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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1906
Page
2
Special to The Son Indiana reports a heated House session with Speaker Cannon and amendments stalled. Grosvenor’s move to end the lieutenant general grade triggered a clash over constitutional powers, with threats of further action and a focus on procedures and authority.
Special to The Sun reports a dramatic elopement and wedding at Calvary Methodist Episcopal church in New York. Jere Rahdre, described as illionaire, ran away with his partner aided by a stepfather, amid a tale of credit and social intrigue. The marriage occurred with a hurried ceremony in front of the pastor Charles Ty Goodshell, who later commented on the romance and its lack of motive. The Bonners’ country seat near Stamford is noted as the couple’s claimed home.
Kirke Patrick, a traveling salesman, woke in Rushville Indiana to find himself barefoot and drenched, claiming he fought someone in sleep. He says he was struck by a non existent assailant and believes he cracked his head on the washtub. Blood flowed from his head as local proprietor Freeman assisted and medics treated him.
A chaotic list of social events and religious services is outlined for Friday through Sunday. Lectures, dances, and parties are slated at various colleges, churches, and halls, with sermons and revival meetings announced by multiple pastors and societies for the coming weekend.
Washington dispatch notes a dinner given by Fairbanks featuring a parade of notable guests. Guests include senators, representatives, and officials from Baltimore and New York, with remarks hinting at ongoing diplomatic and immigration discussions.
A man in Chicago was found with a neck wound after a violent incident early this morning. Howard Acew Taxtern was arrested and denies involvement as Coleman, a named victim, faces critical injuries and possible death.
An old remedy adclaims spring impurities in the blood cause boils pimples and fatigue and touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure. It pledges to cleanse the blood restore healthy stomach liver kidneys and skin and offers a permanent improvement through better body function.
Contempt in Chinatown as authorities plan to buy land and convert it into a park to purge a pestilent area. The report details crowded living conditions, illicit activities, targeted crime, and police efforts amid violence linked to Chinese immigrant quarters and street clashes during festivals.
Special in The Sun reports young Manbay Laniun of Pesyes Valley, named by Theodore Roosevelt to receive a West Point cadetship as later son of Maj General Henry M. Lawton. He rode with Gen McArthur’s forces in the Philippines as a boy, faced enemy fire, earned early rank as captain’s aide, and later participated in the First Italian Artillery and Kentucky State Guard as he grows toward a military career.
Twenty three witnesses in the Sutherlin murder case were examined with care. Ministers from the Cheiatlan church described the funeral and the alleged abuse by Mrs Ruthertin’s husband. Edward Henderson, a medical student from Sellersburg, testified about bruises on the body after the assault at the Acheller home in Sellersburg.
Danville Indiana March 16 county commissioners sold to J F Wild & Co of Indianapolis the bond on the Johnson road in Franklin to ship Hendricks county the agreement mentions promotion and sale terms though the record is garbled and partial
A fragmented note describes county officials discussing a fair and election process. It mentions a chairman name, a committee to fill out forms, a polling site, and a request for representatives. The legible parts imply planning a public event and ensuring representation.
Chicago March 1 Joseph Modul Patterson, former Commissioner of Tube Ne Werks, has joined the socialist movement after paying dues and renouncing past political affiliations. Patterson’s switch signals a shift in local party alignments as he aligns with socialist candidates and policies.
An advertising piece argues that indiction of a cough is often mistaken for consumption and touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal remedy. It claims tablets cure indigestion and related coughs, praising medical endorsement and offering a free sample.
A lengthy tribute recalls Susan B. Anthony and May Wright Sewall, noting Anthony's leadership and influence on the suffrage movement though she held no office. Carrie Chapman Catt and Anna Shaw are cited as key successors, with speakers expected to emphasize Anthony’s guiding role. A memorial service for Miss Anthony and Mrs. Sewall will precede a Gen Neal Dow tribute at the Ge Bugitah Botheray ceremony.
Walter B. Penfield, 27, son of William J. Penfield former solicitor of the state department, announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for congress in the Twelfth district. Penfield is an attorney. Representative Gilbert will depart to accept a judgeship in the Philippines.
Frank A. Mower was acquitted by the jury in Monticello yesterday on the charge of embezzlement. He had been accused of receiving 3600 under the trust of the Farmers Bank of Wolcott and has since returned to his home in Chicago.
A wreck on the Roatan and Maloy railroad occurred early morning after two freight trains collided. Fireman and a brakeman died while the engineer and another brakeman were injured. The accident happened near Windham, Noth, Mare 11.
