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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1904

Page

2

Quaker Move Toward Active Politics in Philadelphia

At a Philadelphia quarterly meeting the Society of Friends debated entering politics as an organized body. Speakers urged action before week’s end and advocated forming Friends for peace to influence state and city governance, a revolutionary shift not seen since colonial times.

Pridadelphia Philadelphia Pennsylvania Willan Penn Society of Friends Pennsylvania Assembly Great Britain George D. Leutscher George School Society of Commonwealth William Penn Friends For Ace Actives

Woman Says She Killed Husband in Family Quarrel

Jackson Kentucky May 10 Mrs Mike OConnor asked Judge Hargis to issue a warrant for arrest. She said her husband struck by a plank and killed him. Investigation showed she dealt a severe blow but he survived.

Jackson Mike O'Connor Hargis O'Conner

Double Suicide and Baker Strike Loom in City

A New York family, Conrad H. and his son Conrad Jr., died by luminous gas inhalation in their flat at 217. A note said they were tired of living and wanted to die together. Meanwhile, city bakers threaten a strike as their contract nears expiry with resistance to renewal by larger employers.

New York Conrad Hanenstein Hia Conrad, Jr

Fish tale from Lake Maxinkuckee nets nine Indianapolis men

A three day fishing event at Lake Maxinkuckee produced nine anglers from Indianapolis with bass catches totaling several large fish. Notable catches included Armin Uc weighing five and a half pounds and William Guschman with a six pound bass. The report notes mixed opinions on the lake and mentions a dispute with a well known fisherman. The party members listed include Wall Busheman Julius Walk Otto Huffman Armin Roehne Otto Gante J Kiefer David Winkler A Goens and Capt Jacov Biefer.

Mainaf Indianapolis Lake Maxinkuchee Armin UC Keehne William Guschman Lake Maxinkuckee Wall Busehman Julius Walk Otto Huffman Armin Roehne Otto Gante

Never Took A Lessor Paints For Pastime

John R. Miller a businessman at 34 Broadway displays 26 canvasses this week at Hemmin art store. His watercolors and oils show natural talent despite no formal lessons. Critics praise his distinctive style and he paints for pastime. The exhibit will run all week.

John R. Miller Broadway Whyte Ine Hemmin Esstern Miller Stemart @rug

Ambulance Driver Heroically Stops Rampaging Horses

McDaniel, an ambulance driver, acted quickly during a street emergency as fast horses pulled by a rider bolted. He pulled the beasts upright and released them to avoid trampling a nearby four or five year old girl, who lay on the street while an ambulance passed by.

Mrn McDaniel Norottal Rude ii Landest McDaniel

Missing Tooth Delays Naval Cadet Appointment

Owensboro Kentucky May 1 The lengthy examination process for Glover Chapman, a well known local, ended in celebration as he passed the mental tests for naval officer training. A setback arrived when his brother Phil was rejected due to a missing tooth, casting a gloom over the family. Despite discussions, the academy hopes to admit him after possible dental corrections.

Glover Chapman Owens Bue Bay Washington Annoapolis Simeelf Navy Congrissman Stanly Annepalis Phil Academy

Tarantulas and centipedes terrorize crew aboard Anita Stewert

The Italian bark Anita Stewert from Bigonox Ayres faced a swarm of tarantulas and centipedes in its hold while unloading bones. Sailors fought the insects with bones and boards. sulphur and fire finally drove them back. One sailor, Giuseppe Antillo, was bitten and hospitalized.

Philadelpina Anita Stewert Guiseppe Antillo Spain Ferrara

Whitewashed Grave Burial At Woodland Cemetery

May 10. Salomia May, the former Egyptian queen, died from injuries in a runaway and was buried in Woodland cemetery Monday. Short services were held in the little chapel conducted by Rev Julius Grosz of BL Nicholas Greek Catholic church. The grave was white washed per the gypsy custom. The eldest son sprinkled wine on the coffin and the hand cast a handful of fresh earth into one grave.

