Sordid Romance Ends at Altar in Court Testimony
Miss Francis Eichhorn and George Hurst faced murder charges after a baby was found in a hotel bureau. Eichhorn testified she believed the infant was born dead and planned burial. Hurst was found not guilty. The couple married hours after the verdict, while Eichhorn’s sentence was suspended.
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Francis Eichhorn
Richmond
Milwaukee
George Hurst
Mise Eichhorn
Jhuret
W. J. Turner
Municipal Court
Miles Frances Eichhorn
Sycamore Street
Turner
Hurst
Milky
Apsault
George
Burgess Hotel
Miss Eichhorn
Ind
Walker Street
Decorate City Hall for Municipal League Convention
Firemen from the hook and ladder truck and hose company No. 2 labored to ready City Hall for the upcoming Municipal League Convention. The council chamber and administrative offices will be adorned with American flags bunting and streams of yellow and white, creating a patriotic display.
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Municipal League
Strawberry Feast At Wayne Horticultural Society Meet
The June strawberry meeting of the Wayne Horticultural Society at Isaac Dougan's Spring Grove residence drew about 150 members and guests. Rev. Truman Kenworthy led a weather discussion and Rev. T. J. Graham spoke on a historical subject. Exhibits by Stephen Ruth and Isaac Dougan highlighted the event with unusually fine berries and judges faced difficulty in awards.
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Wayne Horticultural Society
Isaac Dougan
Spring Grove
Truman Kenworthy
T. J. Graham
Stephen Ruth
Culinary charity exhibits honor best displays
Several culinary charities showcased displays and awards were given for top exhibits highlighting community cooking efforts and charitable engagement at the event.
Bad crows at Milton spark crop losses and replanting
In Milton Indiana on June 1 farmers report crows raiding fields, delaying corn harvests. Arias Wissier, who planted 60 acres five miles west, lost more than 40 acres to crow damage and is replanting, a common outcome for local growers.
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Milton
Ind
Jim Crow
Arias Wissier
Wissler
Freight Wreck Delays Passengers on Pennsylvania Line
Passenger trains on the Richmond division of the Pennsylvania railroad were delayed four hours last evening due to a freight wreck at Hamilton on the C H D line. No one was injured.
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Richmond
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hamilton
Weather Outlook For Parts This Weekend
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with cooler temperatures. Patchy cloudiness and a slight cooling trend affects the state and local areas tonight into Sunday.
Lang Habeas Corpus Challenge Clears Sheriff in County Case
In Centerville James Lang was sentenced to twenty days in the county jail. Caleb Harvey, Center township justice of the peace, exceeded his authority by adding a jail term to the $5 fine and costs. In circuit court Lang successfully prosecuted habeas corpus against Sheriff Meredith. Rachel Montgomery, the prosecuting witness for Lang on assault and battery, supported his release.
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James Lang
Centerville
Caleb Harvey
Open Play Grounds Suits On Judgment At Public Grounds
Accommodations for sport lovers at the public play grounds will be available during the summer season starting next Monday. Prof. N. C. Heironimus will oversee the play grounds this summer. The grounds are in shape and expected to be as popular as in the past.
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N. C. Heironimus
Mer
Court Judgment Awarded in Pearce vs Duke Case
The circuit court today by James L. Pearce against Benjamin B. Duke awarded a judgment for $1,361.96 with attorney fees of $765.26 to the plaintiff, dated September 9, 1897.
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Circuit Court
James L. Pearce
Benjamin B. Duke
Judge sets trial date for Harry Ryle after Jay county trip
In Portland circuit court Judge Fox found Harry Ryle not guilty on highway robbery charges against Richard Hart. The murder trial in Jay county will occur before Ryle’s trial is scheduled.
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Harry Ryle
Richard Hart
Fox
Jay County
Teddy Roosevelt Homecoming Parade in New York
Former President Theodore Roosevelt returns after fifteen months abroad with a grand harbor salute and a 17 mile land parade through New York. Mayor Gaynor and Cornelius Vanderbilt lead the welcome as crowds cheer the ex-president and Mrs Roosevelt aboard the Manhattan and Androscoggin.
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American News Service
New York
Teddy
Theodore Roosevelt
Manhattan
Roosevelt
Mrs Roosevelt
Gaynor
America
Elba
Fifth Avenue
Henry Alexander
Revenue Cutter
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York Harbor
Palladium Promises Honest Value to Customers
The Palladium declares its circulation is based on true statements and commits to honest dealings with readers. It believes in delivering a dollar's worth of value for each dollar spent, appealing to customers who seek fair pricing and trustworthy service.
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Palladium
Great Naval Parade Roosesvelt Returns Home After 26000 Miles
Theodore Roosevelt arrives in New York after a 15 month journey covering over 26000 miles. Guns from forts and a battleship fire a presidential salute as crowds cheer and city, state, and nation honor him on the Waterloo anniversary. Weather turns to rain but cheers continue despite the conditions.
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American News Service
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Elbe
America
Roosevelt
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