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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1903

Page

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Willis Ramsey's Death Witnessed by Arrived Parents

Willis Ramsey, a lineman burned by a dive wire, died at City Hospital after hours of agony. His parents and brothers traveled from Knightstown to be with him, as he awaited the arrival of Miss Sue Elliott, his fiancée, with neighbors visiting the home region.

Willis Ramsey Ramsey City Hospital Mit Wills Ramsey Bathtun Sknightstown Ary Hiram

The Vice Admiral of the Blue and a Woman's Fate

New York, Sept 4. Roland Molineux defends his wife amid a divorce in his second Hccrary novel The Vice Admiral of the Blue. The work casts Admiral Nelson as hero and argues that women demand daily devotion or fade like a rose unkissed by the sun, with the husband as lover, then absent, leaving a heart open to others.

New York Roland B. Molineux Admiral Nelson Goa Weauey Hesband

Child Rescued From Cistern After Ten Minutes Under Water

In Richmond Indiana on September 4 a ten year old girl, daughter of Henry Taylor, was found unconscious after ten minutes in a cistern with five feet of water. She was revived by strenuous efforts and is expected to recover.

Richmond Ind Hanry Taylor

Theft at George Pritchett Residence Stuns Family

A thief entered the back door of George Pritchett’s home on West New York Street while the family was away and stole a pocketbook. The item contained small silver and a flash roll with a few receipts and a Confederate bill among the contents.

George Pritchett New Torks Alent

Counterfeit Ring Suspected in Springfield Detective Report

New York counterfeit inspector Bogig has notified Dennis Rankin that a suspected gang operating with western ties may be based near Springfield. Authorities believe the group has erased about 190,006 dollars in New York and elsewhere using only one, ten dollar bills. The frauds are described as the most clever seen by New York officials.

Springfield Poutotthe- Inpwetor Bogig New York Dennis Rankin Aeng Ja Thia New

A Koehne Resigns NY Manager Post to Lead Indiana Agents

A Koehne formerly state manager for Germnia Ufé Insurance Company of New York has become superintendent of agents for New England Mutual Life of Boston. He will base at 400 Indiana Avenue Building and runs as a Republican candidate for councilman at large.

WEW Liner Advertisements on the Earth Page Today

New liner advertisements list jobs including iron workers wanted, White Star wanted, Situation wanted, and cook positions. Witty girls wanted. The ad column signals hiring across trades with brief prompts and single-line notices.

Red Not Time At The Cummings Wedding

English Indiana Sept 4 W B Cummings and Mrs J Brown wed here Thursday evening and a hatchet party wrecked the Cummings saloon. It is believed friends of John Brown, the divorced husband, carried out the attack after learning his former wife remarried. Brown had previously attempted to shoot her in jealous rage but was driven off by Mrs Brown who can handle a revolver.

Knightstown Ramsey Willis Wansing Ramney Suale Elliott Miss Elliott Ind W. B. Cummings Mrs. J. Brown John Brown Brown

Married in Vicinity Pottery Fair Grounds Ceremony

Mrs Maude Smith nee German protested the marriage to Clyde Smith at the fair grounds saying she remains married. Ceremony by George E Law, non resident, triggered potential legal action under Indiana marriage law with fines cited. Individuals from Beelyville Terre Haute were among those married, pending re ceremony in proper county.

Trare Haute Welk Maude German Ami Maude Smith Clyde Smith Fair Grounds George E. Law Mias Maude German Claude Smith Beelyville Daley SteCielland William N. Smith Terre Hate Indiana

Big Four to Sell 2500 Seats for Horse Show

Twenty five hundred seats and boxes for the big horse show will go on sale at the Big Four ticket office at Washington and Meridian on Monday. Many boxes are already spoken for and strong demand is expected for seats.

