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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1905

Page

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Indiana Bank Robbers Blood Flows In Odessa

A Prohibition committee exposed vice during the Stoltzman era leading to Chief Kruger arresting 13 saloon keepers and others in Odessa. The police chief acted without warrants, pursued warrants later, and court action followed as investigations continued into drunken houses and illegal venues. Several named individuals were taken into custody amid a tense crackdown and ongoing hearings through Thursday.

Stoltzman Kruger Sau Chel Kruger Thlet

Nitro gang raid ends in dramatic Ridgeville chase

A posse pursues the Nitro gang that blew strong safes in Ridgeville and Hagerstown Indiana and Willard Kentucky. Four robbers jailed, two unhurt, others wounded as locals and Pinkertons close in after a locomotive pursuit and gun battle.

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Odessa Turmoil Brings Mass Killings and Civil Guard

Odessa reports a violent mob sacking shops and bombing the streets with hundreds dead and up to five hundred wounded. Students formed a civil guard to oppose strikers but clashes continued amid overwhelming chaos and weak authorities.

Scripps-Mare Prass Association Odessa Cathedral Square Deribassay Gardens Customs Quay Preobtajenakaiat Gev. Raubers

Reserved Seat Sues Auto Owner

A legal notice reports Ransom B Hawley suing an automobile owner over a collision dated September 2, 1991. He seeks damages totaling 10000 dollars connected to injuries to Minerva Hawley. The case is filed under the caption The Reserved Seat.

SUES Ransom B. Hawley Minerva ,& Hawley J. Edward’ Krause Hag Sprought Walt Exaust

Stone 15 Wounded in Girard Shooting

Joseph Stone of Girard fatally wounded Gus Lewis in a Tuesday afternoon shooting. Reports say alleged intentions toward Mrs. Lewis sparked the incident.

Stone

Missionaries Reported Murdered in Lienchow China

Rev Dr Meldrum of the Presbyterian church confirms missionaries in Lienchow China including Ge Mahb and wife, Rees F Edwards and wife, Eleanor Chestnut and E Patterson. Victims speculated as American missionaries. report linked to Etenchow area in Kwang Tung province.

Scripps IN True Press Association Tiong Kong Etenchow Kwang Tung Buripps-M'Rae Press Association Cleveland Dr Meldrum Presbyterian Church Lienchow China Ge Mahb Rees F. Edwards Eleanor Chestnut E. Patterson

Bridegroom in debt sparks plea for suspended sentence

Tecatse Joseph Staff, 2, married to a pretty young woman, faced Judge Fremont Atford in criminal court after confessing to theft from John Stanley. The court considered mercy, suspending a one to eleven year sentence if Staff repays the money and avoids further trouble.

Tecatse Joseph Staff John Stanley Fremont Atford Criminal Court Staff Armnet Ataf Stanley Basta Alford Shin Indians Reformatory Alfort

Wilson Granted Freedom After Weak Totering Case

James A. Wilson was arrested Tuesday on a charge of toitering but police evidence was sparse. Judge Thomas L. Whalton discharged Wilson, finding nothing to substantiate persecution or guilt. Wilson, known as Red, had recently returned to town and said he came to work, which his home proof supported.

Vincennes Lt. Smith Plumest Ciamath J. W. Wood Vieernpes Ind Aven Brown Willard Sin Strong Eastern Kentucky Railroad Watehba Ue Link James A. Wilson Thomas LE. Whalton Wilnon Ottiers James Wilson al Mig Wilson Cinwyire Rx Altienagh Lavakey Candell Hurt

GOL. JACKSON UNDER WHEELS INJURY FATAL TAKE

Special to The Kansas City dispatch reports Maj. Thomas J. Jackson of the Forty Seventh Indiana Volunteers was fatally injured Tuesday while attempting to board a train in Newton. His left arm and leg were severed. he died at the hospital. The narrative shifts to a police court scene where Kruger's registration system is demonstrated amid various cases of illegitimate dealings and arrests.

Kansas City Newton Sas Thomas J Jacl Dlet-of-steff Kai Coronel Mg A Kruger Robins

Wade divorce suit cites cruelty and neglect

Alice Wade sues Jonn Wade for divorce alleging cruelty and neglect by lavish affection for other women and failure to provide. Mary M. Hickinger seeks divorce from Michael Hickinger for abandonment. Julia A. Smith claims Frank Smith failed to provide for her.

Jonn Alice Wade Mary MM. Hickinger Iverestrom Michael Hickinger Julia A. Smith Prank Vs. Smith

Killed at Door Near Morgantown Indiana

Cassiday Wag shut and killed early Wednesday morning near Morgantown Indiana. John Serugens, who lived alone in a cabin nearby, was shot when he refused to open the door after a Halloween revelry. Serugens was killed. Cassiday, a Beat worker on the Indianapolis Southern road, surrendered at once.

Morgantown Ind Cassiday John Serugens Cassi Serugens Indianapelle

Fatal shooting spree spurs manhunt in Crockett County

Authorities chase James Bodkin after a deadly double shooting that killed a man and a woman. The incident occurred in a rural area near a travel route, injuring others and prompting a statewide search for Bodkin, described as the husband of one victim.

Jame Bodkin Uaband Ie Crockett County

Unclear Cape Rescue Report From Norfolk Bay Area

Fragmentary report notes a capes incident near SHON NORFOLK involving Rear Addie Loma of Dat enberg. Details are garbled with timing listed as 3:3 a.m. Wednesday and reference to a British Aron of elx. Unable to confirm location, participants, or outcomes from the readable text.

Norfolk Elx Addie Loma Datenberg Oat Vaginda Capes

Doctor linked to Susanna Ary dismemberment case

Nov 4 Mags report the chief inspector announced the surgeon who dismembered Susanna Ary’s body is identified as a suspect. Police say they know where he is and expect to act when they gain more solid information from Morris Nathan, who traveled to Kostur with detectives. A bundle of women’s undergarments found near a doctor’s home may connect to the victim.

Susanna Ary Victom W. B. Watte Police Watts Morris Nathan Wittsburg Kostur Euj Mise Geare Robert G Yoump

Weather Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday

Readable text indicates a Midwest forecast with warming trends for Wednesday and Thursday. Expect warmer daytime highs, light winds, and possible afternoon clouds as a warm front moves through the region. Monitoring for localized showers remains prudent in the late afternoon hours.

A Colony of Mutes Special to the Luna Eldorado

Lt November 1 Caney Kansas reports a deaf mute colony idea spreading from Belgium to Missouri and Kansas under Exdward Sehuling leadership. A deaf mute town flourishes in Belgium inspiring similar colonies on the Kansas prairie with new Houriahes in Belgium. Brazilan Balm drops cited. The Paris Dry Cleaners and steam dye works claim local leadership. Coal priced at $200 per ton with stove and furnace sales lines.

Paraaline Bows Missouri Kansas Exdward Sehuling Belgium Sehuling Formbus Kansas Prairie Paris

Unofficial US and International Dispatches Report Sitrep

Washington reports from the Philippines claim United States Minister Rockhill remains unpopular with the party that accompanied Miss Hoagewell to the Chinese capital. In Panama administration news Col Clarence T. Edwar ds appears likely to retain his post, while a riot disrupts Hallowe'en in Zanesville. A coroner will decide if Joseph E. Clair’s death was suicide, and Chicago recalls a jail escape and fatal fall of a pickpocket.

Washington Clarence T. Edewards Panama

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