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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1906

Page

3

Arrest at altar rocks Italian groom in church wedding

Giuseppe Mungo a wealthy Italian was seized at St. Lucy's Catholic Church as detectives halted a planned church wedding to Miss Clavine Dirizito after a wife produced a certificate of prior marriage. The incident led to charges of carrying concealed weapons and later a downgrade from attempted bigamy to weapon possession as Mungo claimed a Bronx divorce decree and said he planned a church wedding.

New York Supe S—Anne St. Lucy's Catholhurch Giuseppe Mungo Bm Jeter Clavine Diristie Father Francis Cummings Meine Father Cummings Mungo Roundeman Hoffman Davis, McCarthy, Lyne White Wers Vores Bronx Dirizie Cummings Antonis Munge

Printing Plant Burns in Evansville Fire

Fire destroyed the Ketler Printing company plant in Evansville Indiana with a $6000 loss. A gasoline explosion started the blaze.

Sun Evansville Ind Ketler Printing Company

Awful Psoriasis Patient Cured After 35 Years

A patient describes thirty five years of psoriasis in patches all over the body. After using Cure products including Cuticura Soap Ointment Resolvent the condition largely cleared within weeks and the patient reports relief from itching bleeding and sleepless nights.

Ean Tein Sea

Aggie Myers Nearing Execution Amid Odd Prison Life

Special to The Kansas City Chronicle details Aggie Myers, 25, facing execution for the May murder of her husband Clarence Myers. A 30 day reprieve was granted from June 23, her jail quarters in Liberty Missouri converted for a dramatic “prison room” with dolls, a sewing machine, and a pet dog. The piece portrays her as emotionally volatile, self confident, and obsessed with appearance, while noting police suspects involving another man and possible accomplices.

Kaneas City Folk Aggie Myers Hever Jackean County Jark Sho Myers Jaherty Betty A. Calhoun Singng Drs. Myers Sisters of Mercy Gehom Kansan Cluneco Cassie Hortman Tree

How to Avoid Typhoid Disease in Daily Life

This article explains typhoid fever as a disease of the intestinal tract spread through contaminated water milk and food. It urges boiling water scalding milk washing hands sanitizing food surfaces and keeping vegetables clean and covered to prevent infection. It emphasizes disinfection of discharges and clean surroundings to reduce risk.

Richmond woman joins first family of Ohio

Richmond, Ind., June 20. With A. L. Harris of Haron Ohio becoming chief executive, a former Richmond woman joins Ohio's first family. Mrs Hart, formerly Miss Ethel man, married Hart in Richmond and later resided in Brooklyn New York before moving.

Richmond Ind A. L. Harris Haron Ohio Walter L. Herrs Brooklyn Lal Sor Hart Ethel Man Mr. Hart New York Brookisa

The Old Plea The coffee drinker learns coffee harms health

A narrator describes chronic indigestion vomiting and headaches linked to coffee. After trying Postum the speaker reports fewer symptoms and weight gain, crediting Postum with restoring health and ending coffee use. The account cites a Postum ad from Battle Creek Michigan and a referenced book.

Postum Partum Partum Co Hattle Creek Mich

Suit Over Patent Infringement Between Galesburgites and Indianapolis Firm

Eugene Regnier and Louisa M Richards of Galesburg sue The Tucker Dorsey Manufacturing of Indianapolis in the U S circuit court alleging patent infringement on a caneer. Plaintiffs seek profits gained, permanent injunction, and damages.

Handy Thinks Eugene Regnier Louisa M. Richards Galesburg United States Ciicuit Tucker. Dorsey Manufacturing Company Indianapolis

Fisherman’s Rubaiyat at the Quiet Pool

A fragmented verse scene evokes a lakeside moment with fishermen and troutlets beneath a shifting color. The dreamy cadence hints at waiting, longing, and the lure of water as the clock ticks on.

City News Mixed Local Incidents and College Plans

Annie Hudson reports thefts and minor crimes including a $2 theft and a porch climber stealing $7.69 at a residence. Court actions include a tempers law case, a pending ouster, and a forthcoming supreme court hearing. Butler College to appoint a new president with an inspection by Mayer. Addicon Mirgin buried in Trafalgar Indiana. Weeds linked to embezzlement in New York. Reports mention a drunken defendant, freshman coeds at a reception, and witnesses in a Rent sch case. Citizens Gas replies to a mandate about transfer and plant access.

Collide in Ball Game Ends in Fatal Skull Injury

Ellsworth and Hershey collided while chasing a fly, Ellsworth's skull crushed near the left eye. The incident occurred during a baseball game between Ellsworth and Hershey. Hershey, in the death throes of the injury, faced a court-like aftermath. The report blends divorce chatter and literary snippets with the tragic sports accident.

Ion Ellsworth Hershey

Kellogg Acquitted in Bloomington Land Scam Case

Ulysses B Kellogg of Brooketon was acquitted after being charged with swindling locals in a fake land scheme. The defense argued he acted in good faith and was misled by another man, with about 7200 dollars involved and Chicago attorney W M Payson aiding the defense alongside Robert G Ziller.

