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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1905

Page

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Our Non Contiguous Territory Appellation Adopted

The Bureau of Statistics defines official term Our Non Contiguous Territory for all U S land outside the four interior states and District of Columbia including Alaska Hawaii Porto Rico and the Philippines The report notes a sharp rise in year to date trade between the United States and this territory with shipments up and down the line predicting a total trade near 125 million for the year Also mentions personnel moves including Chaffee retiring and Smoot not resigning while new railway mail clerks are appointed and Cowles eyed for bureau chief post

the Sun Washington Uncle Sam Interior Territories District OF Columbia Bureau of Statistics Department of Commerce and Labor Tas Alaska Austin Bureau Philippines Hawaii Porto Rico Tr Tg United States Masha Maeka Forte Rico Hawai Porto Vico

Weather and Verdict Report From Chicago Era

Clearing and cooler conditions expected Friday night through Saturday with a high around 74 in Massachusetts. Jury verdict in breach of promise case involves Katherine Ethasia. jury returned verdict in favor of plaintiff.

Scripps-M'Rre Press Association Chicago Mids Katherine Ethasia John’ Churap

Elliott for B. of P. Will Be Appointed President

Indications are strong that Joseph T. Elliott former president of the Marion Trust company will be made president of Mayor Bookwalter's Board of Public Works. The report circulated Friday afternoon in political circles with authority backing the move.

Joseph T. Elliott The Marion Trust Company Bookwalter Board of Public Works

Senator Barton Denies Damaging Testimony On Stand

In St Louis federal court Joseph Barton Kansas senator testified five days in defense. He denied Charles Brooks’s allegations that Richard Kastot brought Burton to his care and said he handled Rialto company matters as attorney for Maj Hugh C Dennis. He admitted admitting to Paymaster Inspector Coch Yang, saying he appeared to protect his client, not the government, as cross examination ended. The defense rested and judge limited the number of spellbound attorneys as arguments began.

Scripps-M Rre Press Association BT. Louis Maj Hugh C. Dennis Rialto Company Coch Yang Burien Rovernment Vandevanter

Army in Revolt In Manchuria Rumors Resurface

War news from Warsaw dated November 24 reports persistent rumors of a mutiny in the Manchurian army. Pirate advices are said to claim the mutineers have completely taken Harbin, reviving circulation of the revolt tale amid ongoing tensions in the region.

Scripps Atrue Press Association Warsaw Harbin

Exhumation Granted for Midshipman Kraneh Case

In the Meriwether court martial the defense won permission for an autopsy on Midshipman Kraneh’s body after a request to exhume. Admiral Ramsay ordered the autopsy with doctors Ames and Gatewood to attend, likely Saturday, as the defense continues witness examination.

Scripps. Rae Press Association Annapolis Meriwether Rubinson Kraneh Ramsay Brandt Ames Academy Gatewood Washington Capt Marx Witdiesen

Knife attack over wives shocks Morristown Indiana

In Morristown Indiana on Friday morning Hendricks and dutsat argued over their wives when Milehs drew a knife and cut Johnson's throat. Johnson is in serious condition after seventeen stitches closed the wound. A large, near million-dollar relief fund for Russian Jewish famine victims is reported to approach the million-dollar mark at the current rate of subscriptions.

Morristown Ind A-J. M Hendricks E.W. Dutsat Uen- Milehs Johnson Jubhsun Acripps-M'Ark Press Association New York Russia

Englewood Church Hosts Rev Murphy Preaching Series

Rev Maurice F Murphy will preach both morning and evening at Englewood Christian Church near Washington Avenue. Morning sermon titled The Captain of Our Salvation and evening message The Unpardonable Sin. Special evangelistic meetings led by Mr Sturnhy will run nightly all next week drawing large crowds and many conversions. music by Prof Harry Krank and choir.

Englewood Maurice F. Murphy Englewood Christian Church Harry @ Krank

Too Happy To Divorce In Superior Court

In Superior Court Judge Carter refused to grant a divorce after Dr. Charles B. Knerr sought separation from Dr. Leonora E. Knerr. The case arose amid claims of a troubled home life and mutual accusations of a terrible temper.

Superior Court Carter Deeres Plaints Charles B. Knerr Leonora E. Knerr

Hunting outfit gone in city theft case

Detectives Holtz and Bray arrested Frank Ryan and William Gallagher for stealing a telescope pattern hunting outfit from Union Station's east baggage room. The grip, containing a shotgun and other hunting gear, vanished after a Wednesday night transfer near a Brightwood area search. Ryan, Gallagher claim innocence. police continued the search with no trace found.

Horace Comstock Union Station Meon Holtz and Bray Frank Ryan William Mallager Treft Ryan S. Illinois-at Gallager Brightwood Ftnals St Cleveland Cincinnati

Woman on Trial in Shoplifting Case Amid Courtroom Familiarity

Emma Marsh among 18 indicted suspects in a London legal proceeding. The trial centers on alleged shoplifting with Conley, former Maryland Hotel proprietor, described as a frequent county fair performer and a suspected professional shoplifter with wide experience. The case proceeds before a criminal court jury.

Joseph Conley Maryland Hotel

Divorce Trial Reveals Strained Marriage and Careers

Testimony shows Baih and Knerr wives praising spouses amid heated quarrels. Ms Knerr recounted supporting her husband through medical education, mortgaging property to fund it while managing dairy business. He described his wife as an excellent practitioner yet noted his need to work, delaying divorce as the judge questioned its viability.

