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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1903

Page

2

Woodmen Leaders and Descriptions From Davenport Meet

Davenport reporters chronicle the Woodmen convention with notes on leaders such as Col Dunlop and Dr Houseworth, plus profiles of members John McDonald and Robert McElveney. The piece quotes Oklahoma statehood views and local social details from the gathering in Davenport Iowa.

Oklahoma John L. Houseworth Indian Territory Union Indianapolis Beveridge Bss Union of States Arizona New Messen Houseworth John A. George Indianapolis Real Company Admiral Dewey Col T. Z. Duniap Davenport Iowa Prigripa Maine Tam Navy Indiana Song of Veterans Cal Dunlop George Brown

Wife wins divorce and alimony in St Louis court

Thelma Bage is granted divorce from James A. Bage after she left him in 19, with 30 a month alimony and custody of two children. The case notes hardships on the Jefferson county farm and Bage’s later work as a street car conductor in St Louis while the wife lived with her mother. Thelma Gra ham is restored as her maiden name.

Bage ST. Louis Rage Louie Thelma Graham

Traction Men Plead Not Guilty in Newark Trolley Case

North Jersey street railway officers and directors including Cassatt Young Ti Crimmins Ward Gaddis Pratt Shipinai and Smith appeared in Trenton before Justices Garrison Garretaon Swasze and entered not guilty pleas to manslaughter charges from the Newark trolley crash that killed several schoolchildren. The case was sent to Essex county circuit court for trial before Chief Justice Gummere.

New York I Cassatt Edward B. Young John Ti. Crimmins J. R. Bhanely Leslie Ward Elisha J. Gaddis Arthur W. Pratt Charles M. Shipinai James Smith North Jersey Street Railway Company Supreme Court Trenton N. J Essex County Newark Garrison Garretaon Swasze Gummere

Roosevelt Compliments Payne for Wiping Out P. O. D. Rascal Probes

President Roosevelt commends Postmaster General Payne for purging P. O. D. rascal elements from the department. He notes ongoing investigations by the Post Office and other agencies as a grand jury prepares to hear related testimony.

Love Affairs in Bourbon State Amid Turmoil

A troubled report from Bourbon State tells of a young man and a woman entangled in a damaging relationship. A shooting and a life endangering act follow as investigators seek charges, while a bereaved family faces a troubling morning with unclear outcomes for the injured girl who may yet recover.

Palmomtil Jie Wallan Tory

Woman Commits Suicide On Wedding Day In May Orltons

In a grim wedding day tragedy Miss Huth A Thomas took her own life within an hour of the marriage time. She left a note asking her family to pray for her as authorities investigated the incident in what appears to be a self inflicted death.

Orltans Huth A. Thomas Tureknum Quute

President Roosevelt Meets Jewish Leaders Over Russian Massacre

Washington June 16 President Roosevelt met with representatives of Bnai B rith to discuss the massacre of Jews in Russia. He pledged to act within international limits and deplored the killings, but offered no definite promise beyond that which satisfied the delegates. Secretary Jay did not commit to concrete steps either.

Washington Roosevelt B'nai B'rith United States Russia Jay

Elevator collapse injures seven in Houston building

Report says a six story building elevator fell from its shaft Tuesday in Houston, seriously injuring several occupants. Names listed include B Werthley Emily Mare and Joan Murphy as among the injured. the car plunged to the basement as bystanders described the accident.

CABLE HAT Jackson at Belgrade

John B. Jackson American minister to Belgrade and Athens has arrived Belgrade. A letter from Prince Karageorgevitch says he will visit foreign rulers after enthronement starting with the czar Montenegro and the king of Italy. Also news from Constantinople reports another revolt in Arabia, Osman Pacha wounded and imprisoned, Bleccacose crowd imprisoning Ratib Pacha.

Rome Karageorgevitch Nicholas Montenegro Italy Eer Arabia Constantinople Porte Osman Pacha Medina Blecca Ratib Pacha

Florence's globe walk feat aims to finish by Saturday

YVONDON June 1 Mrs Florence an American started at Wa m day and began a globe feat traveling by foot for over 30 miles to Hing ton from Westminster bridge the start. She wagers she will complete her stunt before Saturday night amid country roads at a rapid pace. Scrap on a Car ELKNART Ind June 16 A Interurban conductor and B J Alsmen a merchant fought after a dispute over fare and a passenger who refused to alight prompted a heated exchange and punch.

Yvondon Florence Wa. m Hingtton Longan Westminster Bridge Niger Elknart Ind South Bend B.J. Alsmen Altaman Alraman Tol

Man shoots wife and her lover in Indiana home

Terre Haute Indiana June 18 Joan McNary a motorman shot Ma Fields a Vandalia brakeman and his wife in Fields room on North Eleventh Street after finding them together He fired through a window wounding Fields in the abdomen likely fatal and injuring Mrs McNary in the hip with non serious prospects for recovery.

Terre Haute Ind Joan McNary Ma Wire Elmer Fields Vandalla N. Eleventh St McNary Fiels Fields

Cooley Succeeds Foulke on Civil Service Board

Washington June 1 Dudley Foulke of Indiana resigns from the civil service commission. A. W. Cooley of New York will succeed him. Foulke will engage in political work for President Roosevelt from now until November.

Washington Dudley Foulke Indiana Civil Service Commission A. W. Cooley New York Foulke

Election in Germany tests socialist support and Kaiser policy

Election day begins for 39 seats in the Reichstag as Germany weighs Socialist gains versus the Kaiser's influence. Voters face a choice between a rising socialist movement tied to opposition to the government’s tariff and military policy, and continued imperialist push that could boost conservative support.

Social Democrat Rom Law and Order Kaiser Kaiser Han

Drunken miner delays interurban line at Ramazil station

In Ramazil Indiana on June 16 Thomas Howella, a drunken miner, seized the Billings station phone box and directed the Brasil Terre Haute interurban to return to Terre Haute. Conductors were blocked from receiving orders and several cars were stranded for hours before Howella was arrested by a road officer.

No Reason For It Cure Claim In Back and Kidney Relief Ad

An Indianapolis resident endorses Doan's Kidney Pills claiming rapid relief from severe left kidney pains and back ache after using the remedy bought from Henry J. Huder's drug store. Wife also reports kidney area pain alleviated by a few doses. Ad states price 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co as sole agents.

Indianapolis W. H. Hicks West New York Street C. F. Adams Company Dean Henry J. Huder Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y Dosn's

Rescued Aeronauts From Early Sea Rescue

Marseilles reports the aeronauts Melle Mardin Lutheffs and Chaster were carried off to gel on Sunday with grave fears for their fate. They were rescued Tuesday afternoon off Poulon after hours of peril.

Marseilles Aeroha Vts Melle Mardin Lutheffs Chaster Gel Murday Poulon

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