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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1905

Page

5

Mayor Holtzman’s Gambling Record Scrutinized in Election Spark

The piece debunks Holtzman’s stance on gambling, accusing him of evading the law and shaping weak excuses to avoid enforcement. It cites raids that failed to stop gambling, naming Heier’s and Sullivan’s as ongoing venues, and alleges political motives linked to the Democratic nominating convention.

Holtzman Hanly Heier’s Sullivan's Armitage Cleveland Gus Rahke Rahke

Blood Brotherlands and Gods Creation Debate

A rambling column contrasts Anglo French goodwill with calls for war over real blood brotherhood while warning treaties are skin deep. It questions whether radium or spontaneous generation challenges belief in God, arguing creation requires a creator and noting scientists like Loeb or Burke may test life arising from matter.

England France King Blood Brotherhood Komura Witte Napoleon Great Britain Prof. Loeb Burke

Hoodoo haunts Hill's two giant ships at Beattie

Beattle Washington reports a long run of misfortune for James J. Hill's two large steamships, the Minnesota and the Dakota, on their Beattie to Orient run. The Minnesota faced mutinous crews, coal fires, delays at Coronel, customs clashes, storms, and crane failures, while the Dakota suffered gear damage, a broken stern frame, and a backhaul to Bremerton for repairs. Both vessels faced capture fears and cargo shifts as they push toward Kobe and Shanghai with mixed fortunes.

Beattle Wash Minnesota Dakota James J. Hill Mammoth Oriental Far East diMculties Delaya Qieultea Horn New London Conn Seattle Haneal Coronel Chile Bio San Francisca Caren Tonemabe Port Townsend Lingda Shanghai Tokohong Japan Une Minnesota Kobe Beattie Puget Sound Navy Yard Bremerton Navy Yard Orient

Indiana and nearby firms incorporate varied ventures

A list of multiple incorporations including Oden Glove Company Odeon Ta man facture and senlsition gloves, Capital stock figures, and several Indiana companies such as White County Lead Trust and Savings Monticello, Randolph County Lumber Parker Retail June mulching Huntingburg Creamery Velpen Martinsville Buggy and International Glass and Bottle, with names like George T Inskeep Peter Kuntz and Harry Turner among others.

Oden Glove Company Odeon Capital Mtork Gree Abraham Walter Gurnet Danter We. Hayes White County Lead, Trust and Savings Company Monticello Ind Capital Benjamin F. Price Cornetun Horner George T Randolph County Lumber Company Parker Burinexe Peter Kuntz B Keckler Susan M. Keckler Huntingburg Creamery Company Huntingburg Gert Koch Fred B. Kallenturg Jacob Behmidt Velpen Supply Company. Limited Velpen General Mercantile Bunnnel Capital George M. Greene Garfield Chambers William Risley Martinsville Buggy Company Martinsville Fly Capital Ston Harry & Turner Sumada de Turner Perry Morgan International Glass and Bottle Company Jersey City N. J Capital Stock H. C. Grifitha John P. Northrog

Six Stages Of Laugh Comic Sequence Described

A brief humorous caption outlines six stages of a laugh from a cartoon sequence. It notes the top three images show a smooth face and as the laugh develops facial wrinkles appear. The comedian Palrive performs the laughing stunt in the panel.

Comedienna Palrive

One Cent Dividend Paid to New Brunswick Creditors

Creditors of L Sternberg and Company in New Brunswick New Jersey received checks for one cent as the final dividend of one tenth of one percent. The receiver E H Campbell had previously paid the first dividend on the claims and issued the final small payout to those with claims of ten dollars or less.

New Brunswick N. J L. Sternberg & Co Campbell

Predictions by Raphael the astrologer for Wednesday

Predictions for August 7 warn of a very doubtful day with danger of injury or assault from enemies. The reader is advised to keep health in order and expect an eventful future with possible marital unhappiness and sharp ventures.

Named by Chance William Travers Jerome's Naming Toss

The father Lawrence Jerome and friend William Travers, a stock broker known for stutter and humor, settled his son’s name by a coin toss. Travers won, the boy became William Travers Jerome, and Travers later advised a stuttering acquaintance to consult a doctor who cured him.

William Travers Jerome Lawrence Jerome William Travers Jerome Travers

A Texan's Dream Of Central Park Claim

Dallas landowner Joseph T. Cowan says he owns 100 acres in Manhattan including most of Central Park. A Wall Street syndicate allegedly offers 15 million for a quitclaim or 20 million for a 1 fifteenth stake while Cowan expects far more and claims the estate includes six other heirs.

Joseph T. Cowan Dallas Tex New York Central Park Wall St Entate Mr. Cowan Manhattan

Modest Bequest for Carnegie News Switched to Help South Whites

J C Lawrence editor of the Bullock County Breeze in Union Springs Alabama sought $500000 from Andrew Carnegie to fund a new paper named the Carnegie News aimed at educating poorer white southerners. He has not yet received the funds.

J. C. Lawrence Bullock County Breeze Union Springs Ala Andrew Carnegie Carnegieews Lawrence South

MEN'S LIFTING POWER STORY FROM YOUTH TO AGE TWENTY EIGHT

The article notes lifting power increases with age starting from 17 years at twelve pounds, rising to twenty eight pounds by the twentieth year, and continuing to rise into the thirties. It highlights a progressive gain in strength tied to maturity and training.

City News Briefs Highlight Crime and Local Events

A diverse city page reports a backshot shooting on Monday afternoon near Albert Wallaes, with Thomas Furton as the alleged shooter. Also noted are disappearances from Vernon and other areas, a factory owner’s plans at Beoville, and a man with a sprained arm at Petoskey. Public notices include a Democratic candidate event for First ward council seat and a charity lawn fete for No. 28 Free Kindergarten. A resident named Gorge Grove was declared insane after telephonic delusions observed by a medical panel.

Giraffe Birth at Her Un Zoological Gardens

A rare birth of a baby giraffe occurred in captivity at the Her Un zoological gardens. The pairing suggests a healthy newborn taller than an adult, with caretakers optimistic about early development and the public urged to visit for viewing opportunities.

Her UN Zoological Gardens Baby

Kelsay Appointed Chief Motive Power Official

Ritchie resigns as superintendent of motive power at Indian Union Traction. Guy H. Kelsay of Fairmount is named successor, a Purdue graduate. Aitchty takes a chair at Wooster Polytechnic Institute in Minnesota.

Kelsay Fairmount Ind Ritchie Indian Unison Traction Company Guy H. Kelsay Thie City Purdue University Aitchty Wooster

Beekeeping Suspects Sting Two Men in Boonville

Special to The Sun reports Asa Savcon and James Grandatalt were badly stung by honey bees during a public event in Boonville Indiana. Officials fear lasting injuries as the attackers swarmed the crowd, prompting medical attention and a local response.

Boonville Ind Asa Savcon James Grandatalt

Terrifying ascent on Mount Rainier top tests climbers endurance

Von Patton s and R C Trengrove of Mazama Mountain Climbing Club endure a freezing night on Rainier summit 14 882 feet up. A sudden storm, freezing wind, avalanches and scalding steam from a crater forced them to seek shelter in a crevasse. They survived until sunrise then descended along the Gibraltar trail, setting a record time.

Ase Wash von Pattons R. C. Trengrove Mazama Mr. Hapter Aes Patton Trengrove Fari Arene Vuton Gibraltar Trai Thermmnetrea Tobog O'Sigak Sine Hrea Heork

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