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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1905

Page

8

Prisoner Writes From Marion County Jail Amid Harsh Rules

A prisoner named Sayles in Marion County jail describes the grim regime and poor conditions in a letter to Sheriff Schaefer of South Bend. He details meal basics, confinement schedules, a harsh “hole,” cockroaches, lice, bribery to obtain items, and mentions transfers to Michigan City and Jeffersonville reformatory, while noting the judge who smoked and the “kangaroo court” atmosphere.

Dewight Sayies Marion County Gheriff Schaefer South Bend Beyles Michigan St. Joseph County Sayles Indianapolis Goshen Sout Bend Mes Michigan City Irame dJeffereonville Reformatory David Taber Hesades United States Uy Sisirs Reo Aheriit Booth Bend Dr. Moorehouse Bunco

Shideler Seeks Republican State Chairmanship

G A N Shideler announces vigorous bid for the Republican state chairmanship. He says he will devote his time to party success and not personal interests, vows to remain loyal to the party and the tickets named by the state, and seeks unity and support from all Republicans despite past affiliations.

G. A. N. Shideler Shideler Dan State Committee

New auto helps farmer grind corn after breakdown

Newcastle Indiana November 15 A new use for an automobile was found by farmer Elmer Cooper searchers say When his engine broke down Cooper climbed into his auto and used it as a grinding wagon for several days to mill corn until the engine was repaired by using the vehicle on wheels to drive the mill.

Newcastle Ind Elmer Cooper

Brink's Cloaks and Suits Attract Noted Women Buyers

A fragmented ad style notice touts Brink's cloaks and suits appealing to women who admire quality style and elegance. It claims the firm offers the greatest stock in the west and emphasizes manufacturing and reliability in trade.

BRINK West

Horse Plunges into Local Well Rescue Effort

H R Bassett finds his horse missing from the barn then discovered in a well near West and Walnut street. Neighbors and bicycle men joined a digging effort to free the animal while the cause remains unclear whether the door blew open or theft occurred.

H.R. Bassett Pucu-at West and Walnut St West Walnut Shine

Overstreet Keeps Post Roads Chair Amid Cheers

Washington reports hearty congratulations from Overstreet supporters as Speaker Cannon allows him to remain head of the committee on post offices and post roads. The issue follows reorganizing moves by Portmaster General Cortelyou and reactions to a broader administrative overhaul.

Indiana Cannon Gressman Overstreet Washington Speaker Cannon Committee On Post Offices

Three Die In Apparent Suicide Attempt Incident

The Paterson press reports a fatal incident where three people are dead and two are dying after a reported break in a gas line at a home. Names include Mia Schroeder and Christian Schroeder, with two Schroeder grandchildren hospitalized in critical condition at St Joseph's. Authorities believe the accident involved a hanging cord and a mirror striking a pipe, causing asphyxiation.

Scrippr Christian Schroeder Schroeder

Diphtheria Epidemic Actions Reported Across State

Scripps-McBar Press reports diphtheria cases spreading through central and northern unions with State Board of Health enforcing measures. Schools closing in many towns while one town reports 144 cases among a 5,000 population.

Scripps-M'Bar Press Association Springfield Unis State Board of Health Lown

Fire destroys large goods store at Myers de Co Albany

Fire swept through John C Myers de Co store in Albany causing massive losses. The blaze, reported Wednesday, destroyed the building and caused at least one collapse with casualties among workers. Emergency crews battled the flames as investigations began into a possible cause.

Albany Scripps'rae Press Association John C. Myers de Co Aus Ives

Balm of 18000 damages in breach case in Chicago

Miss Mabel Boland aged 18, ward of John O Neill aged 73, was awarded 18000 by a jury in Judge Gary's court. The breach of promise suit arose from an alleged engagement. Boland had lived at O Neill's home and he will appeal.

Bcripps-M'Rae Press Association Chicago Mabel Boland Gary John O'Neill Bie O'Neill

City Record For A Day Births And Building Permits

Perrytown families welcome newborns including boys and girls at 550 Delaware and various addresses. infant names listed. Building permits issued for foundations, dwellings, repairs and remodels in multiple blocks near Washington, Drexel, Fletcher, and Martindale with values from 40 to 3,000 dollars.

