Protest Over Transit Across the Isthmus Sparks U S Debate
Washington reports a Colombian remonstrance over Admiral Casey blocking troop transit across the Isthmus. Officials say Casey's order may be misunderstood and vows protect sovereignty while keeping the railroad open against insurgent action. The dispute centers on preventing traffic disruption and avoiding foreign reclamations.
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Washington
Salazar
United States
Bogota
Admiral Casey
Casey
State Department
Colombia
Ad Casey
Ommanders McLean and
McCrea
Strite Msurgennis
Colon
Panama
Ranger Leaves Panama With Important Message for Herrera
Panama, Colombia Oct 10 The United States steamer Ranger departed with a crucial dispatch from Rear Admiral Casey to revolutionary General Herrera whose location is unknown. The voyage will determine how long the warship remains at sea and she is not expected back for at least four or five days.
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Panama
Colombia
United States
Ranger
Casey
Herrera
Admiral Casey push for Panama peace talks
In Panama City on Oct 9 Rear Admiral Casey met with government reps to assess any agreement with the revolutionists led by Gen Herrera. He outlined amnesty terms as a basis for peace, pledged to keep U.S. rail transit free, and warned against bombardment or armed moves near the canal zone. He plans to relay views to Herrera and urge a conference with Gen Salazar.
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Colombia
Casey
Maroquin
Ubera
Admiral Casey
Herrera
Salazar
United States
Cnt
Empire Station
Capriral Sones
Colon
Ees
Padilla
Uribe Uribe fortifies Teneriffe in Colombian unrest
Kingston reports from Colon that General Uribe Uribe has again taken the field and fortified Teneriffe on the Magdalena river. His followers' number is unknown and the river locality is now blocked, threatening a strategic link between the isthmus and the coast. The situation affects U.S. treaty relations and regional stability.
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Kingston
Colombia
Colon
Republic
United States
Newada
Urive-Uribe
Teneriffe
Qiagdalena
Uribe- Uribe
Uribe-Uribe
Tenerife
Bogota
Padilla Proves Superior to Marmaduke in Central American Waters
Report from San Francisco says Colombian revolutionist gunboat Padilla, near Punta Arenas Costa Rica, is seen awaiting the Poas and may outmatch the government gunboat now en route from Panama. Acapulco officers praise Padilla as a forceful vessel.
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Acapulco
Punta Arenas
Costa Rica
Panama
5 Sey
Padilla
Fire destroys two stables and damages flat on Meridian Thirteenth
A late night blaze at 1256 North Meridian destroyed the Pierce stable and damaged Carey’s two story stable at 120 North Meridian. A fire also damaged the West Thirteenth Street flat where Mrs. Armstrong lived. Losses run to 1500, 400, and 200 dollars respectively with several horses saved. Origin undisclosed but a lamp explosion in the Pierce premises is suspected.
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Pierce
North Meridian Street
J. N. Carey
West Thirteenth Street
Carey
Thirteenth Street
Pierce Hostler
Juvenile Court Deals Harsh Sentences in City Case
Judge Stubbs sent several juvenile cases to the grand jury or Plainfield for reform school placement. Clarence Means faced involvement in repeated stealing with a mother’s testimony urging caution. F A Walker’s eleven year old son confessed to theft amid parental kindness. Seven youths were arraigned for stealing beer from a car with Everett Hendricks named as ringleader. Five black youths faced burglary charges in North Side homes. postponement to next Friday noted.
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Stubbs
Grand Jury
Clarence Means
Plainfield
F. A. Walker
Alford
Everett Hendricks
Hendricks
Lucky Baldwin Hits Crawfordsville Visit After California Trip
E. J. Baldwin known as Lucky Baldwin arrived yesterday afternoon for a brief stop en route to Crawfordsville. The famed gambler downplays superstition, noting he only bets on what he knows. He just returned from ranches in California and his Ohio home, and yesterday marked his 74th birthday in Hamilton. He plans to move a pair of his old homesteads to California.
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E. J. Baldwin
Baldwin
Crawfordsville
California
Ohio
Hamilton
Portrait for Battery A by President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt sent Col Russell B Harrisons a large portrait to Battery A Indiana National Guard. Beneath it the inscription reads to Battery A Indianapolis visit Sept 23 in appreciation of their services. The note mentions a presentation and delivery to members.
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Roosevelt
Russell B. Harrisons
Battery A
Indiana National Guard
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Electric Railway Sues Landowners in Marion County
The Indianapolis Lebanon & Frankfort Electric Railway Company sues Charles Hessong George Hessong Frank Fox William Fox Mary Fox William Buck Jentha Buck William Johnson Eliza Johnson Richard Hill Jentha Bridgeford Peter Bridgeford. It seeks appraisal and sale of affected property in Marion County due to condemnation for an interurban line from Indianapolis to Lafayette with Oct 21 hearing set in Circuit Court.
