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Newspaper

The Richmond Palladium And Sun Telegram

Location

Richmond, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1908

Page

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Pretty Young Woman Tells Of Vaughans Acts

Miss Hazel Phelps testifies in the breach of promise case, recounting Vaughan's attention to her and her mother. She describes kisses, daily visits, and a letter from Vaughan while under cross examination, noting family tensions and alleged plans about her education and marriage.

Vaughan Smith-Vaughan Hazel Phelps Planciff Morker Mixx Phelps Miss Phelps Muncie High School Smidy Mr. Vaughan Mrs. Smith

Rioting Hits Chester As Strike Breakers Face Violence

April rioting in Chester grew as strike breakers clashed with sympathizers of the city street car workers. Wounded men include W BoG mier and SW Boystien. Authorities request militia with mayor admitting limited control while fighting continues at car barns.

Chester W. BoGmier Certo Companys SW. Boystien Ie Torman Engiy Ts Saji Higes Ian Barnes Grismier

Congress Gains At President As Navy Battlefleet Debate Beats Four Ships

Washington April 18 A large House vote rejected the President's ships four battle stations plan as naval leaders warned Treasury strain from large appropriations. Hobson sought doubling battleships but the amendment failed 79 to 129 amid vigorous applause and party splits. Chairman Tawney warned the Treasury risk from wartime scale spending while stressing defense should rest on resources loyalty and citizen sacrifice.

Washington, D.C Congres Howse Committee On Naval Affairs Merrimac Richard Pearson Hobson Atalana Hobson John Sharp Williams Tawney Committee On Appropriations Treasury Tawrpi United States

Papers Filed in Crist vs Day Appeal Over Township Road

Appeal papers filed in Wayne circuit court in Crist and other Washington township property owners versus construction of a township road at township expense. Commissioners court granted petition for appeal from its jurisdiction to the higher court or set.

E. Theodore Crist Fred J. Dayal Wayne Circuit Court Crist Washington Township Commissioners’ Court

Sweet Little Dying Girl Cora Graham Funeral Details

A sobbing mother recalls her daughter Cora Graham who sang He Loves Me So as she died from a heater accident. The child prepared pallbearers and a funeral sermon by Rev John Stanton, with her hymns and wishes recorded, and the service set for Saturday at North Fourteenth Street Mission Church with burial at Earlham Cemetery.

Cora Graham Cora Mawel David Grahim Siti Bey Heaurtrokern Imather Little Sin Ana Pra West M Graham Saveh Vic Rey John Stanton Norra Fourteenth Street Mission Hizel Graham Orte Mothe Sone North Fourteenth Street Mission Church John Stanrey Earlham Cemeter

Two Dead From Wreck In Collier Area

Pittsburg report notes two fatalities from a collision between an eastbound Panhandle freight and a westbound train at Collier. Victims are John Maxwell brakeman and Charles Viterback fireman from Denison. Union Memorial Committee will meet at Druids Hall Friday at 7:30 p.m. to finalize arrangements and appoint sub-committees.

Pittsburg Collier John Maxwell Charles Viterback Fteman Denison Union Memorial Committee Druids’ Hall

Weather Prophecy for Indiana and Ohio Areas

The Forecast predicts cooler air for the extreme southern portions Thursday night with diminishing northeast to southeast winds. Friday brings fair conditions and continued cooler temperatures with brisk to high north winds in extreme south portions.

Indiana

Woman Accused of Cruel Treatment and Arrest Initiation

Court records detail a divorce petition where William Rost claims his wife Mary L. abused him and caused his arrest on various charges. He alleges repeated hostile conduct, denial of shelter, and naming him with crimes, while the wife seeks dismissal and counters her own claims in a contentious marriage dispute from April of this year.

Vielone Mary L William Rost al Olle Hust Prel Las

Temperance Workers Seek Ordinance Action in North Ward

Temperance activists push for passage of a local ordinance to curb saloons in the north half of the third ward residence area. Council consideration is expected to be delayed until May, with no firm action anticipated at the Monday meeting.

Cotie Onis Gift Council Anaier Itera Pie Hind Ely

Lawmakers Back Up Plan Amid Congressional Standstill

Washington April 16 lawmakers back a legislative program criticized as weak against the president. Leaders have marked out which bills will pass this session while others wait for next winter. Representative Jim Watson, eyeing Indiana’s governorship, met with officials and outlined priorities amid tensions between Congress and the White House.

Washington, D.C Congress Jim Watson Indiana Capitol HM Watson

Man Arrested Over Alleged Mistreatment of Son

Jim Gutherie, who once thanked Chief Bailey for an "only tickling" edict, was arrested yesterday afternoon on an alleged misur ment of his son. The case is expected to go to a hearing tomorrow.

Jim Gutherie Chief Bailey

McCarren Loses Bid for Democratic Convention Delegate

New York April 1 State Senator Patrick H McCarren leader of Kings county democrats was unseated as a delegate to the party state convention at Carnegie Hall after a two day contest. He warned that party plans would deny him power and threatened action until the convention proceeded with its business naming delegates and electors and adopting a platform.

New York Patrick H. McCarren Kings County Denmoersey Othe Yartys Carnegie Hall Denver Qin Ana Majurie McTarren Bird S. Coler Deleg McCarren

Bell Company Rushes Underground Conduit Work in City

Central Union Telephone officials say digging on Main Street from 21st to Second is near finish by mid May. Wiring, cables, and underground system setup to start next week with completion targeted by September. a gasoline powered pulling machine will speed cable placement. A new exchange building on North Tenth Street is planned and will begin once conduit work nears completion.

Robert Cline Central Union Telephone Companys Todas Mine Leginundig Cline Exchange Tenth Street

One Year Sentences Given in Elgin Matrimonial Case

Marion Grey of Chicago was sentenced by Judge Landis in Elgin Illinois to one year in the rise of correction for using the mail to promote a matrimonial agency. The case involved a conduct of a matrimonial agency and related activities.

Chicard Marion Grey Elgin Jmise Landis

Union Services Invite Three Pastors for Good Friday

A union meeting at Grace M. E. Church will open at 10:15 Friday morning with speakers Revs. Huntington, Graham, and Lyons. Expect a large audience and the public is invited to attend.

Grace M. E. Shurch Revs, Huntington, Graham and Lyons

Telephone Classified Ads to Palladium Office

The message notes the telephone is the easy channel for placing classified ads, directing readers to call 1121 Automatic at 21 Old for service.

Palladium

American Laborers Quit Over Macedonian Workers at Sewer Site

Reported friction at Northwest Second Street sewer project as about thirty local American laborers refused to work beside Macedonian immigrants. They cited pay, labor conditions, and syndicate influence, with suspicions of neighborhood hostility toward foreign workers. Police history recalls prior tensions with Italian laborers in the same area.

Hipskind Second Street Richmond Manufacturing Company Fairview

Wife uses poker in clash over marriage and divorce

Minor Coleman sues for divorce citing a long troubled marriage with Charity Coleman also accused of abuse. He claims she struck him with a stove poker and insulted him, with police involvement over an alleged assault.

Charity Coleman Minor Coleman Minor Comic Supplement Color Press Charity Tim

East Main Street Friends Hold Monthly Church Meeting

The East Main Street Friends church held its monthly meeting this morning and transacted only routine business.

East Main Street Friends’ Church

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