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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1895

Page

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Chandler Presses School Fund Reform In Local Race

Thomas E. Chandler of Chandler & Taylor boiler works says he may run for the school board to challenge E. Russe and others over the school fund. He supports interest on funds, questions bondsmen liability, and would rely on Frenzel as adviser if aligned with his views. C. C. Roth denies being a candidate and questions the fund’s safety and leadership.

Wim Russe Thos. E. Chandler Chandler & Taylor Chandler Ai Sen W. Washington St Los E. Chandler Ricketts Frenzel Roth C.C. Roth Trish Hill Dave Haughey Charles Adam

Jail Break Folly Ends with Capture Near Roswell

An attempted jail delivery in Albuquerque on Friday night led to a scuffle on the outskirts of Roswell. Prisoners overpowered the jailer, escaped to the perimeter, and after a pursuit a clash left two inmates seriously wounded and the rest recaptured.

Albuquerque Roswell

Fire bugs menace New York tenements in April fires

Incendiary robbers are suspected after seven suspicious fires in a flat-house district near Ninety-second and 105th streets. About 100 families faced danger as firefighters saved many. In Madison, Wisconsin, April 18, the woman suffrage bill failed in the legislature on Saturday.

New Yor Madison Wis

Ghostly visit unsettles Hopkins family in Grand Lick Kentucky

April 18 report from Grand Lick Kentucky describes Wesley Hopkins family disturbed by alleged return of Jesse Yelton who died nine months earlier. Sounds of chairs moving and a voice heard in the sick room have prompted fear and claims of the deceased appearing as in life. Ed Hopkins reported meeting Yelton at the door after a party, fueling further alarm and worry among relatives.

Grand Lick Wesley Hopkins Jesse Yelton Campbell County Ais. Hopkins Yelton

Wishard Returns Home From Mexico Briefly

Senator Al Wishard arrived in Austin at 3 20 pm Friday feeling better after time in Mexico and the Montegumas high altitudes. He toured the legislature and met the governor before heading home due to Hot Springs quarantine over a small pox outbreak. He remains rheumatic but will resume law duties.

al Wishard Mexico Montegumas Austin Vox Jong Hot Springs Wishard

Drunk driver robs, abducts youths then dumps them nearby

Frank Cook, intoxicated, entices four boys aged 4 to 7 from Spathw and Detroit avenues. He ferries them in a two seat buggy to beyond Irvington, steals Joe Shea’s watch, then returns the boys to the city. Cook was arrested Saturday and blames drink.

Harry Carr Walter Sweeney Spathwave Frank Cook Rice Detroit Ave Joe Shea Morton Miller Summit St Irvington Young Shea Cook

Perry and pals rob a store in New York

Four convicts Perry Davis Maguire and O Donnel escaped Mattewan asylum and robbed a Houghsonville store Friday night seizing clothing. Search parties failed to locate them as of Saturday. Gov Morton offers a $1000 reward for Train robber Perry in Albany on April 13.

Fisuxi Lanpine N. Y Perry Davis Maguire O’donnel Mattewan Asylum Houghsonville Albany

Officers Detail 31 Patrolmen to Halt Sunday Baseball

The Board of Safety assigned 31 patrolmen to monitor the fairgrounds ball park on Sunday and arrest anyone found playing ball. They are determined that Sunday baseball shall not be tolerated.

Board of Safety Fair Grounds

Dwelling Fire Destroys Dorchester Town Buildings

Dorchester town in Clark county suffered a major blaze Friday destroying twenty five structures including two hotels and the postoffice. Loss estimated at thirty thousand dollars.

Milwaukee Dorchester Clark County

Mother and Child Perish in the Flames Destruction at CraTanovna

Fire destroyed the residence of Mrs Jennie McFarlane on Friday night. Mrs McFarlane and her infant perished in the blaze as survivors escaped the flames. The tragedy occurred in CraTanovna on April 13.

CraTanovna Jennie McFarlane McFarlane

Increased Excitement in Pittsburg District

In the Pittsburg district headlines speak to rising interest with pressure mounting as markets open on Saturday. An advance cash price increased by 25 cents, while May options rose to 1.95 dollars amid growing excitement and activity in local trading and speculation.

