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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1906

Page

2

Weak Bridges Public Menace Plans For New Canal Bridge

City engineers and canal bridge inspectors warn that several canal bridges along Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth streets are in dangerous disrepair. Plans for a new Twenty-ninth street bridge are being prepared by City Engineer Blaine Miller with an estimated cost around 4000 to 1000 dollars. Liability for expenses remains uncertain as to whether the city or a water company must pay, with the latter denying prior responsibility but new laws possibly shifting costs.

Joseph L. Hogga Streeta Gaya Hogue Honda Blaine Miller Canal Twenty-ninth-st Thirtieth-st. Canal Etimate Fifteenth-st Geo. Herpilok Tafe Twenty-fourth-st Road St Board of Pubs Frederick J. Matson Andrigayolls Warr Company Chy

City News Briefs Include Thefts Allegations And Arrests

SB Gard, who eluded the panel days earlier, was captured Friday and charged with larceny and forgery. Monterey T. Allen accused Mrs Russell of theft after alleging a ring was stolen. Mary Levagh and Joneson Rosa are said to have eloped and are detained, to be returned to Terre Haute. Mrs Amanda Hughes sues Thomas O Neill for 10000 damages over a razor assault. Beott Smith died from a wound leading to lockjaw. Divorce and marriage counts in Marion county will be reviewed by J Langley of the US Denanct Bureau. The fourth annual session of the Indianapolis summer school closed at Short pidga high school. Doh Hodson awoke to find an intruder in his room and was knocked down.

Mary Levagh Joneon Rosa Terre Haute

Largest casket built for towering Indiana man coffin

In Anderson Indiana funeral plans for Joseph Roadcap dubbed the big man in a buggy, weighing 450 pounds, and famed for his size. A 16 foot long casket arrives from Richmond to honor his life, with a wagon funeral carriage unable to haul him to the cemetery. Roadcap succumbed to blood poisoning linked to his obesity and mobility limits.

Anderson Ind Joseph Roadcap Madison Richmond Richmond Casket Company la Varbanele Roadcup Dover Anferson Wilk

Desertion in Durance Deserter Extradited to Virginia

Charles Howard, a regular army deserter, was removed from Indianapolis to Norfolk, Virginia. He had been jailed at Kekamo and his nine days furlough expired while he remained detained.

Durance Charles Howard Indianapolia Norfolk Kekamo

Miner Return to Work in Indiana Strike Settlement

Linton Indiana July 2 The strike in the Vandalia and Black Creek coal mine over leadership was settled by President O Connor of the miners district 11 and Pall Penna of the operators. The company will issue a cleanup, and about 500 miners returned to work today.

Linton Ind Vandalia Black Creek Ulate O'Conner District 11 Pall Penna Tod

Week of music at Winona Lake

Special to the Yom reports Winona Lake week featuring Bun day school services with 1213 attendees and a $55 collection. Prof Excell reads hymnals while Hillside services fill the day. An exhibit titled Conceptions of Heart will travel as original American paintings worth $45,000. The Rogers band closes after four weeks, then Theodore Thomas Orchestra performs twice daily with notable soloists. Dr Robert S MacArthur delivers a lecture on Russia praising democracy and cautioning against anarchism.

Chipman Indiana Brian Bleindel Brahm Sanden Berg Belgium J Josephine Bremmerman Famends Indianapolis Wells Ludwig Hecker Violyin Howard Wells Russia Winona Robert MacArthur Foundal Nanaleon Peter We Great Constantinople Ozark

Quote laden wartime reflection on nations and empire

The excerpt presents a fragmented set of remarks linking sympathy for Russians, the idea of a mechanical war metaphor, and MacArthur on Austria and Hungary as joined by a hyphen. It includes a daring claim about British imperial growth and a self deprecating jab at nostalgia comparing to Ivan the Terrible.

A.com Bat MacArthur Austria Hungary Ivan the Terrible

Poets and politicians gather of former Hamilton residents

Former Hamilton county residents living in Indianapolis gathered at Brookside Park for a Friday event. Thomas Boyd addressed Civil War era contributions, and a poem Memory's Dream for Hamilton County by AL Tinnser was read. Officers Davis Houser and Lyttle were reelected. Former Hendricks county attendees also appeared.

