Justice by telephone in Indiana court case highlighted
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Jacob Allen, a Paris Illinois resident, fined by long distance telephone and held liable for costs after injuring John Clark during a dispute over a Paris woman. Clark moved to Terre Haute. Allen rode over, shot him, and was later fined for assault and battery by phone. Separate dispatch from Kokomo notes State Natural Gas Supervisor Leach defending Chicago pipe line tests, disputing critics and detailing recent measurements and pressure readings, asserting tests show low pressure and that gas resources are being transported out of state.
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Indianapolie
Terre Haute
Ind
Jacob al- Jen
Paris
Iinois
Indiana
John Clark
Clark
Allen
Imfixnapolis
Kokomo
Leach
Chicago
Chicago Gas Commy
Cus
Anont Roget
Grant County
Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
G. A. R. Soldiers’ Home
Seasion
Garrigus
W. Ro McLean
Terre Kante
Compromise Settles Ho II i han Injury Suit in Indiana
Lebanon Indiana December 5 The damage case of John J Houlihan against the Indianapolis Union Railway Company has been compromised for 0. Houlihan a telegraph operator on the Belt Railway was allegedly injured by a loose engine in 18 He sued for 25000 in Marion Circuit Court. A change of venue produced two trials the first without a verdict and the second verdict of 15000 later reduced by Judge Higgins. Pending rehearing the Supreme Court ordered a compromise. Special to the Indianapolis Journal. Wabash Indiana December 5 Albert W Sarah a Methodist leader at Lagro sues George Freeman livery-stable owner for 5000 for injuries after a wagon overloading caused a crash fracturing his skull and impairing his mind. Elkhart Indiana December 5 Herman Rosbrugh of Nappanee appeals a lagrange Circuit Court ruling upholding a power of attorney used against license opponents. The lagrange board granted Rosbrugh a license over protest. anti-saloon lawyers win in circuit court and prepare appeal to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inuinnapolis Journal
Lebanon
Ind
John J. Houlihan
In- Manapolis Union Railway Company
Houlihan
Marion
Boone
Higgins
Supreme Court
Indianapolis Journal
Wabash, Ind
Albert W. Sarah
North Indiana Methodist Conference
Lagro
George Freeman
Sarah
Freeman
Wabash
Elkhart
Herman Rosbrugh
Nappanee
Lagrange
Board of Commissioners
Ethbart County Board
Rusbrugh
Circuit Court
Rosbrugh
Midland Steel Plant May Add Mills at Muncie
Chief Engineer Eby of the American Sheet Steel Company outlines plans for Midland works in Muncie to the executive board in January. If approved, six new mills will be built on the north end at an estimated cost of 5000 and many more workers will be hired. The improvement aims to handle rising orders without dismantling other plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Eby
American Sheet Steel Company
Pittsburg
Midland Steel Works
Board of the Trust
Beart
Man Found Injured on Railroad Track Near Greensburg
Earl Reed of Adams found a well dressed man unconscious on the railroad track and moved him off before the Knickerbocker express appeared. The injured man, naming Frank Bowers of Westport, Decatur, was brought to Greensburg and treated by a physician after sleeping on a local train and regaining consciousness hours later.
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Lodianapolis
Greensburg
Ind
Earl Reed
Adams
Reed
Knickerbocker Express
Frank Bowers
Westport
Decatur
Man Falls From Train After Sleepwalk Incident
A man riding in the rear car of a train reportedly awoke, exited through the rear door while asleep, and fell from the moving train in an unclear location. Authorities are investigating the incident and conditions surrounding the fall.
