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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1905

Page

3

Indianapolis Printers Weigh Eight Hour Rule Amid Chicago Open Shop

The Indianapolis Typographical Union will discuss the eight hour day at its next monthly meeting, amid Chicago printers strike tensions. Edward Barry says only about 50 to 60 printers could be affected, and a 10 percent assessment is in place to aid striking workers. International President Lynch is cautious, noting local Chicago manpower limits and no expected spillover to Indianapolis.

Chicago Indianapolis Edward Barry Typographical L Nicelinond Lynch Internationa ‘Typographical Union International

Tribute Paid to HM Bronson on Retirement

The Big Four announces HM Bronson will retire as assistant general passenger agent in Indianapolis effective Sept 1 after more than 20 years in railroading. S D McLeslie of Lynch will succeed him as general passenger and ticketing agent. Bronson receives high praise for his long service to the company and its predecessors.

Big Four Brot Branson Wig Four Inwea

Hyland Starts Week-Long Country Vacation

Police Captain Martin Hyland departed Monday for a week in the country, spending the first part of the time in Clay county with relatives.

Hyland Martin Hyland A Rter Clay County

Arrest Roundup Records Numerous Sunday Violations

Thirty three arrests listed for Sunday including drunkenness, gambling houses, liquor sales after 11 pm, loitering, and disturbances. Names include Willam Yes Ed Bholl George Shoete Sam Rupery William Alexander John Anderson Lewis Johnson Earnest Dames Sam Powell Claude Ballard Sam Pruitt Willem Williams Aveust Peltsch Charles Slate William Parts Lewis Fry Charles Winters Benjamin Trestner Bure Wil Wamae Silvermar William Kirks William Dall George Filliard Ben Lahmann James Hools Alvie Hudderson Orson Moricher Eugena Brooks Mary Jacobs Catherine Garnett Ajile Smith among others.

Willam Yes Ed Bholl George Shoete Sam Ruperiy Willam Alexander John Anderson Lewisohnson Earnest Dames Sam Powell Claude Ballard Sam Pruitt Willem ‘Williams Aveust Peltsch Charles Slate William Parts Lewis Fry Charles Winters Benjamin Trestner Charles Hills Bure Wil- Wamé Accoutt Bam Dulehey Pasault Ba Silvermar Nelling Willama Kirks William Dall George Filliard Ben Lahmann James Hools Alvie Hudderson Orson Moricher Aasaul Juktery Eugena Brooks Mary Jacobs Catherine Garnett Ajile Smith

Complaints Highlight Poor Street Conditions in Indianapolis

City officials, led by Chief Inspector Garrard and Mayor Haltzman, faced multiple complaints about Indianapolis streets. Griffith Brothers owners criticized Capitol Avenue for dust and mud, threatening tenant relocations. Resoner Furnitura noted stagnant water near Twenty‑third Street due to a faulty sewer, while J Perry & Co urged repair of Maryland Avenue south side after a trench created by Merchants Heat and Light left holes needing immediate fixing.

C. A. Garrard John WW. Haltzmen Board of Public Works Indianapolis T. £. Grifth Griffith Brothers Capitol Ave GriMths W. L. Resoner Resoner Furniula Company Penns Tvama Twenty-third-sts J. Perry & Co Maryland-rt Pennsylvania Merchants’ Heat and Light Company Maryland#1

Bookwalter Favored On Betting Boards In City Campaign

The city campaign opens soon with Bookwalter likely favorite on betting boards after two years ago’s election when Mayor Holtzman defeated him This cycle he is expected to capitalize on a strong start and a vigorous opening meeting at Homeason Hall Dope suggests Bookwalter’s strength is up while Holtzman faces party lukewarm support and a weakened organization Politically, Republican and independent moves complicate the race and turnout remains uncertain

Holtzman Charles A. Bookwalter Bookwalter Bismass Omeason Hall Holtsman James L. Keach Alsses Bookwaller Macity Deeocrats Beckwalter George Hitz Wil Salsons

A Queer Balloon Invention by Capt Unge Sede

A new balloon device by Captain Unge Sede acts as both balloon and parachute. The invention provides rapid descent control, suggesting dual function capabilities for air travel and safety. Further details on operation or testing are not provided.

