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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1905

Page

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Mitchell Named Police Judge in Indianapolis Convention

James L. Mitchell won the city Democratic convention on the second ballot to become police judge. The gathering drew little enthusiasm as officials and delegates sparred over support for Holtzman and reactions to the Bookwalter administration.

James L. Mitchell Democratic Convention Edward Raub Michael O'Brien Holtzman Tamburon Hall Wuiem Ro Willams Board of Public Works Gawin Apa Bo Adselgister von Geryfea Holtm Foss Fogarty Gavin Jacob Dura Treasury John W. Kern Sesmer John W. Hollaman Holtman Indianapolis Water Company M. A. Ryan George Schauer Tieltzman Johny Bookwalter Holtzman Choeed Alm Wie Hnidianapelis Gan Company Holteman Iridianapolia Gi Pany Boon Estabrook Emrich Pheir Mitchell Sven C. B. Oran Ita Baltot—Mitchell Orton Bb. Markey W. C. Bendman Charles Nuarge P. Barry Patrick Gritin WW. Schaub Frank G. Fissbeck Somelimen

Three Die as Dake Marana Cook Hotel Burns

A Marana Minnesota hotel fire destroys the building and leaves three dead with five others seriously burned. Fire officials report the loss around ten thousand dollars as bodies are recovered from the ruins. The incident details indicate a disastrous blaze at the hotel complex.

Dake Marana Cook, Mne

Chicago Strikes Loom as Open Shop Posts Hit

Chicago printers book and job shops prepare for an open shop strike Monday with union leaders predicting walkouts of senior workers and employers ready to replace with nonunion comps as Typothetae train for the conflict. A wave of notices has appeared in large establishments signaling the potential shut down of operations.

Chicago Mont Feadara Chicago Typographical Union Praspmén Posteg Tn Reteiaay Firmacare RB Donnelly Key Arbernes

Two Women Burned In Walonxt Back Yard Incident

Miss Agtu Lolst, a Norwegian immigrant in Walonxt, was burning papers in the back yard when her clothing caught fire. Mrs. Scherer, mother of A. Scherer, rushed out and pulled off the burning garments, suffering burns to hands and face. Dr. Dudley Culver treated her. City Dispensary ambulance transported Lolst to City Hospital in serious condition.

Agtu Lolst Ible A. O. Scherer Walonxt Scherer A. @ Scherer Dudley Mr. Culver Believer City Dispensary Earhart Mike Holst Twilechner

Peace talks in doubt as Japan Russia edge toward bluff

Scripps-McRae dispatch from Portsmouth reports M Witte weighing hopes for concessions from Japan amid fears of hard line from Russia. Japan may call Russia’s bluff as Russia counters with a new proposal likely to prompt further negotiations rather than a break. Envoys, tense, prepare for today’s meeting with adjournments possible into Tuesday to review replies.

Scripps-M'Rre Press Association Portsmouth N. H M. Witte Japan M. Sato Witte Russia

Railroad Men Resign Amid Forced Shakeup

Special to the 804 reports notable resignations in the railroad world as J. W. Thompson, general manager, is forced to step down. The upheaval follows a call for resignations during a Saturday in the Terre Haute area, with superintendent Routt also affected.

Terre Haute Ind Kation J. W. Thompson Wmansger Indiana

Indicts accuse Hulmes Peckham and Haas in cotton report case

A Washington statistician Edward S. Hulmes Jr and New York men Frederick A Peckham and Moses Haas face public record charges over alleged manipulation of the Agriculture Department cotton reports. They stand accused of conspiring to defraud the government by providing advance information for consideration to New York brokers. Peckham and Haas have been arrested, with Hulmes to be taken into custody soon.

Scripps-Aurae Press Washington, Aus Indiets Edward 5. Hulmes, Jr Washington Frederick A Peckham Moses Haas New York Agriculture Department Holt Peckham Maas bin Peckham Haan Holmes

Weather Forecast and Local Trade Ad Fragment

Weather forecast notes fair and warmer with rising temperatures and increasing cloudiness tonight. Diamonds and jewelry ad promotes a large stack of gems at very reasonable prices from J P Mullally in Monument Place with selling notes on watches and other goods amid weather lines

Mullally Tewelse

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