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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1904
Page
2
Bay Tagbon Fermando Oliviera died during an exhibition when his horse stumbled. The bull gored him, throwing his body high and causing a chaotic, panicked scene with injuries to several spectators as exits filled.
Taoulea Lewis a four year old girl was found dead in a city margum near 24% Kentucky Ave Friday morning coroner Dr Dunlavy noted possible tuberculosis but an autopsy to confirm was ordered. In Milwaukee Wisconsin May 13 John F Dieta remains in his home after a dispute with a Sawyer county logging firm he has surrounded his house with loopholes and keeps ammunition while his wife and children assist. A church purse was donated to Hev H N Quiesenberry for the Cleveland church anniversary next week. The Elks lodge plans to take orphans to the Gentry dog and pony show next Thursday.
A musical and literary program will be presented at school 43 on Saturday night. Participants include Mia Hugh McGibney Bills Augusta Rentach and Mr Oliver Isensee.
In a cost of 330 dollars Beheltahauer buys Joe Gus pers home at 1225 N Alabama and moves in, ending months of dispute over a 12 foot partition fence between Beheltahauer and Schoppenhorst families on College avenue. The dispute led to high fences and disrupted neighborly relations before relocation.
At a Buffalo May 22 YMCA meeting Miss Fielan M Gould received a standing ovation after a hymn welcomed her entrance. Henry C Loudon tobacco warehouse fire in Georgetown caused about 33000损 with five freight cars burned on C G P railroad line. suspected incendiary origin.
Mrs Catherine oungro aged 78 died at John Perrin’s home 4 Central avenue on Thursday. She was sister in law of Rev Henry Ward Beecher. James O He James a 72 year old plastering contractor of 308 Graceland avenue died at home from pneumonia Thursday.
Fragmented report covers a tumultuous convention scene with Tackeon Bord and John R. East clashing over speaking time. Chairs, guards, and crowd reactions dominate as names like Cleveland, Jefferson, McClellan, Fleming, Kern, Taggart, and Alrey surface amid calls for harmony and endorsement battles.
Plans by 12 men for a May 13 event at Hall Place M E church feature the number 13 prominently. The men offer 18 gallons of ice cream and 13 cakes for 13 people served at once, with a band of 1% pieces providing music and a 13 minute interval between selections.
Four persons injured when a switch engine entered a cut of cars on the main track north of Twenty second street. Names include John Eviston, Mra. H. A. Meyers, Peter Pierce, Louis Gage. Pierce and Gage belong to the Düsseldorf baseball team returning from a game at Frankfort.
Miss Myre Thyme and Albert Grayland wed after Thyme legally adopted her fiancé to secure consent in Lesueur Minnesota. Justice Hammerly presided as the couple tied the knot amid a tale of guardianship and old age rules. Tar walks sparking debate in Grand Rapids Michigan. council keeps stone walks but burdens hundreds of property owners. Dayton High school debates Norman Ups under the D rule. Ups resigns from the debate team and Faul Davis steps in.
John Cropshute of Ruastan is confined in the police station charged with loitering. He says he prefers the Indianapolis police station and a war between Iilx country and Japan. He praises Russian soldiers but notes Japanese officers and connects telephone lines. Managers of independent telephone companies met in St. Louis to perfect cross city connections between Pittsburg and Kansas City.
The maternity ward is moved from the fourth to the second floor of City Hospital for safety. Dr. Spencer, city sanitarian, will travel east for weeks to study hospital arrangements. An appropriation of 3,000 dollars was approved. The State Board of Agriculture has allotted 3,000 dollars for vaudeville acts at the state fair. Madame Wilkins of Chicago has toured to offer free performances.
An OCR fragment notes Ilinalana delegates chosen at a St Louis convention with John E. B. Lamb as chairman and John J. Nolan and William H. O'Brien in key roles. It also mentions entertainment plans for Pu Lun, school visits, a sawdust explosion in Portland causing major loss, a drowning on the City of Erie steamer, and a long list of births deaths marriages and building permits in a city segment.
Newton W. Gilbert leads District 12 prospects as Hearst influence shapes Indiana politics. Debates on unit rule stirred Fort Wayne ally Henry Colerick who pressed talk on intrusional policy. Local counties Brown and Madison shift toward Republican nominating hopes if Parker or another New Yorker secures the Democratic ticket.
Ellis, a white man from EVAMSVILLE Indiana, shot Etta Finney, a Black woman, in Uniontown Kentucky after a dispute among children sparked by quarrelling and stone throwing. Finney died instantly. Ellis was locked up.
The Knights Templars have elected officers including Charles Goltra at Crawfordsville as grand commander and Nathan J Agnew at Valparalan as deputy grand commander. Other positions filled are Oliver Gard Frankfort grand generalissms Vestal W Woodward Indianapolis grand captain general and Charles Day New Albany grand senior warden.
A heavy paper mounted world map references inland possessions and a Trans-Biberian Railway line in the Far East. The notice invites stamps by W. B. Haiskern, P. T. M., with a Chicago origin and tied to Hortaweaters.
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