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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1905
Page
8
The sixty fifth fatal incident reports Pennsylvania Railroad engineer Charles Rummell of Lagansport who died from injuries sustained in an explosion earlier. He had boasted of surviving the blast and was known for risky actions.
The Flower Mission society held its fiver annual charity ball Tuesday evening at Tomlinson Hall. An orchestra played light music as attendees in elaborate gowns danced. boxes displayed red flowers and palms hung from the balcony. A buffet supper was served in the east corridor managed by Mrs. Lowes and workers. numerous prominent society figures attended from out of town.
City News Manner temple No 37 and Kethhone Sisters announce monthly meetings on first and third Thursdays. Central WC T U meets Wednesdays. Election of officers held May at 2 o clock. Missionary groups plan gatherings with Mrs McDowell and Mrs Del hosting. Christmas fair slated at First Presbyterian church. Saint Joseph Training Setoateries to meet with Mrs Routmian and Mrs Vohndersaar. Kindergarten room activities on Division and Oliver. charity event supports the school. Cheriker TrillNu OF Nobtae Ville hosts entertainment. Damon and Pythias performance by Newton Brers at Cantle Hall on Wednesday evening.
Quarterback Ecker sall was elected captain of the Chicago university football team Tuesday night.
The Orpheum presents a versatile program headlined by Ye Colonial Septette with An Old Tyme Hallowe en. Campbel and Johnson perform an opening acrobatic act and Provy Winona Winter returns. The bill features Custer's Last Fight at the Park with Montgomery Irving, plus May Howard and the Empire acts. Reserved seating opens Friday matinée.
A garbled account shows State Senator John Parks opposing cigarrette limits despite supporting a statewide ban. He is quoted as saying the law’s validity hinges on broader state and national reception, with concerns over enforcement and consistency across states.
An unnamed traction car stalled Wednesday morning at the Delaware and Ohlogt corner. A flash and report suggested a revolver, but no damage or fault was found in the machinery. Despite failed attempts to move the car, the conductor and motorman eventually sent it on its way.
Hartford City reports Sheriff Hudson brought Arthur Meeker back from Norfolk Virginia where he faced a charge of stealing from a money bag consigned to the First National Bank of Montpelier via the United States Express. Meeker paid his accounts and left town claiming he would join the navy. He was traced to the battleship Franklin off Norfolk.
Dear Caesber sixty seven old bicyclist died from a concussion after a fall on Twenty-fourth Street near Northwestern Avenue. He worked at a grocery on Twenty-fifth and Capitol and had complained of a headache before starting home, collapsing a short distance away.
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