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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1906

Page

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Monon Collision Leaves Many Injured No Fatalities Reported

A Monon Railroad collision near Broad Ripple involved two passenger trains No 11 and No 18. Several named victims including conductor George R Jones and clerk J A Benson suffered internal injuries, head wounds, or shock, with many others shaken or cut. Brakeman Middleton and clerk Hensonan were among the injured aided by Dr C H Morgan and Oscar Barthel. Ambulances rushed to the scene as trains slowed for the switch and crews jumped to safety amid the crash impact.

A. H. Ketchy Richmoniti Mak Cohen Fifth-ave Chicago Gow Blackwell Samuel Wallingford Mentone Ind Monon Broad Ripple George R. Jones J. A Ensonan Brookeman George Middleton Indian Apolis Mindleton Drst Barthel Clerk Oscar Barthel Middleton Mall Hensonan C.H. Morgan

Optimism surrounds Indiana Republican HQ and outlook

Indiana Republicans at Claypool hotel express bright mood on state campaign prospects. They credit Roosevelt’s appeal and the GOP record in Congress, foresee holding key districts and winning the Fourth while possibly capturing the Third, with Chaney and Gilbert active in campaigns.

Republican Executive Committee State Central Committee Claypool Roosevelt Indiana

Fall From Wagon Leads to Funeral for Mrs Guynn

Mrs Guynn aged 54 dies after a wagon incident near Traders Point. She fell from a chair on a wagon crossing a canal bridge and died days later at home. funeral held Thursday at 10 o'clock in Pleasant Cemetery. Funeral details note burial in Pleasant Cemetery at Traders Point.

Filiabeth Gryan Eld Buriel Pleasant Cemetery Traders Point Stra Guyan Ernest Snyder Guynn Miinolast T. N. Bennett New Planca Walschnee

Right To Loaf Value Sought In Probate Case

Daniel Vielhaber, long time shoe merchant, claims that his frequent visits of John Atein to Vielhaber’s store over three years were worth 314 dollars and asks probate court to award the sum against the Ablein estate. Vielhaber asserts Ablein’s habits were unsettled, and visits reduced Vielhaber’s business while also claiming value for empty shoe-boxes and advice given. The case asks whether heirs exist before any claims are allowed. Grant Clay advertises dental products and jewelry, offering savings and noting low rent district pricing.

Daniel Vielhaber E. Washington Allein Vielirater Vielhaber Ablein Walker

Dream Helped Man in Divorce

In New York on October 4 a local politician named Joan J. Cussy used a dream to secure a divorce after dreaming of his wife with another man. He reported sleepless nights, then a vivid vision of the couple entering a hotel. He and a detective followed the clue, found evidence in a hotel, and the divorce was granted.

Serlpna-McRae Curry

Bomb Wounds Governor in Simbirak Province Gunfire Misses Kill Plot

A bomb thrown at Gen. Boirynkewitsch governor of Sitt Direk wounded him in the hand and leg but not fatally as the plume of smoke drifted over Bimbirak. In Columbus Ohio two Malian workers were killed and four more buried alive in a cave cave-in during sewer construction at Goodale park this morning. Francesca Trncko and Vido Darodie died under tons of dirt in the accident.

Seripoa-McHne Press Association ST. Petersburg Bimbirak Simbirak Boirynkewitsch Sitt Direk Serippe-Meline Press Weeueemseee Columbus Goodale Park Franesca Trncco Vido Darodie Italy

Hat Reid Who Made Smiths Casket Dies in Richmond

John Hat Reid died in Richmond Indiana on October 4. He crafted the burial casket for Joseph Smith founder of Mormonism.

Smith Richnmond Ind John Hat- Reid Joseph Smith Mormorism

Cuban Rebels Lay Down Arms Near Santa Clara

Report from Havana on October 4 notes disarmament proceeding rapidly as Gen Funston coordinates with insurgent leaders in Havana Province. Dynamite and electrical equipment stolen from Daiquiri Iron Co. recovered in Santa Clara. A former Rough Rider with the rebels says fighting was minor, mostly between game cocks. An infantry battalion led by Col Van Orsdale sails for Cuba from Newport News tomorrow.

Jacob Waldeck Havana Funston Disarmament Commission Santa Clara Daiquiri Iron Company Gen. Albert Gutmes Scripp MeHoc Press Aasoription Pinar del Riq Cuba Geerra Serciopa-JicRac Atlanta Seventeenth Infantry van Orsdale Newport News

Gifts for Father Otto by Syracuse parishioners

Det Rev. Father Otto, recently transferred to Terry Havie, Indiana, received numerous gifts from members of his church yesterday in a ceremony that highlighted community support and appreciation for his service.

Father Otto Byracuse. N Otto Terry Havie Ind

Fairbanks at Canton on Jason McKinley Memorial talks

Trustees of the National McKinley Memorial association meet in Canton with Architect H Van Buren MacGonigle and monument contractors to choose specimen of tren for the memorial grounds. Vice President Fairbanks is among the trustees present.

Sovippas McRae

Indiana Union Traction Station Nears Open in Muncie

The Indiana Union Traction company station at Muncie will be ready for the public about Oct. 25 with a celebration planned in conjunction with Muncie citizens industrial parade for Halloween. All lines in and out of Muncie using the station will be asked to participate.

Indiana Union Traction Company Muncie

Family Jar on Before Court

Hebrew cobbler Barrish saved from the workhouse by Judge Fre mont Alford after his wife pleaded for mercy to support their eight children. Barrish fined one dollar and six days in the workhouse, with an appeal to the criminal court. The couple’s heated exchange and accusations were noted as they sought clemency and costs.

Jon Harrish Fremont Alford Criminal Court Barerish Barrish Thomas ©. Whallon Ihe Alford Amord

Seat of Evil in Pair of Tonsils

A juvenile court caseoutcome centers on medical science and a planned tonsil operation. Eight physicians including Flexner and Green assess Virgil Johnson II son of Mr and Mrs Johnson. They find physical defects behind misconduct and recommend surgery rather than reform school. The judge orders removal of tonsils to improve conduct. (Continued on Page 8 Col 4.)

Union of Medical Science Virgil Johnson, II Smtrs Charles Thursby Flexner Green Loviville Heskens Kelley Lin@iinspolis Tatsville Jehnson Phybtelahs Betleval George W. Studs

Negroes Williams Coe tied to North Side drinking spree murder case

A grand jury probes Sunday drinking across North Side as Williams and Jesse Coe stand accused in the murder of Patrolman Petticord. Witnesses, bartenders, and grocers named in a lengthy statement by Williams will be questioned as investigators seek indictments for alleged intrusions and illicit sales. Police and county officers conduct a wide search with 300 men, while raids and testimonies focus on Redrick’s Grocery, Sulgan’s store, Porter’s Market, and other venues tied to the case.

Newton W. Gilbert Realgnes Gilliams Allen Conmy Fort Wayne Galcony Jeane Cou George Wiliams George Williams Edward J. Petticord Jesse Coe Charles Rumelh Williams Aperada Willams Krand Nicholson Lnn Vere Redrick Sirteenth-st Northwenternavi Sulgan Locke-st. Amd Indianaave Porter Locke Wal- Aul Northwerters-aye Higberger St. Loon Gee Jesse Cor Negra Charles Russell Coe George Willams Omcer Baward J Petticord Motsger Manning Saidoga Horse Thief Detective Association Boon Metzrer Metzger Horse ‘Thief Detective Association Montgomery County

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