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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1905
Page
1
President Roosevelt plans a trip to visit supporters in New York and New England in late October. He will arrive in New York City by cruiser the evening of October 26, traveling to Washington afterward under quarantine rules. The party includes Mrs Roosevelt, with no cabinet members or additional guests.
Frank Ho Mason inaugurated as new United States consul general in Paris taking over from Berlin. Mason, born in 18th century, has long served in the consular service since 1580, with prior posting in Berlin before his transfer to Paris on Monday morning.
Edna Texas reports Mer Mook Gehsun charged with killing Mrs Condit and her four children. A plan reportedly forms to burn the body at dawn as deputies close in. Citizens surge in Kana and Barsen as authorities pursue Gehsun.
The article describes an imminent settlement tied to unpaid notes from Wickard and the J Murry Lumber Company. Reed conveys confidence that payment is near, while uncertainty remains about whether Wickard has committed to settlement terms. The outcome hinges on continued progress and the upcoming quarterly statements.
Mrs Anna Bankert testified for the defense in Rushville Indiana, recounting the shooting of Noreman Cook in graphic terms as self defense. The jury heard the evidence as the trial paused for lunch, with Judge Sparke offering departure to women in the courtroom.
Authorities investigated the discovery of a white infant's body found Monday morning along a city margin. Deputies and clerks noted the infant appeared alive at birth, sparking a probe into possible foul play and identifying local witnesses for statements.
The excerpt describes a wife accusing a drunkard husband of repeated abuse and threats. It notes she left him, has not returned, and asks the court's aid. The fragmentary text focuses on reported actions during their relationship and calls for intervention.
Benjani Walle, proprietor of a circus, is involved in a transfer dispute over railway property from Me Bum county to the United States circuit court. The case centers on the estate of John Francia, with an employee of the Walters circus connected to the matter, and a durand Durand August collection of train sections referenced in the writ.
Reports describe nightly thefts by a group of young thieves causing windows to break and candy and other small items stolen from stores and homes. Disturbances erupted when police officers detained Henry Mang and Orval Mehring after a confrontation near the Board of Public Works. A frightened widow testified as the crowd clashed, with officers forcing order and detaining the two men.
Detectives in a divorce case accuse partner Florence J Wimond of misconduct while testimony from Alieree Goies cites a pattern of alleged undue attentiveness by Mr Moles, and the court considers the hearing amid claims of impropriety and restraint. The proceedings involve repeated references to past separations and a hearing date set before a two year term expires.
A garbled report outlines a police surrender involving individuals named William B. Bartt Rovilleave Choi Lal M17 and Washingtonest Saturday Atghi Int Barun etc. The fragmented text mentions charges, allegations by a mimaker, and a release but lacks coherent facts, dates, or locations.
State officials discussed payment obligations and quarterly settlements at a Monday session. The meeting addressed authority, funding, and ensuring timely disbursement, with assurances given by leaders that powers would not hinder settlement enforcement.
Foreign born laborers at work fair and cooler described amid Monday night events. The Worthington Times notes tensions as the strike grows, with police under Sgt Weaver patrolling freight depots in Delaware and surrounding areas. Workers seek higher wages and better conditions, while the company faces pressure to meet demands and maintain operations.
An item from Appleton reports a suspension involving a university event with several students named Thoary Seadeets and others. The notice describes disciplinary action and mentions the university leadership assessing consequences, with emphasis on conduct at a fence line incident and potential expulsions or penalties.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at political controversy involving an Indianapolis slur case and an inspector name Wing. Details are garbled. no clear facts, dates, or outcomes can be discerned for a definitive summary.
Report from Washington states five officers, one postal clerk, six passengers, and 27 coast guardsmen were lost when the Leyte wrecked off Samar during the Sept 26 storm. Names include William Inher, Frederick Holdenberg, K M Bentele, Rachens ter, Ph C J Olson, George Gardner, and Jean among others. more names awaited. Also notes promoter suit against Indianapolis Furniture Mfg Co over a contract and stock deal for plant relocation.
A city board expanded pay for lieutenants in the fire department to 358 per day, claiming authority to set salaries without council approval. Officials dispute the action, noting funds came from existing fire payrolls and vacancies will be filled from the surplus.
Water intrusion at Jackson Place basement blamed on rubbish blocking sewer entrances while drainage deemed adequate. Board of Public Works considers $9,000 plan to open and widen Jackson Place from McCreary to Meehan Street. final hearing set for Monday at 2 PM. Coal offered at $3.00 per ton. New York piano ads appear in listing.
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