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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1903
Page
3
In Pittsburg on Butler street a slater at the United States arsenal shot William Crowley in the groin Thursday night during an attempted theft. Crowley is in serious condition. The arsenal commander closed the gates to police and refused to surrender the shooter.
In Spring Green Wisconsin on Wednesday evening George Brandt allegedly killed his wife Mary Murphy and a neighbor Mrs. Murphy on their porches. A posse pursued Brandt who, after failing to act, was captured. Witnesses include his 9 year old son. Authorities say he appeared not fully responsible.
Washington necro testifies before grand jury amid fear in policy shop probe. The jurors hear testimony on past indictments as the inquiry into policy operations widens.
Skagway Alaska Aug 20 Spl Col Ethnologista and anthropologists note southeastern Alaska Indians resemble Japanese in features and speech. Tlingits described as different race with totemic society and strong oral history. Population declines from 1669 to 1880s due to disease and white influence. Totem poles given historic and cultural weight, though many misinterpret them. Sitka pole gifted to Gov Ready stands in park.
In Missouri, Governor removes his long beard in a public move, shaving it off on a spur of publicity. Rumor and mistaken identity with East Missouri political figure Willan S. Pheins swirl as the governor adopts a trimmed chin beard, aiming to present a new image. Burdock Blood Bitters are advertised as a health remedy in the piece.
In Atlanta on September 11 a trolley magnate James G Ressma will wed Rose Lane in a unique ceremony at a Brooklyn church. Electric lighting will mark the entrance to the altar with white and green lamps and a sparkling monogram above the couple as they are pronounced man and wife. A line of white lamps will illuminate the bride as she walks between dazzling electric lights.
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