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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1903

Page

2

Leaked Pocketbook Fraud Suspect Nabbed in Lima

I Williams, aliases, arrested in Lima by Postoffice Inspector C Kile for raising money orders. He confessed to decades of fraud, targeting small towns, cashing spoofed orders through merchants. Williams to Toledo for hearing. trial set in Fort Wayne before Judge Anderson.

Williams Lima Postoffice C. Kile United States Kile Lime United States Post Office Department Indianapolis Anderson Richmond Marton Warsaw South Bend Elkhart

Engineer Cuts Off His Foot With Knife in Wreck

Charles John Wood, a Burlington freight engineer based in 3T, Minnesota, demonstrated nerve and presence of mind after his train collided with a switch engine on Sunday. His left foot was trapped between the tender and the engine. he severed it with a knife and crawled clear. He was partly conscious when found and later recovered. doctors expect recovery.

Paul, Minn Charles John ‘Wood Burlington

Angel visits spark Baptist sermon in Vincennes crowd

Walter Clark, 10, preached at the General Baptist church in Vincennes on Sunday night to a large congregation. Six weeks earlier the boy caused a stir by saying an angel told him to begin preaching. He plans to preach in Princeton next Sunday.

Vincennes Ind Walter Clark General Baptist Church Princeton

Man in Jail Sleeps One Week After Conviction

John Fulcher, a Black man, has been asleep a week in his jail cell after conviction for stealing a cow but before sentencing. Doctors, including a hypnotist Dr. Isabelle Harris and an osteopath from Kirkeraville, tried to awaken him without success.

Kansas City Mon Jan John Fulcher Isabelle Harris Kirkeraville

Toy pistols cause city to ban in Virginia

Norfolk January 5 report says thirteen people dead and seven seriously injured from toy pistols in the city and vicinity since Christmas. Mayors of Norfolk Portsmouth and Berkeley order police to confiscate all toy pistols in possession of children. Representative Charles T. Biand introduces a bill prohibiting sale of firearms to anyone under 12 in Virginia.

Norfolk Thia City Portsmouth Berkeley Charles T. Biand

No boxing allowed in Muncie says Governor Durbin

Governor Durbin announced there will be no prize fights in Muncie and has not notified the local police. He opposes boxing contests and has warned they will not be tolerated within the metropolitan police system. Indiana promoters had advertised bouts, but Superintendent Cashmore of the Mantle police force has allowed none to proceed.

Durbin Muncie Jun Metropolitan Police Indiana Page Cashmore Mantle

Breakfast habits of healthy Europeans lessons for Americans

The article argues that Europeans such as Scotch Germans Irene and Italians avoid meat at breakfast. It promotes a simple plan: fruit, Grape-Nuts with cream, one or two soft eggs, a cup of Postum and coffee, plus hard toast. A two day trial is suggested to prove the benefits and make one feel fit.

Professional Bridegroom Charged With Bigamy in Newark Case

New York report outlines Thomas Bruce a geologist and mining engineer accused in New Jersey of bigamy. A wife recounts marriages to several women including Louise Howard and Miss Munnan, with Bruce described as a “professional bridegroom.” His lineage ties to Patrick Henry is noted. Judge Morris to rule on habeas corpus amid claims Bruce inherited $500,000 and kept multiple marriages alive.

New York Thomas Bruce Hartimore Newark Mary Cecila Flannsn Bruce Seventy-nineth St Uniesity Pearl Arnold Huth Deshon Loulex Howand Bruce Richmond Pittsburg Anna Christian New Jersey Louise Howard Old Dominion Munnan Morris United States Court Prof Virginia

Tragedy on the Baltimore & Ohio Train in Columbus

A two month old mulatto girl was found dead tied to the rear car of a Baltimore & Ohio train arriving from Cincinnati. Police seek Richard Boyer, missing since Saturday noon, with unclear motive. Emma Calve engagement reported in San Remo, and several births, deaths, and marriages noted among Columbus residents. Smallpox deaths recorded at City Hospital. quarantines issued for exposed occupants.

Columbus Baltimore & Ohio Cincinnati Richard Boyer Clark & Woyer Aie N. Clinois Emma Calve San Remo Julia Bois Calve New York Boss America John Lemming Kentucky Ave A. Clark

Miners Back at Work in Anthracite Collieries

Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania January 3 For the first time since the miners strike began a force of mine workers returned to work at the collieries Monday morning. Output is expected around 310000 tons with a goal to set January as a record month. Rail cars are ample and shipments to tidewater should be uninterrupted. Mines and collieries are in good condition with minimal delays from damaged workings.

