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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1905

Page

8

Gas Trust of Indianapolis Put Up For Bid On Plant

The Consumers Gas Trust Company of Indianapolis offers for sale its entire plant within the city limits including high and low pressure mains and service connections. Only cash in bank, accounts, and receivables are reserved from the sale. Bid deadline is September 12 at noon. A $184,000 certified check is required with bids to Horace Mess, chairman, 9 Pennsylvanian Ave Indianapolis. The trust reserves right to reject any or all bids. No liens on the property. Signed by Horace Wray, chairman and Bement Lyman, secretary. May 25, 1905.

Consumers’ Gas Trust Company Indianapolis Leilans Indianapalis Costumers Gas Trust Company Shingis Twenty-second Euch Bil Ae- Gompaniea Bank of Uust Company Anapolis Holt Wx Cansimers' Gas Trust Company Ite Mons Horace Mess Pennsylvania Ind Horace Wray Einanor Committee Bement Lyman Sealy

Incident at Wickliffe Ends With Possible Lynching Fear

A Black man was struck by a white man after a dispute at Wickliffe over drinking water. Taylor reportedly ordered him to stop. the assailant struck the Black individual, who defended himself. Authorities fear racial violence and possible lynching if the suspect is captured.

Scripps IF Rak Dress Association Dune Walter Taylor Fanay Wickliffe Lynencis

Judge Hargis on Trial Begins in Murder Case

ECRIPPS SURAR PRESS ASSOCIATION reports the trial of dames Haris Alex Bargia and KM French for complicity in the murder of J. 5. Mar cum started Thursday afternoon before Magistrate Allen as the courtroom proceedings opened.

Hargis Ecripps-Surar Press Association Jackson, Aly Andar Dames Haris Alex Bargia KM French J. 5. Marcum Allen

Dr Pierce Remedies Promoted Across the Nation

An advertisement extols Dr Pierce medicines including Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, asserting their health benefits for stomach, liver, blood, and female ailments. It warns against substitutes, cites personal testimonials, and offers a free counsel via The People’s Common Sense Adviser with a one cent stamp request.

Pierce Golden Pirren Golden Medical Discovery Pao Buffalo

Magnitude of Indianapolis Gymnastic Festival Promises Big Event

A detailed program for a large Indianapolis festival planned for next week outlines arrival events by Prof. F Keaster from the Royal Normal School of Gymnastics in Stuttgart with a German team. The schedule spans June 2 to June 9 featuring parades, concerts, flag ceremonies, receptions, and mass gymnastic displays at the German house, German garden, and State Fair grounds, culminating in diplomas and wreath presentations.

Indianapolis Robert Nix F. Keaster Royal Normal School of Gymmnastica Stutt- Bart, Wurtenthers Ates German Gymniastic Union Berlin Munchone Leinsig Frankfurt-on-Main Hanover Stuttgart Kiel Pforzhein Park Theater Idianapelis Baty Awa Goerman House Balan State Fair Grounds German Hose German House Monument-place New Jersey-st Washington Tierth Hmnnis Market-st Monment-plae Monument-Music Ny Pandas Herman Lieber North Appricah GymfadVication Choris Andiayapolis Wireworks Meridianat Ulen East Michigan Thureday Revellie Breshfast New Jerse Capital-ave Meridian Meridia Cirele Pennsylvania Massachusetts-ave Delaware German Howe State Fair Grounds Grandstand Normal School of Gymmnasis Priday Parktheater Centeatave Broad Ripple Woo Worman Gingite Mue Ohelles AL Ferman Southside Turner Hall Prospect St Madison-ave Garfield Park Carn Turnveréifi Hlinote Oniosts Kommers Association of Teachers of Physical Training Resira Snesqual Central-ave Vietore

Clean Up Hungarian Dens Faces Hard Task for Health Board

Indianapolis health inspectors report severe unsanitary conditions among foreign workers living in crowded Hungarian dens. Inspectors describe three rooms, ten by twelve feet, housing ten men with dirt six inches thick on floors and sleeping on cots. Investigations point to Frank Dimoll as renter of one building and Jake as tenant in another on Southeastern Avenue.

