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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1905
Page
3
Berlin reports on January 12 indicate violonist Dan Ebbdellk’s performance Tuesday night drew harsh German critic reviews. Newspapers Wednesday uniformly condemn the recital as a failure with no redeeming points noted by critics.
Injunction may be sought to restrain city from prosecuting the Indiana Gne company in police court. Nineteen charges against the company were continued Wednesday morning and await a court decision. The exact steps to be taken have not been made public and the company has given no announcement of its ultimate purpose. City officials and the company agreed to await the ruling.
The new board of trustees appointed after the old board’s removal met on Wednesday to greet Gay and Hanly. They pledged to keep executive interference out and to manage the institution's affairs with its stated goals in mind. The former board was removed due to neglect of duties.
Mrs Francois Hendecrouw of W Nhithest swore out a warrant for Walter Abell of Indianapolis on charges of obtaining goods by false pretenses. She says the man advertised as a huckster and then ran off with her packed belongings, leaving furniture found later in secondhand stores. Authorities search for Abel.
A joint meeting of the Board of Health and Board of Works discussed payments for experts who conducted an investigation into the city water department led by George Tatler. Indianapolis officials proposed a substantial fee, with city and water company expenses to be reviewed and a further stall meeting planned for March.
The report notes a chaotic sequence as Mr Bryan's actions lead to delays and adjournments. It mentions a grand jury process and formal reversals, with references to Court events in Neby and Wanapaus. The text also covers a separate civil case where Juha R Plath seeks $986000 from Hannah Ellas, with adjournment to allow death sites to produce witnesses.
Chicago January 12 Derothy Deneen daughter of Governor Deneen underwent an appendicitis operation Tuesday afternoon. She slept well Tuesday night and is reported comfortable. The recovery is expected to be steady as she improves.
A wide map shows areas least to most affected by catarrh in the United States. Dr Hartman’s Peruna is promoted as a universal remedy with numerous letters from readers across states praising relief from catarrh and related ailments. The campaign stresses Peruna’s alleged ability to cure catarrh, stomach and bowel issues, and colds, urging nationwide use.
Special to the Sun describes life in the Dominican Republic with vivid contrasts. It critiques complacent travelers and portrays a country where law, order, and governance struggle amid revolution and brutality. It notes ordinary citizens, leaders, and officials, and contrasts open interiors with closed doors and sporadic justice.
A messenger boy linked to the Telegraph-Cable Company faces charges after a package dispute surfaced. Investigators allege he delivered a parcel to a jailed man, while witnesses claim the package never reached its intended recipient. The case involves company manager Samiet and other employees and centers on alleged parcel misdirection and related accusations.
A fragmented report describes a collision involving National Tinplate and Panhandle crews. Multiple large vessels or busters were displaced from their positions after a crash, with metal and debris described as crumbling the wall and affecting surrounding units.
Police report alleges Patrolman Mullen was intoxicated before the point of safety, with charges filed. The department also notes the resignation of Patrolman D P Todd was received.
A disjointed notice describes a senate nomination process with two Paris caucuses, adjournment, and Republican delays. It mentions figures like Thad Talbot and others, and references a temporary speaker and committee actions amid unclear details and scrambled names.
Special to The Sun Paragon Lal Jan 12 The body of Whitaker, 23, a Paragon student at the Military Academy, was found in Victoria weeds with a suspected suicide note. Authorities say he had been missing for several days amid pressures from upper classmates. J S Whitaker, former Morgan County auditor, is the boy’s father and visited Asheville, then returned home.
An 8.1 wedding article notes McFerrian married his eighth wife a girl of about 20. Her duties include visiting the graves of former wives, decorating them with flowers, and tending the post each morning.
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