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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1905

Page

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Big Four Train Buried In 30-Foot Snowdrift Near Niles

At Fairland five miles north of Niles a Big Four passenger train is buried in a 30 foot snowdrift. Intense cold grips Michigan as rescue efforts begin. Train No. 33 southbound, due in Indianapolis, is believed involved. Crew members from Wabash to Indianapolis include engineer C. M. Deer and fireman W. Riley.

Benton Harbor Indianapolis Fairland Mich Scripps-M'Rre Press Association Detroit Niles Michigan Wabash M. Deer Highland Ave W. &. Riley Omeyst

WIFE WEEPS AS HUSBAND SENTENCED IN PRISON CASE

The trial recalls Adolph Myers, a young man, sentenced to years in a reform school. Curry, defending a friend, argued to save him from prison. Mrs Myers, consumptive, nearly fainted as the proceedings ended and her husband was led away. Witnesses conflicted on key statements.

Curry Mrs. Myers Burroutail Adolph Myers Dudge Alford Joss Boulery Company Galning Geve Myers Gilkimg Myers Lad Leon Corey Daly Myers Hoyen Mos

Trains Struck by Severe Cold Paralyze Kansas Lines

Severe cold spell disrupts rail service across Missouri and Kansas with temperatures plunging to below zero. Major lines Santa Fe Rock Island Missouri Pacific and others report passenger trains delayed or missing and equipment failures due to the storm. Damaged lines wires fractured and cars stranded, six trains reportedly lost in western Kansas. Special schedules attempt to restore service as disruptions continue.

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Claim Against Estate Faces Court Battle Over Heir’s Support

A contest in county court pits Eli A. Moulton against the estate of Wills Moulton over a claim for funds to support Menken and furnish Win Mnie while he is in a state of illness. The case centers on the rightful use of a £90 allowance.

Eli A Wills Moulton Menken

River wrecks dot Ohio ice river flood danger noted

Long dispatch from Louisville recounts violent river ice jams on the Ohio as thaw floods tear apart wharfboats barges and steamboats. Losses include the Te Ller Wanaunk coal barge and New South moorings while other vessels are damaged or washed ashore. A tide rise is predicted with further wreckage as gorges form and ice moves downstream.

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Sun newspaper gains net 1,893 circulation in week

The Sun added 1,972 new city subscribers and 148 in interurban towns, totaling 2,720, while losing 827, yielding a net gain of 1,893 copies daily for the week ending February 11. Signed orders and circulation books are open to advertisers.

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Dentists Carr and Wilson Endorse Sun Publishing

The Sun Publishing Co receives praise from Carr and Wilson Dentists for effective advertising in daily newspapers. They note prudent spending and direct confirmation of strong results, stating they will increase their ad size with the publisher.

Lobby At Work on New Cigarette Bill in House

A Monday introduction of a cigarette bill by Representative Inter parallels parts of the Parke bill while removing its objections. The Legler measure would punish various acts involving cigarettes with penalties up to imprisonment, aligning with Parke in key provisions, and faces swift Senate action.

Inter’s Parke Legler Boman Persnvander Parks di Tien

Indianapolis All Right Growth Through Steady Progress

Our city commentary praises Indianapolis steady growth and strength. Merchants, manufacturers, and associations are urged to maintain current policies, attract factories, and expand interurban transit to boost population and prosperity without new innovations.

Indianapolis United States Commercial Club Board of Trade Merchants’ Association Indianapolia Wittess

Sensational murder case in Pennsylvan ia reported

Bizarre scene described as police probe a young woman's corpse found in a pit at the Union Transfer Company stables. A deep wound across the head suggests foul play. Evidence of trash along the pit and a fresh burial point to a crime staged at the scene. Police pursue leads in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Bcripps-M'Rae Press Association Philadelpula Tondertoin Union ‘Transfer Company Faniper and Chetrysts

Slow Work Delays Engrossing Rail Project Progress

Unclear OCR text depicts slow work on a railroad project with references to a bin, misread words, and delayed progress. The fragment mentions a Monday scene, a president report, and clerks handling tasks but yields vague details about the ongoing boring or construction activity and timing.

Pasengie Tespidte Brossment

Contractor Pierce Sued Over Elevator Shaft Incident

Parker as administrator of Eshwin Love's estate sues John Merea tractor for damages in a government building case. It is alleged Love failed to perform duty on an elevator shaft leading to injuries by a brick drop and other hazards.

Pierce Chrenes BO Parker Eshwin Love John Mere Love Ax

Small Blaze Damages William Koltke Residence

A small blaze occurred Monday injuring no one and causing damage to the home of William Koltke, with an occupant present at the time. The incident resulted in no monetary loss reported.

Awell Wiliam Koltke

Elevation of Tracks At City's Expense Debate Grows

Readings of questions by Marion county lawmakers sparked a debate on who should pay for the track elevation. Senators Hugg Roemler and others argued about dividing costs between railroads and the city, with differing views on private vs public responsibility and the role of the legislature.

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Fatal Wreck Delivers Loss Near Atlanta Indiana

Two cars on the Indianapolis Northern Traction line collided head on near Atlanta Noblesville. Motorman Chas Mowery of Logansport died, city clerk Glenn of Noblesville was seriously hurt, and other details describe injuries to officials in a special dispatch.

Indianapolis Northern Traction Line Atlanta Ind Nobles Ville Chas. Mowery Logansport Glenn Noblesville

Poor Driven by Cold to Seek Aid in Indianapolis

Destitution spikes as Indianapolis endures bitter weather. Charity groups including the Salvation Army and Friendly Inn overflow while the Industrial Home runs near capacity. Volunteers and staff launch rapid, card‑driven relief to assessed families, sending grocery and coal needs to nearby resources.

Orginizations Erancie Salvation Armiv Friendly Inn Aay

Weather Spotter Seeks Aid For Aged Woman In Need

An illand weather note details Mrs Lang a 67 year old in Salvation Army care, left alone in the rain with little income. Neighbors provide food as trustees and city Dispensary aid with coal. A request for county or charity relief is described, highlighting her isolation and dependence on neighbors and ailing health.

Naneyang Wy Fond Moray Karen Veerwood The Salvation Ary Mire Hang Smirion Lang Wales Chowley Wormut Lowe Hee Payan

Rich Men Attack Inheritance Tax Debate in Indiana Senate

Telegraphs and other agencies report a major battle on the Indiana Senate floor Monday morning as supporters and opponents of Senator Wickwire’s inheritance tax bill clash. An amendment by Senator Kimbrough narrows the tax to closer relatives, eroding the measure’s reach. Democrats push to defend wealthy heirs while the Brude bakers and other rich interests appear to oppose the bill.

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