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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1904

Page

6

Christmas Observances Of European Royal Families In 1900s

The article details Christmas customs across Europe. It notes King Edward VII at Sandringham with children, the German Kaiser at Kaiserhof sharing gifts, the Austrian Hofburg traditions with Empress Elizabeth, and Emperor Franz Josef's family celebrations. It mentions Madame Loubet at the Elysee, the Russian czar's formal rites with soldiers, and Russian and English style meals and Santa Claus gifts shaping royal festivities.

Edward Edward Ehyna Sandringham Norfol Banta Claus England Emserhof Kaiserhof Walker Keiser Villa Bavola Rome Victor Frans Josef Elizebeth Hefburg Gisela Maris Valerie Hofburg Hofpurg Qld Archduke Frans Salvator Marie Valerie Tyler Ia Madame Loubet

Sheridan Officials Defy Town Water Bond Order

In Sheridan Wisconsin officials including Mayor Diefenderfer and Clerk Hoop refuse to issue 73 002 dollar water bonds to First National Bank despite a court writ of mandamus demanding the action by December 2. The mayor says he would jail rather than sign.

Iscripfs-M'Rae Sheridan Wis Bey Diefenderfer

Stone throwers in court for vandalism at George Brown

Six young boys and their parents faced Judge Stubby on Wednesday after confessing to throwing stones at seven year old George Brown. Named defendants included Martin Lease Glen Truetock John Chewlin Harrty Kelly Eddie Toney and Ralph Dickerson and all were placed on probation.

Silx North Indian Sporls Elvet Seytte Stubby Little George Brown Martin Lease Glen Truetock John Chewlin Harrty Kelly Eddie Toney Ralph Dickerson

Back Pay Granted to Policemmen and Firemen

At a Board of Public Safety meeting the back pay for patrolmen and firemen discharged under the Taggart administration was approved totaling 53800 with 33 500 per person. The board granted special powers to certain officials and revoked others. Fire department requests for eight new 60 barrel fire cisterns were approved and referred to Public Works. November reports noted 85 street tasks with 25 green, 23 patrol calls, 69 prisoners, 1082 wagon miles, and 1394.86 in stolen property recovered.

Board of Public Safety Taggart Bull E. M. Browning H. S. Manning Chris Tyner Benjamin M. Skinner

Hat loan dispute lands in juvenile court

Emma Riggs lent her hat to Margaret Lovell a 16 year old girl. Margaret lent it to an acquaintance who refused to return it. Emma Riggs then had Lovell arrested. The case is before Judge Brubbs.

Stubbs Emma Riggs Margaret Lovell Margaret Cass Brubbs

Another Pipe Out in Lawson Telegram Plot Debunked

A message from Boston claimed financier Thomas W. Lawson faced a threat from financial writer Dennla Donohue who warned of a harmful advertisement in a New York paper. Lawson reportedly replied he would publish the ad, asserting his knowledge of Donohue. Donohue denied sending any telegram on Wednesday.

New York Thomas W. Lawson Boston Dennla Donohue Lawson Donohue Donahue Bill Green

Betrayed girl shoots and kills waiter then dies

Mary Olah a Hungarian girl shot Sigmund Bohn a Cafe Boulevard waiter on Wednesday and then shot herself. She died an hour later at Bellevue Hospital. One bullet struck Bohn who is charged with felonious assault as an investigation proceeds.

Schipps-M'Rae New York Mary Olah Sigmund Bohn Bellevue Hospital Bohn St. Mark's Hospital Planer

Mothers Story Heard In Superior Court

In Superior Court on Wednesday, Mrs Ona Wendhouser testified about alleged cruelty by her husband Fritz Wendhouser, a tailor. She claimed he struck and choked her, left her to support the children by washing, and threatened to steal the kids. Judge Carter ordered Fritz Wendhouser to pay 15 weekly alimony and granted custody of the children. The filing for divorce was not pursued.

Ona Wendhouser Frits Wendhouser Myre Wendhouser Atruck Carter

Bell Found Quiet After Centuries In Welsh Church Site

A modern church at Llanderand Wales was missing a bell until a farmer donated a bell found in a barn. The piece had hung in the tower of the ancient church and had not rung for decades, marking a long silence resolved by the unexpected relic.

Llanderand Wales

New York Hippo Rescue Ends With Recovery Of Jim The Horse

In a chaotic tale, a horse named Jim nearly drowns after being pushed by a man named McAvoy near pier No. 3. James A. Riley helps secure Jim to a derrick and tow him to a lighter. After hours of danger and a dramatic rescue, Jim is hoisted aboard a Staten Island bound vessel and later returned home with McAvoy, who drinks a tonic as he watches the horse recover.

New York Dee Bentrey Jim McAvoy Pier No. 3 James A. Riley Damea Bay Riley Jasgo To the Derrick and Was About To Signal “Holst Away,” When McAvoy Staten Island Governory Land

The Web previewed in Trevor Hills tale opens Saturday

A crowd confronts a man on the curb judged drunk as a police officer uses force. A young woman guides him to a nearby home, and her intervention leads to dramatic events tied to Trevor Hills story The Web in the Run on Saturday. Mickie White, freed from police court, returns to the workhouse after a brief spell.

G'lang Frederick Trevor Hills

Fall from delivery wagon injures Maryland teamster

Ola Freers a delivery wagon teamster was thrown from the rear of a wagon Wednesday morning in Maryland. He sustained serious injuries with cuts on the head and bruises to the neck. Dr Hawley of the City Dispensary examined him and he was taken home by ambulance.

Maryland Ola Freers Hawley Brown Tia

Boy Fatally Struck by Train Engine in Courthouse Area

A boy named William Leste, described as colored, was fatally struck by a bi engine in the courthouse area Wednesday afternoon. He was taken to a local facility where recovery was deemed impossible.

William Leste Couthes

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