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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1905

Page

3

Will contest and forged will case in Marion County court

Mrs and Mrs John Ankeney of Das ton challenge the will of their daughter Sarah Rose Roe wife of John L Rose who died December and probate accepted January claiming Sarah was of unsound mind when made the will leaving about 7000 to her husband Had she died intestate the Ankeneys would have shared one quarter of the estate. Also Gov Hanly issued requisition for Harley Carleton held in Kentucky for alleged theft from teammate Albert Hughbanks. In Indianapolis police crack down on vehicle ordinance violators, seizing fourteen licenses.

John Ankeney Daston Marion County Sarah Rose John L, Rose Rosé Ankeney Carleton Hanly Indianapolis Harley Carleton Louiseile Albert Hughbanks N. Caprolave

Burial plan as Horger jailed after wife death

David Horger of 2035 Sheldon street faced court on June 2 after his wife died following arsenic ingestion at Plymouth Indiana. Police challenge his account saying she drank poison to scare him. she died at City Hospital. Horger insists he did not mistreat her and has an attorney to defend him.

David Horger Sheldon St Borger Plymouth Ind Holger

Japanese Laborers Threaten With Arms On Lanai Island

A wireless message from Lanai Island warns the labor dispute with striking Japanese plantation workers has escalated. Troops from Honolulu may be sent as 23 Japanese workers arm themselves, threaten confrontations with police and militia, and refuse to return to work.

Scripps-M'Rae Press Association Honolulu Lanamy Island Wireless Telegraph Fonolulu Gland

Prince Henry to Cruise With Prussian Naval Squad

In Birmingham England officials expect Prince Henry of Prussia brother of the Kaiser to lead a world cruise with a Prussian naval squadron in late fall He will be accompanied by Prince Fritz son of the Kaiser and they will visit America during the voyage

Prince Henry Borifpsm Bimrmingham Eng Prussia Kaiser Hite Fritz Amertrs

Great Central Passenger Trains on Schedule to the Minute

Robert P. Algeo, Great Central passenger agent, announced that C. H. & D. and Pere Marquette, now the Great Central, set records by running all 113 passenger trains on time to the minute for a single day, covering a vast passenger tally.

Robert P. Algeo Great Central System Ble Pere Marquette Great Central Rueaday

City debate over Riverside bridge sidewalk plan

City engineer Jedp and Commissioner McGregor clash over a Riverside park White River bridge sidewalk. McGregor favors a sidewalk as temporary relief for park visitors while the engineer warns it would strain and risk collapse before a new bridge is built. Authorities delay responsibility to the county commissioners.

Jedp John McGregor White River Riverside Park Pebhowen

New Men Open Sentinel Under New Management

The Indianapolis Sentinel announces a full reorganization with new publisher J. W. Atfan and new general manager He J. Haarmeyer, formerly of Cincinnati. Directors include Anko, Mrs Haarmeyer, Thomas TagserloR, Selurtny Aggulha Jones. Allan previously with the New York Mail. Haarmeyer becomes advertising manager of the Cincinnati Boat.

Indianapolis Sentinel J. Ww Fan New York He J. Haarmeyer Cincinnas Anko, Mraarmeyer

Stalnaker Campaign Denies Convention Favor

The Indianapolis campaign for mayor features Frank D. Stalnaker denying support for a nominating convention and advocating direct primaries. Supporters note the fight remains between Stalnaker and Bookwalter with emphasis on the colored vote and party unity.

Frank D. Stalnaker

Mrs I B Fowler Dead

Mrs I B Fowler died Monday afternoon at the home of her son Frank B Fowler in this city. She was a constant attendee at the Meridian Methodist church and helped charities. She leaves a daughter Mrs Mary B Crist of Washington D C and her son Frank B Fowler secretary of the Indiana umbrella mutual insurance company. Barrett Ab Lee Oulding arrested for fraudulent check forfeited $9 bond. Charles E B Barrett was the bondsman.

Wucmua Rowier Wgea Frank B. Fowler Thin City Meridian Methodist Church Sne Teaves Mary B Crist Washington, D Frank B Help Barret Ab Swe Lee Oulding Charles EB. Barrett

Big Four On Boom In Early Market Lift

New York May 4 The stock market opened strong with Steel common rising amid high volumes noted at 57M shares and gains. Traction stocks led the upward move as Amalgamated Copper and Amoco Steel showed firm demand while railway and government bonds held steady. Noon prices indicated further advances, with London buyers providing broad support and seasoned players predicting more gains.

New York Steel Common Canadian Macitie Tay L. & Nt St Paul Va. Steel Tennegasee Coal and Iron We N. Ph. B&o Colorado Met and Iron Southern Pacific London U.P R.R P. Wie Amalgamated Copper I. Steel Reading Totat

Taft keynote echoed by delegates at Ohio GOP convention

Andrew Harris for lieutenant governor and Wade Ellis for attorney general led a crowded Dick Cox Herrick faction as Taft supporters dominated the state central committee meeting. Grosvenor missed the Athens county delegation. Foraker loyalists argued for Union from the start. The secretary praised Roosevelt’s policies while scrutinizing railroad rate legislation and treasury deficits, urging Republican unity to address internal taxes, tariffs, government ownership, and foreign policy through measured reform.

Venor Andrew @ Harris Wo. Davis Supreme Court Wade H. Ellis Attorney-Genere WS. McKtanon W. Kirtley Dick Cox- Herrickactin AE Capitol Benatar J. R. Foraker Charls H. Grosvenor Foraker Grosvenor Athens Foraker Roonevelt Treasury Pheippines Pale Fey Panama Canal Congress America Bryan Fy Passhus W. J Bryan House of Representatives Senate Henubuicana Ohio Voraker Borton

Hogs Slump in Indiana Market and Price Decline

In Indianapolis on May 4, hogs and sheep markets showed slower activity with demand mainly from buyers. Prices fell to about 5.55 to 8.58 per unit for hogs and sheep, with most sales under 8.98, while dairy and grain quotes from New York and Chicago reflected steady or mixed trends. The report notes declines across most commodities, except the top dairy and select cattle, and highlights a generally dull trading atmosphere despite some nervous activity in specific segments.

Indianapolis Vents Pierre

Chicago May Wheat and Live Stock Reports

May wheat prices firm early with some later weakness as May futures led the market. Chicago live stock receipts and prices show cattle, hogs, and sheep steady to lower with mixed grading and regional variations. Other cities report similar trends in cattle and hog markets for the day.

Chicago Bt. Louis Bert Cincinnati Pready, Shippers Hood East Buffalo Siar Cate Reesipin Bae Ted Steers S& 15 Slickers Fradarn Sloglgs Venle

Editor copies almanacs at S28 a week Lafayette tale

An editor in Lafayette is copying old almanac content for editorial duty while earning 33 per week. Ag Blunck of Johnstown NY bought the Lafayette Cat, ran it at a loss, then sold it. Armstrong, paid 55 weekly, fights to keep pay under a year contract by demanding duties at a set place and copying almanacs to justify salary.

Luna Lafayette Ind Lafayette Ag. Blunck Johnstown Blunck Armstrong Mtr Easter Armstrong Dir. Armstrong Blanck Armeatrong

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