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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1905

Page

2

Bookwalter leads as Indianapolis campaign shifts gears

The week shows a clear shift toward Charles A. Bookwalter with prominent Republicans rallying to his cause. Meetings form public sentiment and party unity across Indiana. Holtzman support grows, while independent efforts falter as the Indianapolis News pushes campaign documents and the Star heightens its influence.

Charles A. Book- Lwalter Bookwalter Inga Ndianapolis Republican Party Ditzman Indianapoulis Aml Indianapolis 5 Frodtgman Star Louis Jam Kathy Wish Fon Indianapolis Sentinel Sap Holtz Naanal Neo Hallaman Woud Dike Suu Charles A. Boakroan Thomas Whallon Wiliam M. Fo City

Fear the Fever Conference Weighs Next Meeting Site

A key meeting of the Supreme Lodge of Knights of Pythias at the Claypool hotel debates the next meeting city and the Uniform Rank. Yellow fever concerns in New Orleans spark doubts about hosting next year while officers from New Orleans Boston Chicago and Denver join Supreme Chancellor Charles E. Shiveler of Richmond presiding. Tours and banquets are planned with dignitaries including E Shively Charles A. Barnes and L A Farnsworth. Plans also aim to expand the order abroad with lodges in England and territories such as Cuba Mexico and Alaska.

Supreme Lodge of Knights of Pythias Claypool Supreme Lodge New Orleans Charles E. Shiveler Richmond, Inc Boston Chicago Denver Roosevelt Supreme Officera Findlang Lodge Denison E. Shiveley Richmond Indi Charles A. Barnes Jacksonville L. A. Farnsworth Salt Lake City Rood. White Heeper Nashville Tenn Thomas Jp. Meares Willington N.C Cyrus W. Ful Charleston T. Musgard Winnipes Manitoba C.F. Neal The Endowment Bank Alan Stabbart Uniform Bank St. Paul Minn Shietley Order England Ehowali Philipspines Cuba Mexico Alaska

Mrs Roosevelt Returns From Potomac Cruise

Mrs Roosevelt and her younger children returned from the Potomac Sylph cruise reporting good health and a fine time. The party, traveling with Ecripps M'Rae Press Association, arrived in Washington on October 3.

All Souls Day Observed at Holy Cross Cemetery

All Souls day observed Sunday at Holy Cross cemetery with about 300 attendees. Rev. John McShane of St HrndRet's Catholic church delivered an impressive sermon, while Rev. James J. Wade of Holy Catholic church led services. Attendees included Rev. Michael Garman Rev. O'Hare from St John's Rev. Otto Mosler Rev. Raymon Nobl of St. Patrick's Rev. James Carico of the Church of the Holy Angels and Rev. Michael Hutpin of Holy Cross church. A streetcar accident seriously injured musician Hoetler, once with Person Piano Co. Roberts Park Choral Society plans a Halloween party Tuesday at the Sign of the Jack-o-Lantern, 13th and Central. Benjamin Watton, longtime resident from Kentucky, celebrates his 95th birthday at daughter Mrs. Fusha J. Strang's home, 1838 Slate Ave.

All Souls Holy Cross Cemetery John McShane St. HrndRet's Catholic Church James J. Wade Holytholic Church Michael Garman Wt. O'Hare St John’s Catholic Church Otto Mosler Raymon Nobl St. Patrick's Catholic Church James Carico Church of the Holy Angels Michael Hutpin the Holy , Cross Catholic Church Cross 9 Roberts Park Rome Clarence Butterfie Thirteenth Central-ave Benjamin Watton Aster County Kentucky Fusha J. Strang Slate Ave

James G Wright 8 Dies by Own Action in Madison Indiana

Retired steam boat captain James G Wright aged eight, formerly of Madison Indiana, died by his own hand Monday at 11 oclock in his residence after firing a revolver. He lived eight hours after the self inflicted wound. Wright had recently moved to Indianapolis with his son James and left behind grown children. Police report attributes death to self inflicted cause amid advancing age and weakness of mind.

James G. Wright Wright James.pong A Jr Indi Madison Ind Mornayes

Old Lovers Rewedded After Years Apart in Gloversville

In Boonville Indiana a telegram reports the marriage of Mrs. B. to Judge Ashley Maker of Gloversville New York. Once sweethearts in a rural town they drifted apart, both widowed, then renewed their romance and married. Judge Baker a New York bar member and bank director. Mrs. Paul long active in education and local social circles. They will reside in Gloversville New York.

Sunboonville Ind Pam Inselty Ashley Maker Layersville New Ilion Fackay Renal New York Baker New York First National Bank of Glaversvite Fo. & GC. Yailroad Paul Roangie Gloversvilte N.Y

Fire at orphanage kills one in cathedral building

At a Raleigh orphanage cathedral institution a fire trapped residents on upper floors. Timothy Walthice and John Glarish were unable to escape. Glarish died Sunday night. Three seriously injured, a dozen others narrowly escaped as flames swept the second and third floors. Property loss listed at $5.00.

