28 Nov 1895
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1895
Page
1
A column profiles Indiana Republicans and key figures in Indianapolis politics over the years. It recalls Porter, Shield, New, Nebeker, Gowdy, and other leaders, recounting campaigns, loyalties, and tactics, with anecdotes from early state politics and party organization.
The Journal portrays Billy Fesler as a fearless Indianapolis figure, noting his rapid rise from college politics to county clerk and state committee secretary. It highlights his wide network, loyalty to allies like P C Trusler, and his role in filling Joyce’s clerkship after his death while aiding Joyce’s family financially and professionally.
In Cleveland on Thursday at noon about 8000 residents prayed for Col. Robert G. Ingersoll’s conversion. President L. W. Denis of the union says conversions have occurred, and the effort aims directly at Ingersoll. Two gentlemen discuss churchgoer choices, favoring Dewhurst for his restrained preaching.
The West Indianapolis council on Wednesday night surprised itself by elevating Marshal Perry to chief of police with a broad grin. Chief Buchanan was sidelined as Perry took the top post. Mimer Stoddard and newcomer Wm Mulbarger joined the force.
The Indianapolis fire department held its fifth annual ball and concert at Tomlinson Hall on Wednesday night. The Cleveland club hosted its first reception and dance of the season in its club hall on Wednesday night. Schools conducted seasonally themed exercises Wednesday afternoon. A large variety of tables advertised by Wam. L. Elder. Hardwood mantels and grates offered by Lilly.
A Sun interview with Rev. Jos. A. Milburn and Rev. Dr. Coultas recount lighthearted wedding incidents. Milburn emphasizes careful, sacred vows and reluctance to marry strangers without acquaintance, while Coultas shares stories of comic license checks, surprising fees, and couples seeking inexpensive ceremonies.
The minister recalls a wedding where a couple asked what he would charge. The minister quoted $2, and the groom added a quarter more after a light exchange, lightening the mood with humor about the fee.
Jules Avez and Berthe Avez faced Magistrate Simms on cruelty charges toward Adrienne, their 3 year old daughter. The child bore severe sores and possible gangrene and was removed to hospital after witnesses described horrific abuse and neglect.
Winona Minnesota November 2. Report says the Ratesnake cave near Conception in Wa basha county was explored by locals who found a den of rattlesnakes blocking deeper entry. The cave, linked to the Jesse James gang era, lies a short distance from Conception with a narrow stream crossing the passage and wintering snakes hidden within.
Mayor Tageart jokes that the city is not yet ruined under the current administration. Citizens from diverse walks offer mixed praise and complaints about public life, finances, and petty gripes as they ponder what to be thankful for this year.
Local dealers report heavy losses as Solomon Doch a Buffalo broker collapses. Bloch bought stock here with checks drawn on a Buffalo bank that failed. Dabber & Co Missells & Co and Tressier lose funds. Totten & Co losses around $9000. Case and injunction linked to Jeung printing contract before Friday.
CEPY bits report Senate inquiry in Washington state licenses and local rumors of talks between Senators Germany and IVrice. Denison hosts Phi Kappa Psi gatherings, Verbal toasts follow. Joon H Jackson dies at 80 in an insane hospital by smothering. Union station displays Northwestern products car. Bemis to lecture on Bimetalism since 1813 at Plymouth church. Imma Ems declared insane for stalking and arson-like acts. Elijah Love shot during a Big Four railroad hold up near Union City. judge rules Leopold Fridy unsound mind in case over lot deed. Lioosier lodge invites attend seventh annual ball November 26 in Tomlinson hall. State oratorical association elects Riock president. judges named for March contest.
Theodore Durant, convicted murderer of Blanche Lamont, was brought to court in San Francisco on Wednesday to face sentencing. His lawyer argued possible media prejudice and papers were shown as evidence. The motion for a new trial was to be argued and likely overruled, with Durant to hang after the ruling.
Wm Gnau of 8 Capitol avenue killed his boa constrictor after it fell ill with canker mouth and shipped the carcass to a Chicago medical college for dissection. He first skinned the snake, noting the skin's beauty as a potential ornament for a young woman's neck.
Special bath and well drilling services advertised with price per foot offered by M Lilly at Isis Indiana avenue. Contact via telephone for details and arrangements.
Leaky Cisterns Cleanea and Co promotes pumps at factory prices, listing 3.50 pounds and 2s 0d. They offer parts, adapters, and phone contact. Steves Converted Any Part of the City at 50 cents. Includes a call to customers and a note about Uncle Jerry's Pancake tour.
An angry dispute arises over whether Osgood, a claimed professional, may play for Butler against Artillery on Thursday at Ohio grounds. Butler refuses his participation, while Artillery demands his inclusion, prompting threats of crowd protests and potential lineup shifts if Osgood is barred.
Charles Kiel of State street died early Thursday after a horse ran away and threw him. The horse was frightened by an electric ear ring on Your Handkerchiefs. Building Inspector George Bunting notes a hypnotist and spiritualist who claims powers akin to Schlatter and asserts Kiel never publicly demonstrated or sought acclaim.
A Central avenue rider argues men resist carrying purchases while wives lament failed training to fetch goods. Mrs. P. notes Indianapolis merchants lack women friendly lounges and writing tables, contrasting metropolitan practice. Mr. Taggart smiles at the scene.
Short time offer at 65 E. Washington St. for Crayon and Frame items priced at 4.69 with 0 crayon remaining and a dozen cabinets available at 4.00.
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