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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1903

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Roosevelt say s post office scandals must be probed

Washington June 4 The president’s letter to Attorney General Knox released Wednesday outlines steps to pursue post office disclosures. It notes indictments, possible future charges, and calls for special assistants to handle cases and root out guilty officials, while detailing inquiries into circulation of a controversial claim involving Third-assistant Madden. Lorenz and Machen are both jailed after Toledo indictment for conspiracy to defraud the government.

Washington Holmes Conrad Charles J. Bonaparte Post Office Knox Post Office Department Brieton Department of Justice Tyner District Attorney's Office District of Columbia Theodore Roosevel Payne Madden General Manufacturing Company Franklin Sidley Lorenz Toledo George E. Lorenz A. W. Machen Martha U.S Winder U.B Brough

No, I Didn't Says Aaude Police Say Yes You Did

Maude McDonald, 66 E Court St, was arrested Tuesday night on suspicion of knowing about set ups at the men's convention and is still detained. A man who was allegedly touched for $50 failed to identify her when he called at headquarters Wednesday morning. McDonald claimed no money despite having a large roll. police suspect connections to the scheme.

Maude McDonald E. Court St N. Lilinois Sr McDonald Washington-st Sergt. Warren Uwe Uey Ben

Florence girl 8 is killed in home by unknown assailant

A 8 year old Florence girl died of injuries after an attack at her home near East Street. A second Black girl, 2, injured in the same incident, remains in critical condition. Both suspects are under arrest. Local farmers discuss mob violence fears as authorities seek calm. A minister urged self defense and lamented the events while Topeka officials coordinate aid for refugees and food distribution.

Florence le Runs Ted Ernann East St. Is Fe Green

Saver Advertisements on the Ninth Page

Fragments show advertisements on the ninth page offering housework work, wanted items, room for rent, and wanted help finding a position. The readable lines indicate job and rental notices and a general classifieds feel characteristic of a midpage ads section.

Millionaire Husband Divorce Granted in New York

Mrs. Daniel T. Campbell testified that her millionaire husband scolded her, mocked churchgoing, refused smoking, threw chinaware and knives, and attacked her after she refused to drink rum. The divorce was granted here on Tuesday.

New York Daniel T. Campbell

Murder trial of Knapp adjourned amid juror delays

Hamilton June 4 The strangler Knapp's murder trial was adjourned to Thursday morning after thirty nine veniremen were examined and seven passed temporarily Possibly three may be accepted Sheriff Bisdorf was told to have 0 men on hand Thursday morning to complete the jury Knapp wore a black crepe rosette on his coat mourning his father A picture button of his third wife Isannah Goddard Knapp was pinned to his lapel as he prepares for the trial

Hamilton Strangler Knapp Isannah Goddard Knapp

Wysong Blocks Boulevard Appropriation Fight

Dispute over a 70 000 Fall creek and 20 000 Pleasant run boulevard funding stalls a city appropriation ordinance. Republicans largely back the plan while Councilman Wysong opposes it, and Democrats split with many delaying support until after local primaries. Several council members warn passage would hinge on political maneuvering.

Tom Wynne Anance Committee Wysong Gustav J. T. Meyer Ward Brookwalter Fall Creek Pleasant Run Henjamin Sang Tate Meyer Tlon Wynne Tinanes Persine Cie

Lockerbie St Fair Opens Wednesday Night

Lockerbie St fair opens Wednesday night and showcases a new James Whitcomb Riley poem inscribed on souvenirs. Proceeds aid the charity fund. Last year’s fair was a major success and this year aims to match it with lavish displays and pledged philanthropy. Lighting contracts delayed by city action, to be finalized Thursday.

James Whitcomb Riley Lockerbie St. Fair Riley Charity Organization Society

Morgan and Lipton Headed for Roosevelt Dinner

On the Oceanic which arrived in New York are prominent financiers J P Morgan Sir Thomas Lipton Sir Clinton Dawkins head of Morgan London J Bruce Smay and Henry Wildig a Morgan stockholder. Lipton has been invited to dine with President Roosevelt at the White House Friday.

New York Oceanic J. P. Morgan Sir Thomas Lipton Clinton Dawkins London Morgan and Company J. Bruce [Smay Morgan Ship Combine England Henry Wildig Combine Bir Thomas Roosevelt White House

Trouble over Kishinef massacre cited in Russian cabinet rift

A St Petersburg letter reports Czar Nicolas II clashing with foreign minister Count Lamsdorff after a scathing comment on the Kishinev massacre. Lamsdorff offered resignation but the czar refused to accept it while pressing cabinet and palace intrigue. Expect further sensational developments soon.

