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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1895

Page

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Pins on Church Door Key Tie Durant to Crime

sensational San Francisco report links Durant to Emanuel church murders through a key that unlocked but did not lock the church and a blood stained shoe owned by Rev. Gibson. hairs on Miss Williams clothing match Durant’s horse from the day prior, while two women identify him near the church at 9 15 p m on murder night.

San Francisco Emanuel Church J. G. Gibson Blanche Lamont Durant Misses Williams Lamont Allen Church Napa, Cal

Coroner's report details brutal Miss Williams murder scene

The coroner's findings reveal the girl was violated and killed with a case knife, broken in pieces during a brutal attack. Wounds included a severed wrist artery and a deep slash to the forehead. Evidence places the knife in a rear library room used for church entertainments. Concerning motives, Minnie Williams had been betrayed by a young man, likely Durant, with jealousy over Blanche Lamont. Police suspect an accomplice, though none is confirmed, and a detective hints Durant may have help moving the body.

Durant Marion Williams Blanche Bamont Miss Williams Minnie Williams Blanche Lamont

Another Arrest in Vinton Block Affair Details

Samuel Green is jailed on charges of visiting the Vinton block with Nay and others. City officials including Supt. Powell Prosecutor Walker Judge Stubbs and others held a conference to determine applicable statute sections. Harry Atherton denies arrest last Thursday night in connection with the affair.

Samuel Green Vinton Nay Powell Walker Stubbs Harry Atherton

Local notices mix of crimes, updates and events

A chaotic Indiana era list notes council elections in Kentucky Ave pay season links, Turpie to speak to Ten Dricks club, and park car incidents. Disturbances include a fatal burn at Millersville, arrests for violence, gas-pipe attack, and arrests for improper sales. Public notices cover marriages and deaths, with a dance school and charity concert announced.

Governor Sparring Over Regency Board Deadlock

Gov Matthews refuses to be a figurehead as the monument regency board remains deadlocked. He demands to name one Democrat to the panel, while the others resist a three Republican slate. Secretary Owen says a Democrat could serve, but only if the governor acts. The board stalls over the appointment of G J Langslale as Gen Weaver and G A R probe the issue without progress.

Monument Regency Matthews Owen Deep Sea G. J. Langs Lale Weaver

Miss Leiter Married in London Prestige Ceremony

Wasmisdon April 22 at St John s Episcopal Church Milton Geo Nathaniel Curzon M P of England wed Miss Mary Victorian Leiter eldest daughter of a Chicago millionaire The ceremony was attended by the British ambassador Mrs Cleveland and a notable company Mrs Cleveland gifted an antique silver loving cup.

Wasmisdon St. John’s Episcopal Church Sflon Nathaniel Curzon M. P England Mary Victorian Leiter Chicago Cleveland

Harrison's In T. Ste Will Be the Republican Con promie Candidate

Politicians debated a statement from a well known Republican claiming that Harrison will be the compromise candidate of the bimetallists in 1916 and that he will be nominated by the Republican convention as the compromise candidate.

Ste Enjasmin Larrison United States Ite

Attempts to derail cars on North Indianapolis line

Unknown individuals tried to wreck street cars near the work house Sunday night by laying timbers across the tracks. No damage occurred. Detectives are pursuing the offenders. their motive for blockading the track is unclear.

Indianapolis

Riots in Williamsburg End in Fatalities and Wounding

A riot of Italians in Williamsburg on Sunday night left Luigi de Prisco and Carmine Lesca dead while Annie Decker was shot in both legs and is in critical condition. Six other Italians were reportedly wounded. National federation officials, including John B. Lennon and T. J. Eldikin, were in the city, with President Refler of the Illinois branch attending to federation matters. A prior seating dispute involving labor leaders at the Sucker state was referred to the federation board, which has not disclosed its decision. The council did not meet due to a missing member. In a separate note, Mrs. Julia Fisher was deceived by a Cincinnati column, leading to a large loan demand from H. C. King, who vanished with $13,000 from Indianapolis property.

Council of Women Turpie Tendricks Club Fairview Park Illinois-st Collere-ave Denny Brighton Beach Anna Ballanger Millersville Indiana Junius Cravens Ohio and Mississippi Valley Dental Association Eix Porter Hanna Glass Trust de Pauw Alexandria New Albany Mayflower Lodge Order Sons of St. George Propylenum Cain Northside Powell Tom Taggart Union Station P. Merkle & Son Columbus O. Trad Gen. Itorrison Morrison Richmond Gresh Academy New York Alabama-sts Doherty Annie Story Ind Pierce Emanuel Porter Corast Judge Stubbs Christ Schober Mall Creek College Ave Beck Indianapolis Frank Neal Terre Laute Charles Reichert Huston Baker Federal Court Hay & Willets New Jersey Birrus H.W Fannie Hornbrook Frank Nettie Lantz Thos Minnie Hector Christ Caroline Carthueser Fred Bell Fink Duarus Caroline Bodmer George H. McClure Lenora Cross Fred A. Moore Elenor Roesener Matt Turner Williamsburg Luigi de Prisco Carmine Lesca Annie Decker The National Federation John B. Lennon T. J. Eldikin Chicago P. J. McGuire National Carpenters Refler Dlinois National Federation Board Cincinnati Julia Fisher San Francisco King

Slow Speed Disputed in Turner Jones Killings Case

At the coroner's inquest on Monday evidence about the Friday night fatality by a H. and D. engine shows employees swore the locomotive moved no faster than five miles per hour while Albert Lilly testified it ran at twenty miles an hour.