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Indianapolis, Lebanon & Frankfort Electric Railway Company
Charles P. Hessong
George W. Hessong
Frank Fox
William Fox
Mary Fox
William P. Buck
Jentha Buck
William T. Johnson
Eliza B. Johnson
Richard Hill
Jentha M. Bridgeford
Peter H. Bridgeford
Marion County
Marion
Boone
Clinton
Tippecanoe
Montgomery
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Circuit Court
Fremont Alford
State of Indiana
Ora Copenhaver
Claude Young
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
Superior Court
A. D. Clemens
Lydia B. Jenkins
Indiana National Bank
Harry A. Metager
Florence Moore
Joseph C. Moore
Elizabeth Strelby
Frederick Strelby
Indianapolis, Lebanon & Frankfort Traction Company
George W. Heesong
Indianapolis, Banon & Frankfort Traction Company
Wm. P. Buck
Ida M. Smart
Luther Smart
Aia Rapti Sote
Wilson
Anya
Suit to overturn will of John Stott over heirship claim
Carrie McCormack Stott through Louisa Lewis sues Margaret Chandler Sylvester Stott Barthers S Stott Lida Dussell and Robert A Meek as heirs and administrator of John Stott to set aside a will dated Aug 13 1902 probated Sept 2 and leave Carrie as sole heir. The complaint states she was legally adopted and his only heir at law but the will cut her off with a $50 legacy while other heirs benefited. The estate is valued at $4000.
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Carrie McCormack Stott
Louisa Lewis
Margaret Chandler
Sylvester Stott
Barthers S. Stott
Lida Dussell
Robert A. Meek
John Stott
Prosecutors to Present Grave Robbery Case Before Grand Jury
Prosecutor Ruckershaus and Deputy Charles Benedict will spend the week gathering evidence for the grand jury next session on grave-robbing charges. A continuance until October 20 was granted for the separate trials of Joseph Spaulding and Eugene McGinnis, accused in the murder of Raphael Campetello. Spaulding is to be defended by ex-Judge Frank McCray, while William P. Reagan will represent McGinnis.
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Ruckershaus
Charles Benedict
Joseph Spaulding
Eugene McGinnis
Raphael Campetello
Alford
Spaulding
Frank McCray
William P. Reagan
McGinnis
Wife Seeks Divorce from Gambler Husband Frank C Wilson
Lillian M Wilson avers her husband Frank C Wilson is a gambler who pawned her jewelry to gamble and lost it. She claims cruelty, neglect, and failure to provide, stating they were married in ISM and he has mistreated her since then. She seeks a divorce.
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Lillian M. Wilson
Frank C. Wilson
Wilsons
ISM
Claude Young Sues Big Four Railway for 200 Damages
Claude Young petitions the court for 200 damages in a suit filed yesterday against the Big Four Railway Company. He says while working as a brake man on Aug 16 in Danville JL he was thrown from a train and disabled for three months, rendering him unable to work.
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Claude Young
Big Four Railway Company
Danville
Divorce suit filed by Florence Moore against Joseph C Moore
A divorce suit was filed yesterday by Florence Moore against her husband Joseph C Moore alleging cruel treatment habitual drunkenness and failure to provide causing estrangement. Also noted are suits by Indiana National Bank against Harry A Metzger for foreclosure on a 2500 note and other civil actions in progress.
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Florence Moore
Joseph C. Moore
Indiana National Bank
Harry A. Metzger
Thenk
Appeals and Court Records Highlight Appellate Decisions
A compilation of Indiana appellate court notes covers rulings on record integrity in appeals, contractual obligations under previous law, and false imprisonment pleadings. It lists cases including Johnson v Gehbauer, Harness v Steele, Hart v State, Hogan v City of Indianapolis, and Hines v Coal Co with brief outcomes and procedural observations.
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Steele
Howard
Jordan, J.—l
Hart
Marion Co. Co
Hadley
City of Terre Haute
Kersey
S. C
Hogan
City of Indianapolis
Marion
William J. Hogan
Owen Co. C. Appelle
John Downey
State
Elmer E. Hastings
Daviess C. C. Appellee
State of Indiana
Romus F. Stuart
Marion C. C. Appellant
Indianapolis & Vincennes Railroad Company
Crossing Jordan A Biblical Miracle Shaped Joshua’s Authority
Topics in the Churches recounts the Jordan crossing as a pivotal miracle that established Joshua as Israel’s leader. It describes the ark leading the people, the flood held back, and the march into Canaan framed as a divine sign, with reverent reflection on memorials and death as a final barrier to the promised land.
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Indiana divorce rate rises with statewide licenses fall
Statistics show one divorce for every seven marriages in Indiana for the year ending June 30, 1902, with 2,914 marriage licenses and 3,552 divorces. Clark County reports a sharp license drop due to AG action, while Madison, Delaware, Grant, St. Joseph and Marion counties show various divorce changes.
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State Statistician’s Office
Indiana
Clark County
Clark
Madison County
Delaware
Grant County
St. Joseph County
Marion County
Meridian Street Property Transfer Noted with Attaching Figures
Real estate transfers show Harry C Atkins and wife selling to Ulysses P Craig on North Meridian Street above Eighteenth for 12 dollars. Lot frontage 43 feet, house valued at 3000 dollars, total assessed at 7300 for taxation. S O Gordon of Cleveland will give quiet talks at YWCA 39 North Pennsylvania Street starting tomorrow with sessions Sunday to Wednesday at 4 p m.
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Harry C. Atkins
Ulysses P. Craig
North Meridian Street
S. O. Gordon
Cleveland, O
Young Women's Christian Association
North
Pennsylvania Street
Gordon
Roberts Park
Hidden Fruit of Life Lessons From Endeavor
The excerpt urges belief in unseen positive outcomes from others by comparing hidden growth to underground potato development and blossoms beneath leaves. It emphasizes that true fruit may be invisible yet meaningful, encouraging reflection on virtue beyond visible proof.
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Andrew Murray
Christ
Marcus Rainsford
Mateus Dods
Amos R. Wells
Earth
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