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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1904

Page

2

Youths on the Wrong Path in Wanted Notices

Police report a wave of wanted notices highlighting young men. Names include Karl R Kipp at Saratoga Springs for embezzlement, Charles M Wareburg in Grand Rapids for forgery, John J Bonahue in Sioux City for grand larceny, Albert Carter in Beratur for murder, and William Donahue in Chicago for murder. The Indianapolis detective state will watch these youths.

McIntyre Karl R. Kipp Saratoga Springs Charles M. Wareburg Grand Rapids Mich Sioux City Inn John J. Bonahue Albert Carter Albert Roberts Beratur Tenn Carter Wifeiam Donahue Chicago Donahue Indianapolis Tate

Assassination of Colorado Labor Leader Gregory

Light Gregory, labor selective of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company, was shot dead Sunday midnight while walking to his Denver home. Wardron, national organizer for Mine Workers, identified Gregory as the man who nearly beat him to death and left him unconscious in the assault on Wardron.

Denver Col Light Gregory Colorado Fuel and Iron Company Denven William Wardron Gregory

King Edward May Attend Kiel Regatta Festivities

Berlin dispatches report King Edward desires to air the Kaiser during Kiel regatta week with grand festivities planned in Kiel in June to honor the British ruler. A Rome correspondent says the pope’s sympathy toward Poles provoked anger among German Austrian and Russian leaders and prompted strong critical reactions in Berlin and Vienna.

Berlin Edward Kiel Kalser Wil Rome Koelnische Zeitung St. Peteraburg Vienna

Telegraphic Tips LULING and surrounding items

A mosaic of brief telegraphic notices from cities like Luling St Louis and New York covers lawsuits by widows against banker Nixon in Texas and Missouri state news including conventions in Music hall the arrival of J J Jussetand the French ambassador in St Louis and multiple local incidents nationwide from drownings to church remarks and a hanging in Georgia along with a note on a naval academy drowning in Annapolis and a marriage at the state penitentiary.

St. Louis J. J. Jussetand United States

Mothers urged to stay home and nurture families

Chicago on May 16 Rev. W A Barte fet argues the country suffers from worn ideals as women join clubs and neglect home duties. He cites New England’s home as a mother’s club and criticizes child training by childless writers, urging women with children to read the Bible and prioritize family care. He recalls Moses and Jesus as models of child guidance emphasizing love, companionship, firmness, and appropriate discipline.

Chicago W. A. Barte Fet Mother's Congress First Congregations New England Mother’s Club Guild, Missionary Society Temperance Organization Ehldd Petann Aeria Moses Jesus

Shipwrecked Fishermen Rescued By Ward Line Steamer

New York May 6 Ward Line steamer Sencex arrived with eighteen shipwrecked fishermen rescued after two vessels collided near Absecon Light. The Pleiades was sunk and Morro Castle aided in the incident. Ness and the crew were saved after abandoning ship.

New York Ward Ness Fshing Pleiades Morro Castle Havena

City Life Notes and Local Incidents

The American federation of tower will send three representatives to aid the hardwood finishers in Indiana. Fairview park hosted a Sea son opening with about 6 000 attendees. A canal drying plan ends boating work for the season. Epworth League marked fifteenth anniversary in Methodist churches with evening services led by Milton Broun and Celia Schwartz at 306 N Cast St. Rabbi Hartman presided in orthodox Hungarian Jewish rites. In juvenile court a case tied to Alvarez raised questions on child behavior. Alvin J. Spurlock injured after horse accident near Capial Ave and Union tracks. B C Atkins & Co plans a wage agreement revival. dispute over recognizing Washington’s Birthday as paid holiday. Clergy leaders argue over ban on dancing and card playing, urging local option rather than statewide ban.

American Federation of Tower Indiana Fairview Park Bunch Epworth League Milton Broun Célia Schwarts M. Schwartz N. Cast-st Rabbi Hartman St. Lous Chow Alvorce Eanca Une Alvaree Alvin J. Spurlock W. Morels Sr Spurlock Caplalave Union Tracks B. C. Atkins & Co Washington Joshua Stansfield Meridian-st. Church H. Hyde Fletcher Place Church Committee of the Methodics General Conference Stansfield

McDonald on Trial in Bedford Murder Case

James Mee Donal charged with murdering schoolteacher Sarah Schafer is brought from Bloomington to Bedford. Jury of 100 names from county leaders to be drawn. trial expected to take two days to secure a panel and begin Monday. McDonald shows restlessness and withdrawal his faith faded since arrest.

