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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1906

Page

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State moves to oust Indiana Secretary Storms

The state pursues civil action and grand jury inquiry into Secretary of State Daniel E. Storms. Subpoenas issued. transcript demand from Capital National Bank refused. Court filing likely in Marion County Circuit Court. civil case could last about 11 days while grand jury probes related facts.

Batunay Daniel B. Storms Caneeral Gov Hanly Aintmit Marlon Girevit Daniel EB. Storms Witesses Capital National Bank Storms Aveoval Prand Storms Iis Rght Blale Storms Stormon Sinens

Girl in police court case postponement seeks bail

Rhéa Marquis, a young girl arrested by detectives, had her case in police court continued on Saturday. She, hopeful to avoid trouble, has engaged a lawyer who is attempting to secure bail. She is charged with taking a number of articles from her employer.

Rhéa Marquis

Health Inspectors Told to Wear Uniforms

Dr Eugene Buehler calls health inspectors to Sunday meeting to outline expected uniforms. Proposed attire includes blue denim, sack coats with brass buttons and sergeants caps bearing the words Health Inspector.

Eugene Buehler Elty Saniinvisa

Morales Ready to Resign if Allowed to Leave Santo Domingo

A Santo Domingo cable from the de facto government reports President Morales offered to resign if permitted to depart the country. The message notes the regime will likely accept his departure as a condition. In Kentucky a guard’s pistol discharged during work on a culvert, killing Marshal Kirbig. In Elkhart Indiana, Mrs Seth Jones Sr., 65, a prominent clubwoman, died suddenly from paralysis.

Scripps-McRae Press Association Warhington State Department Santo Domingo Morales Statl Scrippa-McRae Press Association Boottville Marshal Kirbig

Escaped patient found dead after hospital escape

John Hanna, 45, delirious after surgery, left county hospital with a tube in his side and walked a mile in freezing weather before collapsing and dying. He was found by a policeman near the route he took. Weather was below freezing at the time.

John Hanna crippa-Melae Prens Annociating Chicago John Hanes County Hospital Arliceman

Loveland May Face Philippine Judgeship Bid

A. L. Lawshe reportedly joined Landis in pushing for a Philippine judgeship for HB Loveland of Peru Elev district. A cable from the Philippines to Lawshe in Peru forwarded to Governor Wright and Congressman Landis suggests no firm promise, but the lobbying continues amid Loveland and Loveland brothers political gain.

A. L. Lawshe Landis Manager Phillanines HB Loveland Peru Elevdoth Wright Fastal Vandis Loveland Tme Lawshe Lovekind Helpius Xew Tern Jy Congress Jy Congress Tor Faindig Cuapalan Io Sdid Chat Lunes Mae Prati Lovéland Bob Oveland Caraudis

Mob Demanus A Prisoner In Neighboring Fire Incident

A man named Tadaran faced a mob threatening severe actions after a fire at a neighbor’s house on December 25. Police intervened as about 20 onlookers pressured officers, with arson suspected due to closet contents and signs of another fire. The suspect, later charged with loitering, denied the arson claim and the case was continued while detectives investigated.

Hullarati Nis Cage Fre

Revocation Set Aside in City Liquor Case

Ed Biger operated a saloon at Wabagh and Yelawarests without a license and was arrested for selling liquor without permit. The case, heard in police court, led to dismissal after Judge Whalton ruled the mayor had no jurisdiction and set aside the revocation. Hanford Atkins owned the saloon, allowing business to resume.

Ed Biger Wabagh Yelawarests Holzman Biser Hanor Hanford Atkins Thomas Whalton Elser

Murderer Shoots Wife Then Kills Himself in Chicago Alley

In an alley near Buckingham Place Chicago, Mrs Carl Almburg an insurance broker was shot and killed by J E Moeller a long time friend of the family who then killed himself The bodies lay side by side and Alm burg identified his wife before breaking down Police found a card bearing C C Almburg which led to the Almburg residence where he learned his wife was missing Moeller a traveling salesman had known the Almburg family for years The husband offered no motive for the crime

SerippacWcRae Brean Annociation Chicago Aj Dirk Alley Buckingham Place Carl O. Almburg C. C. Alm Burg Alm-'burg Moeller Almburg Moeldy

Murder Shocks Chicago Wife of Executives Dies After Wounding

Mrs Arthur W Gentry 24 wife of a factory executive is stabbed to death in her Chicago home after a man dressed in widow’s clothes fled the scene. Dr Sayid Dougherty found the body with a deep throat wound as police probe a possible robbery or romance motive. News follows recent local suicides heightening citywide fear.