Washington Meridian-ats

New Linton coal company incorporation notice

The New Linton coal company announces incorporation with capital stock 390.0 and listing incorporators Tzaac B. Taylor John A. George Bf. E. Bradley OA. De Leste. Also notes Michigan steamship company of South Haven incorporated under Indian laws with a notice relating to Falniy and related terms.

New Linton Coal Tzaac B. Taylor John A. George Bf. E. Bradley OA. de Leste Michigan Steamship Company South Haven Mien

Bookwalter Administration Praised by Dr Jameson

Dr Jameson, veteran financier and former council chair, praises Mayor Bookwalter for pulling Indianapolis from debt to fund essential improvements. He notes prior enforcement struggles, wary politics, and the need for public sentiment to back law, while asserting Holtzman and Bookwalter would enforce laws if public support existed.

PH. Jameson Council Nance Committee Bookwalter Jamenon Riveratde Park Boolswalter

Roaslins and Austrians Guard Constantinople Missions

Minister Leishman reports that ronas and Austrian marines have landed to guard the U S legations in Constantinople with no special protection provided by the United States. The Brooklyn and 820 Francisco vessels are en route to Beirut with limited crew, likely unable to patrol effectively at the port.

Washington Leishman State Department Roaslins Constantinople Legations Brooklyn Francisco Beirut

Mayor Bookwalter Recalls Wisconsin Fishing Tales

The mayor and Bowlus recount humorous fishing stories from a Wisconsin trip, claiming 23, 39, 20, and 16 to 35 pound catches while debating whose fish weighed more. A double-header is scheduled at Brighton Beach on Sunday, with A B Cle vs IL Reserves to open.

Bookwalter Wisconsin Lake Han John Dincungion Wisconsin Bowlus Brighton Beach A. B. Cle

Love match after four days ties knot in East Liverpool

James Hi Butler of East Liverpool Ohio married Miss Nota A Whalley of this city at Joseph Probsel’s home on Birehave Street Thursday evening. The couple had known each other for months through friends but met only on Saturday. It was love at first sight.

James Hi. Butler East Liverpool Nota A. Whalley Tts City Tha Joseph Probsel Birehave Firat

Wild and Woolly Goebel Case Tale From El Paso

A dispatch from El Paso recounts a sensational claim about Caleb Powers and Gov. Goebel’s murder. Lawyer T. G. Ranch says he can produce evidence to clear Powers, while Roach alleges a motive tied to a love triangle involving Powers and Taylor. Ex-Gov. Taylor denies knowledge of Roach or the case. Forecasts for Indianapolis warn of cooler weather tonight and Saturday.

el Paso Tex Caleb Powers Gov Goebel Kentucky War T. G. Ranch Indianapolis Roach Keneacheys Jaures Tod Powers Taylor Hia Sald Ior Roach Mexico SUN Mr. Taylor

Oklahoma graft rumors swirl as Roosevelt keeps cabinet in line

Sensational reports from Washington claim new developments loom in land and graft scandals across Indian territory and Oklahoma. Alleged ring leaders push for ousting Secretary Whittencock amid mounting accusations, but President Roosevelt opts to retain him and intensify the graft probe.

Washington Sem Indian Territory Oklahoma Roosevelt Wmiencock Agate

Four Convicts Shot in Alabama Mine Escape Attempt

In Birmingham, Alabama, four inmates from the union admitted Mil eDuntan gang of safe Viewerard murders were shot by guards during a Thursday night escape attempt at Pratt mines. Two died, two wounded and destined to die. names include Tom Fay Brewer Melzin Ewing and James, all serving prison terms with dynamite stockpiled.

Birmingham Ala Torm Kay Mil Johnny Brewe Thomas Melzin Search James Ewing Yeann

Greenwood Elopement Turns Into Joke Arrest Story

Greenwood Indiana couple did not elope as planned. Emme Thompson and Bliss Maud Starr were intercepted after reporting a hasty marriage attempt. They explained they sought work in Indianapolis and dismissed the idea as a joke. Police released them with no charges after headquarters dispute.