Indianapolis Board of Health St Bss Keystone-yre Nicholas Wormser Wormser Frank Dimoll Southeastern Ave Amle Jake

Boy Reaches 21 Without Alcohol Wins Grand Prize

Special to South Bend report June 16 notes John M. Johnson, who vowed to avoid liquor until 21, received 5000 from grandfather J. M. Studebaker at a Sunnyside party honoring his birthday. The dinner celebrated his achievement and featured a decorated table and candles.

John M. Johnson South Bend J. M. Studebaker Ing Mr. Jonn

Bees Attack Motorman on Interurban Car

A swarm of bees settled on the Hart Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction line near Boyd Park, trapping motorman Joan Fulton in the vestibule as the eastbound interurban car moved. The bees swarmed inside the car until a breeze drove them out, allowing Fulton to resume control.

Wabash, Ind Hart Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Empany Boyd Park Joan Fulton Fulton

Muncie Concern Fails Brought to Federal Court

In a Thursday morning federal court session, C. E. Thornburg & Co. of Muncie faced a case involving their retail operations. The matter centers on Habilities listed as H000 and mggsta 960 with unclear details from the readable fragments.

Cauncujyney C. EB. Thornburg & Co Orvggiats Muncie

Doct ors Elect Officers TriState Medical Society

After a highly successful meeting the TriState Medical Society adjourned and will meet again in Derrutt Michigan on the second Tuesday in fall. Pres ident William Gillette of Toledo led the session with officers elected including Dr T F Wood Angola treasurer WF Shumacher of Butte and Dr A B Bulan of Fort Wayne among others.

Fort Wayne Ind Holbrook

Low Rates to Summer Resorts Via Northwestern Line

Low fares per day from Chicago to Lake Geneva and a wide network including Waukesha, Green Lake, Madison, Oshkosh, Ashland, Duluth, and Minneapolis with return by Oct 31. Frequent through trains and a Lakes and Summer Resorts booklet offered for 4 cents in stamps. W. A. Kniskern, P. T. M.

Lake Geneva Waskesha Green Lake Devila Lake Madison Muwakes Fond du Lac Oshkosh Neenan Menasha Eagle River Manitowish St. Pal Minneapolis Lake ‘Minnetonna Ashland Superior Duluth Marquette W. A Kniskern Chiva

Special Trains for Epworth League From Chicago

Special trains leave Chicago July 3 and 4 to Denver round trip 26 dollars. Conducted service via Chicago Union Pact and North-Western Line over the only double track route to the Missouri River. Official route for Ohio Indiana Michigan western Pennsylvania Wisconsin and other points with low rates from all potato Land for mounted itineraries. N. M. Breese, General Agent, 25 Walnut St., Cincinnati, O.

Lane Chicago Chicago, Union Pact North-Western Chiago Missouri River Ohio Mdlana Michie Ban Pennsylvania Winconsin N. M. Breese Cincionati

Oldest Episcopal bishop seeks reduced duties in Oregon

Portland June 16 Bishop Benjamin W W Starr Morris, the oldest Episcopal bishop in the United States, applied to be appointed as to the bishop and relieved of most active duties. He had served as bishop of Oregon for many years. Candidates for his successor include Dr. Nash of Cambridge Massachusetts. In a separate note, at Sumner School the afternoon centered on Bryant poetry, while No 38 school discussed aspects of Lowell’s life. Elsewhere, Rockford Alabama reports a fire at the Rockford March plant. The blaze caused extensive damage Friday morning and losses were estimated at 812 900.

Scripps-M'Rab Press Association Portland Ure Benjamin WW. Starr Morris United States Pritay Oregon Nasha Cambridge Maes Pugila Sumner Bryant Lowell Rockford Rockford March Company Toy

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