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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1904

Page

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Prohibition debate sparks Kokomo convention chaos

A chaotic scene at Tomlinson hall as Rev. J C Rhodes led a Kokomo convention crowd in sharp anti Nicholson law rhetoric. Rhodes attacked saloon expansion and urged enforcement while mocking rivals and recounting Kokomo remonstrance fights, with Indianapolis and Terre Haute cited as echoes. The afternoon covered district meetings.

Tomlinson Hall B. Newlin J.C. Rhodes Kokomo Rhodes Fort Wayne Foor Terre Haute Vigo County Graneville Kokema Holtzman McKintey Ned Republican Party

Russians Show Their Heels 10 Japanese

Tokyo reports on Japanese advances toward Manchuria with Wiju captured without Russian resistance and claims of stronger Japanese resolve at Witu. Irkutsk cites Port Arthur imperiled by a Russian torpedo ship, while Port Arthur expels foreign workers under Gen. Stossel. Funeral honors in Tokio for a commander who sacrificed himself.

Tokio Manchuria Wiju Witu Manchur Irkutsk Vostechnae Obnsernle Port Arthur Ayer Torio Comnéer Bert Arthur Awd Bette

Chairman Under Arrest In Pittsburg City Assembly Fight

In Pittsburg on an April zonal clash, the Citizens faction ousted Chairman Frank Heiber from the council during the regular meeting as he sat with a rifle on his desk. Heiber was seized by police and taken home after the coup. The new leadership formed the council and warned Heiber not to return, amid threats of further trouble.

Citizens Heiter Pittsburg McKeespore Frank Heiber Ditizens Heter Heber Fon

Miniature Monument Moved to Shortridge

The Soldiers and Sailors monument was dismantled and moved in sections to Shortridge High School where it will decorate the hallway. A three foot high exact duplicate, once encased in glass at the state house, was created by architect Bruno Schmidt and placed in the school.

Shortridge Shartringe

Bridges to be sold as old junk at key crossings

County commissioners will advertise for salt, agricultural or fuel items from iron formerly in bridges at Thirtieth and Thirty-ninth streets, now in Fall Creek bed. A county council meeting will be called to appropriate funds for a new bridge at Thirty-ninth Street and likely one at Thirtieth Street. Wilson's K. K. means Wilson's Rough Cure, a remedy for coughs and colds.

Thirtieth Thirty-ninth Fall Creek Thirty-ninth-st Thirtieth-st

Hearst Fights for Hotel Rooms During Democratic Convention

Hearst seeks to monopolizeSt Louis hotel space for the Democratic convention delegates and boosters. He leases many rooms but hotelmen refuse further bulk reservations, with Hearst reportedly holding 43 rooms at various venues. Costs for the week exceed 50 days and 20000 dollars, while committee factions move toward supporting Judge Marker as the nominee. The St Louis committee notes 4650 dollars subscribed to cover convention expenses.

ST. Louis Wiliam K. Hearst Diearst Agitia Mearst Hearst Vat Dhrink Hearsts Bates Judge Marker New York Democratic

Death of Dr William Latham Resident of Columbus

Dr William Latham of Columbus aged about 184? died Tuesday at his residence 1135 Washington St after lasting illness. Survived by his wife and nine children including Charles Faitham Fletcher’s Bank cashier, Mrs WM Smith, Mrs Verace Comstock, and Henry Latham. An oldest living Dartmouth graduate born 184? he practiced in Columbus and served since 1854 with the institute for the deaf and dumb later as professor emeritus of civil government. He belonged to the First Presbyterian Church.

Illiam Latham Dial Washington St Charles Faitham Rashier Fletcher Hank WM. P Smith Verace Comstock Henry Latham Dartmouth Callvae Columbus Enetinta Sete i Thia School Reboot Firat Presbyterian Church

Indiana exhibit at St. Louis fair showcases women’s arts

Indiana will be well represented with needlework miniature painting and other art forms. Mrs W Berryman heads the exhibit for Tipton’s Indiana commission house. Thursday judges will decide what items are sent to the fair and what is returned to makers. The exhibit may not start until all items in the Indiana building are finished. Assistant secretary Alexander plans to move his office and furniture next week. Indiana commission headquarters should be open in St Louis by April 15.

Indiana St. Lewis Fair Mra W. Berryman Alexander Indiana Commission St. Lams

Will Fall Creek Be Straightened This Time

City engineers study the straightening of Tall Creek from Capitoleave to west of Northwestern. A new bridge at North Western Ave is planned with a $6 appropriation. If straightened, the bridge would be south of the cross, giving residents a dry land crossing and possibly a ford while fording current entry remains difficult for streetcars.

Tall Creek Capitoleave North Westernsavr Northweatern-ave City-enginerr Fall Creek

Fragments Hint at Unclear Message Exchange

A fragmented quote suggests a tense exchange about approaching action and expectations. It mentions Michigan, car service, and a promise not to force outcomes, but details are garbled and unclear.

Geome Michigan St

Court of Appeals Overrules Tyner Demurrer in Indictment

The district court of appeals overruled the demurrer to the indictment of James N. Tyner, former attorney general for the department, and Harris J. Barrett, his nephew and assistant. Tyner formerly lived at Peru, Indiana. Washington, April.

