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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1906

Page

5

Oil King's Wife Assassinated by Coachman

The wife of California oil magnate Charles Canfield, Mrs. Canfield, was killed by her former coachman Morris Buck after he demanded $3600. Buck faced servants at the Canfield residence and fired twice, mortally wounding her before being captured. Canfield was away in Mexico. the case draws out the romantic, controversial history of the oil fortune.

Dal San Ples Chas A. Feneral Leater California Oil Morris Elma Tsam Canfield Telne Mira Can | Ly Mae Canfeld Buck Canfield Transior California Beck Charles Cunfirl Mexico Rhrowgh

Haunted House Tale Ends In Roof Revelation

In a diary style narrative a skeptic narrator and Horace pursue a haunting rumor in an old house. They deploy a French scholar and psychical researchers to probe, finally climbing to the roof where startling evidence or shadows are found above the chamber.

Norace Psychical Research Society Mrs. Besant Theosophiste Thad Horace Giles

What Ails The Mails By Jas C Keller Ex President L C C

The article discusses postal service reforms urging the Postmaster General to propose lower mail transport rates than the legal maximum. It argues lawmakers and railroads thwart reform, with Sen Vilas once pushing for reductions while Congress resisted. The author calls for responsible action to protect public interests.

Jas. C. Keller National Association of Letter Carriers United States Wm. F. Vilas Wisconsin Senate Cleveland Mons Werg Congress Vilas Shnath Vostmatter Hint

Mrs Duke Seeks Peace as Divorce Case Nears Trial

New York February report says James B Duke and wife Lillian near reconciliation and settlement, with negotiations likely to prevent a divorce trial. Both reportedly cautious about making first move, while astrologer readings and personal testimonies reveal strains and accusations at Duke farm in New Jersey and at Lillian Duke's sixty-eighth street home.

New York James B. Duke Lillian Pitney Newark American Toharcy “Company

Dentist like Nature on Alaska mountain sheep gift

Special to The Sam San Francisco February 2. James dom reports a mountain sheep shot by Andrew Eagle son copper prospector in Copper valley along the Nizana river. The inner jaws show 113 teeth with a gel-like metallic coating. Dillman preserved the jaws and dentists confirm a nearly pure metal covering that could not be imitated. He plans to donate portions to President Roosevelt and the Smithsonian Institute.

Francisco James” Dom Ruttute L. C. Dillman Beatle Andrew Eagleson Copper Valley Nizana River Seatlre Dillman Roosevelt Smithsonian Institute Washington, D. C

Mystery parrot room reveals hidden chamber and tragedy

Horace exclaims as the group opens a hidden panel to a small lit room. A gray African parrot, starved and bound, eyes them and utters a fragment of French before convulsing and dying.

Horace Oyselves

Conference of Indiana Bricklayers Discuss Control of Work

A Sunday gathering of brick layers from across Indiana met at Brick layers hall to consolidate interests and seek control of nearly all work in the state. Officers included George Watson of Spent Bricklayers Union No 3, Henry Hag srman of Ft Wayne union, and Harry Bowen of Alexandria union.

Indiana

Judge Stubbs Addresses Boys at Rescue Meeting in City

The second of eight Boys' Sunday rescue meetings was held at the 36 6 A. Building on N. Tinofsst. Judge Stubbs of the juvenile court spoke to about 400 attendees. An entertainment is planned at the angelation building on Wednesday for those who attended all meetings. The third serial starts next Sunday.

Stubbs Angelation

Kissed the Bride First in a Distant Track Finish

A hazy race report notes Fisking won after trailing by a long distance. His streetcar training helped him close the gap and clinch the victory as time ran out. The fragment hints at a dramatic finale and the racer’s unconventional preparation.

Fisking

Public interest grows in medicines of known composition

A 19th century notice praises Dr Pierce of Buffalo for publishing full ingredient lists of his medicines. It asserts public demand for knowledge of what is swallowed and highlights the Golden Medical Discovery and related tonics. A pamphlet with standard medical authorities endorsing ingredients is mailed free on request.

R. V. Piarce Buffalo N. Y Dr. Perce Watt Pamphiatas Pierce Piares Rowela Cuce

Roatan fashion adviser warns about neck posture

A Roatan fashion authority counsels a Jeirt to lift hair high and tilt the chin to boost appeal, warning that failure could lead to self harm. The Meinl report notes France 1504 births exceed deaths by a modest margin, with figures indicating excess births over deaths.

Moe Meinl France

WHIRLING SOCIETY PROFILES AND REGAL NOBS IN JASPER

The Jasper News notes a social whirl with three parties in the past week. Ethyle Robison was at Mr Smiths, and a pound supper at Mr Harts. Younger guests gathered at Mr Ballards Saturday night for games as the town watches society unfold.

Society

Firefly Showwarming Dances To Acorn Cricket Band

Misses Fire-Fly hosted a showwarming this evening with dancing to music by the Acorn cricket band. Patrons reported lively crowds, lighthearted chatter, and a festive mood as the butterfly diary notes capture a whimsical local gathering.

Fire-Fly Acorn Chy

What Trade Shall the Boy Learn

A discussion of printer’s apprenticeship and the path from entry to journeyman status. It describes union oversight, four year process, probationary membership, dues, benefits, and pay variability among printers, with emphasis on the evolving pay scales and training highlights.

Tommy

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