Church acquitted in famous arson case amid cross-examination
The jury found Church not guilty on arson charges after a lengthy trial detailing his actions surrounding two fires at his home. Testimony focused on timing, window damage, and the involvement of Foote, with cross examination aiming to link Church to the crimes, but the defense preserved his innocence.
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Church
Dunkle
Foote
Crocker
Mr.Goodwill
Toto
Patton
Fle
Hickory
Gilbert Gerow
FE. S. Goodwill
John Geron Jra
Gerow
Walter Shepard
Titusville
Waters
Grand Valley
Holder
Dr. Kerr
Gilbert
Shupard
J. K. Koup
L. B. Wood
John Lott
John White
H. M. Hall
Chas. Whalley
J. W. Miller
D. Davenport
John Pierce
Croker
Mr. Rice
Rice
Commonwealth
Billy’ Mascaro
Fornicatec
Court House
John Axelson
Axel Johnson
P. J. Swain
Sheffield
Underwood
Leroy
Shaw House
Axelson
Johnson
Teroy
D. A. Avird
Johhnson
Arird
Swayne
Emil Erickson
John Foote
Nolle Pres
Lindgey
the Commonwealth
Jos. Piverno
J. W. Dunkle
Billy
Mascaro
August Mascaro
Picerne
Jos. Picerine
Chas. Pixie
Anna Dina Mascaro
Jim Mascaro
Joe Picerne
Jos. Picerne
Chas Pixie
Tie
Gilly
Anna Dina
Angelo Scalis
Angelo Flamingo
Phillipina Scalis
Johanna Mascaro
Avird
Noyes
New York
B. J. Morningstar
Allen
Wilbur
Egéts
Lindsey
Western Penitentiary
Cards
Silas
Minnie Card
Wm. Card
Troyle
O. C. Allen
Corydon
Win Reeves
Reeves
Warren County Fish and Game Association Elects Officers
The Warren County Fish and Game Protective Association met at H. & Brown to read minutes and renew efforts to appoint H. P. Hunter state fish commissioner. Membership becomes free with one dollar yearly dues. Officers elected: H. E. Brown president, Jos A. Scofield vice president, S. Waters secretary, A. J. Scofield treasurer, J. Ek. Brown, Jas. Eddy, Will Knapp, G. A. Smith executive committee. Treasurer absent. An application for membership was approved.
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Warren County Fish and Game Protective Association
H. &. Brown
H. P. Hunter
Warren County
Slanter
Association
H. E. Brown
Jos. A. Scofield
Waters
A. J. Scofield
J. Ek. Brown
Jas. Eddy
Will Knapp
G. A. Smith
Fire at Chicago foundry damages $75,000
A large foundry plant occupied by Harry Berry and the Challenge Machine company burned last night in Chicago. Estimated losses exceed $75,000 with partial insurance coverage.
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Curiaco
Harry Berry
Challenge Machine Company
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