Cleveland Woodland Cemetery Little Chapel Julus Grosz BL. Nicholas Greek Catholic Church

Arrested Charged With Beating Aged Mother Alonzo Anderson

Alonzo Anderson of 646 West Court Street was arrested Monday on charges of assault and battery after allegedly beating his elderly mother while intoxicated. Neighbors reported her screams and arrived to stop Anderson from stabbing her with a knife. Sheriff Chuffman of Greene County reportedly died by suicide, leaving heavy debts and sureties on notes. he had served as sheriff since June 1. Shelbyville interurban cars now depart at 3 30 a m and hourly until 7 30 pm with morning and evening runs from Shelbyville at 5 am and hourly to 11 pm.

Alonzo Anderson W. Court-st Arene Ust Anderson Chuffman Bloomfield Tohr Greene County A. F. Wilson

Peculiar Divorce Decision Voids First Marriage Remarries

FRANKFORT Ind May 10 An unprecedented circuit court ruling nullified the first marriage of Mrs Varina Hex to Simon Diebert and ordered a remarriage performed by Judge Clovbaugh. The decision set aside the initial union and required the ceremony to be reconducted by the judge. In Franklin Pa May 0 H M Breckenridge was shot by a burglar, wounded slightly but chased the fleeing assailant, with Breckenridge hoping to recover damages.

Frankfort Ind Clovbaugh Varina Hex Simon Diebert Claybaugh Franklin

Indiana temple fund drive moves toward building

Reports to central union show 3492.92 in the fund for temple construction. a $3000 goal triggers incorporation of a company to build the temple. a levy of one cent per year per capita on all unions will cover costs at the temple. May 14 Long Term, Adams, Ind. HLADMINGTON.

Central Union Inbor Hladmington Ind Indiana University

Express Train Wrecked In Water. Two Men Dead

Port Chester N Y May 1 Engineer Patrick Keanan and Fireman John Howe of the Adams Express were killed when a defective switch sent the engine and four cars plunging into the Bynum river. The train carried bullion valued at about 500000. Other items include deaths, births, and marriages across town with local notices and building permits listed. Local editorials note Joseph Bevan obituary and various health and age related reports.

Port Chester N. Y Patrick Keanan John Howe Adams N.Y NH. & HL. Railrond Bynum River Rai Unin

Postum A Sleep Aid Versus Coffee Teasing Stomach Ailments

A California woman credits Postum with stabilizing her sleep after cutting coffee and notes her brother’s relief from sour stomach after switching to Postum. The ad-style testimony cites a 10 day trial and invites readers to try Postum and read The Road to Wellville.

California Postum Co Battle Creek Wellville

Woman Shot by Neighbor in Dark Mistake

May Ham Cox of Murphysboro was shot and killed in Carbondale by neighbor Hank Cleland. Cleland, staying with Prof EB J Rogers where thieves had targetted the house, fired while guarding against intruders mistaking Mrs Cox for a prowler in the darkness.

Carbondale Oni May Ham Cox Murphysboro Lily Hank Cleland EB. J. Rogers Cleland Mrs. Cox

Rough Houses Theater in Mojave Desert Mining Town

In Handsburg Mojave desert a rugged theater caters to miners gamblers and adventurers. Seats fetch high prices amid heavy dust and a rough crowd. The low quality plays draw eager but rowdy audiences with occasional gunfire stopping performances.

Las Angenes Cal Handsburg Mojave Desert Oryshata Callmenta Oriny Fouth

Looking for Work or Father Viola Parsons Seeks Employment

Viola Parsons aged 96 of Meridian Street reports her father abandoned her a few days ago leaving her to shift for herself. She has vainly searched for any kind of work and asks the family she and her father boarded with to provide a home until she finds employment or until she can be returned to her father.