Martin Turner Jas. Jones

Major Fire Destroys Duquesne Business District

Duquesne Pa April 22 almost the entire business portion of this place was wiped out Monday. Loss 150000 dollars. Fire swept through main streets causing extensive damage and disruption to local commerce.

Nuquesnee

Lulie Monroe Power Noted Atheist Editor Dies at Home

Mrs. Lulie Monroe Power editor of the world’s only atheistic paper died at 11 24 Sunday morning at 50 Fayette Street. Her husband Reuben Power and daughter Pearl Ame Thyst were present. Her death followed the loss of her son Hine M Power in 1893.

Fayettest Lulie Monroe Power Fayette-st Smith Mann N. West-st Geo. Bushong Reuben Power Pearl Amethyst Lronclad Age Capitol Indiana Aves Dr. Manker Great Northern Lake Ele Seynour

A Cruel Conspiracy Ties Detroit Death to a Clergyman

A Detroit girl Myrtle Cook died after a lying in hospital. police arrest Dr Seaman and the Lanes after a witness reveals the girl’s real name Emily Hall and a Birmingham clergyman Bell arranged the trip from England to Detroit. Investigators seize Bell letters and seek extradition on murder charges. A separate note reports a fire at the Patent Office lab injuring the watchman and Miss Nevins.

Detroit Myrtle Cook J. B. Lane J. B. Seaman Seaman Lanes Emily Hall Bell Birmingham Eng

Mayor Denny Maintains Ban on Sunday Baseball

In a blunt statement, Mayor Denny reaffirms that Sunday baseball will not proceed despite public demand. He cites a specific statute governing Sunday activities and says he will uphold the law for six months, regardless of popular wishes.

Denny Tur Sun Tar Sve Fairview Fairview Park

Man Shoots Self After Family Row At Bradshaw Street

The dead man Fred E. Bronn was found at his home on Bradshaw Street by Patrolmen Asch and Mathey. Authorities say he killed himself with a p 38 revolver after a marital separation. His wife's picture was found turned away with the note Now hang it up on the back. Relatives in Terre Haute were notified and he was buried there. Neighbors say Bronn and his wife quarreled and separated days earlier.

Fred E. Bronn Bradshaw Sr Asch and Mathey Brenn Terre Haute

Terrible State of Affairs Trial and Acquittal Prompt Charges

Arthur Bowardus was tried on a charge of criminally assaulting Miss Valentine Goode and acquitted. The state immediately noted cases against Otto Schultz Geo Wolf Frank Blair Harry Ohms Samuel Byers Jesse Hughey Otto Moore Robert Stuckmeyer and Henry Bagardin. Judge McCray cites a terrible state of affairs among youths on the South side. Sullivan Saves a Life in Boston. John L Sullivan found Mrs Donnelly engulfed in flames and wrapped her in a mat to extinguish the fire, burning his hands. the injuries to Mrs Donnelly are serious but non fatal.

Arthur Bowardus Sullivan Boston John L. Sullivan Doverst

Paris omnibus and cabmen strike reported

Paris sees a Monday strike by omnibus and cabmen. Oil prices drop to 2.10 in the Pittsburg field. Oscar Wilde indicted and to be tried Friday. Western railroads seek to reassemble an organization. New York City old guard marks ninth Albany anniversary Monday. Armenian massacre linked to Lenz killing. Khards implicated. Southern Pacific President Huntington arrested in New York Monday over interstate commerce pass. removal debate set for Thursday.

Paris Pittsburg Oscar Wilde Western Railroads Old Guard New York City Albany Lenz Khards Huntington Southern Pacific New York California

Accused Poet Joaquin Miller Involved In Honolulu Scandal

Honolulu dispatch details a girl of ten posing as Miller's daughter who later left him in Hawaii amid allegations of illicit relations and desertion. The Oakland teen, named Aroha Oliver, faces stigma and possible motherhood as neighbors dispute Miller's conduct amid the Berkeley home scene and many female visitors.

San Francisco Joaquin Miller Honolulu Miller America Oakland Cal Aroha Oliver Peonia Heights Berkely

Poem Fragments Prompt Disarray at Washington Street Scene

A fragmentary verse leads to a disturbance on Washington and Libertysts as Harry Woehler and F S Hamilton engage with Anna Hamilton. The men, described as L E and W employees, were halted by officers after the woman’s screams drew attention. Their cases set for Friday.

Harry Woehler F.S. Hamilton Washington L. E. & W. Employes

Viola Stevens Pleads Not Guilty In Police Court

Viola Stevens dressed as an heiress pleaded not guilty to a prostitution charge in police court after being arrested Sunday night at 173 W Merrill. Judge Stubbs fined her $20, noting she wore too many diamonds.