Kellogg Sun Bloomington Ind Ulysses B. Kelloms Brooketon Attornern W. M Payson Chicago Robert G. Diller Kelloes Uae Monon Frankort Lafayette Crawfordsville Pareel Monon Railway Company Jaga Limedale Putnam County Tatiana Louisville

Ancient Forms of Trial Ordeal and Combat

A historical survey of trial by jury versus ancient forms in England and Europe. It details ordeal by fire and water, battle or duel, and the deputy practice, noting medieval shifts, church influence, and the eventual abolition of these brutal methods.

Blackstone England Tris Liz Couneil Trent Lateran Council Henry VI Monterquien

Big Railway Deal in Negotiations in New York

Cincinnati based receiver Judson Hacmon reports in New York that a vast railroad transfer is being framed. Plans aim to move the Cincinnati, Hain Mon & Dayton line to the Chesapeake & Ohio to extend bituminous product routes to the Midwest and West. Simultaneous talks include Pere Marquette sale to the Erie and a turnover of the Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville line to the Queen & Crescent, all to resolve the C H D receivership.

Lexippe-McHac Pree Association Cincinnati Judson Hacmon Cincinnati, Hain Mon & Dayton New York Chesapeake & Ohio Plang Erie Chicago Louisille C. Tt Queen & Crescent

American Royalty in House and Punch’s Drollery

In London reports, American figures including Congressman Longworth and the son in law of King Theodore figure in a debate scene. The artist portrays Americans preparing to argue in the House of Commons while Punch quips about Bishop Potter of New York, noting the fuss as if he were a meat potter.

Berigpe Bar Cress London Jane D—Punch Tntay Lee Bela Gellers Longworth King Theodore Col Whitelaoetd House of Commons Amere Tean Punch Bishop Potter New York

Sesame Club Hosts Guest Evening at Brenneman Cottage

Sesame club members held a Tuesday guest evening at the Brenneman cottage Broad Ripple. Anna D Kirby served as toast mistress with Dr George Pendleton delivering the welcome address. Helena Patterson spoke on The Sesame Girls. Joseph Bradford spoke on With This Key He Unlocked the Cadet. Mrs Bradford discussed Three Years With the Club. Martha Martindale read an original poem. Speakers included Dr Sowder Henry Spraw Mrs Darnall Jennie Zeumer and Mrs De Vechting. Emblem of the club a gold key tied with pink ribbon presented to each guest.

Sesame Club Brenneman Broad Ripple Evie Anna D. Kirby George Pendleton Helena Patterson Sesame Girls

Tin Plate Mill in Noblesville Sold for 59150

The Atlanta Tin Plate mill was sold by Receiver A A Ford to John L McKee of Indianapolis as trustee for 59150 in cash. Indianapolis, Atlanta and Kokomo capitalists back the new company which plans to complete the deal this summer and begin operations.

Noblesville Ind Atlanta A. A. Ford Tos John L. McKee Indiananotts Indianapolis Kokome Capitaliste

West EXPLAIN BAD CHECK Atonis Hinton Arrested

Atonis Hinton of Morristown Illinois was arrested Wednesday by Veergeart Bivet and Captain Asch on a charge of passing a bad check. He formerly lived in Indianapolis area and owed furniture repair bills. the check was drawn on a nonexisting or insufficient funds account. Hinton left town after notification and was later seen on the street.

Atonis Hinton Morristown Ill Veergeart Bivet Captain Asch Hinton Iteas Tapiard

Window beautiful and a busy Washington figure

A Washington Star column recalls Miss Mabel T. Boardman in the Red Cross relief effort after California's earthquake and fire, noting a distinctive workshop window called the window beautiful. It also shares anecdotes about Champ Clark and Secretary Taft missing an event, and recounts Indiana Senator Beveridge's run of newspaper clippings and a sharp bill for clipping services.

State, War and Navy Department Mabel T. Boardman Red Dreams California Washington

Kings reception for distinguished guests at Norwegian coronation

King Haakon’s palace in Oslo hosted the French armored cruiser Admiral Aube and its crew for the coronation ceremony. Maj. William Gibson, the American military attaché in St. Petersburg, arrived to attend. The British royal yacht Victoria and Albert, carrying Prince of Wales, and cruisers Juno and Talbert were seen offshore preparing for the event.

darippe-MeRze Norway Aube Mbatey Hanon Maj William Gibson St. Petersburg Victoria and Albert Pesace Francass Wales Juno Talbert

Steam Roads Attack Pass Law Onow Case Argued In Superior Court

In Indiana superior court Judge J M Leathery hears State v Monon Railroad Co over a 1915 pass law challenge. The state contends railroad passes for coal operators violate equal protection. steam roads argue the act targets interurban rivals. Arguments detail discrimination against the public and exemptions for interurbans amid ongoing railroad politics.

Shether General Assembly of Teciang J. M. Leatrere State of Indiana Amatat “Ate Monon Railroad Company Goahem Cartain Paewet Railroad Commission Henry Dowling Ratira Company

Senator La Fots Felle Campaign Question Raises Voter Interest

Kansas City Journal notes La Fots Felle hints at action if Fairbanks opponent emerges. The piece suggests voters who have not focused on Fairbanks may reconsider, amid debates about a strong presidential stance.

la Fots Felle Fairbanks Fairbanks Onder San Kansas City Journal

Make Virtue Its Own Reward in Rail Rebates Row

The Philadelphia North American notes that the Pennsylvania railroad ended rebates after discovering higher profits from obeying the law. The piece argues that people should find law-breaking unprofitable, even for large firms, as a moral lesson and economic incentive.

Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelphia North American

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