Smith Washington W. J. Harris Hobart Abott Peter Shethy St Linden John Panner Lineal East Dora Stafford Eattle Gladstone Mel Church Kellman Chicago L. C. Buneing Drexel D. Eecol Fletcher Johnson Martindale B. G. Jaqueth N. Senate H. Smith Layman Julian H. Ferribine Ila Oliver H Howe Howe, Cottage Olney Gale Adams Olney Adame Mid Beth Repaire Calhoun Lone Fenaits Minntete

Bombing Attempt Targets Ferim Pasha in Pera Street

Constantinople November 15 A bomb was hurled at the carriage of Febim Pasha chief aide to the sultan while he drove through a street in Pera A little injury to him but damage to surrounding shops and houses was extensive authorities investigated the incident and issued warnings to tighten security in the quarter

Ferim Scripph-M'Hae Constantinople Febim Pasha Pera Pasha

Girl Fatally Burned Near Washington Ind

Special from the Bun reports seven year old Altes Violet Faith was fatally burned seven miles from Washington Indiana after her fires ignited from a bonfire on Wednesday morning.

Washington Ind Violet Faith Here

Oyama Will Return From Manchuria Report for Emperor

Marepat Grams reports Marepat Grams will return from Manchuria on November 25 to relay war news to the emperor. The dispatch notes this update from Tokio via ECRIPPS-M RAE Press Association.

Oyama Ecripps-M Rae Press Association Tokio Uke Marepat Manchutte

New Hoosier Society Elects Chicago Officers

The Indiana Society of Chicago elected officers including president L A t win K Walker and treasurer Charles L Farrell. Vice presidents include E C Piola H Harlan and Judge Kennesaw Landis. Secretary Mdwant M Motlaway and trustees W A Vacher J Hy Hadley among others. The first banquet is planned for November with aim to invite President Fairbanks as guest of honor.

Chicago Indiana Society of Chicago Latwin K. Walker E. C. Piola H. Harlan Kennesaw Landis J. U. Detries Corila i Remy Mdwant M. Motlaway Charles L. Farell Felton Deary Tolle

Burton to be tried by U S court in Nov

Judge Van Nevator overruled the demurrer to the third indictment against Senator J R Burton of Kansas. Indictment filed in U S circuit court Tuesday, nine points raised on insupiency. Trial set for November 2 in Lomis Bo district.

Burton Scrippe-M'Hak Prera Association BT. Lomis van Nevantor J. R. Burton United States Circuit Court Tris

Hog and stock market wrap from Indianapolis and New York

Indianapolis reports active hogs and mixed cattle prices with quotes for hog weights and grain items. New York stock action shows gains in Hocking Valley and a general up tone with notable advances and bond strength.

New York Hocking Valley Tallway Hacking Valley Eria Pennavivanti Armulmaniatyd

Saint Louis Live Stock Market Report of Nov 13

Livestock receipts and prices listed for cattle hogs and sheep at St Louis. Cattle receipts strong with varied bids for steers heifers cows and Texan cattle. Hog and sheep figures show steady or heavy demand and noted prices for vuchta puckers and butchers.

Indianapolis Chicago Sheen St. Louis Lauis Texag H. Tombs

Hyde Makes Charges In Equitable Inquiry

James Tinzen Wyde former Equitable Life officer testifies before the insurance investigating committee stating offers for his stock from George J Gould Henry C Frick and EB Harriman with 5 million and 7.09 million bids he declined preferring not to sell. He accuses Harriman and Frick of using Equitable funds to aid control of railroads and claims false treatment by Harriman and others linked to the society scandal.

New York James Tinzen Wyde Equitable Life Assurance Company Wik Insurance Investigating Committee Equitable Jant Winter George J. Gould Henry C. Frick EB. H. Harriman Hyde Hie Hyde Mild Tarbell George W. Young Odell Clyde Benjamin B. Odell, Jr Mercantie ‘Trust Company Air Hyde Edward H Harriman Odells Hyde Majority Atnek Harriman Equitable Life Assurance

Cattle and Hog Receipts Hit Regional Market

Chicago reports cattle receipts near 19.00 with higher prices and 3,308 feeder lots. Hog receipts total around 32,000 with steady demand and mixed offerings. Sheep receipts reach about 3,000 with active western and native classes.

Chicago

Cincinnati Livestock Prices and Receipts Report

Cincinnati livestock market report shows steady to firm receipts with mixed cattle trade at 4.10 per cwt for butcher steer and heifers. Hog receipts 5,800 with lower cash bids. Sheep receipts 400 steady, extra lambs and ewes noted with prices around 4.60 to 7.50 for lambs and related stock.

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