Viola Stevens W. Merrill Sr Stubbs Viola

Aymar Linked to Shoe and Leather Bank Heist

New York report states S. E. Aymar brother-in-law of 3. C. Seeley, who fled with 854,000 from the Shoe and Leather bank. Aymar admits guilt and says the thefts continued for years with unknown total.

New York Shoe and Leather Bank S. E. Aymar 3. C. Seeley Aymar

Boy Healer to Demonstrate at L English s Monday Night

The boy phenomenon with healing powers begins demonstrations at LEnglish s on Monday night. The afflicted poor will be treated free and skeptics are invited to witness the demonstrations on stage.

Lenglish’s

Buchanan to Die Wednesday electrocution set

Warden Sage confirms Buchanan, convicted Wife Murderer, is scheduled for electrocut ion Wednesday afternoon. The execution date follows court proceedings and marks the final stage of the capital punishment order.

Buchanan

Trotting Man Geo Scatter Good Dies by Suicide

Pa Hrave Eurat a April 22 Geo Scatter Good a well known trotting man shot himself at Point Breeze track.

Weather forecast for 36 hours to April 23 evening

Forecast calls for fair weather through Monday night and into Tuesday. The outlook emphasizes clear skies and mild conditions with no precipitation expected over the period ending at 8 p m on April 23.

Wfair

The Neuvilles and Openings at the Grand this Week

The Neuvilles perform The boy tramp at the Park this week. Sowing the wind opens Monday at the Grand with J H Gilmour in the lead. Nat Goodwin visits English's in the latter half of the week. Garrick and Lend me five shillings join his repertory. Lemon Tonic Laxative advertised at 60 cents.

Neuvilles J. H. Gilmour Nat Goodwin David Garrick

Lynching of Five Suspects After Watts Murphy Murder

In Greenville Alabama on Sunday morning a mob hanged three women and two men found near Butler Springs after arrest for Watts Murphy's murder. A confessed suspect implicated others. vigilantes abducted prisoners from a posse and executed them by hanging along a rural road, shocking churchgoers and country folk. Victims named John Rattler Zeb Calley Martha Green Alice Green and Mary Dean. One suspect remains at large.

Greenville Ala Here Butler Springs Watts Murphy Watts Murphy John Rattler Zeb Calley Martha Green Alice Green Mary Dean

Millers and Noted In dians Pass Away In Briefs

Humphrey D. Miller a North side resident died at 8 pm at 1166 N Pennsylvania St burial at Crown Hill Tuesday Mrs Ellen G Love wife of Assistant Supt Love of Metropolitan Insurance Co funeral at Seventh St Episcopal Church Lived at 445 Bellefontaine St near telegraph operator Fred Moore who died Friday And Ollie Toole 28 of 67 Malott Ave died at midnight Sunday Lenora Cross Lutheran church worker buried at Ibenezer Cemetery died Saturday night from valvular heart disease neuralgia Her husband William Cross longtime Atlas engine employee also lived at 863 Newman Ave.

Humphrey D. Miller North Side Pennsylvania-st Crown Hill Ellen G. Love Supt. Love Metropolitan Insurance Company Seventh-st Episcopal Church Fred Moore Ollie Toole Malottave Lenora Cross Ibenezer Lutheran Wm. Cross Atlas Engine Company Newman At

Ripper-style murder shocks New York tenement crowd

Alice Walsh was found in a hall of a tenement near Bleecker and Thompsen streets with fatal dagger wounds. An autopsy linked the mutilation to the Jack the Ripper motif, noting extensive injuries and internal hemorrhage. Police seek the Italian companion seen with her early Sunday. crowding in the crowded building complicates the case.

New York Alice Walsh Bleecker and Thompsensts Bellevue Hospital Jack Ripper White Chapel

Soldier colonization plan in peril over wild titles

It Will Fall Through. The gigantic soldier colonization scheme of P. J. Fitzgerald is likely to be greatly imperiled by a letter from State secretary Cook of Georgia. He says the tracts claimed as available are held by wild titles, threatening the colony's purchase.

P. J. Fitzgerald G. A. KR Cook Georgia

Train Collision at Fredericktown Kills Engineer

April 22 report from Cotumnes Ohio says a B Q passenger train collided with a freight at Fredericktown on Saturday night. Engineer McDonagh was buried in debris and killed. The baggage man, one postal clerk and two firemen were badly hurt. passengers were severely shaken.

Cotumnes Fredericktown Hingineer McDonagh

Sermons Highlight Unity and Reform in Local Churches

Rev H J Black of Grace M E preached on The kingdom of labor and church unity during Sunday morning services. Rev Hainer of First Presbyterian spoke on enjoying life without excess Sunday night. John M Chapman delivered a sermon at First Baptist for the B P A anniversary, with hymns and anthems, as the China Closets at Wins L Rider’s advertisements conclude.

H. J. Black Grace M. E. Church Hainer First Presbyterian Church First Baptist Church John M. Chapman

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