Will Quits Wife for the Church in Rome Move
Rev Stephen Innes formerly rector of St Mary the Virgin in San Francisco plans to divorce his wife and join the Roman Catholic priesthood in Rome with her support. She will also enter church service. The couple married in 1890s and have no biological children but have adopted a five year old.
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Ecrippe-W'Rae Prees Association
San Francisco
Stephen Innes
Mre Innes
Father Innes
Robert
Innes
Philadelphia
Mercifus E Saviour
Innen
Louise Smithers
F. 5. Smithers
New York
Mr. Innes
St. Mary's
St Mary's
Mrs. Innes
West Indianapolis crowd views cigar shaped airship hoax
A Sunday scene in West Indianapolis drew hundreds as a cigar shaped object drifted overhead near the Insane asylum. It turned out to be a ten foot long paper balloon torn by souvenir seekers after landing at C R Cooper’s yard on 16 Bismarck Ave. Witnesses compared it to an airship and followed it from the sky to the ground.
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Indianapolis
Agst
C. R. Cooper
Bismarck Ave
Earth
A. W. Bund
M. D. Candren
Mrs. Cooper
Twins Placed in Incubators in Muncie
In Muncie Indiana on July 10 twin daughters born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nowell are being raised in an incubator. Doctors consider the situation serious and consent to a physician taking charge. Dr. Arthur Vinton hopes to rear them in a specialty incubator arrangement.
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Muncie
Ind
Boer
Bert Nowell
Tn Nowel
Arthur Vinton Hopen
Russian banking plenipotentiary to visit Washington
Paxsonia Inn in Easton Pennsylvania, the state’s largest summer hotel with 1000 rooms, burned Monday. Fire destroyed the building and its contents, but all guests and staff escaped. The loss is estimated at 150000 dollars.
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Paxsonia
Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Easton
Paxsonia Inn
Pennsylvania
Portsmouth Selected for Peace Talks in New Hampshire
Washington announces Portsmouth New Hampshire will host Russia Japan peace negotiations after withdrawal from Washington. The talks will be held in the large equipment building at the navy yard with representatives of both nations in attendance.
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Escrippr-Scrae
Washington
Portsmouth
N. H
Russia
Japan
Navy Verd
Bold hold up targets savings from rail car
A second bold attempt to rob a United States express car occurred in LaPorte Indiana on Monday morning. The robbers tried to blow open a safe containing thousands of dollars as the Lake Shore to Lake Erie train moved toward the station. Clarence Angerman Rufus McGarrity and another guard were involved. Angerman was knocked from the car but fired back as robbers fled with the safe.
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Laporte
Ind
United States
Lake Bhore
Lake Erie Station
Rufus McGarrity
Sliver
Clarence W. Angerman
Angerman
City Record For A Day 3 and Zeila Shockley Births
City daily notices list births with names and addresses including Zeila Shockley 640 Biamerce boy and Tichara Crawfordsvire pike boy with Charles EB and he Phillips 398 Downey girl plus many other names and addresses. Deaths note Infant Huder 12 days at Adams hospital and town figures with endocarditis strokes car accidents and railroad injuries among listed individuals. Permits show numerous building and repair projects with values and locations across the city.
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Zeila Shockley
Biamerce
Tichara
Wyoming
Stephen
Crawfordsvire Pike
Charles EB
He Phillips
Downey
Oe D
Bertha Reed
Haida
Thames
Anna Mason
W. Fitreenth
Fdaward
Clara Korn
E. Ohio
Alexander
Lena Burkhardt
Wright
Theodore
Clara Reinking
Arsemalhe
Harry
Lissle
William A
Cassia White
Alpert
Eleanor McCullom
Georgia
Frank and
Marie Blume
la Balle
George
Ruby Miller
B. Blevsenth
Charles and
Eva Lloyd
Huder
Adams
Albert J. Trout
Central Hopital
Trene Gaines
Arrest of Harney at Claypool Hotel on fugitive charge
Detectives Bray and Simon arrested Harney Monday morning at the Claypool hotel on a fugitive from justice charge. He is accused of habitually buying furniture from installment houses in Cincinnati and defaulting on payments. Authorities have been notified and will pursue recovery of funds.
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S. R. & Harney
Claypool Hotel
Bray and Simon
Itte
Harneity
Cincinnati
Finnce
Prof Moore Dead in Richmond Home
Prof Joseph Moore former president of Earlham College died at his Richmond home Sunday following illness. The longtime educator and community figure passed away at his residence on a sunny July day, according to local reports.
