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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1905
Page
1
Reports from Sept. 8 describe a violent demonstration against the peace treaty terms. A government organ was attacked, property damaged, and several injured. Police dispersed the crowd after clashes at public gatherings and newspaper offices in Osaka and Nagoya.
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt plans a subdued homecoming, dismayed by public displays and patronage expectations. A grand reception was canceled as he favors a restrained return amid political maneuvering and lingering parade preparations.
Russian and Japanese envoys along with their parties left Barone after early departures on Wednesday morning. Baron Komuta stayed for the night. Russians traveled first on the imperial train at 4:20. The Japanese party followed later, with a stop in New York to attend religious services and Thanksgiving prayers at St Nicholas Cathedral. Envoys and associates prepared for travel home, while the year’s season begins with dismantling and packing. The Japanese spokesman noted six weeks of activity, including daily briefings and a parade of officials, as they depart after a summer of meetings.
Reading from Marion County education authorities a Wednesday morning note shows growing demand for trained teachers. The item notes that graduates from local colleges and normal schools are sought after in rural townships and surrounding areas.
Laura We Delete of Mena Ripple seeks separation after 22 years of marriage from SMIt Hae Hiveres. The petition cites duel children and a Wille da Te Hille Gi Stat ber Nut Tatars. Sophia Lusk and Der Thode also seek divorces alleging abusive husbands, William Taussey and Vien A Thomas.
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania a stateization court questioned a Tingelton District mine worker regarding U.S. residency and the Pennsylvania governor. The man identified John Mitchell as both resident and governor, prompting the judge to order another attempt.
Italian bandmaster Enrice Rivela, playing at Fajr Bank, was arrested Tuesday for allegedly passing a fraudulent cheque. Witness Ruscier testified, Rivela claimed to be a businessman and blamed miscommunication. Rivela wore his uniform at court. his wife attended, and financial strain followed as his aides faced salary disputes and potential asset seizure.
Beoville property in doubt as Chumin Willan Wo Serville departs from shoville Manu facturing and Nas Jefe led operations at Waltust and the Big Four. Wednes day Superior Court appoints Vinton Trust Company receiver to manage the Beoville assets amid claims by Gladden Lumber Company asserting a lien worth 33,900 against the latter’s property.
Trial date set for September 14 in criminal court for William Armitage charged with keeping a gambling outhouse. On September 4 Armitage was released on bond after a citation by a Democratic boss.
In Spain the on going closure dispute involving a barber union rattles officials. The Sune Reagh-Holigman administration remains cautious as police arrest figures for goon raids and the board of safety pursues inquiry. Employers and barbers face mixed legal pressure as court action looms, with officials anxious to resolve missteps and public safety concerns.
A bureau chief resigned amid an internal probe in the animal industry department. An investigation cleared him of charges, and he was exonerated by Secretary Walean after officers completed their inquiry.
Special to the Run. Mrs. Calvin Fassel aged 90 died aboard a wagon near Richmond Indiana from heart palsy. She was married to Calvin Fassel and the sudden collapse occurred while en route, with the wagon seat the site of the fatal incident.
Special war report notes nests unearthed in Lake Providence and Tallulah Louisiana near the Arkansas line, with two deaths and several new cases. Federal and local doctors mobilize to eradicate the plague. Rail lines suffer as yellow fever disrupts passenger service and economic activity.
Fragmentary report indicates a vessel was released after sailors were interned at Mare Island yard. The dispatch notes movement toward Bart Francisco and a Senate departure for Windicost, with a call for port permissions and continued monitoring of orders.
The Marien County board approved S900 for a modern Riverside bridge but delayed the project. Officials said a new bond issue would be needed, which is not convenient now, and set a later meeting to revisit the measure.
Witnesses failed to appear or be found as attorney teams argued the Kassel case. Police arrest records show the court struggled with information. no one testified, and paying fines or costs occurred for some defendants. Peary reports and Scripps News Association wires provided varying details on the scene.
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