20 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1905
Page
1
Washington dispatch reports Garber as a leading potential presidential contender after Democratic victory in Ohio. Roosevelts quiet ride and a weathered day frame a busy scene as Warner plans salary list overhaul at the pension office and Ricketts tightens name usage for married employees. Bank closures and gold production figures round out the day.
Ten thousand unemployed workers staged a march through central London forming a procession to Hyde Park where a meeting was held. Speeches denounced capitalists and urged action against hardship, with a resolution calling for war on perceived exploitation and idle living. The march darkened past wealthiest clubs, shopping districts, and West End residences.
DetectivesGerber and Trimpe arrested Robert Thompkins a Black man from Nashville Tenn on burglary charges after he was found in a hallway at 1 W North St He used several names and an alias Thomas Williams He admitted robbing a house but could not recall the exact location He had five prior Tennessee prison terms and was fined 10 dollars and costs with days in the workhouse Det Gerber noted the charge as burglary not Jolsterine
Fire of unknown origin damaged Lulu Hall s one story frame dwelling at 2 Hudson Street on Sunday night. The blaze extended to a carriage shed nearby causing about 73 dollars in losses to the shed and a buggy.
The second trial of United States Senator Burton of Kansas began in federal court before Judge Vandevanter. The defendant is accused of accepting checks from Rialto Grain Company of St. Louis. Witnesses were cautioned as the panel was chosen and jurors were escorted by bailiffs.
Jarry W. Woodward sues Amor Ji Keeport alleging negligence over a loose board in Keeport warehouse causing a severe fall. The case cites 146 claims and lack of cement in the floor as contributing factors, while plaintiffs seek damages.
Nor bert Mittson, a farmer, was shot and instantly killed Monday by an Hired man Arthur Hanna who fled on foot. The alleged motive arose from a quarrel over a settlement of waxes. The incident occurred at Mittson’s farm in Prophetstown.
Walter G. Tubby of Si Pum Mira is assigned to lead the materials and supplies division for the Varama canal binding project. He was chosen for his extensive railroad experience and current work on the Ithimite line.
A Monday morning elevator accident at a courthouse shaft near Howie Yard injured several people and halted operations. Lisa Starkweather’s dog Jonah triggered the lift’s movement as a cable counterweight slipped, causing the drum housing to break and the car to crash. Authorities will review the wreck and consider replacing the elevator.
Fiteard Rue aged 35 of Milan died after a fall at the Storment bridge near Iwilanapall on Sunday. He was taken to City Hospital in Munday afternoon where he died. The report notes a skull injury from the incident.
A wife files suit against G L Kelley seeking settlement of debts tied to dressmaking work for the household. The complaint alleges she was pressured into providing sewing services and seeks lawful relief. The case centers on marital financial obligations and alleged cooperation in the dressmaking arrangement.
Dr. Wir. Ramey Hasper of the University of Chicago faces terminal cancer. He ends scholarly work, dictates letters daily from bed, and spends hours with aides and friends as Rockefeller and university officials monitor his condition.
At lakeview cemetery Youngstown Ohio four youths aged two men and two women spent two hours inside the President quire field memorial after mishearing signals. One climbed to a balcony and yelled for help triggering police discovery. The jailer unlocked the tomb and released them.
Four men were arrested near New Athens on Sunday for alleged Sunday hunting violations. Deputies seized weapons and considered the case a hold-up before determining the men were to be released on their own recognizance pending trial Monday. A deputy sheriff in another county also faced charges but was cleared after review.
Citizens in the Second ward lodge remonstrances against a proposed renewal for a city salon along with a plan to close nearby establishments. Hagerty reports this Monday noting the campaign to block the renewal and closure of multiple saloons amid ongoing public dissent.
Fred Smith, a garment maker, seeks divorce from Anviila Smith amid a contested suit. The court heard that Brown demanded payment during a visit to Mrs. Smith and she testified to an attempted interference. Judge Allen advised the couple to resolve the matter and keep their child away from disgrace as they defended custody in court.
During four court days Judge J. Leathers forced to dismiss juries and postpone sessions due to inability to heat the county courthouse. Estimated daily disruption and heating costs are noted, with the county under pressure to provide warmth and keep proceedings moving.
The forecast notes warmer conditions for Fa and Mond with light winds. An advisory mentions slight changes in temperature and minor regional differences. No significant precipitation expected.
A weather puzzle lore piece discusses interpreting coldness and temperature scales. It cites experts from the United States Weather Bureau and explains that freezing is 32 degrees Fahrenheit, while Celsius scales differ, with examples showing how "twice as cold" is not a fixed value but depends on the scale used.
Former salvage corps head Newman stands trial for assaulting Max Drach during a dispute at a Cincinnati hotel. Witnesses testified Newman hit Drach and another man, fracturing a jaw and injuring a third, while Newman claimed Drach blocked his path. The court heard Newman admitted striking Drach but argued he acted to clear the way amid ongoing tensions with Drach and associates.
Beatrice Osborn, about five, lives with the Fier family after being placed by Fountain County township trustees following her mother’s desertion post divorce. Petitioner Richart Blogiowelly requests probate judge Merle N. Walker affirm adoption, declaring the child a rightful heir in his eyes despite a birthmark the petition notes as immaterial.
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