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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1905

Page

2

Father Gapon Convicted and Sentenced to Death

The central revolutionary committee convened a seven member tribunal to try Father Gapon on charges of treachery to the people and negotiating with the government. The trial occurred in his absence, with both written and oral testimony. A unanimous verdict condemned him to death. Separately Gen. Sakharoff was assassinated by a woman at Saratoff, sparking revolts and fears of financial upheaval as church funds flee banks.

Scripps-Ifrae Press Association Petersburg Father Gapon Inhor Central Revolutionary Committee Father Gagon Ista Rusala Way Be Sakharoff Balharoff Revolutionista Fakharoft Saratos Tte Revolutionary Movement Saratoff Sakharof St. Petersburg

Three Businesses Break In Across City Arcade

Three business places were robbed Wednesday night. B M Keene drug store at 74 Virginia Ave reported forced entry with $15 in cash, cigar boxes, and leather goods missing. Kneipe saloon in Arcade building lost $39 and two gold watches, with basement door damaged suggesting thieves were locked in. Cigar store of William Klemeyer on Washington St Arcade entrance also entered via basement, with no confirmed theft yet.

B. M. Keene Virginia Ave Kneipe William Klemeyer Washington-st

Supreme court upholds prison order for incorrigible wife

The Marion superior court’s decision in the case of Mrs Fitr Ryan is affirmed. She is confined at the Girls Industrial School as incorrigible. Her husband sought habeas corpus for release, but the supreme court rules the committing court had general jurisdiction to decide the law’s intent and that appeal, not habeas corpus, is proper.

Supreme Court Marion Superior Court Fitr Ryan

Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer Friday Dec 1905

Predictions warn high expenses and careful budgeting for birthdays on Friday. The forecast notes business needs attention with possible travel or changes and a 1906 child may be extravagant yet clever and fortunate. The Ancient Order of Hiberniany Division No 7 offers an Irish songs and dance entertainment at St Joseph's Hall Thursday night.

Ancient Order of Hiberniany St. Joseph's Hall

Community groups and notices fill Irvington area columns

Local fraternal, church and women’s groups report meetings and events. Xi Psi Phi hosts possum roast. Mrs Gouger lectures on New Zealand. Ella Smith Settlement work funds discussed. Capitality Lodge officers elected. Irvington W M Auxiliary holds December meeting with readings and missionary talk. training school club cards and dance events announced. Day Nursery fair slated to raise funds with organ recital and Christmas sales. local obituaries list Oscar F. Franke and Mrs Mary McCullough Greene. police report notes a runaway horse incident and petty theft case involving a messenger boy.

AGHER PRONE RATES WANTED Indianapolis firm seeks rate and franchise changes

The Indianapolis Telephone Company, now owned by Toledo and St Louis capitalists, will ask the Board of Public Works to modify its contract to raise rates and extend its franchise to 40 years. Proceeds from a 500 000 bond would fund a new company home. current business and residence rates are slated to rise to 10 and 82 respectively. Judge L C Walker and L B Swift advise the company amid the planned bond issue and franchise extension. Newton Beers of Boston entertained Marlon Jodge We 1 K and their spouses at Castle Kal with a performance titled Damon and Pythfae. it was described as a delightful evening.

Indianapolis Telephone Company Toledo St. Louis Board of Public Works Swift Walker L. C. Walker L. B. Swift Newton Beers Boston Damon Pyth+ fae Marlon, Jodge We. 1. K Castle Kal

Piles Quickly Cured at Home With Pyramid Cure

An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless home remedy avoiding surgery or doctors. It promises instant relief and permanent cure, advertises a free trial by mail from Pyramid Drug Co. and claims thousands cured privately at low cost without knives.

Pyramid Drug Co Iyramid Marshall Mioh Returh Pitlin Rogers Banta Rue Nannie Cooley Muntoon Ala Carrie ‘Ses Genoa Flu Lara R. Helen Melatos Minn Edam Glenwood Wit B.C. Duncan Talon May James Robertson Berwyn Frank Hannay W. Va Charles Ducote Hichmond Lester Meachum Peachland Vic Smith Deslogis Taylor Zeitonia Brayton Pepperwood Henry L. Stafford Ripley Frank Reddick Mooresville W. N. Robinson Plumerville Ark J. F. Wellington Boyce Tex Rogers Drug & Chemical CO Fifth & Race Ste Cincinnati Ohio

Millionaire candidate urges Vermont governor to spare condemned woman

Rutland millionaire Hector Clement, a governor hopeful, asks Gov. Bell to reprieve Mrs Mary Rogers until fall legislative session. He claims Rogers is insane and would overturn capital punishment. she is scheduled to be hanged tomorrow.

Gov. Bell Scripps-M'Rre Press Association Windsor Bell Mary Rogers Hector Clement Rutland Vermont

Vermont Governor Says Mrs Rogers Must Die

SPECIAL TO THE BAND SOUTH BEND Ind Dec 7 Gov Bell of Vermont stated he would not dare to commute Mrs Rogers sentence to life imprisonment and would not face Vermont again. He declared she has had every chance and must now accept the penalty of the law. The interview notes that if insanity existed it was only within the last four days and confirms the law must take its course. Fessett A Catton superintendent of public instruction returned from Kansas after delivering two addresses to the State Teachers association.

South Bend Ind Chicago Aaron Jones National Grange Gov. Bell

Prefers Lover to a Fortune in Youngstown

In Youngstown Ohio a stepfather confronted Louisa Bagnell and her husband William Meier after a hurried elopement. The pair, claiming they are of age, fled from Pittsburgh where Meier works as a carpenter and is connected to his wealthy family. They were arrested near the station but soon released as plans for marriage proceeded. The couple wed later at a local church with Dr S F Feester officiating.

the Sun Youngstown William Louisa Bagnell Pittsburg William Meier Pitteburg Wiliam Bagnall Pennsylvania Foem FL Feester Tabernacle U. P. Church

End of G H D boiler strike in city

The week long boiler makers and helpers strike in the G H D shops ended Wednesday night when shop committee chair E C Miller telegraphed from Cincinnati that settlement was satisfactory. The Erie Railroad company had attempted to send engines to the Y H D repair shops and was accused of violating labor contracts. Nonunion workers are being discharged and work will resume in all shops.

E. C. Miller Cincinnati Erla Railroad Company Erie Ita Cincinneati Peru Ind Lime and Hamilton

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