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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1898

Page

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Gen Ficquart exposes Dreyfus case amid tense Paris trial

In Paris a heated Zola trial scene unfolds as Gen Billot orders legal action against a lawyer and Col Piequart accuses Esterhazy figures of manipulating justice. Witnesses discuss the bordereau and Dreyfus guilt, with protests and courtroom clashes signaling deep national stakes.

Paris Gen. Billot BM. Courat Zola Col. Picauart Cal Viequart Dsterhazs Col. Piequart Pienuart Thad Gel Piequart MO Labori Col Pitenirt Fsterhazy Jasterhazy Tsim Jim Campnarison Bardereau Drevir Esterhazy Esterhany Gonyve Issterhuszy Wclair Col. Plequary Spectateurs Cannam Anel Piequart Henri Lith Igne Cal Piequart M. Tenti Col Piequart Wwenri Lauth Griebelin Esterhasy Maj Paty de Glam Dreyfus Esterhagy M. Labori M. Henri Witeess M. de Mange

Bryan Has Struck Gold In His Silver Advocacy Tale

In Tancoln Nebraska on February 12 W J Bryan pursues silver zeal by acquiring suburban land and drilling a well. An expert produced black sand claimed as gold bearing but Bryan stopped short, preferring not to acknowledge a gold mine. Other similar low grade ore finds are noted nearby.

Tancoln Neb W. J. Bryan Mr. Bryan

Contested Republican county committee session ends in tone

The credentials committee met Friday night and Saturday morning in criminal court room to settle seven contested places. James T. Layman Michael Steinhauer Cash C Wadley George Batchelor and Co i Thornton served as members. The lively session featured spell-binders and sharp rhetoric as precinct 10 ward 13 saw Links Ferguson's man John Ballard defeat M Greer, ending Mageer’s hold on the song pole. Chairman Sauley thanked committeemen and apologized for the workload.

Republican County Committee Criminal Court Room James T. Layman Michael Steinhauer Cash C. Wadley George Batchelor Co. i. Thornton Sauley Chas. Beger M. Greer Links Ferguson John Ballard Mgger

Indianapolis 36-Hour Weather Forecast Summary

Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity covers 36 hours ending p m February 13. Conditions indicate fair weather with Saturday night and Sunday turning warmer. Temperatures recorded include 7 o clock Saturday at 34 degrees noon Saturday at 35 degrees and 2 pm Saturday at 36 degrees.

Indianapolis

Man jailed after damaging charity provisions basket

C W Hill of 725 S Capitol Ave resented a Flower Mission Society basket for his wife housing a boarder. He returned Friday, stomped the provisions on the floor, and was sentenced by Police Judge Cox to one dollar and 30 days in the workhouse.

C. W. Hill S. Capitol Ave Flower Mission Society Cox

Local Veterinary and Tailor Ads Reflect City Services

Dr W B Craig veterinary surgeon lists dogs treated at Wood's stable with contact numbers 1095 or 193. Worth dentist operates at Corner old Seventh and Illinois streets. Jones the tailor offers suits at 13.60 and trousers at 2.30 at Metropolitan prices during progress laundry period.

W.B. Craig Wood's Stable

Mayor Taggart vetoes boxing ordinance in Indianapolis

A boxing and sparring ordinance was returned unsigned by Mayor Taggart who opposed a law requiring police presence and feared abuse and brutality. He previously supported limited scientific sparring for points, favoring supervised bouts, but now doubts a vetoed measure could pass over his objections.

Taggart the Sun Indianapolis SUN Tresgart Taseart

Receiver 15 Wanted In Newspaper Trust Dispute

A petition seeks a receiver for Guten here company publishers of the Daily Telegraph and German papers Volksblatt and Sunday Spattvogel. John B. Jeup and Bernard T. J. Deup ask for relief over alleged policy changes, mismanagement, and stock control by Harry Q. Thuchum August Woerner and Fred J. Stricheck.

Gutenhere Company Daily Telegraph Volksblatt Spattvogel John B. Annag Bernard T. J. Deup Delawirest Harry QO. Thuchum August Woerner Fred J. Stricheck Thhey John B. Jeup Perpe Reup Harvey Smith & Kerbly John W. Kern Charles Barrett

Lincoln Memorial Service Planned at College Avenue Church

In memory of Lincoln the G A R Sons of Veterans and Women's Relief Corps unite for a Lincoln memory service at College Avenue Baptist Church Sunday afternoon at 3 Velock The sermon on Lincoln will be preached by Rev Calvin A Fare Governor Mount has been asked to preside.

Frayer Presbyterian Baptist Congregational Methodist Emil Wulsehner Roberts Park Church Emil Wulschner Home Missions C. J. Buchanan Foreign Missions C. Hanna Loois White Ecclesiastes Irs J. FF. McCrea Lincoln Sons of Veterans and Women's Relief Corps College-ave. Baptist Church Velock Calvin A. Fare Mount

Cure stomach and bowel troubles relief program

Ladies only afternoon and evening sessions offered at 2931 Capitol Ave by Mary Cleveland Stone MD. Advertising notes Robesound blankets and straw merchandise from Strawmyer and Nilius at 37 Monument Place. Washington Bouquet Cigar advertised by local dealer.

