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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1893

Page

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A Life Struggle What the State Will Prove at Annie Wagner Trial

The opening of the Annie Wagner murder trial draws a packed gallery as Attorney Duncan outlines the prosecution's case. Koesters testifies to details of earlier deaths in the family, Wagner's alleged purchase of poison, and a complex motive tied to a hoped-for marriage.

Annie Wagner John Duncan Duncan Eve Openig Koesters Clara Koesters Frank Koesters Mamie Borst Koestera Gaid Bergmann Chas. Koestera Chas Kroesters Chus. Hoesters Chas. Koesters Heig Annis Wagner Charles Koesters S. Meridian Spann S. Meridian-st Uving Mary Frank Clara Koester Meridian-st Dame Hve Jim Annie Wagner

Miners Rescued From Crystal Ridge Mine Fire

Four miners trapped by fire at Crystal Ridge mine on Tuesday night were rescued unharmed on Wednesday. The blaze continues to rage and the coal mine’s colliery will be destroyed.

HaAzuEror Crystal Ridge Mine

The Court House Yard Plan Nearing Street Level

Mayor Denny and county commissioners discussed leveling the court house yard to street level and questioned Contractor Hodgsons high bid. Officials favored bidding for the work with a conference set later. About 40 men were employed on E Washington street sewer and the manual training school excavation.

Denny Court House Hodgson E. Washington St

Miscellaneous local notices and incidents from the week

A burst of short items covers accidents, legal actions, appointments, and society notes. Notables include Joseph Haden's hip injury after a fall on Ft. Wayne Ave, Perking Hord asking for 800 dollars, and various court moves in Madison. Also reported are political nominations, arrests, hospital mentions, and religious convocation proceedings.

Lehigh Valley Strike Ends May Return to Work

Bethlehem reports a settlement after New York and New Jersey arbitration boards mediated a fair compromise. Widespread dispatches urged workers to return. by afternoon old workers were back, while new men were retained. Easton joy followed as officials noted strike off. A separate report says two Lehigh Valley engines collided at Port Bowkley with ten freight cars wrecked.

New Yours Bethlehem Lehigh Valley New York New Jersey Jersmy Crry Lehigh Valley Company Easton Port Bowkley

Judge Bartholomew Rules for Van Stan in Election Pay Case

Judge Bartholomew awarded John VanStan four dollars for election inspector services but upheld Controller Trusler's refusal to pay for four days. The court found two days pay due, citing legislature's aim for pure elections and public spirit of election workers. The ruling honors the patriotism and duty of those serving on election boards.

Trusier Bartholomew John van Stan Trusler VanStap Tresler

Indictments Signed In Indianapolis Bank Case

A federal grand jury in session affixed signatures to indictments against Talbott in the Indianapolis national bank matter. Indictments may not be publicly released for several days. A few revenue and counterfeiting cases were also reviewed before the jury visited the governor’s office.

Federal Grand Jury Indianapolis National Bank Talbott Terry Hut

Ingersol Answers Questioning Clergy Reform View

W H Lampster of this city plans to sell a pamphlet containing questions from Revs Walk Reed Taylor and Donaghue and Col Robert Ingersoll’s replies. The colonel remarks that Jesus Christ was likely a reformer shocked by Jehovah’s religion and moved to pity for the weak poor and ignorant under a cruel church.

Bob Ingersol W. H. Lampster David Walk Myron Reed T. B. Taylor Donaghue Col Robert Ingersoll Jesus Christ

Grand Jury Actions Begin With Indictments Heard

Federal grand jury cases opened as Judge Laker heard several indicted individuals. Wim Dye of Indianapolis, charged with selling unstamped oe or margearine, was released after the indictment was declared fake. Albert Musser of Lagrove received 60 days in the workhouse for stealing shoes and 11 coppers from the Muncie post office. Kimberlain, accused of producing counterfeit nickels, was sentenced to 20 days.

Federal Grand Laker Wim Dye Indianapolis Albert Musser Lagrove Muncie Kimberlain

Lawrence Man Seeks Liquor License Renewal Amid Remonstrance

Wm. Gibson of Lawrence seeks renewal of his liquor license as county commissioners schedule a Saturday hearing. Citizens oppose, alleging sales to minors and minor gambling at the saloon, which Gibson denies. He notes one remonstrator was refused liquor in the past.

Lawrence Wm. Gibson Gibson

Printing Contract Awarded To Tau Sun By City Board

The Board of Public Works granted Tau Sun the city printing contract on Wednesday after considering bids from Tau Sun and The Journal and Sentinel.