Kocer Ramriel Grestind Gener Dhe Grimney Husban Arian Shy Indiana Olls Ble Ae Phyallang Thia Rane Carter

Collision at Blake and Prospect streets injures driver

Sumen Sinizer of the MOLOsMEan was injured when his car collided with a B Enst street vehicle on Blake and Prospect at Thursday morning. He was taken to St Vincent's Hospital where doctors hoped he would recover from the shock.

Sumen Sinizer Blake and Prospect-st B. Enst-st Morling Wifecayer BL Vincent's Hospital Stolzer Ti ii

Dougherty Sentenced in Indeterminate Term at Joliet

Newton C. Dougherty former city superintendent of schools pleaded guilty in circuit court and received an indeterminate sentence at Joliet prison. He admitted thefts from Ayres Langen Wassem and New York stores totaling about $1,000,000. Accomplices Margaret Casady and Emma Marsh were present and accused, while evidence linked stolen items to the hotel room raid on October 2.

RAB Press Association Peoria Nity Newton C. Dougherty Sade Worthington Joliet Dougherty Veoria Ayres Langen Wassem New York Margaret Casady Emma Marsh Drst Mma Marek London States Maurin Maley Timothy Splin Wika A. Mela Chauncey Manning Marsland Hotel Cenley Aytee Tne Lungen Watsson's

Paris Day Cleaners and Steam Dye Works Teaser

The Paris Day Cleaners and Steam Dye Works advertise at 20 North Main Street with a new phone number 6034. An odd fragment mentions Brazilian Balm and a sale day tomorrow with garbled text about fuel and coal products and a Pocahontas brand.

Paris Trina N. Iino

Main water pipe burst during Badger furniture blaze

A. W. Davis of the Indunapalli Water Company informed the Board of Public Works that the inch water main ruptured in Ohio Ant during the Badger Furniture fire was a heavier heat pipe than standard. He noted the main had been tested to 300 pounds pressure.

A. W. Davis Dunapalli Water ‘Company Board of Public S Works Ohio Badger Furniture Company

Lawsuit by Millard Wrayer Against American Tribune Telony

Millard Wrayer sues the American Tribune New Telony company claiming funds he purchased in Aveher county were diverted from his possession via a mortgage held by Luke Wilson. He alleges the contract required release from mortgag.

Sdes Colony Company Millard Wrayer Hee Tribue New Telony Company Aveher County Tras Luke ¥. Wilson Inde Fom Mottigagr

Wife testifies in police court against estranged husband

Mrs. Edward Eliott testified in Main county police court that her husband who she has not lived with for months forced his way into her home with a stranger and choked her after a week of separation. She described threats and vile accusations while her son and a man named Ben Evans intervened. Elliott, drinking that night, faced charges of strangulation and assault. defense testimony was reserved.

Edward Eliott Finois-Mt Ben Evans Elliot Elliott Jessie Evans Dee 1 Mee Elliott

Field Restes Fairly Well After Shooting Incident

Marshall Field III remains in fair condition this morning after being shot Wednesday night. Doctors say the patient is resting and has a chance to recover. The Lake Shore train carrying his father, Marshall Field Jr., arrived yesterday. official updates show his pulse and temperature improving slightly.

Eckipps-M'Tiak Press Association Chicago Marshall Eld Lake Shore Marshall Field, Jr Bevan O'Clork Field Hegan

Hazers Dismissed Amid Caustic Kenyon Affair

Report of a violent hazing incident at Gulver Military Academy involving students and a conductor. One pupil nearly died after being immersed in cold water with a dry battery while others reportedly participated. Parents relayed details through a messenger. Captain Buckingham was demoted to private for involvement.

Tadren Ufe Gald Kenyon

Wife Granted Divorce From Witter Mo Frybarker

Mrs Captain rryparger was granted a divorce from Witter Mo Frybarker by Judge Henry Clay Allen on Friday. She charged cruelty and habitual drunkenness and abandonment. For the past four years she testified she had worked in a factory and lived apart.

Captain Rryparger Witter Mo Frybarker Juder Henry Clay Allen Friday Mere Ferrish Dent

Restraining Order Sought Against J Moore in Divorce Action

Mrs Elizabeth Moore petitions Judas de le Manter of gliparior court to restrain her husband Jamea Te Moore from harming her and forcing their invalid daughter from home. Moore is ordered to appear in court November 27 to show cause why the restraining order should not be issued.

Elizabeth Moore Jamea Te. Moore Judas de le Manter Gliparior Court

Gasoline Stove Explosion At Local Restaurant

Fire department responded Friday morning to the Merchants Exchanger at East Georgia Street after a gasoline stove exploded. No injuries were reported and stove damage was light. Nearby ads promote goods and hunting gear appears in the text.

Merchante’ Exchanger Georgia St Fortunatiiy

Indictments in Civil Service Fraud Case Arraignments Set

The U S grand jury returned fifty seven bills in Terre Haute and nearby cities. Indictments cover fraud and postal law violations. Names include Edwin Dyer of Indiana Apollo and Jeter O Krebsheil in Cleveland connected schemes. Arraignments planned for April 13 with pleas heard.

United States Grand Jure Torney Eiting Edwin Dyer Apollo Noo BN Tour

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