Pittsburg

Who Is to Blame for High Beef Prices

Ex Gov Brokemeier returns from the southwest with notes on livestock. He cites reduced cattle supply from drought, overproduction since 1883, corn price, and a six week grass delay as factors. Packers and farmers offer conflicting views on a meat price crisis. Dr Salmon leads a national inquiry into causes and trust influence, with agents deployed to Chicago Kansas City Omaha and other hubs.

Sa. Locis Brokmeyer Southwest Texas Cather Berrano Christian Blinck Hassonv Ind Cuenco Armiour Lie Wasninoros Dr. Salmon Bureau of Animal Statistics Department of Agriculture Ageuts Morton Chicago Kansas City Omaha Nebraska City Sioux City Hammond

Japan’s Ultimatum Press April 18 War Watch

Japan presents an ultimatum to China giving one day to accept terms. Indemnity disputed with China seeking 100 million yen reduction. Government undecided with peace and Honan factions split. Japanese forces poised to strike Pekin as armistice strengthens Chinese troops. War decision expected within hours.

Japan China Peace Party Honan Party Pekin

Premature rumor on city auditor selection sparks confusion

Citywide chatter claimed Auditor-elect Harry Smith offered the chief deputy ship to R Seguin. Seguin’s friends flooded his office to celebrate but the tale proved false. Seguin said Smith hadn’t appointed anyone or even classified applications. Ed was id’d by police as a possible candidate, a clue from Seguin. Smith denied appointing or naming anyone.

Harry Smith R. Seguin Mr. Seguin FE. Marketst Harry Seguin

Pittsburg District Mineworkers Face Cross-District Talks

In Conneaut Ohio on April 15 a manifesto from the Mineworkers' union president urges district based settlement of the mining scale for the year. Pittsburg operators refuse talks with western peers, arguing a year’s experience proves their district unable to manage Ohio. The president advises conservative action as all scales expire May 1.

Conniugts Pittsburg Ohio

Sudden Death in Street From Brick Wagon Incident

Peter Spaeth aged 52 of Kansas street collapsed from his seat as a brick wagon rolled along Madison avenue around noon Saturday and died almost instantly. Cause of death listed as heart disease. He leaves a widow and two children.

Peter Spaeth Kansasst Madison Ave

Capitol Fire Burns North Wing of Springfield Capitol

The north wing of the Springfield Capitol burned at 2 30 Saturday afternoon. The structure's value was about 5 million dollars. The cause remains unknown.

Springfield Til Capitol Building

Safe blown open in Wrightsville store theft

In Columbia Pennsylvania April 12 a safe was blown open at H Keller and Son general merchandise in Wrightsville. About $8,000 was secured and the building wrecked in the break Friday night.

Columbia H. Keller & Son Wrightsville

Score One for J. B. Lonxpen April 13

Nicaragua has accepted the British ultimatum marking a diplomatic milestone. J. B. Lonxpen noted the shift as tensions ease and a new phase begins in regional relations.

J. B. Lonxpen Nicaragua

Easter Egg That Held A Chick A Curious Tale From Mrs Hatfield

Mrs J Hatfield of 33 Broadway reports finding a perfectly formed chick inside a brown leghorn egg. She gathers daily eggs and insists the nest was a regular laying spot, not a set egg, suggesting a shellless, lime deficient formation. The claim cites an eye opening egg anomaly she believes proves premature chick formation.

J. Hatfield Broadway Tri Sty

Nye En Town Governor Mortimer Nye Voices in Capitol Hall

Governor Mortimer Nye jokes about his candidacy and comments on free silver while discussing political timing. Lt Governor finds a Senate resolution to form a three member committee on convict labor methods, named Toller Duncan Ellison as possible chair and Fort Wayne debated.

Mortimer Nye Capitol Matthews Ouvernuar Tin Chvitfin Mike Cain Steve Elkins Steve Vin McKinley Harrison Senate Toller Duncan Bloomingion Ellison Fort Wayne Otter

Nighttime tension in city neighborhoods ends with lectures

Sergt Crane found Minnie Preston and Rachael Conner in a barn with Charles Jackson and Robert Dawson near Tenth and Meridian streets. They were lectured and sent home. An assault and battery case from last Monday, kept secret, surfaced Saturday morning. A Brightwood cigar maker D Pake delivered goods to Wm Shoock in Washington Street saloon. An altercation over a pool game led to Morton Blackwood allegedly smashing Pake with a billiard cue, fracturing his skull and leaving him unconscious until Wednesday. Pake reports robbery of $12 and a warrant has been issued for Blackwood.