Board of Public Works Tau Sun Journal and Sentinel

Jewelry theft hits Indianola husbandry shop trusted by locals

A Wednesday burglary in Indianola, Iowa, robs Butler and Miller of about $5,000 in jewelry and cash. No suspects named. police report notes a significant loss amid routine business hours. Viscount Strashalan, heir presumptive to the Perth earldom, is reported dead from the grippe, while Morley the chief secretary to Ireland reportedly has it.

Indianola Iowa Butler & Miller Viscount Strashalan Perth Grippe Ireland Morley

City switches to quarterly pay for police and fire salaries

City attorney declares police and fire staff and clerks shall be paid salaries every three months, not wages. Fire chief and two assistants lose recent increase as ineligible due to office tenure, while patrolmen may retain prior salary adjustments. Controller Trusler confirms quarterly payouts, signaling broad pay changes and potential hardship.

Scott Truster Trusler Tor Lux

Wreck of Indianapolis National Bank Ends as Furniture Removed

The Indianapolis national bank wreck was completed on Wednesday with furniture removed from rooms at the corner of Pennsylvania and Washington streets. Receiver Hawkins sold the property to Bander & Becker furniture company on Tuesday and demolition began early Wednesday. Manuscript and bank records were stacked in a corner as workmen tore counters apart. President Haughey’s private apartment was ransacked and the bank name pulled from the Washington street window. Proceeds from the sale will go to the bank assets and records moved to Hawkins’ office in the Commercial block.

Indianapolis National Bank Pennsylvania and Washington-sts Hawkins Bander & Becker Furniture Company Tne Haughey Washington St Hecaiver Hawkins

Reverend Roberts Suit Donation Denounced by Congregation

Mrs Elizabeth Moony of 64 Yandes Street reports that Rev John F Roberts received a suit donated by United Brethren church members for his salary, as he left college to serve. She defends him against claims and criticizes a church member for misrepresenting motives.

Moudey Eviig John ‘F. Roberts United Brethern Church Roberts Slo Bro. Roberts Elizabeth Moony Yandes St

Harrison's Assassin Trial Opens in Chicago

The trial of Patrick Eugene Prendergast for the murder of ex mayor Harrison began in the criminal court with Judge Brentano presiding. A special venire was ordered and jury selection commenced Wednesday morning.

Curcaco Patrick Eugene Prendergast Harrison Brentano

German Ladies Aid Society Ball at Tomlinson Hall

The second annual ball under the aus pires of the German ladies aid society will be held at Tomlinson hall Friday evening noted as the social event of the season. The reception and floor committees are named with many local families supporting the event. In Brooklyn a perjury case involves affidavits claiming offers of $25 to perjure in McKane's favor.

German Ladies’ Aid Society Tomlinson Hall Mesers.and Miesdames H. Severin HE. Aneshansel F. Faholey F. Rusch A. Gall H. Lieber W. Haueisen M. E. Broich E. Mueller P. Rappaport O. Stechhan A. Schell H. O. Thuchum Robert Kipp Brookbuy N. Y McKane

No Charge Whatever at Indianapolis Stand

garbled note mentions figures and names Kregelo and Whitshit with vague carriages and locations in Indianapolis and Crowt bill. context unclear but implies a price or fee dispute.

Indianapolis Kregelo & Whitshit

Senator Voorhees Attacks Pension Policy in Senate Debate

Senator Voorhees opened the fight against administration pension policy proposing two bills to declare pensions a vested right and to regulate suspensions with appeals to district court. The same session covered eulogies for Gen Shields, a Hawaiian policy critique, a presidential nomination, and debates on the shoeman anti trust law. Attorneys general Olney discussed the Sherman Act's intent, while card makers urged tax changes and a new tar subcommittee was formed.

Voorhees Washington Senate Administration District Court Pen- Bion Law Administration Ir. Cullen Gen. Shields Illinois Br. Hoar Hoar Hawaii West

Calcium Tank Explosion Kills Three on dock crew

A calcium light tank on the People's steamboat line office exploded Wednesday morning in Leany. Four men were mangled. three died at City hospital. Names include William Becker Fred Russel Edward Eagan and Jidward Leake. Russell and Hagan fatally hurt.

Leany People’s Steamboat Line Albany William Becker Fred Russel Edward Eagan Jidward Leake Logan Jussell Hagan Becker Russell

The Grave's Secret and Exhumation of Mrs Edwards

Coroner Beck continues death inquiry into Mrs. Jas. Edwards of 17 Wood Street noting the injury may not be from natural causes. Her husband, initially opposing the coronial probe, now consents to disinterment as four men who visited the Edwards home the night of the robbery are implicated. No additional ground evidence weakens the sisters Edwards. No More Sleigh Racing at Delaware Street. If the Board of Safety does not back down, street racing will stop under city ordinance. Captain Campbell says orders require enforcing laws. racing will be prohibited unless special orders override.