Viola Parsons Meridian St

Arrests in Garnria Park theft case name two suspects

Detectives Hauser and Larsh arrested Charles Cox UA son of Patrolman Cox and Robert Curran of 1231 Cathaunest for stealing from the Garnria Park refreshment stand. Police report eight accompanying bottles of the brand were found in their possession.

Charles Cox Cox Robert Curran Cathaunest Hauser and Larsh Garnria Park Hoya Uhalr

Indiank homeopathic association meets abroad speakers

The Indiank homeopathic association meets at the Denieen hotel Tuesday and Wednesday. Speakers from abroad include Des A Monroe of Louisville E 1 Pratt of Chicago C E Sawyer of Marion O Mortis Hunt of Columbus Ohio and Moses F funnets of Kansas City Missouri.

The Indiank Homeopathic Association Denieen Des L. Monroe Louisville Pratt Chicago C. E. Sawyer Marion Mortis Hunt Columbus Moses F. Funnets Kansas Chy

Contested Will Case Leads to Estate Dispute

Belle May content Citt? daughter of A B Compton seeks probate action challenging the will that leaves a £0 estate to others. The same period a motorist White, driver for M O Connor Co, is thrown from a wagon near Pennsylvanla and Warmut and rushed to hospital. May Kee declines to entertain Prince Pu Len in the city citing the burden on a Chinese host.

Belle A. B. Compton Mr. White Capitol Ave M. O'Connor & Co Tiawagon Pennsylvanla Warmut May Kee Prince Pu Len Prines Jit

Open Meeting Invites Disclosed by Shortrige High School

A report notes Shortrige High School issues invitations for an open meeting while another local group holds secret sessions. The piece references a hospitalized individual, Willard Adams, at 310 Indiana Ave, due to a kitchen disturbance at White's restaurant where he works. Also mentions travel specials and a nursing product advertisement for teething pain.

Shortrige High School Oratertend Willard Adams Indiana-ave White

Map of the World on Heavy Paper with Far East Rail Lines

Beautiful reference map 42 by ? inches printed on heavy paper rolled and edge bound to cloth. Shows Trans Biberian Railway Pacific cables and features of Japan China Manchuria Korea and the Far East. Sent on receipt of 25 cents in stamps by W B Kninkers P T 3L Chicago Northwestern Ry Chicago.

Eland Japan China Manchuria Korea Far East W. B.kninkers P. T Chicago & Northwestern Ra Y Chicago

Congressman Hitt Viewed as Potential Vice Presidential Candidate

In New York on May 1 Secretary Shaw said Congressman Hitt of Illinois could be a strong vice presidential choice if party leaders favor Fairbanks for the top spot. Shaw praised Hitt as popular and experienced, noting he would be a splendid candidate. The remark followed discussions among prominent physicians here.

New York Shay Congressman Hitt Mllnois Fier Fairbanks Deng Wee Place Hitt Congressman Sitt Michaels Illlinois Shaw

Little Daughter Dies in Burns. Mother Dying in Monrovia

Ernestine Tudor aged child of Mrs. Mary Tudor died from burns after her clothing caught fire while playing with matches. The mother, confined by a recent operation at Deaconess hospital, remains in serious condition following efforts to save her child.

Ernestine Mary Tudor Sear Monrovia

Miller's Former Wife Ends Breach of Promise Suit

Word reaches Stamford Connecticut that Mrs. Miller, former wife of Brunuel D. Miller, dropped her breach of promise suit against Monard Dew Coose. Attorneys report no settlement consideration mentioned.

Miller Brunuel D. Miller W. H. H. Miler Monard Dew Coose Stamford Conn

Building ordinance advances at special council meeting

The new building ordinance was introduced at a Monday night council special meeting. Chairman Conger W A Rhodes becomes acting chairman of the committee on public safety and comfort, with Linus Crttes and Wanl added. The Julia the Geq ry dog and pony show gets permission to perform at Captiniave and Sixteenth-st without resident consent.

Flenesanf Conger W. A Rhodes Linus Crttes Wanl Julia Captini-ave Sixteenth-st

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