Special to The Sum from Florence Colorado reports a telegraph operator on the Denver and Rio Grande line at Swallows Pass blamed for a deadly early morning wreck. The operator claimed he had worked 72 hours without rest and that sleepiness led to incorrect orders that caused trains to collide. He apologized, accepted responsibility, and stated he would be punished. All victims were Colorado residents.
National headquarters of the Printing Pressmen and Assistants union operates from Indianapolis near Press- New No. 1. President Joly FH and Secretary Thomas Teilw with Andrew Alten lead the board of directors. Meetings address reform and international coordination as members vow to unite under changes in the trade.
Maren 1 Whe star, a senior student at the university, won the foreign contest with ten opponents including Japanese entrants. The opposing contestant will represent the Tolyerain of Michigan in the next round, as reported from Minneapolis.
Forrest Of Hoosensburg won the contest with the theme Me Ble per cent. Frank Brork of Ame was second and Ruby Dooley of Plainfield third. About ten entrants represented the county event last night.
Serioia-MecRae Press Association reports Robert Roosevelt's health at Fifth Avenue home in New York amid vague medical references. Doctors weigh which medicines may determine the outcome as he remains under care and a statement hints at possible complications. News desk notes tight medical secrecy and speculative timing.
In Akron on March 17, a thief used a duplicate key to enter the pawnshop of A. J. Skuller, binding a bag with gold watches and a tray of rings. The incident occurred under police observation as investigators work to identify the suspect.
Mary McKitrick marked her seventy fifth birthday today with a party in Uniontown Pa She came to America from Ireland as a child and danced with guests at the celebration noting her long immigrant history and year of birth.
In Lakewood a bucket brigades formed by nuns of St. Augustine's Convent aided by Aer MeHar Prenn Association. They saved the convent building from destruction as a fire destroyed a nearby cottage on March 17 in Cleveland O.
Bedford dispatch reports 8B. Richey, sought by Leavenworth Kansas authorities, was arrested at Mitchell last night and confined in the local jail, ending a statewide manhunt. The case involves a wanted status by Leavenworth authorities.
Bermuda reports 20 000 crates of onions to London for medicinal preparation to treat tuberculosis. A London firm contracted the crates to be processed in England into a supposed consumptive remedy. Purchases are stated as for medical use only with onions said to have medicinal properties.
A recital by the pupils of Sprain Kile RIde at the Fourth Presbyterian church corner Ninerevath and Abate on Friday night March 2 features a varied program including Romans Reethans Camp of Gypsies and Gypsy melodies. Performers include Manel Gasaway Elsa Matinfeld Charlotte Lieber Margaret Meek Theodore Klippel and Florence Reinkin among others with pieces such as Under the Maypole La Mountaine Morning Gleams and Sunbeam Garatto.
A rough cold spell grips Indianapolis with temperatures around six above, amid forecasts of a gradual rise later. Forecasters warn March warmth may be delayed, while residents brace for continued winter wind and sporadic snow showers.
Regent Hartford City Ind March 7 The Republican central committee backed a Blackford county primary to choose delegates to congressional and state conventions. The Steele faction lost repeatedly to the Landis group who favored a single convention. Landis supporters expect most of Blackford’s delegation to back him.
Oklahoma City March 17 C J Jones chairman of the joint statehood commission called a Shawnee meeting for March to discuss matters pertaining to statehood urging Congress the engineer fatally the senate.
Purdue University launches a seed corn special train along the Monon railroad covering front Creencastle Lawall Migion Weare tek and Monticelio with stops at Rensselaer Crawfordeville Whitesvil etc. Experts lecture at each stop on corn growing and best practices. Schedule lists departures from Lafayette and Rensselaer with numerous intermediate towns and times across March 26 to March 29.
Lakewood signal reports Rockefeller heir D. Rockefeller facing subpoenas on an island but deemed invalid in the state. Attorney General Hading's weeklong commission proposal echoes New Jersey moves on extradition. The rumor claims Rockefeller fears kidnapping, yet he is free to travel within New Jersey.
Senator Auyrt Ao Oxburning announced his withdrawal from the senatorial race in the district of Heary and Madison counties. Spevint to The Sits, March 17, news from New Castle.
Report notes efforts to consider statehood amid political activity, with references to a Washington event. A separate note describes a Kansas accident in Lima where Katherine Loivesek, nine, fell and broke a neck bone while entering a home. The piece also touches Hood’s Sarsaparilin广告 for health and industry recruitment by the Chicago and North Western Railway seeking industrial prospects across regions.
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