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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1905

Page

10

Personal and Social News From Lafayette and Indianapolis

Richard Underwood returns to Lafayette. Amos Palmer comes back from Logansport. Marion’s Milton Averman guests Irlunda in Indianapolis. W Judking visits his brother J A Judkins in Greenfield. Marian Morey heads east for weeks. Anna Deagan returns to Terre Haute after a quick Indianapolis trip. Mrs. Robert McGrath of Lafayette visits daughter in Indianapolis. Jennigan returns to Crowsfortaville after a brief Indianapolis visit. Bertha Roach visits. Sarah Hubbard and G A F Shibler return to Marion from Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. W G Shirley of Martinsville stay with relatives in Indianapolis. Wil Tall returns home to Indianapolis after brief Rushville visit. Ladies Auxiliary A O H Division 3 plans a hall event Thursday at St Joseph’s. Mrs Nicholas J Rembusch and son visit Indianapolis friends. John Walter of Crawfordsville returns after a pilot visit. Mrs Andrew Kennocke back from Indianapolis and Cincinnati visits. Jenny Gwoonvy of Lafayette spends week in Indianapolis with friends. George Stout’s family moves from Marion to Indianapolis. Stout edits Star. Lena Richey returns to Greenfield from Indianapolis visit. Mrs Nova Chlitivk back after short visit with parents in Greenfield. Mr and Mrs Willis D Miller of Terre Haute visit Indianapolis Thursday afternoon. Mrs A Lowingham returns to Indianapolis after brief Letayette visit. Mr and Mrs David C Braden return to Indianapolis after visiting Lang family in Lafayette.

Richard Underwood Lafayette Amos Palmer Logansport Milton Averman Marion Irlunda Indianapolis Te ‘W. Judking J. A. Judkins Greenfield Mixa Marian Morey Mian Anna Deagan Torré Haute G. A. FL. Shibler Indiananolla W. G. Shirley Martinsville Wil Tall Kor John Walter Crawfordsville Andrew Kennocke Indiamapolis Cincinnati Jenny Gwoonvy Indianapole George Stout A. Lowin Ham Letayatte Iy Mx Mre David C. Braden Littleston Charlea Lang Famby

Vaudeville At Grand And Empire Delights Audiences

The Grand bills feature Charles Barry of the famed Barry family with his acrobatic dance and comic turns alongside Hulda Halvers clever singing and all around charm. Johnny and Emma Ray draw big crowds after a three year absence while Melvilie stars in la Hopkina and Nevins Arnold offer Blue Ribbon Girls style sketches at the Empire.

Charlee Darby George M. Cohan Domniny Jones Hulda Halvers Danger Johnny Emma Ray the Park Indianapoli Weem Wides McCorkle Johnny Ray Mie Rays Hhorie Tuse Melvilie Miss Melvilie J. T. Stirling Pacific Cagat Nevins Arnold the Empire Wong

President Salary Increase Defeated in House

Washington reports that an attempt to raise the president's salary from 30,000 to 75,000 and set a 55,000 post retirement pension was voted down in the House on Wednesday afternoon.

Washington Frou Poral Pllice

Stork Arrives Prompts Renter Ejectment Suit

Chicago report says G W Dickerson rented to Frank Guémmey and wife who had no children. Wednesday Dickerson asked police to eject the Guerneys after the stork delivered twins. Police have not decided how to proceed.

Scripps-Aprae Press Association Chicago G. W. Dickersey Frank Guémmey Dickerson Guerneys Stork

Spree Ends in Self-Inflicted Death at Home

Afiich 2 After attempting in Ril and wife and step daughter, driving them from home, George Bullock went into the cellar and set his brains out. He had been drinking heavily.

Evansville Ind Ril George Bullock Tle

Taft Holds The Record As Resigner Of Positions

Washington March 2 William Howard Taft chief resigner of the Roosevelt cabinet may resign from the cabinet to seek the presidency or to join the supreme court. He has resigned as assistant prosecuting attorney for northern Ohio, collector of internal revenue for Ohio District, judge of the superior court northern district Ohio, solicitor general, associate judge sixth judicial circuit, professor of law at the University of Cincinnati, president of the Philippine commission, and civil governor of the Philippines. His resignation from the federal bench to head the Philippine commission is highlighted for patriotism as he drafted civil and criminal codes, built public works, and started the public school system in Manila. Taft gained praise for his calm, urbane manner and personal magnetism, earning admiration from many in Congress and on Panama trips. He was born in Cincinnati in 185? and educated at Woodward High School and Yale, later secretary of war in 1906.

Washington William Howard Taft Roosevelt Elder Supreme Court of Taft Folkowing Ohio Superior Court Onio United States United Biales Sixth Judicial Circuit Progessor Lan Law Department Uiversity of Cincinnati Free Pilippines Commission Cival Philippine Islands Effenlt Lnter Ctv Mation 4 Manila Congress Panama Isthmus Melville Fuller de

Russia’s First Rulers and Their Fateful Ends

A fragmented historical note recounts rulers from Rurik to Viadimir, detailing assassinations, beheadings, and royal executions. It touches on Tsar Taroslat, church ties, and dynastic marriages shaping medieval Russia, with stray medical ads interwoven.

Turusint Dynasty Turmoil And The Early Russian Tsars

A narrative of early Russian succession marked by wholesale assassinations and civil wars after Tarosif's death. Brothers contended for the throne, with Istsalef and Sviatoslav II among those dethroned or killed. Vladimir II’s reign introduces surnames and brutal practices as Kiev struggles with Constantinople, ending in a period of relative peace under Tsar Andrew after a dynasty of internecine fighting.

Rurik Askold Dar Oleg Igor Sviatoslav Inropolk Boris Gleb Sviatopela € II Sviatopolk Inrosint St. Vladimir Viadimir Tzar Jaroslaf Tarosiuf Istsalef Sviatoslav Lil Istaslaf Siaslas Germany Sviatoslafs Sviatonas II David Vindiane TL Vladimir Monomachus Vladimir Russia Rusu Jo Vetnenx Vladimir I Vladimir II Constantinople George Usrona Kiet Andrew Thorn Tsar Andrew

Merchant prince suffers broken leg after fall

A report from Chicago dated March 2 describes Blarahall Field, a merchant prince, being confined at his residence with a broken leg after slipping on an uneven walk.

Field Scripfs-M' Rre Press Association Chicago Blarahall Field Fey

Veteran musician William Robyn dies after long career

William Robyn, veteran musician and conductor of the frat symphony orchestra west of Pittsburg and organizer of the Miret Uruse band the St. Lovie, died Thursday in St. Louis. Funeral details unavailable.

Bcripps-Ii Rab Press Association ST. Louis William Robyn Frat Symphony Orchestra Pittsburg St. Lovie

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