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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1897

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Walling Faces Hanging After Governor Denies Respite

Frankfort Ky March 13 Alonzo Walling convicted in Pearl Bryan murder will be hanged with Scott Jackson next Saturday Gov Bradley denied any extension of time and corrected a false report of a four day respite A tearful interview with Mrs Jackson preceded the anticipated confession if he chooses to acquiesce within five days.

Frankfort U. P Bradley Alonzo Walling Pearl Bryan Walling Scott Jack

Mother Pleads Confession From Scott Jackson In Prison

Cincinnati dispatch reports at Alexandria Roy Jackson case that his mother pleaded with him to reveal secrets, making him weep as she offered protection. A sister visited, and guards flagged a whispered exchange. The piece notes dreams of execution and maintains non hostile family ties amid confinement.

Cincinnati UC. P.j the Tinquirer Alexandria Roy Scott Jackson Mrs. Jackson Gov. Bradley Scott Sheriff Plummer

West Succeeds as Custodian and Engineer of State House

An Indianapolis-based shift sees John W. West named custodian of the state house and Samuel Schutt chosen as engineer. West, a veteran railroad man and former civil war soldier, succeeds Tim Griffin with backing from railroad officials. Schutt, a former Marion County court house engineer and veteran machinist, assumes the engineer role.

Indianapolis Samuel Schutt Michael Cain Tor Gov. Mount State House John W. West Meridian St Joan W. West Tim Griffin West Mr. West Maroc Ite Indiana Morton Tn Ins ISS JIB & W Hahline Lincoln Republican Party Ew Wallice Tt. Nebeker Wy. d. Overstreet Tie Man Griffiz Vese Mawin D. Logsdon John St Modesty Schutt Wilson Jum Senutt

Walling Taken to Jail After Alleged Confession Hint

Walling was taken to the jail in Mrs. Posts carriage. It is reported that Walling has stated Jackson has promised to provide a written confession.

Walling Post Jackson

Improvements Sought by Citizens for City Works

Improvements proposed by residents include sewer and alley work in multiple blocks on Newman street Nineteenth to Hill avenue and between Warren and Detroit avenues. Graveling and brick walks planned on Jexington Hoyt Merrill Past New Jersey and other streets.

Board of Works Newman-st Hill-ave Warren-st Detroit-ave Southeastern-ave Bates-st Jexington-ave Hoyt-ave State-ave Frank-st State-st Washington-st Pennsylvania Railroad Merrill-st New Jersey-st Church Carlos-sts Ray-st Morris-st Ingraham-st Shelby-st

St Patrick's Day Grand Parade Named in City Hometown

John J. Blackwell will serve as grand marshal for the St. Patrick's day parade, described as an elaborate spectacle with more than a dozen organizations participating. A post parade meeting follows in Tomlinson hall with Mayor Taggart presiding and Gov. Mount expected to attend. Addresses will be given by Rev D O Donaghue, Rev D McCabe, John W O H of Peru, and P J Carlon.

John J. Blackwell Tomlinson Hall Taggart Mount D. O’donaghue D. McCabe John W. O'H Peru P. J. Carlon

Train wreck near Illowa tha claims crew and passenger lives

A Missouri Pacific passenger train wrecked near Illawatha Kansas at midnight. The engineer and fireman were killed and several passengers injured with some in critical condition. A passenger died from injuries and others sustained serious harms in the crash observed Sunday night.

Atchison, Kas U. P Missouri Pacific Illawatha Kas

Crete War Deepens as Insurgents Seek Union With Greece

Sunday dispatches report a conference in Canea between foreign admirals and insurgent leaders, who seek union with Greece. Fighting at Kissamo continues. fires from bombardment burn. Nine hundred volunteers arrive from Alexandria and 1200 from Macedonia. Garibaldi’s son forms three volunteer regiments for the Greek army, with orders to arrest him if he lands in Crete. A blockade is reportedly ordered by foreign powers on key Cretan ports and lines of communication.

Athens U. Po Canea Greece Kissamo London PLA Pall Mall Rone Riceuti Garibaldi Garibaldi Ureelk Itrete Stefano Cangio Mercu Canevaro Canen Crete

Five horses derail Missouri Pacific passenger train disaster

A Monday early incident saw five horses on the track derailing a northbound Missouri Pacific passenger train at 1 28 am. The engine baggage car and fire coaches burned. Engineer W Edward Nye and Fireman Lawrence O Connor were killed. J Meadow a traveling salesman for Simms Grocery company was badly scalded and his leg crushed but later died. Injured include J F Bacon, Tl A Kemp, John Appleton Noe M Austerlium V Piper and others with severe burns and head injuries.

