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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1905
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR describes a blend of alchemical lore and ritualistic guidance. It references fame, moon, and references to substances such as ash, almonds, and tobacco in a poetic, obscure style. The garbled text hints at a mediation of influence through ceremonial mixtures and personal reputations amid historical intrigue.
A garbled OCR list details multiple incorporations. Capil fireu in Traction Cris Pany raises 100000 capital with named incorporators including A Shaten and others from Indianapolis and Noblesville. The project aims belt line expansion linking Greenbelt and surrounding cities. The Machinery Company in Greenbelt lists 150000 capital with named incorporators from Indianapolis and Terre Haute. Peoples Loan and Savings Association of Mt. Vernon forms with 500000 capital and many named incorporators. The First Church of Christ Setontiat in Miovernes appears with charter members Amelia S. Brevport and others.
Fatal railway incident in Norwood yard Sunday morning. Frankurnay, a snuthensirneave, was crushed under a derailment impact. He succumbed at St. Vincent's hospital after initial treatment. Police report injuries were severe, with responders rushing him from the scene.
An evocative, fragmented ode blends holiday imagery with memory and national mood. It traces Christmas light, family magic, and social tension through shifting, dreamlike verses that weave towns, faces, and pasts into a single reflective night.
Special to the Sun reports a fatal blaze and dramatic rescue at a funeral. Edward Hobitan carried the burning casket to safety, suffering burns to clothing and hair. The room filled with burning candies and draped fabrics as the incident escalated before bystanders assisted and containment began.
A garbled obit segment describes a person’s passing and ensuing events amid chaotic details. Names and places are indecipherable, with scattered phrases about a building, emergencies, and a person named Wig returning home after a revue. The surviving text is insufficient for a clear report.
Predictions foretell a year of surprises and new ventures for many, with warnings to beware new friends and risky journeys. A child born on Chi shee may gain fame and face marriage-related events, while a female could experience significant shifts after marriage and sorrow.
Mrs Latham of Grant Pia lives at home but spends much time outdoors and on the water. She collects specimens for an order, enjoys the work, and keeps birds and animals around the yard. Her years on the property have brought exciting and interesting experiences.
In the Eleventh district supporters praise Congressman Frederick Landis for his speech opposing insurance industry graft and urging federal regulation. Friends expect a push for a third nomination as Landis sees strong backing from Wabash appointments and constituents.
Roget Pitcairn plans retirement from the Pennsylvania rail load next May after pushing for an age limit rule he supported. He joined the railroad as a telegraph messenger and rose to a specialized resident position, aligning with early supporters including Andrew Carnegie.
The Indiana Transportation Company seeks a name for its new fine steamer built for Chicago to Michigan City excursions. Readers can submit names with a coupon, with prizes for top entries. Submit to Sun Office Indianapolis. Concrete details about prizes and rules follow in readable text.
A fragmented list shows Lincoln League delegates and committee members from cities across Indiana. Names include Marion Madison Kokomo Indianapolis Lafayette Peru Fort Wayne and others, with editors and press correspondents named as part of the liaison groups.
A fire at the Bee Yannuys Broadway hotel at 472 Broadway destroyed most of the building yesterday. Over 100 guests were inside but all escaped, some in nightwear. Losses reached thousands. cause suspected to be engine room spark. Firemen and Chief Lipps endured collapse risk as the building fell.
Travel notices advertise cheap Colorado journeys via Union Pacific with low rates from Council Bluffs and Kansas City and reductions from other points. Marketing emphasizes dry Colorado air as life enhancing and invites reservations through agents, listing M. Breeze and W. H. Connor as contacts along with the 33 East Fourth Street Minneapolis address.
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