Sarah Schafer Bedford School Bedford Ind James Mee Donal Atte Bloomington Miss Schafer Sietoy Teily McDonald Asken Fareey

Secret Wedding of Ravensworth Countess in London

Emma Sophia Georgiana dowager countess of Ravensworth married her coachman James William Wadeworth in a private ceremony at St George's Hanover Square on April 20. The couple are now on honeymoon with two witnesses and the officiating curate present. Wadeworth, a handsome 28 year old estate agent's son, formerly served as the countess's coachman and remained at the Mews after the ceremony.

London May ‘Landon Emma Sophia Georgiana Countess of Kingstrut Nowa Richard Denman Unwin C. Baker, Crewwell Earl of Ravensworth Wadaworth

Scolded Bryn Mawr Girl After Rescue by Electrician

In Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania Reuben Smith an electrician saved a college girl from being crushed under a moving train by grabbing her waist and pulling her free. The student then scolded him for the rough handling citing relief over escaping death.

Bryn Mawr Reuben Smith Bryn Mawr College Cain Smith Brith

Prince Pu Lun Heads to Town on Monon Rail Line

Prince Pu Lun arrives in town from Chicago on the Monon with a party of 13 led by Chinese high commissioner Wang al Kah. They depart Chicago Wednesday morning at 3:30 and reach Caton station by 2:46 p.m. A Chinese cook will prepare tea for the party at the Claypool.

Prince Pu Chicago Rand Tie Caton Station Begi Wang al Kah Indianapolis Hid Galt Pir Claypool

Zebra Sidewalk Comedian Steals the Show in Parade

Geny brothers feature an acting zebra in Indianapolis parade. Zebra charmed crowds and performed as a sidewalk comedian while ponies and wagons added spectacle. Opening engagement drew a packed big top despite poor weather, showcasing the Gentry brothers growing as showmen. Public notices promote Indiana resort coach service by Pennsylvania Lines.

Geny Brothers Zebra Uesors Turtley Indianapelis Indianapole

Snow in Ohio and a hospital amputation report

Snow fell heavily in Marion on May 16 for about 20 minutes. Emily Cooper, nine, had her crushed foot amputated at the hospital after her leg was severed by a streetcar. Her brother A I Cook, age 85, arrived the day of the accident. Judge Whallon suspended shoplifting sentences for Lena Webber and her daughters after the plea. Doctors promote Burdock Blot Bitters. advertisement notes a medicine cabinet and large mirror door at People’s Outfitting Co.

Emily Cooper West-st Quy Martin A. I. Cook Viel Ner Whallon Lena Webber McClass Webber People's Outfitting Co Washington

Death of John Kain at Local Liquor House Hospital

John Kain died Sunday morning after visiting a local liquor house and being taken to the hospital in Cly. He had been seeking medical care for health issues and remained there until his death.

John Kain John F. Kain Sted Cly Hispital St Moartmayne Hospital Saluri

Foot Race Narrative Highlights Grape-Nuts Health Claim

A 19th century reader claims Grapes Nut food improved health and stamina after a mud mishap disrupted a foot race with a 12 year old. The testimony from a Michi Sereymay wis mentions heart, nerves, and mental clarity, promoting Grape-Nut as a remedy and urging readers to look for The Road to Wellville booklet in a World’s Fair exhibit.

Michi Sereymay Wis Tom Faod Pnet Postum Co Tattle Creek Mich Weilville

North Western Line Russiadapan Stas Reference Guide

Historical reference note outlining the North Western Line Russiadapan Stas with maps and tables on military and financial resources of Russia and Japan. Includes address for N. M. Breene and a call to keep one eye on the sun.

Russiadapan Stas Chieng & North-Western R'y Rugala Japan N. M. Breene

Two Cents On The Dollar For Creditors In Arnold Case

Walter J. Coles notifies creditors that final dividend in the bankrupt firm Arnold & Co will be two cents on the dollar. Payment starts May 1. Arnold company faced debts around 75,000 dollars with assets near 3,000. A death, a conference president, and various notices appear amid miscellaneous ads and schedule changes for the Pennsylvania Lines.

HT. Louis Walter J. Coles Eastern Judicial District of Dilgeourt E J, Arnold & Co Arnold Pennsylvania Lines Pennsylvania W. W. Richardson Asaistant G. PB

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