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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1896

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Tragic Klaetke Family Massacre and Suicide in Gulcano

Richard Klaetke a carpenter shot dead his wife daughter two and grandparents and then killed himself leaving seven victims. He had been out of work and despondent with anarchy cited by a German neighbor and a red flag image in his home.

Richard Klaetke Kate Klaetke John Klaetke Mina Klaetke Anna Klaetke Emma Klaetke Klaetke Kloetke Nlaetke Carpenters’ Union No. 1

Moreland and House Face Malfeasance Charges

At Pirrspunc Feb 5 to May, ex-city attorney Moreland and assistant W H House face preliminary malfeasance charges in criminal court. Judge Stowe presided as attorneys Ferguson Gordon Goehring for Moreland and Patterson O'Brien Brennan for House argued motions to quash, both overruled, as jury selection began.

U. P Moreland W. H. House Stowe

Block Released on Bond After Stock Scheme Allegations

Solomon Block, a Buffalo stock broker accused of fleecing local dealers with worthless checks for stock, was released on bond Tuesday evening and left immediately for his home.

Solomon Block Buffalo

Mr English Not So Well in Critical Condition

William H English remains seriously ill with digestive ailments and blood disorders. His daughter stays at his bedside Wednesday as doctors monitor his condition, with hope for recovery. Hood s Sarsaparilla is advertised as cleansing the blood and curing ailments. Laxative Quinine Tablets offered with a 25 cent price and money back guarantee if not cured.

Mr. English William H. English

Cuban Demonstration Planned in Indianapolis Says Leader

Bertram Smith of the post office collaborates with city leaders to host a Cuban aid meeting in Indianapolis. He may bring in New York speakers Mr Pierra or Mr Quesada to galvanize sympathy for Cuba. Company A endorses the public meeting while preparing for possible action to support the island.

Indianapolis Bertram Smith Post Office Smith New York Pierra Queseda Cuba Georgia

Madness Fueled Scheme To Build Post Office Bank Express

Clarence Combs, an English vagrant considered insane after eight years in an asylum, escaped to the sheriff’s office to present plans for a four room, iron framed building to serve as post office bank and police station. He named Miles Standish in the design and claimed western lands were ruined by an earthquake. An attendant retrieved him back to Dr. Brown's sanitarium.

Clarence Combs New Albany Combs Babylon Great Egypt Miles Standish Plymouth Mass Planders Standish Mississippi River St. Louis

Ketcham Opposes Election Under Unconstitutional Act

Attorney-general Ketcham declared on Wednesday that he opposes holding an election under the 1885 apportionment act, calling it unconstitutional. He urged summoning the legislature to craft a constitutional apportionment, arguing parties should not conduct such an election under an invalid law, and defended a special session as the proper law-making body.

Ketcham Tam Sun

Senate committee orders neutral Cuban war resolution

Washington dispatches report the Foreign Relations Committee approved a substitute noting a de facto war between Spain and Cuban insurgents. Congress would maintain strict neutrality and grant belligerent rights in US ports and territories. The House disputed DC funding and tariff moves dominated debate as prize fights near El Paso were debated.

Wasutxeter U. P Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Senate House of Representatives Congress Spain Cuba United States of America United States Mr. Morgan McCall el Paso Tex House District of Columbia Quay Mrr. West Agricultural Department

Shelby Cullom club forms to back 1806 presidential bid

The Shelby M. Cullom club organized in Springfield on Tuesday night with 425 charter members. It aims to aid the nomination and election of Senator Cullom as president in 1806, with strong resolutions favoring his candidacy.

Springfield C. P.j Shelby MM. Cullom Wiih Cullom United States

Old Nurse for Children Teething Syrup Ad

An advertisement for Mrs. Winston's Soothing Syrup for teething children. Claims it soothes gums relieves pain cures wind colic and diarrhea. Priced at twenty five cents a bottle. Contact Frozen Pumps Shawed Frank Butts 133 Indiana ave Telephone 1791.

Frank Butts Indiana-ave

Huston Bank Failure Shocks Connersville Dearly

J N Huston president of Citizens bank collapses under voluntary assignment to creditors. Bank suspended payments as creditors watch crowds gather. Huston now bedridden with failing eyesight. assets estimated near 000000 with potential losses. Howard Gorden, former cashier, left town for health reasons.

Connersville Ind Treas J. N. Huston Coxnensvinim Citizens’ Bank MN. Huston Citizens’ Bank of J.N. Huston James M. McIntosh J. N. Hinston Huston Secs D. J. Smally Wlaeses Jils Llowston Ifis Howard Gorden Citivens? Bank Soto New Mexico

City Board Pushes Street Railway paving request

The Board of Works sent a letter to the Citizens Street Railway Company asking for plans to pave the area between tracks on multiple streets. Residents complain mud and dust from unpaved sections foul the pavement, with similar issues on N Senate Ave and a damaged West Street sidewalk cited as caused by company traffic.

Board of Works Citizens’ Street Railroad Company Prospect Sr N. Senate Ave West St

Bids Opened for 100 Million 80-Year U S Bonds Carlisle Heads Auction

Bids for 100,600,000 in 80-year United States bonds opened at the Treasury led by Secretary Carlisle with orders from New York Boston and western bankers. The process featured gold payments installments and brisk in person bidding, with several top banks and financiers present.