Unge Sede

Ladies Aid Meeting At Progressive Church

Ladies club at Progressive Presbyterian Church will meet at 9 a m on an afternoon yet to be named. Members are urged to bring any planned donations and participate in the day’s arrangements.

Ladies' Aid Prestsal Church

Taggart Divorce Case Divides Court and Community

The article details Mrs. Taggart’s testimony defending herself against Capt. Taggart’s jealousy and accusations. She claims a pattern of accusations based on intoxication, asserts wrongful charges, and seeks custody of their four children. The court fight centers on infidelity claims and personal reputations.

Doctors Face Angry Woman and a Drunken Man Incident

Edward Meyers, injured after falling on Washington Street near the Senate building, was taken home by Dr. Poole and the ambulance crew. A woman at a nearby house threatened to call the police if Meyers was brought inside, prompting the doctor to seek police help and charge Meyers with drunkenness.

Edward Mesers Washington Senate-age Meyern Ste

Vicar Announces banns of marriage at St Stephens Devonport

The usual ceremony of calling banns occurred at St Stephen's Church Devonport. Rev H H Leeper published notices for his forthcoming marriage to Miss Denny daughter of a waterval officer.

St. Stepher's Church Devonport H. H. Leeper Marsriege

Judges Swap Stories at County Court Gathering

County officials swapped tales Monday between cases, led by Judge Vinson Carter who joined Judge Fremont Alford after summer fishing trips. The gathering included Judge J L McMaster and attorneys, with others fishing at Tippecanoe and Three Lakes, sharing tall tales of their summer catches.

Wheels of Justice Vinson Carter Fremont Alford Carter Kagawong Can J. L. McMaster Superior Court No. 1 Martin Hugs John R. Wilson John Duncan Judge Alford Criminal Court Tippecepoe Lake Tippecatioa Lake Ital Alford James Norwood Ballitt Charles Mendenhall Taylor Groninger John Ruckelshaus Charles Benedict Harryer Three Lakes Wis Eeeh Theruth

City record births deaths marriages and building permits

Births list many entries with names and addresses including Nemman Scudder Moors Lewis Gifford Woodfield Lindemann Everett Barnhill Barber Myers Comin Griffith Organ Beren Sanger Bergmann Clarke Howard Twelfth etc. Deaths mention Frank Thayer Virginia McQuate J Corten Sheeman Wangle Nthotw Kateitam Madison Wallace and others. Marriages include multiple couples. Building permits show names and projects in various cities with costs. A lamplighter was injured by an explosion of gas from a lamp.

Hogs At Se Ad Stoges Off In Indianapolis Market

In Indianapolis hog market activity was strong Monday with buyers active and prices around 3449 for the best hogs while bulk sales hovered near 5.39. The market closed quiet and steady with ample catty Cor Lan supply despite optimistic notes from later market outlooks for fat hogs.

Indianapolis Tage

Moses Nye Speaks on Obedience to God at Furniss Mem Church

Sunday sermons by Moses Nye, a converted Jew, at Furniss Memorial Baptist Church and First English Lutheran Church outside Pennsylvane and Walnutate outline a Jonah based message on heeding God's voice. Congregations express enlightenment from both old and new scriptures.

Furniss Mem Buist Mages Nye Nye Pennsylvania Walnutate

German universities report rising student numbers in 1st half year

Consul Liefeld notes 41.9 percent of students in German universities with 39 881 in summer and 29 107 in another term. Women matriculation rises with 18 441 in a cited period. A total of 1 900 registered for attendance at certain courses. The Sun reports the data with emphasis on gender and enrollment trends.

Liefeld INH Yeh Tay Wes Gener Tne Abetach

Meats and Tard Catalogs Offer Various Hams and Pork Cuts

A fragmented listing shows assorted meats and ham products from multiple brands and regions. References to sugared hams, pork loins, bacon, and whole cuts appear among misread words and misspellings, with vague prices and product notes scattered throughout.

