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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1905

Page

3

P D Building Transferred To Bank In Historic Title Move

The P D building, once held by Cortland Van Camp and associates, was transferred to American National Bank after a series of court actions. Judge Allen ordered a trustee to manage the property. a sale was prohibited until the bank approved new plans. The building, long housing federal offices, is set for extended remedial work once plans are finalized.

Nynapolis Cortland van Camp C.F. Sayles Sinter Erwin M. A. Dawnin Sayles Dawnins Mumicauve Terwin van Camp Coleman Cosming Allen William H. Calvert Dehn Bu Hiner Imuk Imans

Meyberg to be tried for forgery in rail ticket case

Mitchel Meyberg a ticket broker faces trial in Marion county criminal court on forgery charges linked to altering railroad tickets. Railroad companies join in the prosecution as bets on a lengthy, bitterly contested case expected to occupy much of the court’s time. Meyberg is a non-Inclaw of Rabbi M. Messing.

Marion Mitchel Meyberg Meyberg M. Messing

Dr Kluge Trial Faces Jury For Medical Practice License

In a second criminal court proceeding, Dr Woon Kluge is tried on charges tied to medical practice and license validity. William B Gott faces the case alongside the State Board of Medical Examination and Registration backing the complaint.

DR. Kluge Woon Kluge William B. Gott Dr. Klugge State Board of Medical Examination and Registration

Death notices in a midwestern city obituary column

The paper lists multiple deaths and funeral details including Daniel W. Cashman 49 at home in 10, Bylmiontave. Frances Bryant long employed at LS Aytes Co.. Levi Sidwell merchant at Rockville Parke County. Aaron B. Howe manufacturing chemist, Cincinnati native, exclusive funeral at home with Masonic services and Crown Hill Cemetery burial.

Cashman Daniel W. Cashman Bylmiontave St. Anthons‘s Church Ce Cink Consumers’ Gas Trust Company Vandalia Railroad Moors Sidwell Levi Sidwell Rockville Parke Howe Aaron B. Howe McCoy & Howe Mr. Howe Cincinnati Unatranipolix McCoy & Howe Company Allan B. Philiot Masons Crown Hill Cemetery

Des Moines Boy Van Houten Takes Own Life at 11

Wilbur Van Houten the 11 year old son of Charlen N and Rebecca Van Houten in Des Moines was found dead by hanging Saturday morning. The motive cited was anger at his brother over red chickens. The body was discovered soon after life ended when his brother checked on him at breakfast.

Des Moines Wilbur van Houten Charlen N Rebecca van Houten

Duel Fought by Brothers Near Monroe City Mo

Scripps True Press reports two brothers Dick and Rip Spencer wealthy residents seven miles from Monroe City fought Sunday over a dispute. Dick fired his pistol without injury while Rip used a chopping knife. Dick suffers a critical condition.

Scripps-3 True Press Monroe City Rip Dick Spencer

City Record for a Day Marriages and Births

A busy city record lists marriages including Wesley Lonring with Marya Abrams and Kasemer Patritis with Maggie Delann, plus many other couples. It notes building permits for multiple properties, a list of births such as Daniel and Carry Nigraurr’s boy and George nod 8. Bikberg’s boy, and several deaths including Maria Crittenden and Ada H Nordyke Jr. Also records protest and typhoid fever cases, pneumonia, and various illnesses across neighborhoods in Vincennes Indiana.

Wesley Lonring Marya Abrams Kasemer Patritis Maggie Delann Jake Birkinkins Bertha Keller John Po Ledrowe Anca T. Ryan John Summers Bertha M. Hawey Frank F. Tresky Juan Smith Norval O. Ramage Virginia Lars Angiot Philps Vincennes Ind Gertrude FE. Sharpe Maria Crittenden Nneumania Mottenbeck Canitol Ave Ada H. Nordyke, Jr James Huffman Pattison Phillip Lehr Cottage-ave Atlic Horn Caldwell St. Clairnt Atill Bor Moses Crutchfield Central Insane Hospital Edward Gregory Laffayette Norman Bell Chariotte St Ita Peritoniila Helen Brown Clark Cornell-ave Raymond Kinley Indiana-ava Earth O. Michel Kingeave

Judge Warns Grand Jury Against Politics Influence

In Octobe r term a judge instructed grand jurors in criminal court to exclude politics and outside influence from weighing evidence. Two murder cases to be investigated this month include Alonzo Lewis charged with murdering his wife and Constantious Waseil who killed two fellow countrymen in Haughville. Lewis attempted suicide but is reported to live.

Alford Criminal Court Grand Jury Alonzo Lewis Constantious Waseil Haughville Lewis

Pope Receives Bishop Alerding in Audience at Fort Wayne

Health certificates probe opens in Arkansas study. John Shevlin reports alleged health violations involving a Tahor agency and a ticket broker in Tout, with women arriving at Murre n Ark said to have been sent by the Inhor agency but not examined.

