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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1905
Page
2
Spenser Kelly the baritone attracted a large crowd at Fair Bank Montsy night with Welty's encouragement. A fireworks display and patriotic airs by the orchestra were planned for Tuesday night with Mr. Kelly singing.
Coroner Henry Tutewiler pushes a free bathhouse project at Northweasternave aided by Fall creek donors. He aims for a midweek completion and may expand to South-side if council inaction continues. City council debates bathhouse proposals, street improvements, and franchise changes while managing other urban needs.
Port Arthur in miniature anchors a dramatic pyrotechnic show at the baseball park. Warships and the Japanese fleet glare over a made city as shells booms and fireworks light the night. A parade of natives and soldiers, a faux hospital, and a Niagara Falls art piece captivate crowds during Indianapolis night with mayor Holtzman’s likeness.
A poem urged to revive Jeffersons Declaration to match current rights. It laments urban squalor and greed, calling for a renewed charter that enshrines equality and freedom against monopolistic power and social injustice. It invokes sacrifice and public duty to curb economic domination.
News briefs from Indiana towns report deaths, injuries, and local events. Rev Daniel Markiey is reported dead in Fort Wayne, a fatal or serious incident is noted in Terre Haute and Fort Wayne. In Muncie several men were hurt in an unspecified incident. Greensburg reports a $900 theft from a lumber company. Martinbyville notes a sidewalk fall with serious injuries. South Bend records the death of 12 year old Thepinus Witterringer from tetanus after a gunshot wound to the hand.
Wm T Carey of the St. Louis Mirror returns home after a week with Joan Poirier and family at 127 Jefferson-ave Stoke Misa Alma Dorman visits Martinsville to stay with her brother I L Dorman on E Pike St. Many townsfolk travel for vacations and holidays. engagements announced for Miss Jeasie Henthorne and Harry S Anderson with a July wedding.
A street car collision killed a woman and left her granddaughter Pauline Delligan injured. The Western Winter convention at Winona Lake was postponed to July 10.
Cleveland on July 4 reports the body of the late Secretary of State Hay will lie in the Chamber of Commerce until Wednesday morning when it is moved to Lake View Cemetery for burial. Four soldiers guard the casket. President Roosevelt will arrive from Oyster Bay at 4 pm Wednesday and stay until 8 pm before returning to Oyster Bay.
Dr Behenck and Dr Punkhouser of Hobbs dispensary were summoned to Marie Callier’s home at 198 Senate Ave Monday night to treat a girl feared poisoned. Miss Callier and another girl Eve Jackson were present. Physicians said Mina Collier was not in a serious condition.
Indiana Epworthians numbering about twenty to two hundred travel by special train from Chicago to Denver for the International Epworth League gathering. The group will proceed by the Chicago Northwestern and Union Pacific lines to reach the event.
The cotton market in Liverpool opened with sharp activity and heavy demand. Prices advanced by 30 points amid steady demand as buyers pushed for immediate purchases.
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