Capitol Ave Mary Cleveland Stone M. D Robesound Blankets Atiowest Pricds Strawmyer

Spaniards criticise Woodford for slow response

Washington reports a tense Spain US exchange centered on the De Lome affair. Woodford is blamed for delaying a recall demand and for tone that seemed to justify Spain. Sagasta in Madrid expresses satisfaction, while Havana notes public attention to the incident. A custody ruling in Kate Dawson case concludes with the mother granted permanent custody. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad closes the page.

Tiis Deame Spain Dea Lome Woodford Washington Tonet Ap Abadi Sagasta NEW ORK Madrid Ainister Woodford de Lome Speasta State Department Dev Spitin New York The Herald Senor Gallon Senor Mareat United States Lee Havana Consul Lee Afr la Lucha CORT Tech de Jame Con. Woodford Gen. Woodford Cabbinet

Wild gunbattle as constable chased suspect’s family

In Vanceburg Kentucky on February 12 constable Charles Crapper and a deputy raided Payne Ridge home of Crow on a chicken theft charge. Mrs Crow and two daughters fired revolvers wounding the deputy and Mary Crow, while Crow fled after a knife attack on the constable. The deputy was wounded, the constable shot Mary Crow dead, and the assailants rode away amid further threats.

Vanceburg Charles Crapper Esculapia Springs Crow Payne Ridge Here Mary Crow Ais Dune Crow Mhacker Mary Cyow Mr. Crow

Governor decries rouble fears in Daviess county fight

Gov. Mount disputed sensational reports of conflicts between home and imported workers in Daviess County. He warned that concealed weapons are illegal and urged disarming the black miners if needed. The labor commission was kept informed, while local authorities downplayed the menace. Five black miners reportedly held Washington’s police at bay last Saturday, prompting white arming fears.

Mount Ile Flo Indiana Washington Tors

Woman Nearly Dies In Alleged Suicide Attempt

Mrs Clara Baker of New York is reported to have attempted suicide at her residence. Morphine poisoning was suspected but denied by the patient who said she had taken none. an antidote was administered and a prior attempt was noted. The clinician and household occupants described a tense scene with strained marital relations.

Clara Baker Willoughby Block New Yorkest Counle Baoy Rhoades Tris

Unlicensed physicians face prosecution and local notices

City board of health vows prosecution of unlicensed doctors. Banquet planned at Ten Harrison camp. S of V hosts Saturday night event with meals for attendees. Board of works to begin park assessment fixes. Dr Lucas topics at Sixth Christian church cover Personal Possibility in morning and Lincolns difficulty in evening. Art association expresses thanks for home artists exhibit coverage. Several well stocked hen roosts raided in West Indianapolis with losses listed. Marriage imminent for Otto Miller and Bertha Steinbauer. Miller family entertains at cards and dancing. Della Spain seeks divorce from Allen H. Spain notes imprisonment in Ohio.

City Board of Health Harrison Camp S. of V Tenison Board of Works Lucas Sixth Christian Church T Lincoln Art Association Indianapolis George Wr. Robinson W. Morris-st J. Davis W. Morris Otto Miller Bertha Steinhauer Della CG Spain Allen HL Ohio State Penitentiary

Mrs Delia Jones Praises Bull's Cough Syrup Five Years Use

Granville New York resident Mrs Delia M Jones commends Dr Bull s Cough Syrup declaring five years of best effects for her family. The note ends with a nudge to feed Jones Dustless Oats to horses.

Delia M. Jones Granville N. Y

Rescue Across the Atlantic as Veendam Sinks

The Veendam, a 2767 ton liner, foundered off the Atlantic after striking a submerged wreck on February 7. Captain Stonger ordered the ship scuttled as St Louis rescued 212 passengers and crew in a three hour transfer, with no loss of life and praise for the American sailors.

St. Louis Randall Lyess Veendam Stonger Jaler Atlantic Rotterdam New York

Street Car Heaters Fined For City Ordinance Violation

Judge Cox fines the Cit izes Street railroad company for failing to heat cars below 20 degrees, with an affidavit from William C. Bull pointing to car No. 670 on the N Pennsylvania line. Weather data and car heater inspections cited, an order had been issued, and the case was appealed. Other notes include jail discharge of Louis McCoy, releases of Noah Banes and two others, Columbia club officers named, and a Baptist church plan to extend a wall for Rev. Villers of Syracuse who preaches Sunday. ad for Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup and Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets sold locally.

N. Pennsylvania St Wappenhans Tull Bull Supt Lewis Neah Louis McCoy McCoy Noah Banes Hinshaw Thomas Kelly Bert Williams

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gen Ficquart M. Deliange Mathieu Dreyfus M. de Monge M. Laborin M. de Menge M. de Manze M. Labor Tully M. Henri Tr Rang M. Jaurves Chamber of Deputies M. Zola AM. Jaures Chaunselor Dreyfus Bordereau Eavy Port Meterhaay Atonday Bryan Wehateer Gutenberg Company Telegraph Washington Boquet U.S W Wroodford de Home de Tome Kate Dawson Fler Samuel Hood F. L. Herrington E. Marketst Dispensary Jones Street Car Company Columbia Club Franklin Hays Daniel M. Ransdell Horace F. Wood Charles Latham First Baptist Church Thomas J. Villers Syracuse Villers
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