Scaffold Collapse Injures Five Carpenters on Farm Barn
Five carpenters, including John Jones who remains unconscious, were injured this afternoon when scaffold collapsed on a barn at Philip Harlo's farm south of town. O Poppin O suffered a left leg fracture, while Richard Huckleberry Earnest Campbell and Thomas Curtis were badly bruised and internally hurt.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lebanon
Gasoline stove blast fatally burns Jeffersonville woman
A gasoline stove exploded in Mrs. James M. Briggs home in Jeffersonville Indiana while she cooked breakfast. She was badly burned and her husband was burned while tearing away burning clothes. The house was damaged and about 300 dollars secreted on her hid clothing burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Jeffersonville
Ind
James M. Briggs
Wiseman guilty of murder in the first degree
In Pontiac Michigan the prosecution wrapped its case against Henry Wiseman in the Ellen Huss murder trial. Wiseman testified as the sole defense witness and confessed to killing Huss. The jury found him guilty of murder in the first degree and he was sentenced to life in Marquette State Prison after a denied mercy plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac, Mich
Henry Wiseman
Ellen Huss
Wiseman
Jackson
Marquette
Winona Assembly Directors Meet for Next Season Plans
A Winona Assembly meeting in Warbaw Indiana gathered directors to outline next season’s programme and discuss plans for the bays’ industrial school at Winona Ames. Present were Thomas Kane of Chicago Dickey of Indianapolis EB P Yarnelle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Warbaw
Ind
Winona Assembly
Bays’ Industrial School
Winona Ames
Thomas Kane
Chicago
X. (. Dickey
Indianepelte
EB. P. Yarnelle
Evansville Tragedy Reports and Indiana News Digest
Evansville woman Maginla A. Kekerle, 35, wife of a saloon keeper, died by suicide by river plunge after grieving over an adopted son's death. Farmers form Protective Association to enforce game laws. hunters warned. A yellow foxlike coon shot near Richmond will be mounted. Peace Sunday urged by Friends in America group. Obituaries note Martha A. Wilson and Henry Willis among others. Various local items: burglaries foiled, hospital wing opened, jail escape attempt halted, and county road contract awarded. Local officials and clergy referenced across Terre Haute, Kokomo, Lafayette, Anderson, Fort Wayne, Peru, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inanapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Reginla A. Kekerle
Arms
Ling
Lafayette
John Peter Kile
David Elliot
Crane
Kokomo
Applegate
Harness
Henry Bowles
Bowles
Clevenger
Frankfort
Terre Haute
Jesse Moore
Michigan City
Moore
Anderson
C. P. Luce
Presbyterian Church
Fort Wayne
Hugh Stewart
Bright
Washington
Petersburg
Board of Commissioners
Rock Road
Frank Jean
Worthington
Washington Township
Laporte
David R. Francis
Billiards Championship Scores Show Leads After Seven Games
New York December 5 Seven of the 15 games in the international billiards championship are complete Slosson and Barutel each have two wins no defeats Schaefer Sutton and Morningstar have one win two losses Howison trails with three losses Tonight Slosson meets Howison and George Sutton faces Ora Morningstar Sutton edged Morningstar 40 375 Morningstars high runs 48 45 Sutton 37 42 averages 92 43 for Morningstar 39 42 for Sutton
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New York
Madisonminare Garden
Slosson
Barutel
Schaefer
Sutton
Morningstar
Howison
Siosson
Howilson
George Sutton
Chicago
Ora C. Morningstar
Rochester
Ind
Firttann
Gramme Sutton
Snowfall Hits Multiple Regions Across South and Midwest
Snow fell in Louisville and Memphis this afternoon with additional flurries in Chattanooga and surrounding areas. The wintry system extended into Oklahoma and Oxford, with lingering snow in Charlotte as colder air spread across the mid and upper South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Memhis
Chattanooga
Tenuw
Helly Rings
Okelome
Mies
Charlotte
Middle
Upper South
Purdue Holds 1901 Football Banquet in Lafayette
In Lafayette at Purdue gymnasium the annual 1901 football banquet drew over three hundred attendees with Daniel E. Storms as toastmaster. Toasts covered Purdue Athletic Association, the city view, athletic spirit, and student body among others. An elaborate menu capped the event, praised as the association's most successful function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue Gymnasium
Daniel E. Storms
W. E. Stone
Purdue Athletic Association
L. M. Grant
Ledy
Leslie
W. K. Hart
Emma McRae
Association
Purdue and Wisconsin exchange notable instruments in Lafayette
Purdue recently traded valuable machines with Wisconsin University receiving a large wave machine and a galvanometer pattern. The wave machine cost 267 dollars and will illustrate plane waves and three dimensional propagation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Wisconsin University
Physics
John B. D. Thompson
New York Central
New York City
Twenty-second Regiment
Hurdies
Madison Square Garden
Myron Spades
All Stars
Pittsburg
Tomas Curtis Clarke
Rand Opera House
Kappa Sigma
Sigma Nu
Oma Alpha Epsilon
New Journalism Stunt Ends With a Broadway Arrest
A natty young woman buys three cigars for a half dollar, lights one, and strolls down upper Broadway. She attracts a crowd, is arrested for disorderly conduct, and held by a matron. She aims to study a matron's harsh treatment of arrested women, with her story to follow. Also noted, Melinley Memorial Association reports $15 in total subscriptions.
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New York Letter
Washington Star
New Journalism
Upper Broadway
Broadway
Gallee
U Ting
Rulings for Horsem en Westfield Driv ing Association Expelled
The Trotting Board of Review held an afternoon session in New York noting expulsions of Westfield Mass officials for failing to enforce National Trotting Association rules. Decisions included disqualification of Gloria for misrepresented time, suspension of driver F P Fox, and ex ertion of Westfield officials for not enforcing rules at the Wentfield meeting.
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New York
Westfield
Mass
F. P. Fox
Fox
Runners and odds from Oakland and New Orleans cards
Oakland picks Milas 2 to 1 and Flamero even while Nonie Darline and Duckey hold 5 to 1 and 5 to 2. In New Orleans Automaton 4 to 1 and Clessando 3 to 5 lead, with Oren Ih and Beana near even and Mr Phinizy at 4 to 1.
