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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1905

Page

1

Divorce case exposes military spouses and Cuban revels

Howard Taggart, brother of Capt. Taggart, testifies in a Fort Thomas era divorce case describing social friction among officers wives, a Cuba visit, a drinking place incident, and a clash with his wife over champagne and a broken glass. The testimony outlines alleged social intrigue and family connections as the court weighs alimony and child custody.

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Fever and Quarantines Mark New Orleans Yellow Fever Era

The Mississippi patrol boat Tiptey was seized in Ship Island canal by Louisiana naval reserves for trespassing. Four deaths and three new yellow fever cases were reported in New Orleans with fears of undercounting. Quarantines and cordons disrupt rail and mail traffic across parishes, as shotgun quarantines become common in rural areas.

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Death by own action theory in Blankenship case arouses doubt

Police question the story of Mrs Emma Ipes and Mrs Nellie Wyatt after Charles Blankenship a dying man with a bullet wound in his side is found near two weapons. Neighbors say the revolver belonged to the colored woman Carrie Hill while detectives pursue whether an attempted homicide occurred. Witnesses describe Blankenship pursuing women and shouting to “let me in or I will shoot through the door.”

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Marott Endorsed by Commerers Club Directors

Berlin report says the Baxan and Thuringian textile employers association will shut down works on August 1. Twenty eight taue workers will be locked out by the shutdown. George J. Marott is praised for his role in the cent gas movement.

Commerers Club Fridex George J. Marott Scripps-Bar Press Association Berlin Association of Employers Han Taue

Farris Trial Sees Bank Records Used in Court

In Jefferson City the Farris trial progresses as Judge Da allows Steelville bank books to be admitted and J T Coffey president testifies about Farris account amid disputes of violence at prior proceedings.

Jefferson City Farris Steelville Bank J. T. Coffey

Engine Falls In River After Carded Switch Accident

A New Jersey Central passenger train struck a misaligned switch on the Hackensack river bridge. The locomotive fell into the river, the engineer drowned after being trapped in the cab. the fireman escaped by jumping. The baggage car hung over the bridge while two passenger coaches stayed on the span. The train ran from Jersey City to Philadelphia.

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Taft in the Philippines No 1 Lyon Cole

The Sun profiles Lyon Cole son of Frank Cole of Fairland. It notes his fifteenth win in a bonny event and mentions a subscription pledge. The item highlights the boy’s happiness and gratitude as Sun readers gather subscribers and lists.

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