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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1905
Page
1
A chaotic string of brief items: Teamsters chief Shea and Samuel Gorpers clash over ending a strike. Gov Beckham grants a respite to George Warner of Indiana amid cheers. Nine Americans die in a Moros clash near Manila. Russian caricers anchored off Shas near the Annam coast. Secretary Marton resigns and may renew ties with Santa Fe. Dr Ely’s failure noted on the consolidated exchange. A Warsaw explosion claims a worker and three others.
A wave of demonstrations and appeals questions safety for students at schools including 218T and Illinois STS. Reports describe residents urging officials to extend protections, with clashes and energetic public discourse heard along Tarane Firey and nearby streets as authorities weigh protective measures.
Special to TPE notes Charles Stancard, earlier sentenced for larceny, escaped from prison during a May Friday confinement. He was recaptured near Mile Marker and questioned by officials. The mayor, Haitian, faced questions about his license as he stood on the green carpet defending his actions.
Reports from Windy City say the Chicago Teamsters will end their strike following Samuel Gompers's visit. Mayor Dunne and Sheriff Barrett plan to withdraw officers on strike duty as drivers prepare to surrender.
A bombing near Warsaw May 19 killed four men and injured six others as a concealed explosive in a workingman’s neck detonated during a crowd scene. Detectives questioned a poorly dressed worker believed to be the bomber, with authorities noting the blast aimed at the governor general en route to a czar birthday celebration.
Debs predicts defeat as the Tieake strike looms. The article notes his stance as a lone figure against the broader labor movement, with references to supporters and organizational actions amid a tense industrial climate.
In Edwood Indiana on Thursday night nine nonunion glass workers shot and killed Frank Dutchean, a union man, during a clash with nonunion workers at the Beth Evans glass plant. The incident inflames tensions and fears further trouble.
Report from New York May 1 states burglars robbed an express car on the Philadelphia and Reading line and set the car ablaze after detaching the rat and sidetracking at Keithavres station. Officials say robbers likely carried away part of the contents while escaping after lighting the fire.
Chicago May 19 Johann Hoch was found guilty by a jury on Friday afternoon of the murder of his wife Mary Wolcker Hoch The court imposed a death settlement though the exact wording is unclear in the report
In Cripain Creek on Thursday night Frank Cawelis, in a fit of zeal and rage, shot and killed his former partner Stella Roies and then killed himself. Local authorities reported the tragedy and investigation is underway.
A special Presbyterian gathering in Wenona urged shops to close Sundays, citing religious observance. The meeting announced a broad campaign to promote Sunday rest with church leaders stressing unity and social impact.
The piece describes party candidates and committees preparing for a primary, with organizers forming ward units and targeting precincts. It notes candidate Beakwenter and a focus on present ties, urging earnest campaigning as the election nears.
The German schooner Hamburg led the ocean race early Wednesday morning about 130 miles out, hopeful to reach the Nantucket lightship. Benedict on the steam yacht Oneida followed the fleet Wednesday and into Thursday, with fog thickening and other vessels scattering along divergent courses as tainted by the brisk northeast wind.
An article fragment notes Turley in Chicago with Purles and others in Tas gowns visiting alongside Pres ent Cornelis Po Shea to discuss the ether.
A garbled notice lists a Sunday gathering featuring drivers and entertainers led by local organizer Cate Linivers at a Saninday venue. No clear date or full details are readable, but the event appears tied to a community program with performances and refreshments.
Fragmentary weather note shows partly cloudy conditions and temperature hints for Auburn with scattered city names. Nearby ads invite readers to Hood's Barbiturates and Spring styles from Shotn Davis at Circle and Market corners.
The report outlines a district political scramble with Wheeler, Udgeon IP, and Vanderburg figures. Attorney Watriar M. Wheeler seeks a judgeship vacancy. Gov Wanty solicits appointments including Alpert Funkhoweer and Betloth. Top reform interest targets probation and juvenile court matters with Rome study noted.
A case filed in Smock's court accuses Fred Oftmeyer and Jene Viartat of failing to report hunts to the state dactary qunapeetor. The accuser names The Indianapolis Tract & Termin HAUSENY and others as involved parties. No clear disposition or dates are given in the readable fragment.
The United Mine Workers offices were closed on Thursday and a service for Marie Mee Cuncrad, daughter of President John Mitchell, will be held at Spring Valley. Natal officers will attend the event.
The obituary notes John Werner, a well known German butcher, who died Thursday at his home after years of illness. He was reputed for his final acts and remembered for his early life achievements.
Deputy Fish Cremissinne Stonebowls faces an accusation after an afldacit lists Justine Smack enuch. On Friday Charmian Bywmal and deputy Jobo Rasminger of Pairclow Park will be charged with possession tied to 8 seine th hin posession.
Nolan Cordon files for divorce from Mary Cordon alleging she refused to care for him and attended dances with other men. The suit seeks dissolution of marriage and relief as provided by law.
Thomas Christin sues the city of Indianapolis seeking 35000 in damages claiming a limb fell on him while traveling on Roosryeltave in 199. The incident allegedly caused injury and medical costs.
Several candidates are under consideration for a vacant Wednesdayship post in Indianapolis. The move follows recent resignations and aims to fill the leadership role promptly with qualified local names. Officials emphasized merit and community ties as key selection factors.
In a lengthy session, the court heard testimony from multiple witnesses about stamps and routes. Key details described stamps received on his route and the handling of postage items. The defense argued misinterpretation of duties while the prosecution emphasized alleged improper receipt and handling of mail
Oscar Healey travels from West Virginia to recount how Mrs. Lee Graff, the fair defendant, charmed him during a divorce case now on trial. The testimony centers on alleged affection, forged alibis, and the defendant’s conduct as witnesses describe interactions at Parkersburg area locations and in court with Judge Henry Clay Mlen presiding.
Fragmentary text mentions years, a superintendent, reprimand, and many arrests. Names and places are garbled, but references to law enforcement actions, warrants, and checks suggest a local crime or police roundup. The readable parts imply ongoing investigations and multiple suspects.
The river seems to be climbing near Evansville with water rising to around six feet, threatening the local water works plant and nearby towns. Officials estimate a conservative rise of the Wabash River downstream, as supplies and services adjust to the overflow. Local merchants list goods from fishing tackle to grooming supplies as flood preparations continue.
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