London St. Petersburg Count Lamsdorff Lamsdorff Lamadertz

Hotel Owner Dies After Fire at Del Rapids Hotel

SIOUX FALLS SD June 44 Albert Fulmer proprietor of the Western Hotel at Del Rapids perished after an explosion of kerosene or gasoline rendered him unconscious. A small blaze ignited in the hotel Wednesday morning and he could not escape. Fire is believed incendiary in origin.

Sioun Falls Albert Fulmer Western del Rapids

Willit Recounts Burglary at Home Discovery

W. A. Burabet told police on Wednesday morning that burglars broke into his home and ransacked several closets and dressers while searching for money, leaving only the room where he slept untouched and taking a new coat and vest.

W. All N. Burabet

Beveridge to Maine for July and August Vacation

Forecast for Indianapolis area notes increasing cloudiness and possible showers for the next 36 hours to 8 p.m. June 25. Wednesday night and Thursday likely bring more showers. Morning temperature 62, noon 72, 2 p.m. 74. Beveridge plans vacation in Maine woods during July and August. return would be for urgent business only if needed.

Beveridge Maine Woods Bevridge Indianapolis Indiana

King Peter Returns as King of Servia in Belgrade

After years in exile a Karageorgeviteh is crowned king of Servia in Belgrade amid a citywide, exuberant welcome. Welcomes from cabinet officials and diplomats, a bread and salt ceremony, and a thousand street flowers signal a festive start to his reign with a luminous procession planned. Confusion remains over which foreign ministers attended as Tuesday’s note mentions undecided recognition by some governments.

Belgrade Servia Peter England Holand Turkey Belerade Isador

Feathers Cause Near Tragedy in Boy's Bed Scene

A feather bed and a small revolver led to a near fatal incident on a Wednesday morning. Ira Van Pelt, nine, was in bed when his brother, unaware the gun was loaded, fired, piercing the neck with feather remnants still nearby. The gun belonged to an older sibling and no serious injury occurred.

Little Brother Ira van Pelt Ira van Pell Edward M. van Pelt Sob Shithy-sc Sam Ira Crockett

Resolutions Committee Control Decides Democratic Caucus

Des Moines Iowa June 21 By a two to one vote the ou r ratives secured control of the resolutions committee at the caucus preliminary to the democratic state convention Wednesday The silver men conceded defeat but signaled a fight on the convention floor over the minority of the Slo report Temporary chairman Cusick avoided the Kansas City platform and turned discussion to trusts tariffs and government ownership urging the party to look forward.

Des Moines Ou Rratives Resolutions Committee Slo Sperch Cusick

Rumor of Special Council Meeting In City Hall

Newsroom buzzed with talk of a rumored special council meeting to pass the precinct boundary ordinance. Whaleman Logsdon was absent from committee rooms and later at the stockyard. City clerk Eliot and the mayor denied any call or knowledge of such a meeting. Special meetings are summoned by the mayor or five council members.

Whaleman Logsdon Uiy Loan of Works Eliot

Keach Comments On Bookwalter Campaign Strategy

Jim Keach praised Bookwalter while predicting a tough campaign for the mayoral race. He notes ministers’ cautious stance, possible boundary changes, and says ward conventions will choose council candidates, aiming to reduce bossism and satisfy Democrats.

Wife seeks divorce after cross and sullen husband

Mrs Lena Eehreibur asks for divorce from Theodore Schreiber citing years of crossness and silence and occasional curses and beatings. The case highlights marital strife in a tense domestic dispute from a local newspaper page.

Terre- Ngton Lena Eehreibur Theodore Schreiber

Bear Misidentified: Old Dog Mistaken for Wild Beast

Patrols searched Pogues Run after reports of a prowling beast. Citizens and officers converged as a dog with a comic bear-like gait sparked fear. The animal, deemed harmless, was captured and euthanized to dispel the panic. A nearby man explained the tale arose from mistaken identity.

Playmates Reunite and Marry in Justice Stout Court

Two young colored people born in Cyts thiana Kas moved to Indianapolis where they met again and chose to wed. Louis Berry and Mary Eliza Hall, ages 2 and 19 respectively, secured bonds of matrimony in Justice Stout's court on Wednesday morning.

United Wnth Stout Cytsthiana Kas Indianapolis Gain Louis Berry Mary Eliza Hall

Schmid Dugan Company Incorporation in Indianapolis

Incorporators William D. Allison Emrich Schmid and Joseph A Dugan form Schmid Dugan Company to manufacture surgical instruments physicians hospital supplies capital stock 20000 Indianapolis. New pianos priced 16 and up at Wulschner's. Denison barber shop offers active artists at Fairview Park with ice cream Vegallons and meals at the pavilion.

Schmid-Dugan Company Indianapolis William D. Allison Emrich Schmid Joseph A. Dugan Fairview Park Algo

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