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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1905
Page
8
A Fairview park tale follows a rabbit scolding a man about Easter eggs as animals quarrel over spring antics. The story shifts to coons and a domestic dispute among Mr Coon and two wives, ending with tragedy and a lesson amid animal courtship and spring arrivals.
William Williams, 14, was fined heavily and sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse after being charged with assaulting and choking his wife. The case arose when his wife asked him to pay rent and he allegedly drank, choked her, and threw her against a door. Police and officers testified to the struggle and the attempt to restrain him during the incident.
Mike Mixes with Law Mike Tra Got t, a saloon keeper on Oliver Ave, faces police court exposure for liquor law violations. He allegedly ran a saloon at 83 and Ninety something, placed a colored man in charge, and tried a business expansion. Moss pleaded guilty with a fine and costs. Traugott did not post the required money, leading to further discussion in the hearing.
A burglary at Shen Mérhibanst residence or store occurred when a thief entered the workhut near Key worth of silverware and other valuables. The incident involved Strause and the theft was reported to authorities, with the suspect linked to the residence at No Shen. Police are pursuing charges and investigating the disrupted property and timing.
A testimonial letter from J H Bowman of Lebanon Democrat lauds Dr Miles Heart Cure as life saving for heart disease patients. The ad claims thousands cured and invites readers to try the remedy with a guarantee and refund if no benefit. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
In Washington on March 18 the administration sent to the Senate nominations for an Eastern district judge and related posts. C Kohtaant, formerly district judge, was named circuit judge. Solomon 11 Hethen, district attorney, to district judge. Kenesaw Tandis, brother of two Indiana congressmen, to fill the new eastern district judgeship. The Kotl syut circuit nomination is read in Chicago as vindicating charges about appointing relatives to receiverships.
Wind MPOW of Centra Lupine College outlines plans for a new educational facility intended to place Indianape tia at the center of higher learning. The college aims to expand influence by offering commercial studies, accounting, shorthand, typing, English, and office services, with enrollment already underway and a Sept. 1 target.
A group of boys under Fred Bucchert, a junk dealer recently sentenced, are accused of car thefts and large-scale robberies. Frank Smiley and eight others testified before the grand jury, naming Arthur Ulggun, Robert Mirburn, and James McLaughlin as fellow indictees. Several youths have been sent to reformatories, with further charges pending.
Police officers ltill Shine and Morgan and a companion left their quarters Saturday morning to fetch evidence they believed to be from a burglary. They found a stuffed ham in an alley near the patrol wagon beds that proved to be a dummy filled with sawdust. The thief likely dropped it as a joke after seeing the scene.
Hazel A. Hveenes, via Nora P. Sweeney, sues Eleanor Adams for 5000 dollars claiming Adams threw her down at DUbMe place, injuring her nose and causing permanent damage. The case seeks compensation for the injuries and related losses.
Report of the condition of the Columbia National Bank in Indianapolis Indiana at close of business March 14 19. Financial figures show resources including loans and discounts bonds to secure circulation and deposits totals. The statement is sworn by Cashier Edward B. Porter and notarized by George C. Calvert with directors M B Wilson J I Holliday and Henry Eitel.
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