Fiawatiha Ilias Missouri Pacific Ingineer W Edward Nye Lawrence O'Connor J. Meadow Atchison Simms Brocery Company

State Treasurer Receives Letter On Unclaimed Papers In Indiana

A letter to the Indiana State Treasurer recalls old state bank deaths and seeks information on an unclaimed papers box deposited at the Vincennes bank. The writer, claiming relation to Daniel Abbex of Alt. Carmel, asks about a box of wittable tapers for Virginia Strong, who is now married, noting the father died in November and the mother died earlier. The writer says a receipt signed by the father did not reach him and asks the Vincennes Commercial elder for help.

State Treasury Tndianapolis Ind Mranehwiate Bank Vincenties Moor Daniel Abbex Alt. Garmel Wahush Co Virginia Strong

A Pipeless Stove Threatens Four Children Escape

The Todd family narrowly escaped asphyxiation when a large natural gas stove pipe fell from its outlet in the living room. Mrs Marley and the four children were awakened by rising gas pressure, revived by neighbors and officers who opened doors and windows.

J. E. Todd Marier Teda Todd Pac Havehville Mrs. Marley

School board frets compulsory education tax burden

The board battles a new compulsory education law that imposes a ten cent tax raising about 110 709 but cannot solve overcrowding. It fears unpopularity and limited funds as it relies on old borrowing methods after the legislature failed to relieve local school finances.

Thant Row Hourd Schonel

Is It Possible President Mason Returns From East

President A J Mason has returned from a trip east and is somewhat ill, unable to be seen. Street car circles believe Citizens' Street railway will seek overtures with city authorities once a new administration is in place if the supreme court finds no perpetual franchise.

A. J. Mason Citizens’ Street Railway Company Citizens’ Company Supreme Court

Fountain Removal At Monument Place Sparks City Work

Monastery Place fountain dismantling begins as wagons and workers clear the west side of the soldiers' monument. By noon the structure is largely removed to make way for larger, more natural architectural fountains. The Farm Record attacks Wardall and Cooley over insurance department leadership and warns 30,000 alliance members about potential fallout.

Monument Monument Place Farmers‘ Alliance Farm Record Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union Wardall and Cooley Alliance Wardall Alliance and Industrial Union Wardall and Cooley

Three Requisitions and a Gilded Confidence Game

A requisition has been issued on Governor of Ohio for Frank Field now jailed in Cincinnati charged with inducing Walter M Beck of Delphi to endorse a $100 check signed by Field and parable at Whitney national bank New Orleans Field had no money Beck travels Central America as Field posed as a tourist Beck is en route to Cincinnati to seize Field back Illinois Gov. Mount issues requisition for G Vanderpool arrested at Fort Wayne Vanderpool ran a confidence game in Warren County and George W McCammon left Sullivan County with about $3500 for Adams Express captured in Terrell Texas. Also advises choosing Diadem Patent Vigor bread flour as best.

Ohio Frank Field Cincinnati Walter M. Beck Delphi Field Whitney National Bank New Orleans Beck Central America Illinois G. Vanderpool Fort Wayne Warren County George W. McCammon Sullivan County Adams Express Company Terrell Tex Gov. Mount

After the Storm painting bought by Saks exhibit

The famous painting After the storm was purchased by Andrew Saks and placed on display at Saks Co clothing store. It measures 12 feet by 7 feet and depicts a Polish field ruined by a furious storm with peasant owners gazing in discouragement. It was a world’s fair favorite and listed at 16000 dollars.

Andrew Saks Saks & Co

Street Cat Case Heads to Supreme Court Oral Case

The street cat case is set for an oral argument in Washington before the Supreme Court on Tuesday. The proceedings will determine key questions about animal status and related legal standards.

Washington Supreme Court

Dr Hiram G Caster Clinic Ad Near 288 Massachusetts

Dr Hiram G Caster offers office hours 9 to 4. Saturday 7 to 8 p m and Sunday 9 to 1 a m. This ad notes a full line of bookcases available at Wm L Elders location.

Hiram G. Caster Massachusetts-are Wm. L. Elder

Is Death the End Sermon at Central Avenue Church

Sunday morning at Central Avenue M E Church George R Wendling delivered a sermon arguing against Covn Bob Ingersoll's atheistic views He asserted life continues beyond death and that humans despite flaws possess divine potential and a destined dominion over earth and cosmic knowledge, framing death as a challenge to fulfill a grand purpose.