Scripps iscHae Press Annoctor Chicago Chia Arthur W. Gentry Wreatien Caivernal and Tridins Mapply Company Gentry Tate Carl Almberg John 4 Moeller

Beaumont Jail Yard Death Sparks Guarded Confrontation

In Beaumont Texas a jail yard death occurred when officers shot and killed a man accused of plotting to attack a prisoner after his daughter’s murder sentence. Authorities say the attacker fired first as guards attempted to restrain him during the tense incident following a prior 50 year conviction.

Scrippas Beaumont Tex H. Holder Cometanin Brother Offcers William Gregerson Holder Gregorson Ruby Gregerson Jwan

New Steamer Laguna Reported Lost Off Mobile

The Mexican schooner Laguna valued at 3000 dollars sails from Mus Point with lumber for Colon on its maiden voyage. Crew of 12 men, most married, believed lost after capsizing in the Caribbean Sea near Mobile Alabama on January 6. Civic League of Crawfordsville incorporated with directors listed.

Defippa Icre Freym Mobile Ala Laguna Mous Point Colon Panama Carribean Sea

Smith Acquitted In Prohibition Saloon Case In Indianapolis

A jury of business men acquitted Dan Smith on a charge tied to the Nichols Inn law restricting patrons to members or immediate family. The trial highlighted anti drinking activity and ongoing prosecutions of saloon operators since the Prohibition slumming committee report.

In & Sende Indianapolis Pelce Dan Smith Smith Nicholson Inn Perdons Tauer Raan Irito Wrete Wyner FL. Lennox J. Airmuss Garrett A. Archibald W.N. Shori Carl Shank A. Davis Kenry Burgheim Horace Comsinck Gos Haheh WL. Reisoner RF Catterson Mop. Smith Prohibities Henry Speen John Ruckelshans Criss Connachy

Some Courts Are Luxuries Reports From Justices

A distorted 1900s style report notes many sessions taxed by assaults and drunkenness and records several judges noting slow business. New Albany shows convictions for assault and battery and drunkenness, while Lockport charges include disturbing a meeting and battery.

Bureau of Winds Alex New Albany

Moving Scenery Shown At Daly Banquet In Chicago Auditorium

Attendees from Indianapolis included Mark of Very Four and Mokerwh of the bb. & Wa. The dining room simulated a drag car with moving scenery and bell signaling the start. E G McCormick stood in for absent toastmaster George T Nicholson as J D B Cockrum spoke.

C.F. Daly Chicago Bb. & Wa Indianapolis Auditorum Georgy T. Nicholson E. G. McCormick Traie Harriman Interests J. DB. Cockrum

Man Hides After Train Kills Horse at Crume Crossing

Police seek a man after a C H D passenger train struck a horse hitched to a buggy at the Crume 1 crossing Friday night. The horse died, the rig overturned, and the man crawled free then fled down the street amid confusion. Report notes another ad for new pianos and horse feed nearby.

Crume#1 SSS New Pianos Wuigenner

Funeral of Dr. Lehman Dunning Held in City

A funeral service for the late Dr. Lehman Dunning was held Saturday afternoon at 130% N Philadelphia St. Rev H W Kelloggs of Central-age Methodist Episcopal Church delivered the sermon. Interment was private at Crown Hill. Memorial mass meeting at Indiana Medical College praised Dr. Dunning’s contributions.

Lehman ‘H. Dunning Pennsylvania St H. W. Kelloggs Methodist Episcopal Church Dun Ning Ty Crown HI Indiana Moedient College Henry James Od Dunning Indianapolis Medical Society Washington J. B. Mullaily Mi. C. A

Gas Ordinance Declared Legal After Judge Ruling

A Nebraska judge ruled a city gas ordinance legal after challenges claiming police coercion and mayoral orders. The measure, designed to charge $10 more per lamp beyond the gas company’s franchise, was upheld by Judge Sutton despite opposition from opponents who argued improper expenditure authority.

Omaha Neb Sutton Itegal Ga Company Ite

Delay Sought in Sherrick Prosecution Before Wilbern Wilam

The state seeks a continuance in the criminal case of David E. Sherrick former auditor of state. Prosecutor Charles Benedict will request extra time when the case returns before Special Judge Wilbern Wilam on Monday January 6. The move follows the quashing of three counts and ongoing debate over delaying action to repair the prosecution.