Wilkusbarre Une Coltleries Tidewater

Hill appointed minister to Switzerland in State Department move

Washington January 5 Dr David Jayne Hill first assistant secretary of state named minister to Switzerland Prof Arthur Sherburne Mardy nominated minister to Spain Charles Pageryan named minister to Brazil to be sent to Portugal Francia Loomis, present minister to Portugal, assigned to take Dr Hill's place as US assistant secretary of state Italy

Washington David Jayne Hill Switzerland Arthur Sherburne Mardy Spain Charles Pageryan Brazil Portugal Francia 3 Loomis Hilla Plice Itale

Railroad wage talks delay fringe group wage rise

Railroad unions the Order of Railway Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors met in St Louis to receive company replies to their demand for a 20 percent wage increase. The demand, made December 20, covers every western railway system west of Chicago and seeks higher pay for all members.

Louis Meade Chivam

Alaska gold strike reported near Chicken Creek

U S commissioner Graff writes that a vast gold quartz ledge in Alaska has been traced MM miles in the Forty Mile district near Chicken Creek. He describes the find as the largest strike of the kind ever made in Alaska and notes many messages of gold coming in from Seattle and other points.

Seattle Wash Tan Forty Mile U.S Graff Alaska

Rugged German Hirsh Ottenheimer Dies at 82 in New Jersey

Hirsh Ottenheimer born in Stuttgart in April 186? died at his New Jersey home Sunday night at 82. He came to America about 30 years ago, lived in Cincinnati before settling in New Jersey. Generations of the Ottenheimer family survived him, including his sons Samuel and Henry and daughter Mrs Kaufman and her granddaughter Mrs Segar.

Hirsh Ottenheimer New Jersey Mr. Ottenheimer Stuttgart Germany America Cincinnati Inatanpolis Uttenheiner Utenheiner Samuel Henry Rearta Panay ‘Kautman

Burglary at Bastion Grocery St. Louis Moz Jan 5

Burglars robbed the Bastion grocery store in St. Louis on Monday. A flour sack containing 100 pennies was taken. The event was reported from Mu. Jan 5 and involves a small cash misappropriation. The police investigation is noted but details are limited.

ST. Louis Bastion

Narrow Escape as Daly Family Survives Fire in Brazil

In Brazil Indiana early Monday a fire at John Daly’s home destroyed the dwelling while the Daly family narrowly escaped cremation. A defective honey caused the blaze, and local authorities report the family’s survival with the house lost. Enthusier meeting at a cooperative window glass factory in Muncie attracted several hundred dollars in subscriptions. Local capitalists promise funds once workers’ subscriptions are in. Construction on the new factory may start in the spring.

Brazil Ind John Daly Muncie

Herrick Out for Governor

Myron T. Herrick of Cleveland announces his candidacy for Ohio governor saying he will accept if Republicans ask him to run this year. The report notes his readiness to take on the duties and responsibilities of the office.

Herrick Cleveland Myron T. Herrick Ohio

Bargains In Upright Planes At Baldwin's

Bargains in upright planes advertised as slightly used at Baldwin's. Teaser notice repeats ad copy about sending a notice to THE SUN. Includes address cue Ohio Street and a phone line with a price of zero dollars.

Baldwin

Odell May Become Head Of Big Concern In New York

New York June 5 The political circle again cites Gov Odell declining a gubernatorial nomination and becoming president of Pueblo mail steamship company in New York offices Friends say he will retire after term to head a 20 million concern while continuing party support Also mentions January strawberries harvest in Doublin county North Carolina with shipments northward fetching 1 to 3 a basket

New York Odell Pueblo Mail Steamship Company E. H. Hartiman Southern Pacific Railway Company Pacife Mall Norfolk Voublin County N.C Doublin

Anderson Nabbed in Indiana Elopement Case

SEYMOUR Ind Jan 5 Rome Anderson of Surprise Ind was arrested in Bedford after eloping with a local girl. They were brought back to Seymour as the strike commission prepares to resume hearings. Also notes report a miner killed by a fall west of Brazil Ind and misc local advertisements and notices.

Anderson Seymour Ind Rome Anderson Bedford Brazil San Golden Uadler Elate Here

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