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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1905
Page
10
Harry Davenport claiming Indianapolis as Dia Rome appeared in Louisville police court on a snoring in the Birth Shotum synagogue charge. Davenport said work searches exhausted him and he Dozed in a cushioned pew before being ordered to leave the city.
Deaths and marriages listed with names and ages, including Elizabeth Erahnaton 7 meningitis Israel Warriner 6 diphtheria George Cam Nation 1 diphtheria Frederick C Wehterman 41 pulmonary congestion John M Stanley 4 tuberculosis Sophia Schaefer 76 heart dilatation Erma Emma Scott 42 prematurity Oscar Achiman % ob struction of bowels Caroline Thomas 6 heat failure. marriages: Joseph Wateutik Rosa Guide Edward Sommer Mamie BE Albert Matheny Henrietta Meyer Joseph IL Behoder Mutch Knowlton Charles Connor Sebina Carlson Peter D Preaser Matte Lackwoou L McOWat Della How ard.
A compilation of building permit records listing various residents and firms. Notable entries include A Lehier for a brick addition at 2107 Iras ent, Parry Manufacturing with brick factory and rebuild warehouse projects, W E Moore double dwellings on Key stone and M2 Key- Mone, and Cantwell repairs at 26 N Pine. Other entries reference duplexes, kitchens, and repairs across several addresses and entities.
English-Sothern and Julia Marlowe perform Romeo and Juliet on Saturday. Adelaide La etite, a famed danseuse, features on the Grand vaudeville bill with stories of her schooling under Madame Kruger and past leading roles in New York spectacles. The Park presents The Great Automobile Mystery with Eschiin P. Gayer, while Sis Hopkins returns to the stage at the Empire with Rose Melville and a fresh production. Knickerbocker Burlesquers charm at Empire alongside Riley’s Speech. Indianapolis guests attend the Adventures of M Ferrichon benefiting the Boys’ club.
The morning pursuit on Pearl Street ends with Will Wade’s arrest at E Washington Street pawn shop after a plan to steal hides from Hollenbeck Press. Wade, a bookbinder by trade, admits the crime and is jailed on larceny charges. he is married with two children and resides at Tecumseh.
Four miners died and four were injured when a mine car loaded with coal plummeted down an incline at Brrawabury. The car carried ten workers who were returning from the mine, causing a fatal accident reported by the Charleston bureau.
A report from Chicago states that Dr. Ivan C. Sinon committed suicide by shooting himself early Wednesday morning. A 3 year old furniture aggressman named Jamen Tohman turned on the gas and was found dead.
A dust explosion tore through the American Cereal plant late Tuesday night, sending flames across two city blocks. Two men died, including Joseph Hollingeworth ofParnell, Ja. One unidentified body was found among the debris, and property losses reached 1,500,000.
Arthur Pierce, charged with stealing 215 from Sonia Deachler's store safe, was acquitted by a criminal court jury on Tuesday. The verdict found the missing 16 to be a coincidence with no proof of his guilt, and his wife remained by him throughout. Harper unable to attend Chicago university convocation due to illness. Dr Harper to miss winter graduation events as health trip begins.
A stream of visits links Anderson residents with Indianapolis friends, relatives in Chicago and other cities. The items mention Mrs. W. P. Kappes hosting tea, Miss Eleanor Wetenam's Chicago trip, Miss Blanche Freeman visiting Indianapolis, and numerous relatives returning home from visits in Indianapolis and beyond. Many names, towns, and upcoming events including a Persian voyage for Charles and Grace, a Cleveland minister and a 50th wedding anniversary celebration.
Explosions from unknown cities followed by fire damaged the northeast corner of Madison Square Garden during a Tuesday night sports show. Losses amount to about 60 thousand dollars to the building and exhibits of several firms. Fire is believed to have started in ragas and spread to gasoline tanks.
Special to The Sun Fort Wayne Ind March An announcement from Washington says F E B Rittman of Cleveland has resigned an author of the war department and B D E B Harper of Fort Wayne will be appointed to succeed him.
A report from Danville describes a shooting at a saloon where a patron shot and fatally wounded John Hart, the saloon keeper. Two rounds were fired. the assailant fled. Local authorities investigated as residents recalled the incident in Kentucky.
In Marion County Indiana a complaint is filed against The F. D. Cummer & Son Co in attachment and garnishment. The defendants are named and ordered to appear May 1, 1966, with the case set for the first judicial day of May term at Indianapolis Court House. Clerk WM. B. Davis and attorney Joe W. Wilson for the plaintiff.
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