Sergt. Crane Minnie Preston Rachael Conner Charles Jackson Robert Dawson Tenth and Meridiansis D. Pake Brightwood Wmn Shoock Wwashington-st Pake Blackwood Rank Moore Western Union Matthews Progress Club Our Republic Alvs. Gross Europe David CL Browan Harvey At O’brien Gov Hall Place Lili Hope Westfield John King Maggie Jones Vernon Insurance and Trust Company Hayes Greencastle Thomas Lanna Indianapolis Meridian St Myerpeter Ed Shay Board of of Safety Thomas Finn Ienry Plunkett Peter Gillik George McDonald McCray Gillik Beratus Thos Lola McNally Charles Maud McCoy Ceratus Minnie Percy America I. Shirley James B. Martin Lisette Kruger Carl Ross Francis Alder Imiarriage Stephen A. Diehl Tinnie Carlsin Silva P. Leach Carvie Petit Wybe van Jelquhois Lytasche Hoitenga

Annexation Question Looms Over North Indianapolis

The City of North Indianapolis faces uncertainty over annexation as Mayor Denny and officials await the end of a ten day remonstrance period. If an appeal is filed, the matter may go to circuit court. otherwise the mayor believes the annexation took effect when the ordinance passed.

Indianapolis Denny

Bookcases at Wm. L. Elder's and Pumps for sale

Leaky cisterns gleaned and cemented for 1.50 dollars. Pumps priced to sell. Located on Indiana Avenue with phone contact for purchase.

Wm. L. Elder’s Indiana-ave

The Spades Jury Goes Out In Tacoma Trial

The jury retires after lengthy charges in the Michael I Spaces case as Grace Prances Patton accuses him of causing her downfall. Local items note Mount Rainier smoke, weather, postal and civic happenings, arrests, and social notices across Tacoma.

Wwarves Michael IL Spaces Grace Prances Patton Hiwine Charles

Insubordination Rumors Roil Indianapolis Manual School

A feud erupts between Prof Emerich and Prof Emory at the Indianapolis manual training school. Emerich is principal while Emory, brought in to lead the project, claims unmet promises and seeks to defend his role. Superintendent Goss confirms a clash and the board has placed Emerich in charge, stressing discipline.

Prof Emmerich Manual Training Lee Emory Prof. Emerich Mory Goss Tyr &Ix Tle Indianapolis Supt Jumerich Emerich

Old Citizen Dead at Home on Agnes Street

Friday Thomas Cummings, an old and well known citizen, died at his home at 84 Agnes street. He was sitting by the stove before breakfast when he complained of feeling ill and soon afterward he died, believed to be from heart failure. He was a thirty second degree mason and a member of a Caledonian quitting club.

Friday Thomas Cummings Dent Agnes-st. Lfe

Park Amusements Show Storm of Acts Attracts City

The Park hosts a slate of entertainments including Si Plunkard from Fairview, Sadie Hassan in Nobody's Claim, and the Bostonians chorus in Prince Ananias. Robins Hoot, The Maid of Plymouth, and a Corbett naval cadet play follow with authentic ring scenes and a roof garden finale.

Si Plunkard Fairview B’gosh Sadie Hassan Mise Hasson Indianapolis Prince Ananias Robin Hoot Maid of Plymouth Jas. J. Corbett Madison Square Roof Garden Nane Wilson England Wilson Corbett Loch Arbour Asbury’ Park Olympic Club New Orleans

Aptdyelator Fair in San Fi Francisca

A fragment notes an Aptdyelator Fair held in San Francisco with local participants and organizers. Details are incomplete but indicate a community event featuring exhibits and performances. No dates or full names are readable from the fragment.

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Hell Tackle E. Chandler Fis Derath Ultimatium Illinois State Building Nye EN Town Harvey Yvrore Chas, Cox Mountainier Tacoma Wash Mount Rainier Ceey Dler Emerich and Supty Goss Amusemients
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