Death by own action ends Uhly's distress after arrest
Adolph P Uhly a master carpenter of the Richmond division of the Panhandle, killed himself at his home after being arrested on charges. A note found addressed to Harry Downing outlined no explicit cause, while a dresser and small sums of money were recovered. Neighbors and associates, including Morgan and Geers, reported Uhly had been despondent, with plans to take his own life before his arraignment, and coroner officials conducted a full search of his room and belongings.
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Mes
Eva Sullivan
Reid Memorial Hospital
Adolph P. Uhily
Richmond
Panhandle
SK. Morgan
North Seventh Street
My Morgan
Frank Geers
Tncal
Alys
Brinhamje
Harry Downline
HH. Downing
Patridge
North Sixth Street
Eva Mollenkoph
Pederat Street
Toledo
Perrysburg
Greenhoat
North Fourteenth Street
City
Maumee
Erin
Mea Greenhont
3. K. Morgan
Ft Wayne Avenue
Uhly
West Side
Moray
Geers
Jey
Ualy
Waly
Guinitar
Uhiy
Cid
Ua Revolver
Carbellie
Railroad Robber Crawford Sentenced to Ten Years in Prison
Crawford, a famed railroad thief known as Gaver, was sentenced to ten years for the Montziondie station robbery near Hagerstown. His alleged crimes stretched from Maine to the Pacific, with a $100 reward offered and pursuit by multiple states and railroads.
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James Crawford
Hagerstown Station
Maine
Pacific Coast
Tiglart
Crawford
Montiondie
Hagerstiyn
Sourne
Fedenaity
Ashiamt
Gilwert
Wes
Mardin County
Ohio
South Renipolles Department
Menassivanta Railroad
Warne Conney
Crawford Y
Hardin County
Dia Kirk
Chigay
Crasford
South Wert
Cant
Trani
South Bend
Murderer Must Go On Scaffold in State Prison
A Chicago man Hermann Billik, described as a necromancer and murderer, is condemned to death for killing six members of the Uzral family. Authorities announce the execution will take place Friday, with pardons rejected and the sentence upheld on appeal.
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Springfield
Hermann Billik
Chicago
Uzral
Vonelsting
Weather Outlook for Indiana and Ohio
The Weather Prophet reports thunderstorms and cooler air in Indiana Monday night with Tuesday showers and fresh southwest winds shifting to northwest. Ohio expects showers and cooler conditions Monday night or Tuesday with winds mainly southwest and fresh.
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Indiana
Tarife Revision A Feature Of New Platform
Republicans work on measure in Washington supervised by the President and Secretary Taft with Roosevelt receiving praise. The platform draft outlines party principles, protecting industry and free Cuba while contrasting Democratic policies. The financial plank notes Aldrich-Vreeland act and ways and means committees shape duties to aid consumers. The piece hints at trust reform and forest conservation with a push for national ownership and labor concerns.
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Washington
Thon
Wade Silbs
Dette Hey Geningad
Gilibe
Phe Dina
Plitoen
Sendel Hopkins
Phe Comentiod
Serre Lem
Katnans
Ana
Pliditie
Aml
Vatt
Megarvendalis
Pelteb
EU Party
Jenied
Wsat
Democratic Party
Ff Vie Publiy Acerainees
Parsyes
Cuba
Pippines
Porte Rive
Tas
Congress
Senate
House
Rome
Fox to Rule in Road Case
Judee Fox declares intention to write in the Washington township road case. A petition to county commissioners asks for a township road. the remonstrance was rejected until after the allowed period expired. Demonstrators appeal the decision to the circuit court.
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Fox
Judee Fox
Washington
Wiesdas
Circuit
Wisdom of Spiritual Insight at Bertham College baccalaureate
Prof Elbert Russell head of Bertham College biblical department delivered the annual baccalaureate at Lindley hall. The talk titled The Wisdom of Spiritual Insight urged living in the present and warned against illusion of a hazy distant future. He contrasted fools lost in distant heroism with the value of reality and discernment.
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Elbert Russell
Bertham College
Lindley Hall
Russell
Russells
Readeer
Samet
Fox
Washington
Luther
Socrates
Kipling
Mars
Insurance Rates in City High Says Club Meeting
The Commercial Club will host a gathering to discuss rising fire insurance rates in Richman. EM Sellers of the Indiana Fire Insurance Rating Bureau will address concerns about rate increases and the city’s fire protection standing, with local agents watching for explanations and potential shifts to non-board companies. A fatal drowning occurred at the Deep Mill Pond as Nathan Mills, 12, attempted an unsafe swim and drowned after surfacing and sinking again despite rescue efforts by companions.
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EM. Sellers
Indiana Fire Insurance Rating Bureau
Cli AL
Jenkins
Jo. Johnson
Will Quiles
Sellers
Inter
Richman Gre
Tne
Nathan Mills
Eprone
Bud” Clark
Dave James
Mils
Ain
William Milly
Formelly Wat
Oly
Yuune Milla
Edossar
Mills
William Lane
Clark
James
Mille
Taft Faces Stampede Tactics in Indiana Nomination Fight
An Indianapolis dispatch reports alarm among Fairbanks supporters and Indiana politicians over proposed stampede tactics to influence the Taft nomination at Chicago. Leaders like Joseph B. Kealing urge Fairbanks delegates to converge on Chicago for a dramatic show, while Taft backers vow to press the votes and deny a stampede’s success. The piece portrays a tense pre convention struggle with national figures and local operatives sizing up the stakes.
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Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Taft
Marion
Chicago
Marion Club
Indiana
Indianapolis
Wn Ptate
Child Neglect Report Fails To Trigger Investigation
Police conclude alleged neglect of a child by a mother living near Twelfth Street with insufficient food and clothing. Two male visitors to the home are named, but no further investigation will follow.
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Twelfth Street
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