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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1905

Page

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Imperial language use decree spurs private Polish schools

Peters burg reports a provisional decree allowing Polish and Lithuanian languages in private Polish schools. In Baku advices warn of renewed Tartars Armenians clashes. Madrid anarchists promise action during Loubet visit with fiery speeches and threats. In Fredonia Kansas the district judge orders destruction of beer and whisky stock after six Neahula Taw convictions.

Petersburg Baku Barcelona Spain Loubet Madrid Fredonia Kas Bulwell Timmons Huesla Taw

Robbery at R. W. Smith General Store in Fairland

Burglars blew the safe at R. W. Smith's general store in Fairland Indiana early Friday. They escaped with between 300 and 600 dollars after wrecking the building and scattering goods across the floor. A second break in at the Indianapolis and Cincinnati traction company office yielded 13 dollars. Local possees and the sheriff aided the search for the alleged expert crew.

R. W. Smith Sielby Villa del Uuies Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company

Mother Arrested Over Missing Daughter in Irvington Case

Emma Wolf, living in a box car near Louisana and Alabama streets, appeared in Potter Court charged with stealing her daughter Pauline from the Board of Children's Guardians home in Irvington. Held under $240 bond after grand jury. witnesses described a Sunday afternoon sighting of a woman running with the child, location unclear.

Emma Wolf Louisana Alabama Sts Potter Court Pauline Iva Board of Children's Guardians Irvington Grand Ana

Beck Defends Hotel in Trial for Keeping Gin Rummy Racket

William Beck, Lorraine hotel proprietor, stands trial in criminal court on a charge of keeping a gambling house. Chester Joseph, 18, fined and jailed for shooting craps at the Wizard room, testified that the hotel hosted games Sunday afternoon and night. Witnesses said the hotel had a reputation as a gambling spot and that several men participated in the dice games. Beck claimed he warned Reynolds to stop gambling and was away from the hotel on Sundays.

Willian’ Beck Lorraine Hotel Tie Chester Joseph Dudge Whallon Edie Bredoxeph Tuotel Beck Reynolds Joseph Capt Boyslan Cart Hyland Bambling

Wife Seeks Injunction Against Husband for Protection

Ida G. Tadley files suit seeking a court injunction to restrain Cla rtford Hatter from molesting her and to prevent fear of bodily injury. The action requests legal protection against continued harassment by her husband and asks for court intervention to stop further acts.

Clartord Hatter Beatter Ida G. Tadley

City Officials Face Damages Suit Over Hospital Imprisonment

Widow of William H Owens sues city officials and hospital staff alleging wrongful confinement led to his death after misidentifying him as a wanted man. Defendants include Christian Kruger Paul Martin Timothy Mackeseey John Low John Long Albert Mathey Charles Dawson and John Coylan. Jury to fix damages scheduled. case cites city liability limits and negligence by police and hospital authorities.

Torney Raub Alep Owens William Owens Wiliam H. Owen Nos. Taal Adieas William H. Owens Ife Partes Christian Kruger Paul Martin Timothy Mackeseey John Low John Long Albert Mathey Charles Dawson John Coylan Cauce

Burns Loot Recovered in Atlantic City Express Heist

Special to the United Press from Bridgeport Connecticut reports Edward George Cunliffe was arrested for robbing Adams Express of 101000 in Pittsburgh. He claims he burned $20000 in a Bristol hotel room to hide the haul. Detectives recover nearly 99000 from an old suit case in Bristol as Cunliffe faces charges in Pittsburgh.

Bridgeport Conn Edward George Cunliffe Adams Express Company Pittsburg New York Bristol Corin Cann George Edward Cunliffe Adame Express Company Joseph W. Boardman Gunliffe Boardman Burt, Artis Hartford Electric Express Company Bridzenor Mein Capt Bolen Curtis

Hunters Arrested At Hockville For Out Of Season Hunt

Grover Way Smith McDonald and Samuel Blackwater were arrested by Deputies Fedderson Martin and Glos at Hockville on Thursday for hunting out of season. Each faced a fine and costs of $2.

Grover Way Smith McDonald Samuel Blackwater Fedderson, Martin and Glos Hockville

Severe Lake Erie Storm Wrecks Ships and Buoys Coast

Scripps-McRae reports a violent storm halting lake shipping from Lorain to Buffalo. The steel freighter Wisconsin and wooden steamer Sarah E. Sheldon wrecked, crew of 20 aboard, two men feared drowned. Yachts driven ashore, cottages damaged. Erie reports wind, rain, and broken windows. Detroit river navigation crippled. Menominee storm damages include tug Irene sunk and Glen Carter wrecked. No lives confirmed beyond the two feared drowned.

Scripps-M'Rre Press Association Lorain Wisconsin Sarah E. Sheldon Sheldon Tap Pate Metcalf Bcripps-Mare Press Cleveland Tus Waller Thomas Conway Lake Erie Beaom Ross Menominee Ecripps-3 RAE Press Association Mich Green Bay Irene Glen Carter

Storm on Lake Michigan Hurled Devastation on Harbors

A great gale on Lake Michigan caused heavy damage to small boats, harbors, and piers. Ships including the Kate Lawrence and Lotus were brought to port by tugs, topmasts and sails damaged, and storm tides wrecked piers and boat houses. The storm, described as the worst in 30 years, left hundreds of thousands in losses with Holland facing about 320 000 dollars in damage and ships reporting perilous conditions along the eastern shore.

Great Lakes Scripps-M Rre Press Association Chicago Michigan FR. Willams Cheboygan Sn Ag Kate Lawrence Fit River Lotus Menominee Lake Michigan Holland

Highest Sea Hit Lake Michigan Shore

A fierce northwest gale produced the highest sea ever known on the east shore of Lake Michigan, sweeping Oe district overnight. Duck property suffered damage across St Joseph Saint Haven Holland Grand Haven and Muskegon as docks and the Water Street livery house were washed away and Silver Beach resort submerged.

Scrippert Rae Press ST. Joseph Mich Met. M Lake Miphigag St. Josh Sant Haven Holland Grand Faven Muskegqn Silver Beach

Diamond Stolen From Vault At Butler College

Chauncey Butler reports to police that during the night a desk was broken open in the Butler College office and $3 in money and a key to the fireproof vault were stolen. The thief opened the vault and seized a small tin safety box containing papers and a valued diamond ring. Butler suspects an insider with desk access. detectives are on the case. Two homes were burglarized Thursday night, W F Myatt at 107 Columbia Ave and F A Wayman at 4 Hoveyet, pockets searched for loose change totaling $1.20.

Chauncey Butler Butler College Butler W. F. Myatt Columbia Ave F A. Wayman Hoveyet

Woman Injured In Auto Crash Near Metze Home

Mrs Emma Menze of Brightwood was thrown from an electric wagon when a steering failure sent the car into a yard near the Metze residence. Her son was uninjured. She sustained possible internal injuries and was cared for by Dr. Denson before returning home. A nearby lumber yard building also caught fire from sparks from a passing engine.

Mette

Weather forecast and local notices mix

Fair and slightly cooler conditions with frost possible Friday night and Saturday. Also mentions New Pianos high school and up, a Denison barber shop, fishing tackle shop, and a sportsmen’s store in Washingtonat with various local names and hints of services.

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