Scripps-M'Rae Press Associaiion Rome Alerding Fort Wayne Ind Scripps-M'Rae Press Association ST. Louis Apt John Shevlin Hot Springs Ark Lous Porter Snodgrass Touts Shevlin Tras Murren Inhor

Stocks Strong Opening Despite Mixed Movements

The New York stock market opened generally firmer with broad gains in Metropolitan Street Railway and several railroad and industrial stocks while steel shares were only modestly higher. Large buying orders appeared in many active issues, with St Paul leading early and Reading rising about two points. Remarks note substantial gold buying in Chicago and a forthcoming meeting to discuss rehabilitation plans for Chicago, with government bonds unchanged.

New York Metropolitan Canadian Pacific Pennsylvania Reading Delaware & Hudson South Africa London St. Paul Titmest Stenificaire Storks Jacle Chicago Reorganization Committee

Wagon Markets. Coma Fegate Newnatag De Bheat Oate Sigs

A compact market note discusses wagon trade and beef rates, with mentions of Straw and Hat goods in a regional context. The item highlights pricing and supply signals affecting rural merchants and agricultural buyers.

Coma Fegate Newnatag

Burglars Battle Police at Lake Shore Drive Estate

In Chicago on October 2 burglars attempted to break into the home of millionaire brewer Gottfred on Lake Shore Drive. Guns were fired as officers arrived, the assailants fled through yards and alleys, with property damage and no reported losses to officers. Local residents reported a tense early morning scene along the drive.

Bcripps Aware Press Association Chicago Lakeshore CMS Gottfred Ashe Tyee Hint Vii

Jowan Sells Property to Plea se Young Fianc ee

A northern Iowa resident, Bartman, aged long time widower and childless, sells all his property for over X0000 to please his young Minneapolis fianc e. The sale was hurried to accept the first offer from local capitalists at about three fourths of its value, while Bartman, first bunk er of northern Iowa, relocates.

Charles Cern Eastman Inwa Minneapote Jocal Capitaliste Ty Wert Bartman Nere Iowa

Street Car Men Convene for Amalgamated Association Meet

Nearly 200 street carmen from across the United States and Canada gather in Chicago for the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Car Employes of America annual convention. John J. Lautan and Mayor Duane welcome delegates, Mahon calls the session to order, New Orleans favored for next meeting, San Francisco opposed, Samuel Gomper expected.

Bcripps-M'Ark Press Association Chicago United States Canada Aasociation America John J. Lautan Duane Mahon

Cotton bale figures in 1903 act grant tally

Census bureau bulletin reports 5 081 bales of cotton ginned under the 1903 act grant with round bales counted as half. Comparative statistics not available for this date.

U. 8 M' Rae Press Association Washington

Rockefeller Attends Absent Meeting Inspires Prayer

New York, Oct 2. John Rockefeller Jr did not attend the Wis Tibi meeting as expected, Thorn attended instead. Leader Richardson spoke of health and renewal, urging support for Rockefeller and the group’s goals despite the rocky turnout.

Escripps-M'Rae New York Johna Rockefeller, Jr Wis Tibi Clase Thorn Richardson Momiire Vilare Esa Hove Wessin

Wheat and corn market round up and prices

Chicago wheat and corn prices edge higher on some futures while others stumble in early trading. Pork, lard, and beef futures show varied moves with mixed receipts and staple commodities noted in New York and Pittsburgh markets.

Chicago Oribs

Knights of Pythias delegates flock to city for grand lodge session

Grand lodge of Knights of Pythias gathers at Denison hotel as hundreds of delegates arrive for the annual session. Candidates for offices compete in a new Australian ballot, with Indiana the second-largest grand domain and about 70 delegates expected. Rathbone Sisters also meet at Roberts Park.

Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias Denison Hotel Grand Lodge Sitand Lodge H. M. Thompson Indianapolis Frank Buller Paragon C. Converse Richmond Cascern Indiana Ior Rathbone Sisters Reir Roberts Park

Steady Demand For Hogs And Cattle In Indianapolis Market

In Indianapolis on October 2 hog prices held steady from Saturday's quotations though demand remained active. No hogs were offered at top prices. most trades hovered between 5.50 and 5.60, with a quiet close. Cattle showed a slight uptick on stronger Chicago news, but overall trade was slow for common and medium stock. Sheep remained steady with good demand for prime grades. steers and cows varied by grade, with prime steers around 3.56 to 6.00 and cows from 1.50 to 3.75, while calves and hogs ranged across common to prime quality as buyers moved cautiously.

Indianapolis Pries Chicago Lom

Traction stock surge amid retire rumor at Indiana firm

Union Traction of Indiana stock soared this week amid chatter that the firm planned to retire its shares in New York and issue a new stock. The stock closed Saturday at 3 and rose to 33% by Monday as buyers speculated on a possible retirement and reissue, with officers from Mier & Kiser expected to retain the stock by week’s end. Cincinnati livestock market reports mixed cattle and hog receipts with notable prices for steers and hogs.

Union Traction Indiana Mier & Kiser Ray Bio Traction of New York

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