Iscripps RAE Press Association Raleigh Noplanage Jay Morning Elvan Buffalo Timothy Walthice John Glarish Ames

New Albany Obituary Notice For Perry at Silver Lick

Special to the Sun reports Perry of Shite Cut funeral arrangements set from Silver Lick meeting house. Burial details involve a brick affixed casket and a whisky token from his father. The service follows a private vigil as Perry rests after a life described in faded OCR.

New Albany Tod Perry Taintin Berry Maelo Isaac Telias Silver Lick Meeting House Perrry

City Record for a Day Births and Marriages Noted

A city record lists numerous births and marriages with names such as John and Eden Moor, Rich and Katie Mitchail, Shiney girl for Charles and Lodena Foley, and James and Bete Byreh. It also records hospital notes, deaths from diseases, and a variety of building permits and dwelling entries including addresses like 742 ES Mare ket and 198 S. Liberty. The list blends newborns, unions, medical conditions, and permit details with scattered street references throughout the city.

John Eden Moor Wil Cornel Rich Katie Mitchail Wale Pitt Marle Guttschalk Chored Shiney Gir Charles Lodena Foley Birt James Bete Byreh Mable Hall SM Wyening Keystone Central Sam and Lurie Roder Nichols Ave Carl Edna Purvis Toyd Hoy Cermane Mary Vellara Aeda Bastic S. Liberty

Water Main Burst Triggers Deaths and Flood Damage

A massive water main break Saturday night caused three deaths and extensive property damage in a district area bounded by La Salle Clark Sixteenth and Twentieth streets. Two workers, Michael and Patrick Harry, employees of the tunnel project, perished from the flood as water rushed through the tunnel inlet. A third victim, Mrs Lot tie Thimlin, died from exposure. Base­ment flooding forced evacuations and ruined stock and homes, with property losses estimated at 150 dollars.

Scripus RAE Press Association Whicaga Michael Patrick Harry Uie Tinalg Inwall Lottie Thimlin la Sille Clark Sixteenth Twentieth-ste

Crime At Window In Cuba Ends In Shooting

In Cuba Massachusetts on October 22 Leslie Jones, son of a retired merchant, forced entry to his sweetheart Weeley Cheney’s home with help of an accomplice. They climbed to the second story where Jones was challenged by the father and shot. The victim’s wounds are believed fatal.

Cuba Rome Weeley Cheney Leslie Jones Jadder

Smashed a Saloon in Michigan City

Albert Fisher wrecked a galvan in a Sunday riot with stones at a resort city saloon. The incident stemmed from unrequited affection for Currie Nation, and Fisher threatens to continue the crusade.

Scripps-Mare Press Association Michigan City Ind Atre Albert Fisher Bhe Currie Nation

Poisoning outbreak hits Rio Grande City oysters

Almost the entire population of Rio Grande City was poisoned after consuming a fresh shipment of preserved oysters. Forty people came near dying, with the Sunday incident reported from Houston via the Scripps-McRae press association.

Scripps-M'Rab Press Association Houston Tex Rio Grande City

Divorce suit reopened in Saxe Coburg Prince case

In Gotha Germany Cet OC The divorce action of Prince Chi of Saxe Coburg and Princess Louise daughter of Leopold Belgium was reopened Monday. The husband’s attorney offered a compromise proposal if Princess Louise would abandon further claims. Trial began with the key issue being the terms of any settlement and possible abandonment of other claims.

Scripps-M’rae Press Association Gotha Germany Cet Prince Chi Saxe-Conung Princss Louise Wing Leopate Mointy Princess Garis Altorny Alterneya

Murdered in Mexico: American engineer O'Dea shot near Hermosillo

John O'Dea American mining engineer was killed en route from Hermosillo to interior Sonora mines. A native guide led him six miles from Hermosillo and shot him in the back. Traders found his body and brought it to Hermosillo.

Mexico Ecripps-M'Rae Press Association San Francisco Ort John O'Dea Hermosillo Sonora Mex O'Dea Topeka Hermoaio

Visiting Our Schools Officials Inspect City Education

President William Thompson of Saale University Columbus visited local schools with Forward Orton and J Denny. They toured Manual Training High School and elementary grades. Three principals from Lexington Kiliett Barry Bullock and R Turks Sop M A Vagaidy planned further visits to observe Lad polis school work.

William ©. Thompson Saale University Qf Columbus Orton J. Denny Manual Training High School Srs Martin Lexington Kye Kiliett Barry Bullock R. Turks Sop M.A. Vagaidy Lexington

Robbed at Grave During McGarry Funeral

Special to the Sun reports widow of Patrick McGarry, a boiler manufacturer, robbed at Calvary cemetery as his funeral proceeded. A purs e and another family member were also robbed amid a large crowd.

Chicago Patrick McGarry White Calvary Cemetery

Runaway horse causes crash injures man and prompts arrest

A horse hitched to a wagon on a city street became frightened near Belmont Avenue and the tracks, veered into traffic, injuring a man identified as Farrell and forcing the driver to lose control. Farrell was taken to a hospital and later arrested on assault and battery charges as police investigate the incident.

Groveryanan Rauduve Belmonteave Nin Farre Y Buntan M. Elderst Farrell Leet Farrell Hood

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