Joseph Haden New Jersey St Ft. Wayne Ave Perking & Hord Jennie Carr Wm. McClelland Danville Richard A. Black Greenfield Supreme Court Tor Sun Susie Sparks Tillie Humphreys Lizzie Throm Frank Fertig Henry Yeager Washington Madisonava Chas. Garner Marion Gov. Matthews Altgeld Illinois Gev. Goddard Alexander Smith Chicago Goddard Madison EF. R. Judson Margaret A. Judson Ohio Joseph F F. Cones Howard Maxwell Mark Davis Weissinger Tobacco Company Arthur M. Daviess Terre Haute Baker Federal Court Jeff .Majors Muncie Michigan St. Bridge John Stone Wayne Ave Papa Gleason Mapleton Geo. H. Thomas Post D. RR. Lucas C. It. Merrifield Women’s Relief Corps Alice Loss Margaret Sulgrove Zack Landers Anderson Post Fergnson City Hospital Board of Health Sentinel Traaler Ferguson Mason Hugh &. Richards Jas. Buchanan Big Four Rock Island, M. & & L Northern Pacific Dakota Tabernacle Church Carstensen Amzi Atwater Franklin Gardner Taos MacIntosh Gertie Mantel Frank Lida Enler Chas Rosa Leid Joseph Frances Noden Frederick Maria Gustafson Michael Sophia Weiner Drearus Joseph Deitch Jas. M. Long Grippe Matilda Taggart Pauline Finley Jennie Roberts Josie HE. Rice Marbackmi- Cense Francis M. Tenney Annis Roumalo Edwards Beck Jas. Edward Wood St Ture Sun Eivery Edwarda Board of Safety Delaware St Powell Capt. Campbell Supt

Weather forecast and tonic advertisement fragment

The forecast covers 86 hours ending 8 p m on December 7 with fair skies and slightly warmer temperatures on Thursday. The text also promotes Simmons Liver Regulator as a tonic to improve appetite strengthen the system stimulate the liver cleanse the skin and remove boils and pimples caused by blood impurities.

Simmons

Ship Jason Goes Ashore in Snowstorm with 26 Lost

The British ship Jason, captained by McMillan from Greenock, ran aground off Eastham in a blinding snowstorm. Twenty-six of the 28 crew perished, including the captain, as the vessel broke apart. One survivor, Samuel Evans, was pulled from the beach in a collapsed condition. Rescue lines failed to reach trapped sailors amid the heavy seas.

Hienian Mass Jason McMillan Greenock Scotland Eastham Samuel Evans

Celebrated Sea Serpent Seen Near Ship

First officer Peters reports spotting a monster sea serpent about a half mile from the vessel on December 2 while on watch. He describes a dark green creature nearly 100 feet long with an 80 foot tail, creating foam and large waves as it moved, seen for five minutes. He stands by his account.

New York Peters

Councilman Colter Moves to Probe Rauh's Ineligibility

Citizens seek an investigation over Rauh amid claims of ineligibility tied to a drug store ordinance and a contested city contract. Colter forgot to introduce the resolution Monday, and Rauh is accused of an unrecorded assignment of the dead animal contract to a brother. An inquiry is planned at the next council meeting.

Rauh Colter Raub Board of Works

A Dynamite Conspirator Arrests in London

London officials seized a tin can packed with 24 pounds of dynamite found in a room at 27 Chancery Lane, linked to a man named Schneider who had just arrived from the United States. He fled upon police arrival as experts examined the device at Bow station.

London Hallatead Chancery Lane Schneider United States Bowat

Ithuriel s Spear Sparks Comment in Labor Signal

In reply to critics of relief work T M Gruelle defends a Paragraph from the Signal stating no patent or legal risk attaches to aiding distress. He explains he did not mean to reference Tuttle or any real person and clarifies that the relief effort remains open to all willing to help without legal danger.

Ithuriel Eviron Sun Futtle Tuttle Adam’s Ahuriel T. M. Gruelle

Patti at Tomlinson Hall and Julia Marlowe Engagements

The sale of seats for Julia Marlowe's engagement at the Grand begins Thursday. Patti plans an Indianapolis concert on Tuesday Jan 2 at Tomlinson Hall with a cast inclduing Guerrina Fabbri Engel Lely Galassi Novara Arditi Mascheroni and others. Patti will perform pieces from operatic and concert repertoires and the third act of Lucia di Lammermoor with the mad scene.

Julia Marlowe the Grand Patti Indianapolis Tomlinson Hall Mile Guerrina Fabbri Mies Louise Engel Durward Lely Signor Antonio Galassi Franco Novara Luigi Arditi Signor Mascheroni Patt

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