Emme Thompson Greenwood Ind Crane Pritay Hiram Indianapolis Bliss Maud Starr Richmond Biram Maud Biss Starr Las Benjamin Starr Fitchmond Greenweed Poelice Thompson

Child suffocated in yard jar mishap at Dunlap home

Louise Leppas, a W month old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Leppas of 45 Dunlap, fell into a large yard jar and suffocated Thursday evening. The infant, just learning to walk, leaned over the water filled jar and fell in before her mother noticed. The tragedy occurred in the Leppas residence yard.

Louise George Leppas Leppes

McCullough Declines Run for Mayor Citing Sewer Controversy

In a Board of Works session McCullough, backed by Taggart, denies seeking the mayoral nomination. He criticizes the proposed Northwest sewer improvement and jokes about campaign material. Reporters press on rumors of support for Bookwalter and his political stance remains firm.

McCuilos James E. McCullough T. Taggart Board of Works County Coutieil Board of Warka McCullough

Mrat check written by Bert Feinte man manager of Germania Life Insurance

A Mrat check drawn by Bert Feinte man, manager of the Germania Life Insurance Co of New York, was issued on the policy of the late John Gilbert Bhank tin of Evataville. Bhank tin, a known newspaper man and politician, reportedly left no other company with claim to the policy.

Bert Feinteman Germania Mie Insurance Company of New York KOM John Gilbert Bhanktin Evataville Bhankily Felbtc

Indian school seeks expert show and harnessmaker conductor

In Washington on September 4, the Indian school at Chamberlain South Dakota seeks a skilled show and harnessmaker with a local musical education and conducting ability. The Civil Service Commission must fill the position for government service with a salary arranged.

Washington United States Chamberlain Civil Series Commission

Better Sanitary Conditions In Indiana Schools Reported

State and county health boards investigate schoolhouse sanitation across Indiana. Secretary Hurry tours southern counties, notes trustees claim costs prevent improving health conditions for students.

Tate Unese Hurry Indiana Harry Pee

Shift Likely to Place Thousands in Classified Service

An order from Center Bay is expected soon that would effectively classify thousands of government employees as laborers in the classified service. Regulations have been drafted by the Civil Service Commission and will be presented to the president next Tuesday.

Washington Sept. d Cfnter Bay Classified Service Civil Service Commission

Hundreds Cremated as Fire Devastates Adrianople Region

Odessa wires report vast fires across the coast of Adrianople and Stefan with hundreds of villages destroyed and scorched landscapes turning to blackened desert. Turkish women and children are said to have died as insurgents allegedly started the blazes.

Vienna Rept Odessa Votkshiate Adrianople Stefan

Chase's Father Hopes For His Recovery

Moses Fawley Chase, an insane young heir confined at Dr Brearing sanitarium in Thin City, shows brief rational moments during tennis on the grounds. His father clings to faint hopes of recovery, but the game ends with renewed incoherence and no progress.

Moses Fawley Chase Dr. Brearing Sanitarium Thin City

Shakespeare Club Plans Season With Four Plays

The Indianapolis Shakespeare Club outlines a 1901 season including Anthony and Cleopatra Tempest Comedy of Errors and Much Ado About Nothing. First meeting scheduled for September with officers James B. Diack president Mary A. Mel Coy secretary and Thomas A. Daily treasurer.

Indianapolis Shakespere Club Tse Anthony Cleopatre The Shakesperson James B. Diack Mary A. Mel Coy Thomas A. Dally

Is Goodwin Held on a False Charge in Marian County Jail

David Goodwin has been confined in Marian County jail for nearly ten months on a false charge. A statement attributed to his daughter claimed he attempted to kill William Meyers of Richmond with candy. The daughter’s testimony has been proven untrue, leading to a bond reduction from 31,000 to 200.

David Goodwin Marian Goodwin Willam Meyers Richmond Wade Aaushier Steat Goodwig

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