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The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1902

Page

18

Morrison Convicted Again in El Dorado Second Degree Murder

Jessie Morrison found guilty of second degree murder in the fatal razor attack on Mrs. Olin Castle in El Dorado Kansas. Jury deliberated twelve hours after a ten day trial as Morrison faced possible appeal and sentencing. Morrison claimed self defense while her family watched. the Walieys, Castles, and Morrisons are prominent locals.

Eldorado Kan Jessie Morrison Olin Castle Miss Morrison Hayward Misa Morrison State Supreme Art Carrie Wiley Castle Mrs. Castle

Eleventh Annual Elocutionists Convention Concludes

Chicago hosts the eleventh annual convention of the National Association of Elocutionists with officers elected. President H. G. Hawn of New York presides. Vice president is Mrs. Eliza M. Irving of Toledo, second vice president Prof. G. W. Saunderson of Ripon. Secretary Mrs. Mary H. Ludlum of St. Louis. treasurer Miss Emma A. Grestey. Directors include Prof. W. eee Truebiocod and others from Michigan New York and Indianapolis.

Chicago National Association of Elocutionists H. G. Hawn New York Eliza M. Irving Toledo G. W. Saunderson Ripon Mary H. Ludlum St. Louis Emma A. Grestey Mertens W. Eee

Deboe Denies Taylor Guilt In Goebel Case In Senate

In a lively Senate debate on Morgan's Panama Canal inquiry, Deboe claimed Governor Taylor avoided Kentucky trial due to corrupt courts and bribes. Blackburn rebutted, asserting Taylor’s guilt and willingness to face any U S judge. The session also covered Panama Canal stockholder protections and related legislative moves.

Washington Senate Morgan Alabama Deboe Blackburn Kentucky Taylor Goebel Dehoe United States Congress Indiana Spooner Panama Canal Panama Canal Company Mitchell Panama Eee Hanna

Congress Politely Ends Session with Key Appropriations

Washington June House adjourned after settling disputes on the general deficiency bill and naval appropriation item. Conference reports on the District of Columbia bill and Choctaw Chickasaw agreement were adopted. Horton vs Butler election declared Butler seated vacancy created. Various bills passed or ordered, including desert land entry extensions Yakima reservation and West Point cadet appointment Arturo Calvo. House to reconvene at 11 oclock Monday.

Panama Mr. Morgan Aldrich Senate House Duluth, Pierre & Black Hills Railroad Company Pierre 8. C New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company Calumet River Hammond Ind Cummings Lil Washington Monument Association Alexandria Secretary of War Philadelphia Mr. Mitchell Committee On Pacific Islands Porto Rico Hawaii Mr. Money Cuba Washington District of Columbia Horton Butler Missouri Yakima Reservation George H. Ball Navy Secretary of the Treasury Manila Territorial Assembly

Burned Money From Philippine Fire Reported By Treasury

The Treasury Bureau of Redemption received a wooden box with burned quartermaster and subsistence funds from Humingan, Panagasinan, Luzon, lost in the April 29 fire. Total known funds amount to 3068.96, with further burned amounts under review. A Carnegie, Pennsylvania, case involved coins and notes burned in a stove, with a letter from a local bank cashier seeking identification if possible.

Indianapolis Journal Washington Bureau of Redemption of the Treasury Department Quartermaster’s Humingan Pangasinan Luzon Philippine Islands Quartermaster's Carnegie Reg National Bank of Carnegie Maine

Summer religious work conferences at Chautauqua resorts NY

The piece describes a bustling but unsettled summer for religious gatherings across Chautauquas, Northfield, and similar resorts. It notes abundant bookings abroad by ministers, growing tent work, and new practice of preaching from church steps on Sundays. It highlights extended topics beyond theology, with weeks focused on social settlement, public beauty, youth topics, arts, labor, and municipal progress. Key figures include John Mitchell, leaders of the New York Central Railroad, and the Louisiana Purchase Exposition president, plus prominent associations like YMCA chapters and Moody schools. The Northfield conference opens with G Campbell Morgan and F B Meyer among speakers, while Northfield’s mission focus and student aid efforts advance alongside new scholarships at Mount Holyoke for Northfield girls.

Indianapolis Journal New York Chautauquas Northfields Boston Europe John Mitchell New York Central Railroad Wisconsin Lake Geneva Students’ Aid Society Moody Northfield Tielen Gould Mount Holyoke America Canada Princeton University Conference of Christian Workers G. Campbell Morgan F. B. Meyer Christ Congregational Church London Russia Moodys

Precautions of a Bank Thirty Day Withdrawal Rule

In Buffalo the Empire State Savings Bank imposes a thirty day notice for withdrawals after a rush sparked by rumors of solvency concerns. Officials say deposits are safe and the rule aims to protect all customers from sudden large withdrawals.

Buffalo Empire State Savings Bank Ihs

Dewey Besieged by Inquisitors Over Manila Testimony

Admiral Dewey faced sustained questioning by Democratic inquirers who aimed to force political advantage from his Manila exploits. The probe sought to trap the hero into damaging remarks, testing his credibility under public scrutiny.

Manila

Admiral Dewey Contradicts Aguinaldo as Loot and Self Interest

Admiral Dewey testifies before a Senate Philippines committee that Aguinaldo resembled a prince, looted the Philippine people, and used consular pressure to place natives in Manila’s orbit. He says the Filipinos were a mob, and questions whether self-government existed for either the Philippines or Cuba, while noting Winston-era tensions and seeking to avoid criticizing officers.

Aguinaldo Senator Patterson Patterson Malalos Mr. Patterson Beveridge Admiral Dewey Philippines Dewey Anderson General Anderson Merritt Deltrich Senator Beveridge Olympia Manila Free Philippines Commission Carmack

Civil Rule Everywhere Chaffee to Leave Military Role July Fourth

Washington reports that on July 4 the entire Philippine archipelago will be placed under civil authority led by the civil Governor and the Philippine Commission. General Chaffee’s military governorship ends then, though he will command the military division and aid civil authorities as needed to maintain order. Civil government will extend nationwide, with the military subordinate to civil authorities, and Moros to continue tribal relations under existing conditions until civil governance is established in Mindanao.

Washington War Department Philippine Archipelago Philippine Commission General Chaffee Chaffee Philippines United States Brooke Department of the East Mindanao

Beef Giant Sold to Syndicate in St Louis

St Louis Dressed Beef and Provision Co. was purchased by a syndicate of Louisianans led by Thomas W. Crouch, vice president of Colonial Trust. The price is reported as 2,000,000 dollars. Crouch will become president and manager, and denies claims the plant was bought for a beef trust.

Louis St. Louis

Osteopathy Promises Cures for Hay Fever and Asthma

Dr Sparnhurst offers osteopathic treatment claiming permanent relief from asthma hay fever and catarrh by relieving bronchial spasms boosting nerve impulse and blood flow and toning nasal throat mucosa testimonials claim dramatic weight gain restored taste and appetite and lasting improvement after several treatments with free examination and personal care at the Stevenson building.

Seacoast Sparnhurst W. T. Ayres J. F. Sparnhurst United States J. M. Whitney Foreman Brower & Love Brothers’ Cotton Mills Indianapolis Stevensoning

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