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Moore
Richmond
Ind
Joseph Moore
Eartham College
al Bla
Gored by a bull in Maryaville downturn
An incident in Maryaville leaves Hewsrt Lemmon possibly fatally gored by a bull named Busdax. Quoted by Scripps-McRae Press Association, authorities reported the event dated July. Further details unavailable due to damaged text.
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Scrippsl-M'Rae Press Association
Maryaville
O. July
Lemmon
Busdax
Fanciulli Band Arrives in City for Major Indian Pols debut
Francesco Fanciulli former leader of United States Mating band arrives with 16 musicians from Calumnus to begin a series of concerts at Fair Bank Monday afternoon. Thirty thousand heard him in Columbus Sunday night with crowds from across the state. He will conduct dramatic overtures and selections including Saul and Andrea Cherder, in Indianapolis for the first time by a band.
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Francesco Fancluili
United States Mating Band
Indianspells
Calumnus
Fair Bank
Fanciulli
Columbus
Fanejulu
Cleveland
Saul
Andrea Cherder
Indianapolis
Wagner
Luke D'orchestra
Aque
Maxsenet
Rolo
Mr. J. Happa
Andrea
Chenter
Giordano
Bolo
Barttor
Clash Over Powers Averted in Powers Case at Goebel Killing
Georgetown Ky July 10 The threatened clash between state and United States courts was averted Monday morning as Judge Stout continued Caleb Powers case. No attempt was made to try Powers in defiance of federal order to remove him to Newport jail. Federal Marshal moved Powers to Newport Monday afternoon.
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Bcripfs-M'Rae Press Association
Georgetown
State Court
United States Court
Stout
Caleb Powers
Gov. Goebel
Powers
United States
Newport
Sharp Teft
Michigan City appoints two police commissioners
Gov Hanly named William W. Worthley and Fred Whipple to the Michigan City police board hoping to curb Sunday saloon closures and gambling dens. Both appointees are praised for good citizenship and nonpartisan stance, with Worthley tied to the askat Barker Works and Whipple employed by Michigan Central. The Democratic member remains to be appointed.
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Hanty
Indianapolis
Cold Board
Hanly
Worthley
Whipple
askat-Barker
Michigan Central Railroad
U S Attorney Addresses Edwin Holmes Cotton Leak Case
U S Attorney Beach of DC issues a statement countering Secretary Wilson on the Holmes cotton leak report. Beach says he was not consulted on any criminal conspiracy and Holmes may face court appearance.
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Scripps-Mn'rar Press Association
Washington
U. & Attorney
Kniaz Potemkin Crew Dispersing After Surrender
In Kustenn Roumania on July 19, battleship Kniaz Potemkin crew members who surrendered to authorities are dispersing nationwide. They express love for the czar and say revolutionist influence misled them. They deny attacking foreign ports and claim the doctor died by his own action.
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Scripps-Mare Press Association
Kustenn
Roumania
Kniaz
Theodosia
Relative slays cousin then himself in Plymouth tragedy
Special to the Sen from Wilkes Barre reports James J. Farrel, once assistant chief of police in Plymouth, was killed by his cousin John Lee with a razor. Lee then killed himself after pursuing Farrel and attacking the man’s children, who escaped. Lee had recently been discharged from a hospital for the insane as cured.
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Wilkes Barre
James J. Farrel
Plymouth
John Lee
Lee
Homacs
Reading stock market morning report notes mixed changes
New York July 10 stocks opened stronger with about 4000 shares traded in Reading at a gain in steel and coal issues. Amalgamated copper and Reading showed small moves. Tennessee Coal and Iron led gains while Colorado Fuel and Iron fell back. Bond activity was flat at noon with total shares about 95 700.
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New York
Reading
Ye Steel
Ross
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Moore Bros
Ameon
AL Whitney & Sons
Gonaip
tateJames
H. Moore
Hhe Holdings
C. P
Steelcammon
Mahday
Colorado Tuel and Iron
Amalgamated Copper
Sats
Erle
Tity
Colorado
St. Paul
Peon Vania
WZA
BP. Oy
Politician Metzger Takes Vacation From Campaign Work
Republican City Chairman Robert Metzger departs for a ten day leave with trips to Niagara Falls and New York. While away, 12 ward meetings proceed as the committee reviews campaign finances. Metzger notes a new bookkeeping system and aims to have accounts checked by Treasurer John L. Ketcham, stressing careful handling of funds.
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Robert Metsger
Sereton
John L. Ketcham
Amie
Sir. Metzger
Wheat on Jump Chicago Market Report July 10
Chicago produce notes fluctuating wheat prices with July and September quotes. Corn, oats, and soybeans show mixed moves. live stock in St Louis and Indianapolis reflect steady to higher hogs and cattle tones. Market activity remains active with strong demand and limited supply. prices cited for hogs, cattle, and sheep vary by region.