District Court of Appeals James N. Tyner Poatutfier Department Harris J. Barrett Tyaer Peru Ind Wasilington

Picking Delegates to the Township Convention in Center Township

Center township primaries to select delegates for the Republican township convention were under way Tuesday. The convention meets Wednesday afternoon at Masonic Hall. Assessor nominee Mike Jefferson likely unopposed. trustee contenders include Willis Miner, William Weet, Gus Hatter, Thomas Reed and Charles Lancaster.

Center Township Masonic Hall Mike Jefferson Wujis Miner Willam Weet Gus Hatter Thomas Reed Charles Tancaster

Marriage Annulled In Marion County Case

Italia Bregaiies and Andre Carter faced a marriage annulment in Julia Carter's court on Tuesday after it emerged neither party was of legal age. A next friend appeared to conform to the law as a decree annulling the marriage was entered. The ceremony was performed in Marion family after a prior marriage by standing on a table.

Italia Bregaiies John Ean Jules Andre Carter Hendricks Caunty Marion Famity Hhe Marria

Phi Kappa Psi Delicate Frat Colors At National Convention

The Phi Kappa Psi fraternity unveils pink and lavender colors for its national convention held in the assembly hall. Delegates begin arriving Tuesday morning with a noon program. The executive council, overseeing finances, convenes Tuesday, amid preparations and some disappointments.

Phi Kappa Psi Intel Wennesney

Convicts Attempt to Blow Up Missouri Penitentiary

At the Missouri State Penitentiary in Jefferson City about 390 inmates attempted an early Wednesday morning assault to blow up the building and kill guards. Dynamite and nitroglycerin were found in a cell along with a cigar box of tools and skeleton keys. the plan was to blast walls, burn the building, and escape while guards were held at gunpoint.

Jefferson City Missouri Buck Wiams Lenagh MoaneMegan Williams Wrunee Mulding Wiliams Abe Tn Bruner Hunser Rongiets Viberats

The Half Finished Picture On Jack Clark's Sweetheart

The half finished tattoo on Jack Clark’s left forearm depicts a long lost love. Alan, a hotel man, served in the Spanish American War and was later treated at City Hospital for injuries. Clark, heartbroken by a Philadelphia girl who was more than a friend, enlisted again after the war and kept the partially completed portrait nearby.

Jack Iark Philadelph Alan Anderson City Hospital City Hospital, Being Treated For An Injury Renewed While Inandere Clark Philadelpia Cuba Msmina Philadelphia Army Comratex Ih

Fraternity Convention Anticipates Key Debates and Dance

Wines of Arthur Garcelon are not present as Chicago arches for the district. James H Matthews, one of three eldest surviving members, will attend. The convention begins Wednesday with officer elections and a future site choice. George Bramsell Baker of Boston is a leading presidential candidate. Chapters from the University of Cincinnati and University of Texas will be debated. The grand ball in the Claypool assembly room is the week’s social highlight.

Arthur Garcelon Chicago Tadianapelis James H Matthews Old Jefferson College Cannonsburg Matthewa George Bramsell Baker Boston University of Qinoix Matverity of Texas Clay‘yool

Armload Of Drastic Measures To Stop Smallpox Spread

Dr Hurty secretary of the State board plans a northbound campaign starting Wednesday to curb smallpox. He will carry vaccine and paraphernalia to Kun Geen Kaseluske county where reports claim 60 child cases. Authorities fear the disease may spread nationwide unless drastic actions are taken.

Hurty State Board of Armed With Kun Geeen Kaseluske Huarty

Indictment Requires Specific Gambling Details

An appellate court reversed a gambling indictment against Jaron Gestate, ruling it must specify the exact method of gaming. The case, from Allen county court, notes the indictment failed to name whether the alleged gaming used cards or another device, affecting how the charges proceed.

Torayay Hobinson Jaron Blekellaughist Gestate Allen Effenit

Stolen rings recovered as man pleads guilty in land larceny

Sunday night a burglary at Mrs Georgetta Eads in Glenvoe fashion N Dedawaressr saw five diamond rings worth 70 dollars stolen. Moniay Smith was arrested and charged, pleaded guilty in criminal court, and sentenced to two to four years in Jeffersonville reformatory. rings recovered.

Henry Smith Georgetta Eads Glenvoe Faison N. Dedawaressr Moniay Smith Smith Jeffersonville

Weather Outlook And Political Endorsement Mention

Warmer skies with increasing clouds overnight and likely showers Wednesday. Morning 38, noon 67, 2 p m 5 percent chance of rain. Southerly winds ahead of a storm in Indiana and nearby states. Ex Judge James McCabe, former Indiana supreme court justice and noted Democrat, endorses Hearst for president, praising him as a champion of the common people with vigor and proven leadership.

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Engagement rings and jewelry offers at Monument Place shop

An advertisement highlights engagement rings and wedding jewelry with low prices for quality. JP Mullally Diamonds and Jewelry showcases 2 Monument Place while nearby offerings include First Class Steaks at Gregemelr Bros and a Colonial hotel room. European options appear in listings. The ad promises familiarization with opportunities and guaranteed results.

Jp, Mullally Monument Prsce Gregemelr Bros

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