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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1905

Page

6

Jury Clears Officer In Murphy Shooting Case

Coroner Harry Tute Wiler heard testimony from Mrs Catherine Adams and Mary Cain about the shooting of Harry Murphy by Patrolman Jesse Streit. Adams testified Murphy ran into a yard and Streit shot during a struggle, while Cain said Murphy was sent to pay a bill and was shot when the pistol fired accidentally. Attorney Avah Rucker argued for reasonable use of revolvers in enforcing laws and stressed that authorities must enforce laws with proper restraint.

Cor Harry Jr Streit Gland-St Alhough Yoo Bis Harry Murphl Harry Tutewiler Catherina Adams Maryland ST Murphy Jesse Streit Mary Cain Saman Wassington St Aivah Rucker Kerry Murphy

Fight Over Salon License For Escott In Eighth Ward

Voters in the Eighth Ward backed Fred Escott in a fight over a salon license. The case resumed in circuit court before Special Judge James A. Pritchard. Remonstrants led by Col Ritter alleged violations including operating without a license and Sunday business near St Clair and Alabama streets. Testimony questioned a witness paid by Ritter for Sunday evidence. 21 men were examined and 12 jurors were sought amid juror bias against saloons.

Fred Escott Escott Com Tige Lonks Viteal James A. Pritchard Aigmnast Col Bi Riker Georgo A. Zolezzi William J. Bray D. F. Spees C. H Col. Ritter Ttre John W. Jones Gor

Fines Set After Vehicle Ordinance Pleas

Most defendants pleaded guilty to driving without a license in municipal court. In many cases the docket was dismissed and offenders paid only court costs to the city clerk.

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Mayor Still In Bed In Illness At Claypool Hotel

Mayor Sonn W Nongman remains confined to his bed at the Claypool hotel rooming in. He has been ill all week and is reported to have narrowly escaped pneumonia. City officials say he is improving slowly and may receive visitors soon.

Sonn W Nongman Remying Claypool

Proper Escort Needed in Juvenile Court Case

In Indianapolis Juvenile Court, a 13 to 14 year old girl faced a charge of immoral conduct after admitting a recent offense at Fairview Park. Judge Stubbs ordered placement with Julia B. Wark’s industrial school as a response to rising park related juvenile immorality, shocking relatives and alarming authorities.

Indianapolis Fairview Pars Goldia Geide Gobie Fairview Park Judie Stubbs Julia B Wark Unldie Goodwin

Seek to End a Conspiracy Involving Plumbers Guild

Joseph Miller a merchant plumber sues to end a alleged conspiracy by the Merchants Association of Indianapolis aimed at restraining competition. He claims the group uses secret bids and preference to shield member firms and exclude independent merchants like himself from favorable pricing. Miller asserts damages seeking relief and injunctive action.

Joseph Miller Ismgnt de Jills Company Centra Comet Leathers Miller Indianapolis Sylvester F. Wise Virginia Ave Knizht & Jillgan Company Reranea Association

War Romance to Terminate in the Courts

Ella P Williams faces fraud pension charges in federal court after a wartime romance. The case hinges on a altered death certificate and a missing husband last seen in 1881. Both sides acknowledge changes. verdict to determine if Williams secured a pension improperly.

Ella P. Williams Enire Jesse J. M. Lafollette PB. Miller Willams Hin Tees Virginia New England Kentucky Boston Williams Ihe Rilsing Mra. Wallan Mpecs

Workmen Win Strikes Across Several Plants

Frak Duffy, secretary of the Car pepters' wnton, announces that the strikes were won by the men. In Niagara Falls and other places, workers secured wage increases after protests and bargaining. The outcome restores wage gains and signals renewed labor momentum in the region.

Niagara Falla Frak Duffy Cars Pepters Wnton Ihoth

City Records Show Births Deaths Marriages and Permits

City records list births including Irving and Beula Blue in Indianapolis and other names. deaths include Ann Raniks and Hattie Minetta Clark with causes such as heart disease and meningitis. marriages feature multiple couples. building permits cover numerous addresses with varied values and types. entries include residences, repairs, and new structures across multiple neighborhoods. The fragmentary list mentions wards, streets, and property values, reflecting a typical day’s civic notices and civil registrations.

Guardian Named for Harry Josiph in Probate Ruling

Probate Commissioner Merle Walker appointed Solomon Kiser as guardian of Harry Josiph a wholesale coal dealer declared to be of unsound mind. The guardian appointment followed Josiph's consent and identified with Josephs consent.

Ward Merle Walker Solomon Kiser Harry Josiph Joseph

WAGONS DAMAGE NEW PAVEMENT ON CAPITOL AVENUE

An inspection of Ohisst to Capitol ave reveals asphalt laid last fall cannot withstand traffic. Horse and wagon wheels leave deep marks, disfiguring the surface. Property owners who paid rapidly for the improvement accuse contractors and demand repairs under the nine year guarantee with city funds held as security. The Marion County Construction Company’s resurfacing contract, dated May 5 194, promised completion by Apr 1 194 but suffered delays, prompting possible action by the Board of Works to enforce repairs and recover bonds if needed.

