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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1905
Page
8
A fragmentary court record describes Mrs. Smith refusing to answer a question about a letter marked exhibit 507. The defense objects are noted as overruled and later sustains, with the jury told to disregard counsel arguments. Recess called as the case paused in mid session.
Cecil Johnson a 14 year old Indianacots runaway with two companions was picked up on the streets and brought to juvenile court in Marseilles for inquiry. Relatives on Grande Ave were located but the boy had drifted from St Louis to Indiana then to Indianacots with no local acquaintances. He will be held awaiting notice to St Louis authorities. In Congo reports 500 allied forces attacked Captain Avenue mission. only the captain and six soldiers escaped after a fierce defense with many natives killed.
A phasing program has been arranged for a minstrel performance to be held at St Josephs Hall Tuesday evening by McCabe council M 1. Arndts orchestra will play with Miss Blanche Gren en as piano accompanist P Wy Egan will be interlocutor A large chorus will sing along with moving and illustrated pictures
In LaPorte April 8 a remarkable reunion occurred as Jacob Case, his brother William Case, and Mrs Urich Laclear met. Jacob, who served in the Confederate army before the Civil War, disappeared, was declared legally dead to protect the estate, and recently was found in a Galveston hospital. He recovered and traveled north to greet his siblings.
Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer for Saturday April 2 1905 urge Beek work ask favors buy and push thy business if birthday falls on this day. Success awaits thee a prosperous year ahead with promotions for those employed and a child born this day 346 will be very successful and rise rapidly.
Friday morning in front of the courthouse a trio of ward leaders Moriarity Sullivan and Woolsifter confronted Mayor Holtzman in his private office. Keach blocked by the mayor’s secretary was kept out until a later meeting in the Board of Works area. After an hour the trio left with red faces and Moriarity hinting the dispute might still be resolved.
In Perry township, Mrs Mary Watson sued Miles Watson for divorce claiming threats to her and that he bit her. The couple has children from prior relationships. In a separate action, Sandy Gritty sought divorce from a wife alleging habitual cheating and heavy drinking.
In Haute Indiana Eunice Buchanan aged 3 fell into an open cistern Friday and drowned. Special to the Suns report the minor was found in the water after the cistern had been left uncovered.
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