the Contemporary Club meeting last night in the Propylaeum. She also shared an unpublished boarding school tale Blue Dress. A social hour followed with attendees meeting her personally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Dodge Daskam
Propylaeum
Daskam
Philip
Dasham
William L. Elder
Booth Tarkington
Shipp
George Rockwood
Wreck Cause Report Dismisses Entire Crew at Saffron
Investigation into the J M and I Railroad wreck at Saffron station on Thanksgiving night finds the whole freight train crew discharged. The railroad blames Louis Angel rear brake man for not closing the switch but cites iron clad rule as cause for collective dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saffron Station
Louis Angel
Capital Rattan Company Forms In Indianapolis
The Capital Rattan Company, with Leopold Levy as a major stockholder and treatcurer of state, is incorporated yesterday in Indianapolis. It will operate with a $25,000 capital, and its directors are Leopold Levy, Henry Levy, Jacob Herff, Frank B. Moreland, and Oliver J. North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Rattan Company
Leopold Levy
Treatcurer of State
Indianapolis
Henry Levy
Jacob Herff
Frank B. Moreland
Oliver J. North
Local Trade Notices and Goods Advertisements
Mixed ads list horse feed dustless data garla and stoves and ranges. harness robes blankets storm covers and warm stable blankets for sale. Pittsburgh area suppliers like Bodine Co and Herrington advertise goods. Mrs AUSTINs Pancakes praised. grocers urged to supply. wood delivery Beech and hickory cord price 2.75. various addresses shown.
Judgment for manager over Indian magic show at English Opera House
F E B Smith, manager and lecturer for the Metropolitan Amusement Company, obtained a $14.25 judgment in Justice Stout's court for services rendered during an Oriental show on Nov 9. The exhibit ended early due to illness of the Princess of India, billed as Paba, with audience unrest afterward. The case revealed the hidden identities of the performers as Frank Davis and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
F. E B. Smith
Smith
Paba
Frank Davis
Lumber Dealers Meet At Indianapolis Club Dinner
The Indianapolis Lumber Dealers' Club was organized at a Commercial Club dinner with 25 dealers present. Officers elected include President James T. Eaglesfield and First Vice President Henry G. Burnett. The group plans monthly dinners and social aims only. Nearby, James B. Elmore of Crawfordsville sought parole for Delia Farley, a 17 year old at the Girls' Industrial School, to join his family, backed by Montgomery county citizens. Elmore, a farmer and rhymester reputed for wealth, has three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Commercial Club
James T. Eaglesfield
Henry G. Burnett
Fred Carter
E. L. Dynes
James B. Elmore
Crawfordsville
Delia Farley
Girls’ Industrial School
Elmore
Ontgomery County
Saloon Men Meet At State Secret Knights Gathering
Saloon keepers from across Indiana assembled at the Grand for a secret meeting of the Knights of Fidelity. Forty to fifty attend as they discuss liquor law change aims and the possible modification of remonstrance procedures to aid liquor dealers. The event focused on coordinated actions to influence state liquor laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Grand
Knights of Fidelity
Nquor
Indiana
Pianos New Models Priced From 166 At Wulchner's
Wulchner's advertises new pianos starting at 166 dollars with several models shown. The sale highlights affordable entry options and a range of instruments for musicians and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wulchner
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Iske Bros
Washington St
Badger
Axminster
Badger Furniture Co
Est
Monte Carlo
Louisville
J. M. Robinson-Norton Company
Fielding Co. Watts
Clay City
G. M. Prow & Co
Marion
Ira M. Holmes
Army Circles
Statesman
Bliss,swain &Co
The
Cecilian
For Dancing
Starr Piano Company
North
Pennsylvania Street
New Business Concern
Janes
Weaseletan & Kore
Capital Razor and Supplies
E. Bodine & CO
Ohio St
Techentin & Freiberg
Herrington
139
Tucker’s Glove Store
East Washington St
Justice Stout
Gribben
Gray
Illinois Street
Ch&i
W. Washin
Cincinnati
Dlis
Sun
Dayton
Dayton St Union Station
Daily
Sun. Daily Daily
St. Anc
Mrs. Haffer
Vonnegut
Vonnegut Hardware CO
Pele Ith Hig
Havana
F. R. Rice Mercantile Cigar Co
Union Made
Excelsior
Sander & Recker’s
Sander & Recker Furniture Co
E. Washington St
Merchants’ Association
Joseph Taggart
Massachusetts Avenue
MS. Co
New York
Quebec. Co., Ltd
British North Atlantic Navy
Army
A. E. Outerbridge & Co
Broadway
A. Ahren
Sec'y
Quebec
Canada
Grand Hotel
Harry H. Coburn
Fitzgerald Building
Northeast Cor, Market and Circle
Keller
Mass. Av
del. Ardmore
Ferndell
Kahn Tailoring Company
Vw. Hoh. Messenger
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