Haynilton County Indiarypolis Brookside Park Hamilton County Indianapolis Thomas Boyd Te "al Tinnser Theolore P. Davis J. A. Houser J. Burdette Lyttle Hendriels County

World’s Largest Wireless Telegraph System Planned by United Fruit

New Orleans July 5 Reported plans detail a giant wireless telegraph network led by the United Fruit Company with headquarters here It is to span Central American republics erecting stations across a vast territory Contracts have been let and production expected to bring large profits for the enterprise

Aerippr UK Weean Anno New Orleans United Fruit Company Erts Central America

Once a newsboy, one time Lincoln elector and colonel

Col. Ray, a former newsboy who became a Lincoln elector and led the Fifty ninth Indiana Volunteer Infantry, died at 41 J Pratt Street after a long illness marked by paralysis and uremia. A longtime Republican and DePauw University treasurer, he left two daughters and several relatives at his bedside. Funeral plans pending with services likely at Roberts Park M E church under Rev. Hurlstane.

Col. Dol Ray Weiten J. Prattst Col. Ray I Aimee Porter M. C. Newcomb Gesuatuy Lucia Ray John TL. Ketcham Miser Eleanor Agnes K Keteham Roberts Park M. Hir Ochurch Iuier Albert Hurlstane Hilary A. Gobin DePauw University Asbury University Nisa Catherine Phipps Bloomfield Fifty-ninth Indiana Volunteer Infantry Hathes Indianaporte Casino Lincoln Cal.Hay Abraham Lincoln United States Cal Rayajeo James A. Garfield Ana Way Eleanora McDonald Indianapalia Col Ray Hart Hor Proverts Park Church

Unionist ceremony to dedicate infant to labor movement

In Chicago on Aug 2 the Serippa-Metine Vrean Association plans a public dedication of Creel Jr to organized labor. Rev Charles Stetzle will lead the ceremony, declaring the infant a symbol of unionism. The 15 month old will wear onion made clothes and travel in a union made carriage propelled by a union binder.

Serippa-Metine Vrean Association Chicago Harry G. Creel Organized Labor Timraday Charles Stetzle Department of Church and Labor The Presbyterian Church Creel, Jr Cree, Jr Bock- Winders’ Union

John W. Norman Dead in Bedford Indiana

John W. Norman, longtime county merchant and prominent farmer, died aged about years in Bedford Indiana. The well known local figure had a broad impact in business and agriculture, leaving a notable void in the community.

Wedding Gift Exposes Rising Cigarette Trend Among Society Women

London July reports the Duchess of Roxbury, formerly Misa May Goelet of New York, gave a wedding gift to Lady Anah Hutchinson that highlighted a growing habit. A complete cigarette outlet set, including match safe, case, lighter, and amber mouthpiece, accompanied the gift. The Duchess, a devoted smoker, reportedly introduced portable smoking in social drawing rooms, with women in attendance lighting up and the room filling with smoke.

Scrippe MecRae Preag Association London Duchess of Roxbury Misa May Goelet New York Anah Hutchinson

Bryan to speak in Louisville reception for Willam Jennings Bryan

A damaged note reports Willam Jenninas Bryan accepted an invitation from the southern states for a reception to be held in Louisville armory after his return to the country. The cabin grant was addressed to John W. Vree land, who originated the play. Bryan Fill is the date of the reception later.

Doctors Claim Big Fees From Marshall Field Estate

Chicago July 28. In probate court Dr. Frank Billings filed a sworn claim for 25000 against the Marshall Field estate for seven days of professional attendance in a New York hotel during Mr Field's pneumonia death. The fee, about 3572 per day, is among the largest for non surgical services. Trustees do not plan to contest, and accepted service of the papers.

Scrippa-Meline Prean Association Chicago Mythica Salt Foundation Frank Billings Marshall Field Field New York United States Billings

Cincinnati Day­ton rail line schedules fragment

Fragmentary OCR of railroad timetable shows Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton routes with departures to Indianapolis Detroit Springfield Dayton Bellefontaine and Chicago, listing various departure and arrival times and connections, including New York Central Lines and Detroit routes.

Cincinnati Hamilton Toigtes Penzioa Tao P NEW York Central MG Four

Coliseum Plan Delayed by Senate Sentiment and Bonds

Indianapolis officials delayed action on a combined Coliseum and city hall project as sentiment grows for separate buildings. Mayor Bookwalter noted interest from the Commercial Club and others, while bond legality was supported by attorney Miller. Final decision postponed to Friday when $900,000 in bonds is set.

Frederick W. Eobert City Cornet Ciy Charles A. Bookwalter Indianapolis Bookwalter Market House Elyic George Breunig W. H. H. Miller

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