Ohisst Delawarest Capitol Ave Annapolis Marion County Construction Company Maria C County Construction Company Gond

Elevator Man Keeps On Jump Elevator Visit At State Capitol

A large throng floods the statehouse as more than a thousand schoolchildren, electors, and parents from Metcalf, Hume, Chrisman, and Scotland visit the capitol. Elevator operator Ware says the volume of riders surpasses any prior session, with a special rail carrying the group from Edgar and Posey counties under school officials’ supervision to Indianapolis.

Metcalf Hume Chrisman Scotland Aliiota Melis Edgar and Poyglass Omichats Indianapoolis

Denied in Washington Post Office Denial Sparks Denver Dispute

The Post Office Department officially denied that Favs G. Rathbone is connected with the postal service. A Denver press dispute claimed Rathbone inspected post offices in Denver and Omaha, prompting counter statements.

Washington Postoffice Department G. Rathbone Denver Ratibone Oraha

St Paul Monster Edward Gottschalk Condemned to Death

Special to the Bun reports in St Paul Minn that Edward Gottschalk, described as an innocent appearing man, has been condemned to death for a brutal murder at a butcher shop. The suspect, linked with Joseph Martmann, allegedly murdered the butcher with a meat cleaver and robbed the shop. Te r s Ing Hartmann was implicated as a fellow criminal.

Edward Gottschalk ST. Paul Minn Blay S

Fiorence Perry Seeks Divorce After Court Hearing

Fiorence Perry appeared in superior court on Thursday seeking a divorce from Ezea Perry alleging he planned her. The evidence was partially heard as the case moved forward.

Fiorence Perry Superior Court Ezea Perry

Dont Forget the Grand Military Arrival Show

A fragmentary notice announces a week long event starting Monday May featuring The Great Mundy attractions presented by the Indianapolis Battalion Armory Association with a grand military arrival and show.

Mundy Indianapolis Battalion Armory Association

Market Day Slump Hits Hog and Corn Markets

Indianapolis markets show corn at new highs with May July futures edging up while hog prices fall about ten cents from Wednesday. Cattle and calves weaken as buyers focus on best cows and light steers. hogs trade under 5.40 with a quiet close.

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Wealthy Man Kills Himself at Opera House

A wealthy man shot himself during an incident at the opera house. Witnesses describe two shots, one to the arm and one to the head, with the gunfire triggering a swift scramble for escape routes through the auditorium and rear doors. Pulford's drug store and nearby exits loom in the aftermath as authorities and family react. The widow reveals grief and defense of her husband amid public scrutiny.

Berry Mint Opera House Welch Flo Auditorium Pond Pulford Arig Teast Miss Ivy Ethel Lfe Mia Heres

Nellie Skirvin Sues for Divorce on Adultery Grounds

Nellie Skirvin flees for divorce from Matt Skirvin alleging his frequenting saloons and wine rooms and attention to other women. The case hinges on alleged infidelity and marital misconduct as the grounds for dissolution.

Nellie $Iat Sunt Matt Skirvin

Stocks Rally As Markets Open Strong In New York

May day trading opens with gains across sectors as Amalgamated Copper and Northern Pacific rise. London buyers push shares higher while large blocks of short stock attempt to cap the advance, with standard oil and banking stocks showing strength amid broad demand.

New York U. S Great Northern Northern Pacific Ontario & Western Oittage & Northwestern Paul Baltimore Ohio Londo Standard Oi Beckers Storks Fee London Pace Stevis Southern Pacine Erie Wrading Os Amalgamated Copper American Locomotive St. Paul

Wagon Market Report Distorted by OCR in Indianapolis

Market notes from Indianapolis on May 25 show mixed agricultural items including corn at 55 percent, hay and straw prices listed with unclear figures. Several garbled names and figures make exact items and buyers uncertain.

Indianapolis Borysy Miller Timothy

Markets closed for Memorial Day holiday schedule announced

The Indianipone reports markets will be closed next Tuesday for Memorial Day. City council last year authorized markets to open on holidays. this order sets new hours from 4 a.m. to 7 p.m. next Monday.

Indianipone

Roosevelt's Cousin Conquers Mad Horse in Central Park

Margaret Roosevelt, cousin of the President, rode a frightened horse through Central Park on a chaotic ride. She clung to the mare as it galloped, guiding it away from riders and spectators until help halted the animal. She emerged unharmed though shaken, praised by onlookers for her poise and bravery.

New York May and Couraer Misa Margaret W. Ems Roosevelt Mont Sefloud Mira Roosevel Mins Roosevelt

Fire Record For A Day

Fire crews logged incidents at a frame dwelling belonging to Bud Gowher in W McCarty county and a brick dwelling at 6 N Delaware Street. Agent C F Ayles reported unknown causes, with W T Maloit also involved. fire damage noted to {locations} and matches found at the scene.

Bud Gowher W. McCarty C. F Ayles Delawarest W. T. Maloit

Fruits and Vegetables Sale Listing

Fragmented notice lists produce and poultry items, including turnips eggs and various meats. It mentions Idvanapats and May ve bowing her head, offering a glimpse of a local market or stall with items like potatoes, turnips, beets, carrots, and eggs.

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