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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1906

Page

6

Dakota Senator Climber in the Senate Scandal

North Dakota senator Henry Clay Hansbrough emerges as a rising influence in the Senate with ties to Alaska gold mining schemes. The report traces his career from printer to congressman and finally senator, noting his sponsorship of anti alien mining claims amendments and his role in supporting railroad favors. The piece also links Hansbrough to James J. Hill and Alex McKenzie, detailing investigations, court mentions, and political maneuvering within Washington and North Dakota.

Marlex FE Washington United States Senate Henry Clay Hansbrough North Dakota Hansbrough Hfe Hutt California Dakota Territory Congress Senate Congressional Alzeka Thomas W. Carter Montana Alaska Gold Mining Company Capital Stock Arizona Alex. McKenzie James J. Ill Republica Party Cape Nome United States Stewart Nevada Alusia Newe McKenzie Judge Noyes San Francisco Catiet

Destruction in Saratov Prompts Peasant Uprising

Barry G. Pane reports from St. Petersburg on the Saratov province upheaval where peasants have burned nearly 500 estates, expelled noble families, and proclaimed common ownership. The movement targets aristocrats, estates, and livestock with aims tied to Tolstoyan collective rule, sparing bloodshed thus far.

Barry G. Pane ST. Petersburg Saratets Sakharoff St. Peuersburg Baratoff Maine Givan Saratom Ms Grip Saratov Aix L Andlarda Ang Cas Ks

Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer Tuesday January 2 1906

Predictions by Raphael warn of pleasure over business and health risk for those born on this day. A child born in 1806 will lead a quiet life, though outcomes depend on the hour of birth.

Blaine Boy Entering Poultry Business in Elmhurst Illinois

Special to the Sun from Chicago dated January 2 reports Emmons Blaine a 14 year old grandson of James G. Blaine, pupil at Francis W Parker School, announcing his entry into the poultry business with an advertisement in the school paper.

Elmhurst Ilinois The Sun Chicago Emmons Blaine James G. Blaine Francis W. Parker Webster Ave

Emmons Blaine and Company Poultry Venture

Elmhurst shop announces strictly fresh peas and eggs with advance orders by phone. James Emmons Blaine reports his partner is his mother, capital and experience behind a growing poultry business. The story notes school encouragement and a local poultry farm at the Kinburg home, with a humorous aside on Shanghai herb lore.

Emmons Blaine Elmhurst Emmons Esses Hiaine Voys James G. Bisine Manuel Training Department Kin Buret Emmone Blaine

Watchman Prahsuhn Guarded Children and Died Saving Them

Henry Prasuhn a 60-year-old watchman at the Morris Street crossing of the Belt Road died in a train accident while protecting schoolchildren. He had secretly arranged two life insurance policies for his family. Prasuhn, known by West Indianapolis children for safety, had previously lost wealth in a fire and moved from Parke County to Madison and finally Indianapolis. He left a widow in poor health and a large family. funeral was held Monday at Mount Jackson.

Hayard Henry Praeyhn Crvsatog Hero Urat Wiel Hrasubn Prasuliuy Vrasuhn Morris St Belt Road Lite Indianapolis Prasuhn Albert Worm Hagman Trogathgig 2 Prasudt Prasuin Parke County Wren Madison jInd Bolt Railroad Company Jvisi Prasudy Ot Magnan Prashun Mount Jackson

State Hospital Growing Rapidly in Indianapolis Project

The new late Methodist Epacomm hospital at Capitol Ave and Sixteenth St progresses with a central building nearly enclosed. About $15,000 subscribed, $250,000 more needed to finish. spring will see furnishing and completion followed by grounds beautification. Run on business lines with a charity aspect, rooms may be endowed for names. bricks and a stone roll will honor donors. Promoters expect large future donations, with subscriptions to be collected by spring.

Eptacomm!t Losvital Capitol Ave Sixteenth St Indianapolis Ehitect Bhasolf Seabee Worth League Methodists

Meat Shipments Rush to Germany Under New Duty

Special to The Law reports a race from Chicago packing houses to German ports with a Feb. 1 deadline. Goods shipped after that date cannot reach Germany in time under the current law. German merchants seek large American meat stocks before the new duty raises prices, creating a high-stakes rush unseen in peacetime.

