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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1905
Page
10
Governor on Tuesday morning signed papers granting the extradition of Arthur E. Appleyard, accused of obtaining money from a German bank by false pretenses. The involved party, Fred Homer Williams, appeared as attorney for Appleyard. The case will be submitted to the Supreme Court for final action.
London reports Mrs Lily Lengtry has become a standmother after her daughter Mrs Jan Malcolm gave birth on Tuesday, a baby boy born in a family milestone amid social circles.
Hillsboro Indiana March 2 A strip of clothes stolen from John Sharron was found this week piled in a box on the Sharron farm. The mitt had been placed in a box.
Fragmented tips describe how to test adulterated coffee and prepare milk gravy with sausage fat. Other instructions cover soaking raisins, seeding figs, oatmeal on the stove, and custard thickening. A separate item notes Europe’s royal couples, noting tall queens versus shorter kings across several dynasties.
ALPHOLT and Balt headline the Grand vaudeville this week with new mutations and strong audience appeal. The show runs briskly from opening to close, featuring Camile D Arvifle and Kitemara dap, Charles Hemon, and others. Living pictures by Carmelita D Arcos, Bowery Burlesquers on tour, and Edward Shields company present the Passion play and inaugural Washington scenes in a realistic pageant, with Miss Sherman highlighted. Performances continue nightly with Saturday matinees.
The program lists Thursday night performances featuring Mrs. Patrick Campbell and Friday night plus weekend matinee and evening shows. Grand features Camille D Arville in high class vaudeville. Park presents The Heart of Maryland and Empire shows Bowery Burlesquers. Unique Edward Shields' company offers Passion Play and the inaugural of President Roosevelt, with Miss Sherman's choir.
A parade of visitors and residents appears across Indiana towns. Glen Oda hosted Guy Thompson while Mrs. Frank Wells returned from Bloomington. numerous relatives from Greensburg Terre Haute and Lafayette visited family in Indianapolis and Shelbyville.
The Committee of the Ancient Order of Hibernians thanks those who aided the St Fatnvk's Day celebration. Special thanks go to Joige Michael V. Gannon of Chicago and to Rev Francis H. Dowd of this country for speeches at Tomlinson hall. Gratitude extended to Mayor Holtzman Bishop O'Donoghue and Catholic clergy, Grand Marshal Samuel Quinn and aides, Captain Kruger and police, County Commissioner John McGregor, Hugh McGowan, business leaders, Wesley Reisinger for decorating Bematinson hat, participants in the evening entertainment, and the Catholic Columbian Recera and local newspapers for reports. Mon, FT. LALMEY Chairman, BP. & CANNEY Secretary.
A party including Vice President Fairbanks, Revenue Commissioner Yerken, and Representative Dixon of Montana traveled from Washington to Greensboro North Carolina to attend the Tar Heel club banquet on Wednesday night. The group, described as distinguished workers in the Republican vineyard, departed Wednesday morning for the event.
After thorough review the San Francisco police and coroner's jury conclude Mrs. Stanford died of heart disease aggravated by acute indigestion. They note she may have consumed a carbonate used to sweeten her fat, but find no evidence of intentional poisoning. The case is closed.
Frederick Martin, an Alaska fisherman, survived a three day stormbound retreat near Eagle Harbor after sealing a glacier, writing a diary of stark cold, hunger, and nearly fatal climbs. He reached safety at Fairhaven harbor with frostbitten toes and a harrowing tale of endurance.
Bolton a stable employee died in a fall when a newly bought horse bolted near Cumberland and Washington era, his head crushed by the animal. William Lew, a witness, said the horse kicked as Bolton lay dying. The horse fled toward Arsenal avenue and was captured after being struck by an interurban car but was not seriously hurt.
Miss Myrtle Swagert told Pa ce Matron Reisner she was going home to her father in Lebanon where he runs a livery stable after being arrested Tuesday night by Patrolman Balle on a toit mig charge.
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