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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1905

Page

3

Anniversary Day Celebration at Hartwig Kalley Institute

The Hartwig Kalley Institute marks its anniversary with afternoon exercises and an on grounds dinner hosted by Emmanuel Baptist Churchwomen. Franklin McCray speaks. Mabel Hostetler lectures on foreign travel. Mayor Holtaman gives an address. The program features music, poetry, readings, and flag salutations led by local officials and performers, with multiple performances by Misses Grace Myers, Lucretia Hobart, Edith Whitesell, and others.

Hartwig-Kalley Institute Emmanuel Baptist Church Franklin McCray Mabel Hostel Holtaman suMisa Grace M. Myers Wm. B. Cooper W. G. Clinton Our Chieftains Florence Ray Jennings neste _oMiss Lucretia Hobart Rudy Koster J.B Wirt Czarina’n Vissvoreen Padricake Grace M Myers Reidy Koster Hunter Lewis & Clark Gor Jean Lenentine Blue Bird Mae Jennie Bitterdyn Edith Whitesell Frayer Wm. B. Lewellen Celestine Coronadra Benge Alma Porter Teddy John W. Holtzman Chas. A. Bookwalter Koster Plana Sola Em. Myers Gnotave A. Miller Hazel Thomas Retty Pee-Wee Amelia Bonmeyer Dallte Mina Fern Chambers Jessie Witt Carnas Mins Bessie Merrill Moores George Rewey Edith Hansen W. 8. Schley Leah Bornstten Fitzhugh Lee Eufrasie Murane Adna HK. Chaffey Anna Pilsterer Rootey Evans Clara Hess F. D. Grant Alma Scott A. L. Mills Eva Borenstein H.C. Corbin Ida Bagge Nelson A. Miles Mink Francis Overman Secretary Lang Mise Emma Ifesa

Wealthy Indianapolis Husband Accused in Divorce Case

Mrs. Margaret Gaterman testified before Judge Vin son Carter that John Osterman, a wealthy former county treasurer, abused her verbally and financially. She alleges cruelty and seeks alimony claiming his jealousy, suspicions, and mislabeling her a thief, while recounting late night arguments and a decision to stay.

Margaret Gaterman Vinson Carter Superior Court John Osterman Indianapolis Mn Osterman

Donahue to Hang for Northrup Murder in July

Edward Donahue, inmate of the state prison under a death sentence for the murder of Aminter Northrup, faces execution on July 71 after the Supreme Court upheld the lower court judgment and denied the appeal. Donahue, a horse trader, lured Northrup away, shot him in a lonely spot, and robbed him.

Edward Donahue Aminter Northrup Supreme Court Lake Circuit Donahue Adduois Northrup

Girl testifies against mother in assault case

Jesse Litter, a 11 year old, testified that her mother Minne Utter forced her to submit to Wallace in a case at criminal court. Wallace denies the charges as the trial proceeds. Separately Mareng W. Carpenter sues the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co for 35000 damages claiming a sudden car start threw him to the ground and caused injuries.

Jesse Litter Minne Utter Sues Traction Company Mareng W. Carpenter Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company

FLICK WILL SPEAK AT TYNER TEXAS MEETING

W. R. Pilck of Lawrence departs Tigeday for Tyner Texas to address the National Fruit Growers Association next Friday.

Flick Pilck Lawrence Tigeday Tyner Tex

Party Pride in Fifth Ward Form Club Endorses Stalnaker

A Young Men's club in the Fifth Ward pledges support for Stalnaker's mayoral bid at a precinct meeting. Speakers urged a Republican mayor for a four year term and party unity. Bookwaller and Brewer also addressed voters while Stalnaker’s backers hailing the bandwagon.

Stalnaker Fifth Ward Indorse Frank Siasnaker Gurley Brewer Alen

Longs Boost to Wheat and Corn in Market Notes

Market notes show rising longs in wheat and corn with prices firming on expectations of September demand. Traders eye oaten oats and futures spread, while provisions ease ahead of autumn harvests as prices hinge on supply shifts and weather signals.

Camorgo Miyes

Candidacy Rush Ahead With Week of Meetings

The week before the primaries features renewed campaigning by Mayoral candidates Frank D. Stalnaker and Charles A. Bookwalter. They schedule numerous meetings across the city from quiet precinct gatherings to large speakers events with figures like Timothy Collins and Edward Robison.

