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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
8
A four and a half ounce heart of purée gold donated by 8,000 Denver residents is en route to President Roosevelt. Representative Bayne of Colorado will receive the token and is expected to present it next Monday. The heart symbolizes a commitment to peace in the Far East.
Mrs Skary Rogers expresses optimism that the legislature will review her case after Thanksgiving. The Windsor case concerns the murder of her husband, with parole or pardon sought amid an ongoing I think legal process and condemnation dated December 8.
New York markets show slight strength after the holiday pause with steel and iron off a point, St. Paul and Steel preferred down, Amalgamated Copper active up, and National Lead opening higher. Wheat and corn futures in Chicago display mixed movements as December wheat and May contracts drift with oats and pork futures.
Bishop Beannell of the Nebraska diocese excommunicated all Catholics who attended the Kennedy Pritchett wedding on Monday. The ceremony was led by Dr. B J Jenks at the First Presbyterian Church. Kennedy already has a divorced wife living, and no Catholic family members attended.
Appeals from Christian A Schrader Marcus J Ware tl Mure and Maria F Ritzinger challenge assessments by the Avam of Public Works linked to the Jackson project. They argue their Maryland Avenue properties gain no benefit and should be exempt from the proposed opening. Schrader Ritzinger and Barr properties are named with specific blocks and assessed values, including Schrader at the southeast corner of Pennsylvania and Maryland, Ritzinger on the north side of Wrehing lonent, and Barr on Meridian to Pennsylva.
Woodruff Athletic Association defeats the Easterns by 4 to 0 on Thanksgiving morning at Keystone field. Lineup includes Scott Thuckle Harris Maure Shingle Lenkhardt Snyder Dew Hugher Warren Bernat and Justin with Dan H. Rudolph as manager. Woodruff claims a forfeited game from the Capit s and the 16 pound amateur state championship, winning seven of ten.
A meeting of the Board of Public Health Friday morning discussed creating a prominent exhibit to show how tuberculosis patients might be cured. Dr EK and C Bes, the board president, proposed placing photographs highlighting open air treatment at the Public Library building as a suitable venue.
Booneville Indiana reports a hunter named Robert Perry suffered severe injuries when a lighted pipe in his pocket exploded. The blast burned his clothes and caused the loss of an eye during yesterday's hunting trip.
The article notes the burial of Prof Addison Crecar, son Leatin Gregg, and AMO William Tincher, with brief trade and local death notices across multiple Indiana towns including Decatur Petersburgh Fort Wayne Wabash Frankebn Newcastle Shelbyville Munce.
The case against Daniel Carter a Negro policeman charged with having Jeane Stone in a raid on a craps game was dismissed in police court Friday. Stone will petition the Board of Safety to prosecute Carter at the next meeting. New witnesses claim hearing two shots before police arrived but Carter says he fired only into the air. A Negro with a revolver missing was found in the crowd. Joan Fora was sentenced to days in the Marion county workhouse, found dead in his cell Friday morning. Ford arrested at Salvation Army hall on Capitol Ave for insanity after cocaine abuse left him a physical wreck.
Special to the 8un reports Cant. Alga P. Berry killed himself in Vancouver on December 1 by shooting through the heart. He had just been found guilty by a general court martial at Vancouver barracks of conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman.
City News A Normez of Cincinnati will lecture on The French People at Ridge High School Saturday at 8 p m The Mothers club of the Manner Guill will host a reception for the forboll team after a C T club meeting Rabby Charter J Hoffman speaks Friday on Friends to the Jews Saturday morning The Olive Rrsneh auxiliary to Judge No LD will be entertained Saturday afternoon by Mrs Kate Neffman The police report notes a broken front door glass at the Ark saloon Police mention plans for exhibits at First Baptist church and a rus exhibit by Charles Q Jones a picture show by Emmy King and a china exhibit by Mary Miner A revival service at Englewood Christian church closes with strong attendance Thirty two confessions and new members The Flower Mission ball committee is listed for the supper Tuesday evening A Christmas recital at Fourth Presbyterian church December 6 includes a program by George Bekert pupils assisted by Mrs George Eckert sopranos and Margaret Englefeld A reading of Pummon and Pythias follows at Castle Hall Thanksgiving evening The Imper lem Ng of the different characters was praised Gur B Kingston aged 4 Thursday died of pneumonia He was a member of the Masonic order and had served as secretary treasurer of the Must ery local union He is survived by his parents two sisters Ide and Carrie Kingston and four brothers Ernest William Samuel and Fred Kingston
Articles of Incorporation filed in Clark county reveal a planned $5,000,000 capital for a Louisville and Northern Railway and Lighting company line from Jeremanville to French Lick Springs passing through Floyd Harrison Washington and Orange counties to Seymour. The Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction company active in New Albany is believed to back the plan.
Guido, a man of Italian descent, was shot near his home early today by unknown assailants likely linked to the Miele group. A revolver lay nearby and the victim’s body showed gunshot injuries near the heart. Three suspects, all men, have been arrested.
Milwaukee dispatch reports the hunting season closures across Wisconsin and upper Michigan shattering records. Twenty two killed and eighty five wounded were recorded as hunters mistook fatalities and injuries for deer, with some expected to recover.
The Louisiana State Board of Health resigned en masse in New Orleans on Thursday amid Governor Blanchard’s hint of a yellow fever investigation and his call for Orleans Parish Grand Jury action to probe how the disease entered Louisiana and who was responsible.
Births include Cleo and Mabel Money a girl. George and Pearl Kotule a boy. Belle Kravas. and Charles and Mary Rirhart. Deaths list John E. Miller pneumonia Waldo Pierson Jr Teunis Curtain Thelma Land Kate Rickwany Sarutt Jones Ange- leus Duncan KE Fulp and James Loury. Building permits issued for Herman Emating and David Foley. misc notes on marriages and births in the city obituary style entry.
Receipts: hogs 12,000. cattle 1,500. sheep 150. Hog prices rose 3 to 10 cents, top at 7.19, bulk traded 7.00 to 5.00, market closed steady. Cattle steady to barely steady. cows and heifers in best demand. Veal and other livestock mixed. grain market noted with extensive commodity listings and bids for various grades and futures.
Pittsburg Livestock reports cattle receipts fair, steady. prime wethers 25 to 65 dollars. hog receipts slow. western and Texan feeders and mixed lots noted. prices for choice cattle around 54 dollars for the week ending December 1.
New York produce and dairy listings show varied items from lard and butter to creamery goods, with prices across multiple markets. Chicago and nearby sources note extra creamery products and egg details, including prime and full cream varieties, plus early 20th century poultry and turkey pricing.
John E B Hollett of 115 N Kilworth and his wife took jewelry valued at 60 dollars on a trip to Arcadia for Thanksgiving with his father. The jewels in a small chamois bag were lost on an Interurban car but were recovered and returned to Hollett after the car reached Peru. The watchman identified the loss and the jewelled bag was recovered, with the watchman receiving a reward.
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