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Oakland
Milas
Flamero
Nonie
Darline
Duckey
Merops
New Orleans
Morris Rauch to Fight Joe Sherlock in South Bend Friday
Morris Rauch is scheduled to fight Joe Sherlock in a ten round bout at South Bend Friday night. Perry Queenan knocked out Dick Chase in Seattle last night in the eleventh round. Henley pelo team of Richmond defeated the Muncie Royals by a clear win at Richmond. Oakland racing was marred by an accident with Widerot and Hoar among others. Whodestar was disqualified for fouling after finishing third. Birkenruth suspended fifteen days for foul riding. Martin Duffy defeated Otto Sicloff in Oshkosh via points after seven rounds.
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Morris Rauch
Joe Sherlock
South Bend
Perry Queenan
Dick Chase
Seattle
Wast
Henley Pelo
Richmond
Muncie Royals
Oakland
Cal
Widerot
Hoar
Whodestar
Birkenruth
Oshkosh
Wis
Martin Duffy
Otto Sicloff
Arrest of a Counterfeiter from Louisville in Kansas City
Kansas City police arrested Jacob Brill of Louisville Kentucky today on counterfeiting charges. He attempted to pass five dollar gold pieces and silver dollars when taken. A full set of counterfeit tools was found in his room. Brill says he was recently released from Kentucky Penitentiary after a six year sentence for counterfeiting and claims no accomplices. He traveled here from Chicago.
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Kansas City
Jacob Brill
Louisville
Brill
Kentucky
Chicago
Effort to Impeach Lynch’s Testimony in Sullivan Trial
Chicago December 6 defense lawyers in the Sullivan conspiracy trial sought to impeach ex-Ballt James J. Lynch by presenting Michael Dolan a saloon keeper as a witness and arguing Lynch was a jury briber before meeting Sullivan. Additional witnesses testified through morning and afternoon sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alexander Sullivan
James J. Lynch
Sullivan
Michael Dolan
Lynch
Lyne
Corbett Denies Basis of Charge in Innes Divorce Case
James J. Corbett, named as a corespondent in Bandmaster Innes's New York divorce suit, declares the charges are groundless and vows to sue Innes for damages. He plans to reenter boxing, issue a challenge to Jeffries, and may testify for Mrs Innes if near New York. Corbett also hints at vaudeville plans and Cincinnati appearances next week.
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James J. Corbett
Innes
New York
Journal
Corbett
Mrs. Innes
Jeffries
John L “Lauiean
Ray Sanathc
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Justice
COLET
Mr. Leach
Marion County
Ance
Midland Steel
Hlrt
Wabash Canal
Huntington
Layre
L. Nelson
Southwestern Traction Company
A. M. Dukes
Penn
Nelson
Peru
Charles Fox
Kenefick & Hunt
Wlite
Bond
Fidelity Company
P. P. Abel
E. A. Campbell
Fidelity and Trust Company
Baltimore
Lndianapolis
Madison County Council
H. M. Frank
Frank
J. 8
Fry
J. B. Murphy
J. Ira Dorsey
Pry Curry
George Andersen
State Soldiers’ Home Inspection
Winena Directors’ Meeting
E. A. Hudkett
Ed Wayne
Hi. W. Johnson
Dickey
Europe
Indianapella Journal
Here
Clinton
Wabash River
Farmers’ Protective Association
Yellow Coon
Union
Union City
Cmarrisville
Friends” Peace Association
Peace Association of Friends In America
H. Lavina Baily
National Association
Martha A. Wilson
W. S. Wilson
Knapp Supply Company
G. Th. Wilson
Western Horseman
Waterloo
Henry Willis
de Kalb
Dee
Ruth Allison
America Allison
Indiana Notes
Rathbone Sisters
Low Lady
Harry EK
Penny
Cambridge City
Wayne County Odd Fellows
Noblesville
Thieu
Baruatel
Ora
Plrouse
Pranklin
Wesconstn
Pat O'Dea
Phil King
Wisconsin
O'Dea
South Bend Athletic Club
Western Athletic Club
Notre Dame
Franklin College
Franklin
W. E. Emerson
Emerson
State University
Bloomington
Red
Bachsin
Wisco
The
Franklin, Ind
of Franklin College
Melinley Memorial Association
State of
William McKinley
Murat Halstead
John Sherman
C. H. Grosvenor
Albert Halstead
McKinsey
Chauncey M. Depew
McKinley
Indianapolis
Trotting Board OF Review
Driv
Ing Association
Sieloff
George Stler
James Whitfield
Western Baseball League
Powers
T. J. Hickey
Western Ball League
League
American Association
Toledo
Columbus
International Olympian Committee
Baron Pierre de Coubertin
Roosevelt
New York Tribune
Ambassador Porter
William ©. Whitney
England
New York Herald
John Huggins
Hot Springs
Ark
Includin Volodyovekl
Heath House
Theodore Molkinton
Berlin
Vienna
Molkinson
Hurlburt
Ogdensburg
N. Y
John L. Sullivan
George Bush
Potsdam
Thersadas
General Sporting News
Efert
Bandmaster Innes
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