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Bt. Louis
ST. Louis
Elmore
Indianapolis
How to Prepare Coffee Like a French Woman
An old Philadelphia Bulletin snippet describes a method to brew coffee by heating a jug, measuring a teaspoonful per serving, pouring boiling water over, letting stand two minutes, then agitating in a can for a richer flavor.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Old Folks Day in Utah Brings Elderly Guests Together
Salt Lake City observes Old Folks Day for people aged 70 and over on a long standing annual event. The celebration features free transit and entertainment provided by volunteers from dramatic and vocal talent across the state while discounts honor badges mark age groups.
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Balt Lake
Cnlor
Zion
A. Cadica
Salt Lake
Palka’ Tay
Railroads
Strest Cary Companies
Posal
Brigham City
Boxester
State of
Tah
Gwensboro Wagon Works Destroyed by Fire
Gwensboro wagon works were destroyed by fire Sunday night. Loss estimated at 1000 dollars, covered by insurance. Local fire department battled the blaze and prevented further spread.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Owensboro
Gwensboro
Gre
Emperor William buys land for public tennis courts
Berlin July 16 Emperor William an avid tennis player buys eight acres near Berlin to convert into public tennis courts. Detriot July 14 reports eight people drowned in various Michigan locales Sunday.
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Kaiser
Ecrifps-M' Ral Press Association
Berlin
Emperor Wiliam
Hla
Mourning Shoes Show Special Designs in Black
A Lynn firm lists mourning shoes among 15 staples with dead luster black leather, a stylish last, and black ribbons. Society women favor them as a fashionable mourning option, as evidenced by an order described with insistence that edges and heels be blackened to match mourning attire.
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Lynn
Ana Yme
Secret of good lemonade recipe notes
The article outlines a traditional lemonade method using hot water, thin lemon slices, lemon peels, and white sugar. It emphasizes prolonged steeping for several hours to two large earthenware vats, then chilling from a cellar for a final cool, ready-to-serve drink.
Gas Franchise Bid Sparks City Condemnation Talk
George J. Marott seeks an independent gas franchise to operate or purchase the Consumers’ Gas Trust plant. He says city action may be legal but wants to avoid entanglements, while Mayor Holtman and City Attorney Warrum reiterate the right to condemn and sell. bids to be received as the Board of Public Works holds hearings.
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el Lediananais
Gias Truet Company
George J. Marott
Board of Pine Works
Cad ‘Yrosistent
WW. A. Retcham
Wigton
Caid Maroth
Hin
Anr
Maroth
United States
Marott
Ely Wo Fet
Maroti Aan
Deent Gas
Vty
City
Marutt
Indianapolis
Atock
Review of a Day in the City in Indianapolis July 5
The Sunday page notes four wet days, urging park entertainments but residents stay home to read papers. It reports Noah Hill escaping an insane ward and being captured downtown after threats to his parents, Harry Miller arrested for desertion of four children, Nellie Collins saved from morphine poisoning, and Rev Albert Hurlstone urging reform. It also cites Gov Hanly criticizing federal and state law enforcement, and mentions Alonso Slater’s suicide at 1208 Delaware Ave. Olver Jones, former Arlington Tank cashier, jailed for accepting deposits after a bank failed.
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Indianapolis
Noah. Hill
Harry Miller
Oliveret
Nellie Collins
Albert Hurlstone
Hoberts Park Church
Hanry
Indianapalis
Roosevelt
Weaver
Philadelphia
Folk
Missouri
Hanly
Alonso Slater
Hia
Delaware
Olver Jones
Arlington Tank
Chicago Live Stock and New York Prices Roundup
Chicago market notes show cattle receipts around 5,090 with steady trading and prime beeves quoted near 5.50 to 6.15. Hog and sheep movements described high and mixed, with various weight classes and price ranges. New York market reports list pork, lard, butter, cheese, and grain prices with mixed to higher tones across several categories.
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Chicago
Western
New York
Free Adlake Bicycle Offer Attracts Indianapolis Readers
A vintage ad bluff promises a free Adlake bicycle to anyone in Indianapolis who signs up 40 subscribers for The Bun by September 1, 1905. The plan outlines six bicycle sizes for men and women, plus out of town terms requiring yearly or half year prepaid subscriptions. readers urged to visit The Sun office to enter, with emphasis on ease and value.
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Adlake
Indianapolis
Fauber
Chicago
Garford
Sun
Addree
Indianapolie
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