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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1905

Page

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Intrigues and graft claim motive in Stanford murder

Albert Beverly former butler at Mrs Leland Stanford's home alleges household intrigues and graft linked to the poisoning death of Miss Berner, Stanford's private secretary. Police seek murder motive amid stories of affairs while in Honolulu inquest delays over transcript and unclear wine additions.

Albert Beverly Leland Stanford Misa Berner Stanford Honolulu Sheri Henry San Francisco

B G Fitzgerald Married Again

G Patageral a well known young man son of PW Fitzgerald wealthy citizen of Lanfen polls married at Shelbyville Wednesday night Minnie Barnett daughter of J Barnett of Franklin by Justice of the Peace Kleth. The couple appeared at the Shelby county courthouse and put on license on affidavit of John Lox an Indianapolis man. From there they went to Bouire Hieth offices. At the court house the residence of the bride in Franklin in Shelby county. At the Justice office it was saluted as Franklin Jobeson raunty. Fitzgerald 22 years old and has figured in several interesting tumults. Beverlyeane and elopement with Miss Mabel Winter niece of a well known attorney attracted much attention. They were going to share at the dime. Another surprise was in store for friends when a divorce was granted Mrs Fitzgerald on cruelty allegations and allure to provide. She is now traveling in Europe. Mr. and Mrs Barnett at Franklin greatly surprised to hear of their daughter's marriage. She left home Tuesday to visit friends in Indianapolis and has not been seen since.

Pitageral Fitzgerald Lanfien Polls Shelbyville Wight Minnie Barnett Barnett Franklin Howse Helby County Justles Jobeson Raunty Figgerald Beverlyeane Misa Mabel Winter Altornes Indune Mitegerald Europe

George Myers Arrested for Brass Casting Theft

George Myers, a 12 year old laborer, living on Coloradg avenue, was arrested Thursday on charges of stealing brass castings worth cents from Wiesaw works. He admitted to detectives Salmon and Manning that he took the items and pawned them with Harry Epatein of Eddget. Other workers at the plant face suspicion. Myers was released on bail furnished by his employer.

Atkins Law Works George Myers Wth Coloradg Ave Myers Salmon and Manning Wiesaw Works Harry Epatein

Seven Die In Clear Spring mine disaster

Seven miners were killed Thursday at the Clear Spring company mine near West Pittston when a hoist cable broke during a delivering shift. The victims were Adam Akunamfosky Anifiony Vladder Anthony Glerresky Adam Jorlan Michael Genusky and Anthony Jukotulie. The accident occurred 300 feet underground and all perished instantly from gas inhalation.

Scripps-M' Har Press Association Wilkesbarre Clear Spring Clear Spring Con Company Weat Pittston Mre Seo Mons Adam Akunamfosky Anifiony Vladder Anthony Glerres

Mrs Chadwick May Go Free In Trial Standstill

After two witnesses, the defense rested in the Mrs. Chadwick trial amid crowd scenes as supporters said no conspiracy had been shown. Judge Wing eyed a bench verdict with Judge Taylor to decide what constitutes conspiracy while prosecutors argued for accountability.

Scripps-M'Rae Press Association Cleveland Chadwick Wing Taylor

Baby Found On Doorstep Inaww Purely Safe Return

A baby girl was found asleep in a basket on the front steps of William Myer in McKinaw, not yet cried. The infant, born February 13, placed a note with the date, and is described as well dressed, suggesting the mother was in comfortable circumstances. The Myers plan tocare for the child if possible, though they are unsure about keeping it.

Willian Myer McKinave Mr. Myer Birs. Myer Myer

Illness of A. B. Hunt Affects Executive Workload

Illness strikes A. B. Hunt causing absenteeism at the desk as he remains unable to attend duties. The secretary reports Hunt is overworked from handling a broad span of executive and legislative business amid his health setback.

Gov Hang My. Hunt

Seven men killed at Clear Spring colliery

Report from West Pittsburg details seven fatalities at the Clear Spring colliery on Thursday. The item notes a local disaster with no further identified victims or causes given in the readable text.

Paper delivery notice for Sun subscribers

Owing to a large number of awards to the Sun over the past three months there may be irregular paper delivery. Subscribers who fail to receive the Sun promptly must notify the office by telephone Main 530 or New 880, no later than 6 p.m.

Sun Authserfhers

Mrs Sherrick Buried After Long Journey Home

The wife of Riale Auditor David K. Sherrick was buried in Crown Hill Thursday afternoon. Services at Frederick Brown’s home were led by Rev Joshua Stangheld. State offices closed 2 to 4 in sympathy as officials attended the funeral. Mrs Sherrick and Mr Sherrick traveled from Jackson Springs North Carolina to Indianapolis with her sister Miss ChMe Maniove and the nurse.

