Attorney Explains Res Gestae in Criminal Trials
A prominent Indianapolis attorney discusses res gestae in criminal cases, arguing the old rule may relax and that the offense can cover periods from minutes to weeks. He cites the Keith murder case and Parker and McAfee, noting how the remedy rests on the record and the corpus delicti concept.
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Indianapolis
Gnally
Res
Keith
Supreme Court
Indiana
Parker and McAfee
Eyster
Deci
Harold Es Dart
Inez
Girl A Kleptomaniac Arrested For Theatre Theft
Eleven year old Marie Mobley living at 819 North Pine Street was arrested by Detectives Holtz and Morgan after stealing a wig and dresses worth five dollars from Miss Leyi who performed at the Park Theater last week. The girl, described as stage struck, had previously been arrested for stealing and is believed to be a kleptomaniac. She confessed to the theft, and items were found. she was released by a theater employee as officers lacked authority to detain her. She has been under suspended sentence and may be sent to the Reformatory.
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Marie Mobley
North Pine Street
Holtz and Morgan
Miss Leyi
Park Theater
Shover's Hall
East Market Street
Ald
Daly
Reisner
Monster Snake Strangles Horse at Pan American Exposition
Reports from Buffalo recount a “monster snake” escape from Bostock’s exhibit at the Pan American exposition. The serpent, part of the Bostock zoological collection, killed one horse and caused another to die from fright, according to press agents.
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Buffalo
Rajah
Doc
Wallace
Bostock Zoological Collection
Indianapolis
Doc Waddell
Startling Stories
Waddell
Taeenanole
Phelps killed in boiler at Cerealine Works
William Phelps a Richmond, Kentucky man employed at the Cerealine Manufacturing Company died in City Hospital after being cooked alive in a large boiler while cleaning out flues. James Stansbury was burned. the steam was turned on by unknown causes and the coroner will investigate.
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William Phelps
Cerealine Manufacturing Company
City
Phelps
Richmond
Cerealine
James Stansbury
North
Missouri Street
Hoiler
Stansbury
Jim
City Dispensary
Three Chases on Downtown Streets End in Police Pickups
A railway conductor William Knowles chased a well dressed young man who insulted his wife at the Union Station. The chase repeated three times with a hat and a walking stick left behind. The man rode a streetcar to escape and police hold the recovered hat and stick for proof of ownership.
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Windsor
Union Station
Mr. Knowles
Knowles
Sherman House
Georgia
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Burial of Judge Hayden in Crown Hill Rites Held
The body of Judge Hayden who died Thursday in Washington D C was brought home to George T Evans on North Meridian Street and then moved to Crown Hill at 2 30 p m for brief services before interment. Born and raised in the state he served as a circuit judge here in 1870 and spent the last twenty seven years in Washington in the departmental service.
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Judge Hayden
Washington, D. C
George T. Evans
North Meridian Street
Crown Hil
Hayden
Washington
Horse Collision Kills Horse and Injures Riders in Shelby Street Crash
A collision yesterday afternoon at the intersection of Shelby and Raymond streets involved a Greenwood car and a buggy. Riders George McCarthy of 106 Calhoun Street Ira McCuoy and Bert Jones of 124 Calhoun Street were thrown. the horse was killed. Police began inquiries at the scene.
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Raymond Streets
George McCarthy
Calhoun Street
Ira McCuoy
Bert Jones
Fractured Injuries Report After Fall at Pavement Incident
McCoy and Mc Carthy suffered severe but non life threatening injuries from a fall onto pavement at the scene. They were treated nearby and stabilized with non danger to life reported.
Too Cool for Outings Emptier Street Car Rides
Street-car patronage fell from the prior Sunday as pleasant weather lured people to stroll streets and parks. Despite fewer rides, church attendance rose with large morning and evening services, illustrating public movement on leisure days.
Siege of Peking told at YMCA meeting by Dr John Inglis
Dr John Inglis, longtime head of the American Hospital in Peking, described the siege of the foreign legations in Beijing. He traced negative and other causes, recounted the defense by legation guards, the two fires that burned toward the city, and the eventual relief by allied powers after 56 days of siege.
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Peking
China
John Inglis
Inglis
Legation
Peking Gazette
Conger
Tien-Tsin
Soliers
National German Teachers’ Assoc Meet Here July 10 13
The National German Teachers Association will convene in this city from July 10 to 13. A mass meeting of local German citizens will be held this week to organize arrangements. Attendees will come mainly from Chicago Milwaukee Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Toledo and Pittsburgh with an expected 300 to 400 teachers from public schools across the states.
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National
Big Four Excursions from Indianapolis May 14 16
Indianapolis readers are offered special train excursions with through coaches and return passes to May 18. The schedule covers departures 7:43 a.m. 5:35 p.m. from Indianapolis and 2:25 p.m. from Logansport with return arrivals about 10:45 p.m. and 5:45 p.m. Multiple trips include Buffalo Pan-American Exposition via Big Four, Cincinnati excursion May 19, and $1.55 round trip to Logansport with May 13 15 encampment tickets.
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Colfax
Logansport
Big Four Ticket
H. M. Bronson
Buffalo
Big Four
East Washington Street
Union Station
W. W. Richardson
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Warning issued by J. C. Hirschman Company on Canvassers
The J. C. Hirschman Company warns the public against house to house canvassers claiming to solicit for the firm. Located at 11-113 North Street, the feather renovators have no solicitors after twenty four years in business and will arrange delivery by phone.
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Feather Renovators
Nortow J Street
Hirschman Company
Feather
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