Thingau & Co WyAnye Engisa Mga Taliforhia Myf MiyalBlge

Cincinnati Live Stock Receipts Report

Fragmentary Cincinnati market note shows cattle receipts and shipper mentions with scattered figures and terms. The readable items include names and incomplete numbers, referencing live stock activity and associated traders in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Shippers

M. Gronier Takes Life At Sugar Refinery Head

M Gronier manager of a large French sugar refinery died by suicide Sunday and his body was found Monday. Financial troubles tied to a sugar market crash and the St Jamet failure caused widespread shock. Trading on the Commercial Exchange halted as shares of Egyptian refineries fell.

New York Atrhnsan Pennsylvania Ine PF Paul Uhion Pacific Missouri Pacute Metropoliten Securities Redding Harry Content London Reading John Mitchell Iesagin Schipps-M Tas Press Association Taris Aum M. Cronier We Bay France Lus Ody Crae Verb St. Jamedt Cromier Cromer

Three Wives Sue For Divorce Against Husbands

Three wives sue for divorce claiming husbands failed to provide. The suits name Enoch Stevens, Nora against Victor H. McKay, and Seth against Albert C. Witeon. The action seeks dissolution of marriage and related relief.

Sults Mortay Enoch Stevens Nora Victor H. McKay Seth Albert C. Witeon

Infant Thayer Dies in Tragic Accident

Eleanor Martha Thayer infant daughter of trap Thayer died Saturday after injuries from a twin birth accident. The funeral, conducted by local officials, will be private.

Eleanor Martha Thayer Daugh‘ter Thayer

Wheat Prices Shown Mixed at Chicago Market

Fragmentary report from Chicago shows mixed wheat prices with some declines. References to September and October futures appear along with other commodity figures such as pork and lard, but many details are garbled.

Nat Owhite Mhough Bila Timothy Chicago Reece Reptember

Fresh Produce Prices From Indiana Market Report

Vegetables and fruits list shows varied prices in Indianapolis with items like tomatoes, cabbage, cucumbers, green peppers, beans, apples, bananas, and watermelons. Regional flavors include Michigan celery, Florida grapefruit, California lemons, and Kentucky peaches with unit pricing per bushel, box, or basket and several regional notes.

Texas Bermuda Michigan Indianapolis Florida California Kentucky UBL Indiana Averery

Dairy Products Ad Budgets Milk and Butter Varieties

A fragmentary dairy advertisement from Indianapolis dated August 3 lists eggs butter cream and cheese offerings. Mentions full cream New York Wisconsin and imported Swiss varieties with references to creamery butter and country selections.

Indianapolis Eleta New York

Wagon Markets Report From Nanapolis Aug Market

Mixed listing shows Clover-b HTH OO Old Thetis $10 FLL and other wagon markets in Nanapolis during August. The fragment hints at pricing and product names though details are incomplete.

Health board targets Hungarian dens with new clean room law

The Board of Health notices Hungarian lodging houses in Indianapolis to require clean rooms within 13 days. They plan enforcement if the order is not obeyed. The unsanitary conditions include overcrowding and poor food, with up to several men per room in some establishments.

Board of Health Indianapolia

Glabsworker Arrested On Lofty Claims In Columbus

James King, claiming to be a Glabsworker from Columbus, was arrested Monday morning on the courthouse steps for loitering. Police found a sulviora and a Fagor in his possession. He says he works at a Hartford City glass factory and had traveled to Indianapolis the prior day. He bought a Sunday item found on Pin, but police dispute his version and plan further action.

James King Columbus Washington Ming Hartford City Indianapolis

WANTE HER CHILDREN

Meda Boots files habeas corpus against Josyph Hartel in Marion County seeking return of her three children George Paul and Forest Watins held at West Newton. The petitioner alleges the children are in the care of Hare ril and placed with a guardian at Youngest child Sores aged about four years two months was mentioned in the fragment.

Dirs Meda Boots Josyph Hartel Maer Day George Paul Forest Watieins West Newton Marion Harereil Sores

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