Wastineros T. P United States Treasury Department Carlisle Potomac River Washington Monument Assizt Curtis New York Chicago Cincinnati Boston Carlile Ssed Willamsburs Suvines Bank Thas Joseph Pulitzer First National Bank Fresno Cal Sayddillansy Boe Indiana Central National Bank Greenfield Ind Sblaoce Studebaker Tank Blufftop, Inc Madison Vierpont-Morgan Morgan John T. Stewart Russell Ruve Hill Si2ouagud Unis Michigan Texas

Bomb Threat Hit Lisbon Doctor’s Home In Anarchist Case

In Lisbon on February 5 a bomb tore into the home of the physician who certified the Sanity of the anarchist who hurled a stone at King Charles as he rode in an open carriage on January 80. The house suffered heavy damage and ten arrests have been made in connection with the bombing.

Portugal Lisbon U. P.J King Charles

Fiske Stars In A Doll S House At Grand Theatre

Amusements note Minnie Maddern Fiske delivers a vivid Nara Torvald performance in A Doll s House with strong stage presence from market scene to conclusion. James Neill portrays the brutal drunkard, while a triple bill and other acts follow, including Brander Matthews one act This picture and that with A light from St Agnes. Lemon Tonic Laxative advertised in closing.

Jasen Minnie Maddern Fiske Mrs. Fiske St. Agnes James Neill Brander Matthews

Women council hears on domestic training for girls

At a local council of women meeting Miss Sarah F Keeley urged teaching housework to every girl and making it a business like men's trades. Miss Francis Perry praised child games understanding while Phillip Rappaport warned laws failed to curb morals and urged addressing human nature and social conditions as root causes of vice.

Council of Women Sarah F. Keeley Francis Perry Phillip Rappaport Indianapolis

Wreckers Confess in Wisconsin Train Plot

Milwauken dispatch reports John and William McCann were arrested at Amherst for attempting to wreck a Wisconsin Central passenger train near Waupaca. They confessed, claiming the aim was to wreck the train and rob passengers. A special Board of Safety met to review charges against Patrolmen Deshon and Strelt for conduct unbecoming officers after stories prompted badge removals. The officers say they can explain matters satisfactorily.

Milwauken PLA Waupaca Wis John William McCann Amherst Wisconsin Central Board of Sarety Deshon Strelt Colbert

Police Court Fines in 19th Century Local Case

Wm Berringer and Susie Momines were fined ten dollars each in police court on a serious charge with penalties adding eighty days for the man and twenty for the woman. They are involved in a 310,000 damage suit against Citizens' Street Railroad, accused by the railroad of fraud. The couple, from Toledo Ohio, were known locally as Wm Boinger. Dave Stewart and Mary, veteran drunkards, were retried, released from the workhouse, sent to a farm but returned for liquor, and were jailed again after becoming intoxicated.

Indianapolis Blackford St. ME Washington-st Whitman Boston George Ward Ward Kinney Douglas Republican Club Charles W. Fairbanks Robert Metsger James Williams Gabriel Jones Edward Robinson Emma Trucksess Pettis Dry Goods Company Grip Roy Co Armstrong Calvin II. McKinney Maude Coston David M. Gladden Phabe May Applegate George Julian Stella Nogie Thomas Fretwell Mattie Stewart Wm. D. Ritchey Gerthie Dermitt W. Uogan Maud FE la Boyteaux Duke Fortner Mla Clark Wm. Berringer Susie Momines Citizens’ Street Railroad Company Toledo Berringer Wm. Boinger Dave Stewart Mary

Weather outlook for Indianapolis area through Feb 6

Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for a 36 hour period ending 8 p m on February 6 with warmer and cloudy conditions and occasional rain or snow. Wednesday night may bring more of the same with occasional precipitation followed by Thursday turning colder and fair.

Indianapolis

London obituary for Oscar Wilde's mother reports death

WIR Wilistscits, ay Jane Wilde, mother of Oscar Wilde, is dead in London. British steamer Lamington ashore off Fire Island, N Y, Wednesday. Blair & Sons assigned for 20000 at Garrettsville Ohio. Standard Oil broken Scotch combination flooding market. Western packers plan to move traffic via Canadian Pacific to St Johns to ship to Europe. Lemon Tonic Laxative advertises 50 cent bottles claiming appetite and brain clarity. Stoves conveyed to any part of city. telephone 1791.

Ay Jane Wilde Oscar Wilde London Lamington Fire Island N. Y Blair & Sons Tub Macaine Tinars Garrettsville Standard Oil Company Scotch Western Packers and Grain Forwarders Joint Traffic Association Canadian Pacific Railroad St. Johns N. FB

School Board Considers Sale of Meridian Property

The school board weighs selling the Meridian street property above Chjost to raise funds for district needs. A bid of 860,000 is debated amid protests from residents who fear loss of community assets. Supporters argue proceeds fund a new building while opponents accuse past missteps and question the price.

Meridian Chjost Fey Kenzie Eral Bors Weu CUI Lts

Funeral Services for Prince Henry of Battenberg

The funeral of Prince Henry of Battenberg passed through Whippingham and Osborne in a royal procession. The coffin, borne from the Alberta, was placed on a carriage draped with the Union Jack, followed by the Prince of Wales and the royal family. Clergy Rev Randall Davids conducted the service at the church designed by the Prince Consort, with music chosen by Princess Beatrice.

Prince Pleury Eng U. P Prince Henry of Battenber Whippingham Osborne Roya Alberta Prince of Wales Roya Family Calin Beatrice Prince Henry Randall Davids Winchester Beatrice Heself

Auction house operators fined for misrepresenting goods

Gohd? Watch case in police court involved HE Hubbell and Frederick Morley who ran an auction room on Illinois street. They were fined and costs after being charged with misrepresenting goods at auction. A buyer named Steven Slinkard claimed he bought a solid gold watch, later found not as described. Other complaints about their business practices were noted.

Gohd O. Hubbell Frederick Morley Illinois St Steven Slinkard Representati Hubbel Morley

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