Frank D. Stalnaker Charles A. BookWwalter Stalnaker Mangold Hell Prospect Laurelats Timothy Collins Harry Chamberlain Edward Robison Charles Martindale Russell Harrison A. N. Grant Michigan St Sumner Freeman Indiana-ave Orient Club Fountain Squar Orient Canldate Bookwalter Morton-place Brightwood Hall Atkins South Aide Republican Club Iron League Club Indianaive Canal Cty Hall Haughville

Four Die In Copper Country Tragedies In One Day

Four persons die in separate accidents near Alumet Michigan on Tuesday. Joseph LaPage a farmer near Chasasi is struck by a Milwaukee passenger train while walking on the track. John Erickeon works at the Crilumet and Vecta mine is buried by a falling pile of lumber. Mrs Micharl Vogein, 23, drowns after falling from a bridge over a small stream near Matchwood. An Austrian, unnamed, is killed in a mining incident.

Alumet Mich Lake Copper Joseph LaPage Chasasi Milwaukee John Erickeon Crlumet Vecta Micharl Vogein Matchwood

Child Slain near Plympton case shocks Halifax

Mary Hine Young and Kingsley Melis, both detained in Plymton, are linked to the death of years-old May Ward. Police report tying the suspects to the crime as investigators examine the scene and await coroner’s verdict on the case.

Jon Mars Hone Young Mehenson

Fraternal Congress Advocates National Woodmen Rampment

Crogier of Delaware introduced a resolution in the Fraternal Congress demanding a national inquiry into insurance practices and alleged abuses by old line insurers against fraternal societies. The dispute between eastern and western contingents is to be settled amicably as the order endorses a national fraternal gathering project. Cities including Peoria Detroit Chicago Buffalo Niagara Falls and Los Angeles vie for the next Woodmen encampment.

Scripps-Mirae C. Crogier Delaware Congress Madison-Square Garden New York Ganitoriium Peoria Detroit Chietini Buffalo Niagara Falls Goulsville Los A Angeles

Copper and steel gains amid mixed stock market report

The market opened firmer with copper up a dime and steel issues advancing, while bonds remained firm and London notes suggested most stocks were rising. Commodities and futures data follow in detailed floor notes showing mixed activity across copper, sugar, wheat, oats, and dairy prices with occasional declines and modest gains.

Bond Keni Tate Tion Stoke Sugar St. Paw Lake Erie Mide Aye London Hyarig New York

Mayor Blames Council Over Indianapolis Southern Elevation Feud

Mayor John W. Holtzman accuses the city council of delaying the Indianapolis Southern track elevation by refusing to ratify franchises. He warns the action could force surface tracks and derail progress under the new law, risking thousands of dollars and coal-rate promises.

Indianapolis John W. Hultzman Board of Works Holtzman Tesday Morning Indianapolis Southern Railroad

Collectors Are Ousted in Wabash System

Special to the 80N Pert Indiana June 19 train collectors of the Wabash system all have received notice that their services will not be needed after Tuesday night. Conductors must perform tasks previously done by collectors. The collector service started six years ago under President Romney to lighten conductor load. E C Eames, chief of the Wabash secret service at St Louis, reportedly resigned and by July 1 all secret service men except one per division will be discharged. This signals a force reduction of ten men.

PERT Ind Supr.annse Romney E. C. Eames St. Lavin Wabaxhhan

Hog Market Steady As Cattle Prices Hold In Chicago

Chicago hogs at 38.60 led a seemingly mixed livestock day with firm cattle tone. Hogs showed active demand though overall market ranged with midweight steers and calves trading steady to higher while sheep and lambs saw varied levels and sparse demand.

Indianapolis Lwdl Wit Strang AM Gusset Ety Anil

Louis Livestock Market Receipts Report

June cattle receipts steady for beef steers and feeders with mixed demand. Hog receipts around 14 000 with prices lower. Packers and butchers showing preference for heavy hogs amid fluctuating market.

Louis Livestock Louis

Fatal wreck at Newington after misread orders

In Newington Connecticut on June 20 a freight wreck killed three crew members Lewie Stratton George Schlatexer and John Gunneslow. Engineer S Servitt was badly hurt and may die along with freight engineer S Scruitt. George Wilcox and Bernltt survived with injuries. Bernltt was ordered to wait for two trains at Newington Junction.

Pardons Board Postpones Hearing in Death Sentence Commutations

Harrisburg June 2 The Board of Pardons will meet next Wednesday instead of this week to hear cases of Mrs Kate Edwanis and Mrs Dans who have asked commutation of their death sentences.

Scripps-M'Rre Press Association Harrieburg Seversl Pardona Kate Edwanis Dans

Captain Balou Dies in Indiana Home of Consumption

Frederick D. Hallow, 35, captain of Company A, Teh Indiana regiment during the Spanish-American War, died Tuesday morning at his home here. Since the war he had worked in the treasurer's office at the National Soldiers' Home.

LerEnge Owe Marion Frederick D. Hallow Indiana National Soldlers

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