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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1905
Page
10
The Board of Works again postponed the hearing on track elevation at Kentucky Avenue to July 10. Railroads involved say they will object to current city engineer plans and seek ample time to prepare alternative designs.
The Fourteenth and Twenty-first field artillery batteries from Fort Sheridan are ordered to march to Fort Phil Sheridan in Oklahoma. The units will depart immediately, endure a weeks long trek, and return to base after the homemade test of endurance for both men and animals.
EXPECT J. D. ROCKEFELLER soon to visit Aberdeen Huron Sioux Falls and Hot Springs in South Dakota for health reasons. He will observe public sentiment and gather information during his tour and remain in Hot Springs to improve his health. DIES OF YELLOW FEVER. Pan ama June 2 W B Word editor of the Star and Herald of Panama died Monday night of yellow fever. He was a seatchman formerly with Jamaican newspapers.
Amid tumultuous scenes the department store and railway express drivers Monday rejected the peace terms offered by their employers in a labor dispute set in Chicago.
A long list of residents and guests travels between Richmond Shelbyville Greenfield and Columbus with summer plans and visits. Mrs Richard Francis and Mrs C C Bell host and visit relatives while Magdalena Wolf and Edward Messmer plan a Tuesday wedding at the Wolf home on Montcalm Riverside. Also mention of a St Marys academy commencement and a public tea at Prospect Street. Mayor Dunne reappoints Chief ONeill as police superintendent in Chicago.
President Franklin D Roosevelt arrives in Boston to attend Harvard University commencement. Bishop William Lawrence meets him, joins a breakfast at the bishop’s home, and the party includes President Eliot and others. A later event shows Roosevelt at the Oakley club with the graduating class, where he is photographed.
Nannie from Asheville is hailed for saving many lives by signaling a train halt with her red petticoat. A Southern railway official rewards her and offers education. The incident occurred near a mountain wreck where a coal train halted as a rockslide blocked the track.
ITV Smoke Inspector R P Ring discusses smoke stopping tips with some scientific details. A tabour day feature covers ball games. The Indianapolis postmaster may hire three clerks at 443 year. R J Krueger, Democratic police commissioner of Michigan City, says the governor meddling. Grace Burden, colored, arrests for accomplice to Irvine Dye’s Marion murder five years ago.
Special correspondence from Oberammergau reports villagers will perform a mystery play titled The School of the Cross this summer using the same actors as the renowned passion play. The seven acts recount episodes from King David life linking Old Testament redemption promises to the New Testament fulfillment with tableaux and living pictures.
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