No Change in Ballot For Senator

Scripp2 Awrae Press Association in Jefferson City reports no change in the balloting Thursday for senator as results remained the same and voting continued without incident.

Scripp2 Awrae Press Association Jefferson City

Experiences of an Educated Colored Man Seeking Employment

A narrative by Joseph Seale recounts attempts by a young educated Black man to find work in the United States. He describes early life in Barbados, schooling, and brief roles as a proofreader and journalist, followed by travel to Detroit and other towns where racial union rules and job barriers hindered employment opportunities. The piece sketches personal resilience amid discrimination as he travels toward further prospects.

United States Mose Pit Seale England Educathi Barbadoes Anu

Mukden Falls to Gen Oyama in Manchuria

Jap army under Gen Oyama defeats Russian forces at Mukden and advances into the Manchurian city. Reports estimate 100000 killed on the battlefield. Gen Kuropatkin and remnants flee, while civilians in Rub containers burn stores and clothing in panic.

Mukden Falls Gen Oyama Kuropatein

Vote Buying Alleged in Horry Township Trustee Contest

Perry township Republicans introduced witnesses alleging that Warren R. E. Tinkle, Democratic trustee-elect of Horry Township, attempted to bribe voters in the recent election. Testimony includes a $1.50 gift to Robert Crane, drink-related inconsistencies, and offers of work for influence. The case before Special Judge R. W. McBride draws large crowds as proceedings continue with rulings limiting political references.

Perry Township Thursdey Warren RE Tinkle Horry Township R. W. McBride Robert Crane Ensered Duafly Wwear Coffman Southport Shortridge Greenwood Willie Chow

Marriage of Mates Amid Silent License Request

A deaf and dumb couple, Edward Huntsinger and Catherine McNally, obtained a marriage license from Marriage Clerk Berner after communicating by sign. Edward F. Morrow, also deaf and dumb, witnessed the affidavit. The pair then set out to find a preacher to wed them.

Berner Edward Huntsinger Forve Laurel Ind Catherine McNally Herner Huntsinger Edward F. Morrow Morrow Aving Noida

Wreck on Eastbound Train Kills Cattle and Worker

Eastbound fast stack train No 4 on the USO railroad wrecked at Tracy when a truck broke under a car. Six cars piled up and cattle were killed. The body of CM Pats ternon of Aurora Indiana was recovered trapped beneath wreckage. Local ads follow noting goods and services.

Ocripps-M'Rae Press Laporte Tnd Tracy Patsternon Aurora Wulschner

Japanese seize Mukeen, claim advance in Asia

Berlin March 9 dispatch in the Lokal Observer reports Japanese forces have occupied Mukeen as part of their recent Asian advances. The item notes a contested border situation and ongoing strategic movements amid the broader conflict.

Scrippa-M Rar Press Assaulation Berlin The Lokal Obzeiver Mukeen

Bloodiest war days at Mukden as casualties surge

War reports claim the front near Mukden is the bloodiest of the conflict with over 8,000 Russians killed before Gen. Uka's forces and likely more as other fronts report higher totals. Casualties on both sides may top 100,000 with Japanese forces believed to have cut the railway north of Alukden. Field Marshal Cosme orders restraint near Mukono to protect residents and the Manchu cradle. Jubilation floods the capital as citizens cheer the defeat of Kuropatkin by Oyams and Gyam.

Torio Mukden Uka Alukden Kuropatkin Puenan Cosme Caibon Mukono Muropatkin Uy Oyams

Retreat Is A Battle Near Mukden In 1905 War

The article reports on the Russo Japanese War front near Mukden with Kuropatkin's 400,000 retreating army and Oyama's decisive pressure. It notes heavy Russian casualties possibly reaching 100,000, Kaulbars loss of 10,000 in four days, and Nogi's expanding advances. Rennenkampf's corps may be cut off, leaving tens of thousands as prisoners.

Eurapatkin Tieling Scrifps-M'Rae Mukden Oyama Atukken Alvinions Kuropatkin Kuro Itta Kaulbars Dave Oku Rennenkampfs Nogi Ruabatal Imperial Tombs Beatty Kurepatkin

Weather Spotter Saves Baby in Eczema Case

A brief note recalls a weather spotter named G A Conrad who aided a baby troubled by severe eczema. The report highlights quick action and recognition from local readers, preserving the child’s comfort through urgent care and support.

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