Hiastory Chicago Germany Piantie

Lyons Now Broke in Toronto Bank Robbery Case

Lyons, an old time bank robber and former partner of the late Jimmy Hoye, was jailed in Toronto after a recent arrest tied to a green goods swindle. Identified by an old jaw wound and missing tooth, he described himself as Absah ndor M. Cummings and claimed poverty while appealing for punishment. He appeared as a physical wreck in shabby dress and was remanded for a week.

Toronto Jan Net Lyons Jimmy Hoye James Tierney Brooklyn Leone Lyons Absahndor M. Cummings Merney Ty T Tyris Morney Lout Meng

Two Extremes In Baby Care Discussed

A young mother has not worn stockings on her baby and the infant pads about barefoot. The article notes a shift from overclothing in the past to a trend toward minimal dress, reflecting broader debates on infant care without graphic detail.

Vigilant Police Clamp Down on Saloons and Hotels

Chief Robert Metzger orders increased surveillance of saloons and hotels tied to alleged improper rooms used as sleeping spaces. Sergeants inspect rooms while the force aims to shut down establishments frequented by young women. Myrtle Lawson, 15, was arrested for frequenting a local motel, raising concerns over safety near Washington Street.

Robert Metzger Metzger Unevarke + van Stetzyrr Gino Myrtle Lawson O. E Smith E. Washington Sue JN Blackford St

Charles Yerkes Will Distributes 15 Million Estate

Chicago probate records disclose Charles Yerkes will leaving about 15 million dollars. Widow Mary Adelaide Yerkes receives 4,000,000 plus household effects. Charles T. Yerkes Sr. gets 4,000,000. Bessie Rondotioa daughter also 4,000,000. Ethel Yerkes and Clarence Yerkes' daughter receive 2,000 each. Other relatives inherit 20,000 to 40,000. University of Chicago to receive 100,000.

Charles Yerkes Scrippa-McNane Press Association Chicago Mary J Adelaide Yerkes Charles T. Yerkes Bessie Rondtotia Ethel Yerkes Clarence Yerkes University of Chicago

West Lind Bachelors Club Forms in Swaven Ward

Special to the Sun reports in Swaven Conn that the West Lind Bachelors club has formed in the Third ward. Members listed include Janes Bohan Jamon Carter Thomad Maloney Prkc Mvlingt ward Kelly deren Howkett Walter Faughwon James Barry Paul Misene hardt Jonn Bernd McNell James Wynne John Kelly Joseph Meade. First meeting notes dangers of matrimonial estate with a rule depriving members seen with nonrelatives and a banquet obligation. A novice roster and notice to report violations were published.

Conn West Lind

Burglar Takes Advice In Fractured Springfield Scene

A fragmented Springfield report describes a burglar entering a home and the resident awakening to a bizarre scene. The text notes a well known attorney and an odd assortment of items found in the room, suggesting a peculiar modus operandi and motive.

Springfield Mass Jen Stuart Hietien Tvs

Strenu ous hint rattles readers in rustic slang

In a Chicago Nowa style snippet Duncleigh and Mina Caustique discuss a grim case of death by a calf. The exchange, filled with quirky spellings and dramatic barbs, centers on a sensational rumor about a beasty accident and provincial reactions.

Duncleigh Mina Caunthise Misa Caustique Dudeleigh Chicago

Bear terrorizes Berkshire Hills in New England visit

In Windsor Connecticut on January 28 a man from Becker Maine and a woman named Murphy reported a bear seen near a spring. The bear sat on its haunches washing its face and frightening locals as people fled with a dropped pail and alarm.

E Winsted Conn Mre John Murphy Becker Muna Berkshire Hills Brain

Rag Dolls At A Profit In Small Town Near Oswego

A pair of women in a small town near Oswego embark on doll making, turning the craft into a thriving business. They create tag dolls and grow a sizable establishment with artists painting the dolls while the makers assemble the bodies, gaining profit without capital or formal education.

Oswego Yahye Aeldont

STANDARD TEA AND GROCERY CO WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT ADDRESSES

A list of store locations and addresses for STANDARD TEA AND GROCERY CO in multiple streets and avenues. Includes Wholesale Department offices at 2 Washington Street and 2 New Jersey Street E Court Cranch Stores, along with numerous other branches and prompt delivery to all parts.

Standard Tea and Grocery Co Washington-st New Jersey E. Court Cranch N. Delawrre-st Oho Shelby-st Fountain E. St. Chir-st Alabama-st Mur Ael Square Meridian-st S. Meridian-st E. Washington-st W. Washington-st West Prospecta EL Washington-st Arsenal

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