David E. Sherrick Wilbern Wilam Charles P. Benedict Hhorrick Wilzop Inter Ale Sherrick W Bo Wickard

Porch Climber Foiled At Attorney McCrea Home

A porch climber was discovered at 7 Yelowk Friday night in the residence of Attorney Frank McCrea. He fled through a window onto the porch as Mr. McCrea investigated. Two items on a room table were missed. the thief escaped unseen. Elsewhere burglars pried open the front door of the Woman's Exchange at 220 Pennsylvania Street, taking little beyond a small change and missing a $10 cash drawer.

Frank McCrea McCrea Pennsylvania-st

Bryan Advises Filipinos in U S News Cable

Reports from Manila state the United States envoy urged Filipinos to trust America’s deal. The message, rebroadcast from diplo matic channels, described local unrest as unfounded and called for peaceful relations.

Serippa-Meltae Drens Association Manila Dui United States Poxpitte Fraunette Philippines Heya Ae Negros Addense Cnted

Secretarieship contest roils Indiana Republican State Committee

The Republican State Committee in Indiana discusses the secretaryship race with several candidates including Ellis the present secretary and Ninth district chairman. Indianapolis-sourced contenders include Chartier, Hares, Yoe Tevingwon, and others amid an unsettled scramble.

Lee Ellis Indianapolis Hurst Jelles General Assembly Marion Anpefior Court Willim E. Davie Edward Goodnow Legansport State Statistician Fewell Case County Marion Indiana Sand Tod Indiana Baling St. Louis Marton Chronicle Julian D. Hesate ohalHinat Foe Colleetinn Nike Hagate Dyenelito

Attorney General Eyes Grant County Tax Settlement Action

The Attorney General proposes aiding Grant County to collect taxes and settle a long running suit over a road receiver’s certificates. The county treasurer seeks settlement before another $10,000 is paid, with plans to sue the road in federal court if out of court terms fail.

Grinrad Charles HV ST Telac Grant County Ebm Delaware Sfiuml Pountisa

Hotel Clerk Foils Bogus Swindle By Gooch Confession Follows

In a Chicago case, suspect Gooch faced hotel and bank swindle schemes tied to Indianap olis and Columbus routes. Detec tives Bray Gerber and Trimpe traced a plan to cash checks and steal credit, with a hotel clerk trapping him at the Stubbin's hotel. Police say a telegram to the Union Trust exposed the fraud, leading to his confession.

Martyn Grech Dretel-beglevind Chicago Edward Bray Gerber Trimpe Cor Indianaport Stubbin's Hotel Grelumbia National Bank Gooch Rome Denison House Colountta Natrnad Bank Indianapetta GR Heine Et Weal Whet Union ‘Trust Company Chivagi

Tragic car accident described as investigation continues

The article recounts a man claiming his father fell from a moving car while watching a stunt in a stadium. Witnesses Miss Lacey M. Stanley and Dy J. Nickerson say the man had spoken of housesitting on N. Pennsylvania Avenue shortly before the incident. Authorities continue the investigation and inquiry into the events surrounding the crash.

Dorey Arul Huut Wien Gulag Lacey M. Stanley Dy J. Nickerson Concent Payne N. Pennsylvanias The Cornune

Magnates Confer in Ohioon Prospects of Consolidation

An Indianapolis visit by a Cincinnati group including ex mayor Julius Fleischmann WW Kealey Schoept and We 8 Rowe of the First National Bank, with Hugh McGowan of the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal, discussed unifying Ohio and Indiana transit under one management. The officials departed for Cincinnati at 2 pm, with McGowan's secretary noting no clear significance yet.

Indianapolis Cincinnati Jxirt Julius. Fleischmann Kealey Schoept Cincinnati Traction Ming We 8 Rowe First National Bank of Cincinnati Hugh McGowan Indianapolis, ‘Traction and ‘Terminal Company Heeton Pamor Motion Fens of Ohio Inidigna McGowan

Alleged Hazer Acquitted In Naval Academy Case

Rear Admiral Baids, head of the naval academy, reported Stephen Decatur Jr of Portsmouth, an NHL figure, was acquitted in the alleged hiring of Jason McCrary of Calvertie Texas and Gaylor D. Church of New Att. The事件 remains to be resolved in the broader inquiry into personnel actions at the academy.

Hazer Scrippe-Meline Prean Annuelation Ansapolis Mire Baids Naval Academy Stephen Decatur, Jr Portamouth NHL Jasoc Nv McCrary Calvertie Tex Gaylor D. Church New At

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