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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1905

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Found Dead in Yard of Tibbs Ave Farmer

George Gruenwald 40 a farmer on Tibbs Ave near Marion county poor farm was found dead in the yard early Tuesday with a large gash to the head. Traub, his employee, found the body and police investigated a possible murder but autopsy and detectives suggested suicide or accidental fall. Gruenwald reportedly had recent family trouble and had attacked his wife with a hatchet two weeks earlier, prompting family to relocate.

George Gruenwald Tibbs Ave Marion County Jaeoh Traub Gruenwald Kinney Hobertxon San George, Jr Man L9ter Tremont Ave Herve Wils Gruenwahl Traub Grheowskil

Highwayman Robs Stage. Messenger Shot Near California

A lone highwayman robbed the Redding to Del Mar stage, fatally shot the Wells Fargo messenger Dan Haskell, and escaped with about $75,000 to pay workers at the Bully Dil Copper mine, aided by a confederate. The incident was reported by ECRIPLS-AURAE PRESS ASSOCIATION, Redding, Cal. The motive appears tied to gold payments.

New York Mutual Gave Large Sums for Legal Advice

The legislative insurance investigating committee, resuming Tuesday, heard from Robert Oliphant and Robert A Grannis of the Mutual Life Insurance company. Testimony detailed legal expenses surpassing prior years and questioned fund management and political contributions, including support for Republican campaigns.

TRE N.Y. Mutual Scripps.m Rae Press Association New York Legislative Insurance Investigating Committee Robert Oliphant The Mutual Lifes Robt A. Grannis Walter R. Gillette Gillette Emitable Guphant Oliphant Jrga Vonmisitor Hughes Eide Republican Nating Committee Duevor Aliphant Campatan Hinans Robert A. Grannis Mutual Life Insurance Republican Grannis McCurthy Atver Babenck Gillett

Sailor Weds The Girl He Left Behind

George W. Fuller of Canly Indiana married Sadie B. Nickum whose engagement began when he enlisted in the US Navy. Four years aboard a cruiser kept them apart as he circled the world, but Miss Nickum remained faithful. Fuller plans to leave the Navy and settle in Indianapolis.

George W. Fuller Canly Ind Sadie B. Nickum Fuller Trsthanapolis Mine Nickum Flewis Nickum Puller

Wigather Forecast Shows Showers Amid Cooler Nights

Weather note predicts showers Tuesday afternoon and likely Tuesday night, then cooler conditions and clearing by Wednesday. Forecast calls for fair weather by midweek, with a light breeze and impromptu seating hints as readers are urged to try the scenery.

Copper Exchange Bank to Open in New York

The Copper Exchange Bank, a state institution, planned to open at a disclosed avenue with capital stock of $1,000. Officers included Samuel Gotthelf as president and Theodore de Gilmap as vice-president, while cashier George B. Krapp recently died after falling from a window at his home.

Scripps-M'Rae Press Associatium New York Get Copper Exchange Bank Samui Gotthelt Theodore de Gilmap George B. Krapp

Powder Associated Death of W. H. Hawkins in Anderson

Coroner Dr. Charles Trueblood attributes the sudden death of William E. Hawkins to headache powders containing a heart depressing drug aceianitid. Postmortem notes uncertain but powder remnants analyzed showed drug quantity. Face coloration described as bluish, indicating heart trouble effects. Also includes Lew Roberts name change petition by Lavene Jew Rubinowiczy and request to grant wife name as Mrs. Roberts.

Charles Trueblood Madison County William E. Hawkins Anderson True Dino Hawkine Trueblood Plain Lew Roberts Lavene Jew Rubinowiczy Lew Roberts Mrs. Roberts

Gov Hanly At Home After Midwest Peace Tour

Gov. Hanly returned Tuesday from a brief tour in the Midwest where he delivered the lecture The Patriotism of Peace in Springfield Chicago and other cities outlining his views on postwar policy and national unity.

Hanly Gov Ittmate Springfield Chicago

Willrich Appointed Coowul at St Johns N B

Gebhard Willrich of Milwaukee Wisconsin has been appointed council at St Johns New Brunswick. The announcement comes from Washington noting the appointment by the Scripps Up Rab Prers Association.

Willrich Scripps-Up Rab Prers Association Washington Gebhard Wilrich Milwaukee Wis St Johns N. B

What Became of 5041 Dollars in 1905 Street Cleaning

The official records show $27,372 spent by the street cleaning department in the first six months of 1905. The report suggests $22,230.79 should have been expended, prompting questions about the missing $5,141.21 and alleged waste or misallocation. Citizens demand explanation from Mayor Holtzman and officials about discrepancies and performance.

Holtzman

Woman in blue Lucy G. Lee taken into custody at White House

Mrs Lucy G Lee of Manhasset Li known as the woman in blue who troubled the president at Oyster Bay last summer was arrested in the White House corridor late Monday night. A Secret Service officer identified her and she was handed to police and locked up at headquarters pending examination.

Lucy G. Lee Oyster Bay Bcripps-True Press Association Washington Manhasset White House Secret Service

MURRY WILL PAY THE NOTES TO WITKARD WOOLCOTT

Attorney General Miller announced assurance that the Witkard notes given to former state officer Bherrick would certainly be paid Wednesday after a reported delay. J. A. Surry of Murry Lumber is in Indianapolis. E. J. Walcott of Hoosier Ont company paid 2.00 on the Walcott notes with an extension to settle remaining 1,000. Wolcott reportedly went to Rockport to see two indorsers and press final settlement. Parties planning to take up the remaining securities will act after Wickard and Wolcott notes are paid to complete the settlement. Coal, 120 per ton, good for stoves and furnaces. Phones: new 166, Main.

Miller Annouce Witkand Bherrick Towa J. A1. Surry Murry Lumber Company Indianapolis E. J. Walcott Hoosier Walcott Wolcott Rockport Biondity Tila Wickard

Crop yields and prices from the agricultural bureau

Washington reports the statistics board of the department of agriculture released crop preliminaries. Corn yield per acre is 17 bushels, spring wheat average price around 9.40 dollars per bushel, and an estimated 38.99 bushels per acre for oats. Ads for jewelry, watches, diamonds, and local shops follow the agricultural note.

Scripps-Mare Presa Association Washington Statis Tical Board Department of Agriculture Tursday

A New Departure Walter Sprankle Opens Piano Rooms

Sprankle & Co have opened piano rooms connected with Sprankle Studio of Music at Se Eleventh St and will handle Newman Bros and Schafl Brow instruments. Walter Sprankle continues piano teaching and will offer tuning services. The business promises savings to piano buyers by avoiding heavy store expenses and high priced salesmen, with a new telephone line to be announced.

Walter 8 Sprankle & Co Sprankle E. Eleventh St Newman Bros Schaf! Brow Walter Bprankle Plana Bprankle & Co

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