George R. Wendling Central-ave. M. E Covn Bob Ingersoll Earth

Sprinkling bids reviewed by city public works board

The Board of public works opened sprinkling bids per 10 000 square feet with lower figures than last season. Capitol Ave sweeping contract awarded to Fuehring Bros. Many bids under advisement suggest Fuehring Bros. or City Sprinkling Co. will secure multiple districts, while several entries show varied amounts for Nos. 11 18 19 21.

Board of Public Works Capitol Ave Fuehring Bros City Sprinkling Company Robert Thomas Robert Tohemar Henry T. Nolting Henrys T. Nolt

Forecast for Indianapolis Weather March Wind Claims

Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the eight hours ending p m March 16 predicts warmer conditions with occasional rains and clear spells Monday night and Tuesday. Noon temperature Monday reached 2 p m Bs sundays high wind. Weatherman Wuppenhans notes March windiness is not greater than past years despite public talk. Sunday morning wind spurted and swept through the city at a rapid rate.

Wuppenhans

Anna Rifner Denies Accusations In Indianapolis Case

Anna Rifner asserts that her previous theft charge release did not require her to leave the area. She also claims it is false that a businessman brought her to Indianapolis. The statements address alleged actions involving Charles H Ferrell and another woman taken the night of the incident.

Anna Rifner Charles H. Ferrell Indianapolis

Spring fashions and music festival notes in city activity

Clothiers report spring suits selling fast as Miss Ella Russell and Ben Davies prepare a May music festival performance. Major Taylor praises the May chorus, Kahlo zouaves entertain at Masonic hall, and April features a military ball. A fire at Mrs Rotach's residence prompts investigations. Local officials discuss federal prison confinement statutes as U.S. Marshal Hawkins seeks guidance.

Lemo Ella Russell Ben Davies Padres St. Clair and Mainaissts John H. Stem Major Taylor Kahlo Zouaves Masonic Hall Hawkins Ketcham H. H. Hanna National Monetary Commission Washington, D. C Hanna Indianapolis Col. Ingersoll Progress Club John F. White Trusts and Combines

Spanish Governor Orders Cuba Garrison Pullback to Seaports

A Havana dispatch reports Gen Weyler orders all interior Cuban garrisons to move to seaport points to shield soldiers from yellow fever as the rainy season nears. Analysts see it as a first step toward abandoning Cuba, with interior towns likely to fall to insurgents or chaos. Lingering doubts about Weyler’s tenure and a possible resignation swirl amid Spanish unrest.

Cuba Weyler New York U. P the Sun Havana Sayving Isla Atadric Philippine Islands Spain Sr Americaln la Clara Madri

Col Bob Ingersoll Speaks in Indianapolis on Reform

Public lecture by Col. Bob Ingersoll at Grand Opera House in Indianapolis drew about half the usual crowd. He argued against belief in a super power and urged reliance on human providence, proposing an international board to direct war and criticising church funding. He also advocated public marriage ceremonies and easy divorce.

Bob Ingersoll Idianapolis Grand Opera House Hur Satishi International Board Mr. Ingersollth Ingerso

Impreror of Austria to visit a burg in April

A fragmentary note says the Emperor of Austria will visit a town in April. Other scattered items mention Herman Dieck as a prominent German figure and speculation about Oscar Wilde. The Marion Arkansas town is dated by the Mississippi River, with imagery of a staged accident and various maritime notes.

Imperor Austria Herman Dieck Oscar Wilde Marion Ark Mississippi Ailsa Moi U. S. Monitor Puritan Sandy Hook Cape Hatteras Tom Reed House of Representatives Was Admiral Hollman Th Navy Reichstag Oceanic Francisco Australia

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Alonzo Griffin St&te House Montegrin Larissa Macedonia Paris Marek H.-t ST. Peptiersburg Taliano Rovernements Pune Ciraeus Syra Thessaly Treasurer of State Knowlton Lady O Vincennes Son Benecovisi The END Wendling Central-ave. M. E. Church Works Board Anna Hifner City Life Musical Age Clarence Wulsin Wulsin Times Buffalo Theosophic Crusaders Propylaeum Katharine A. Tingley William Q. Judge Ernest T. Hargrove Hert Indiana Reformatory Joe Bush Bush Bob
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