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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1906

Page

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Electric shock death on fence near Rushville

Oliver Glore a white man and two Black workers Reuaen Loathigat and William Pettiford were electrocuted on a traction fence near Rushville Indiana. A storm shattered an insulator and a 550 volt line fell across the fence as workers headed to a gravel pit. Coroner to investigate amid shock and crowds.

Oliver ‘Glore Reuben Boatright William Pettiford Rushville Ind Oliver Glore Reuaen Loathigat William Pettfori Indianapolis & Cincknati Traction Bonright Pettiford Vnd Bnnes J. D. Glore Oliver Lore Ning Mr. Glore Ant Wag Bent. Nichols

Black man Robert Clay Confesses While Hospitalized

Robert Clay, a Black man, was gyrested on the operating table at City Hospital and charged with robbery he did not commit. He allegedly led officers to believe he sought notoriety by naming stolen articles and describing break ins. Clay was taken to several places in a carriage with two officers after being assaulted by William Parsons for taking Parsons horse and buggy without permission.

Robert Clay City Hospital Whittingitey Clay Willian Parsons Parsons Atablé Wile

Five Divorces Granted In Superior Court Hearings

Judge Vinson Carter, of the superior court, granted five divorces after hearing hard luck stories from wives. Anna M. Carney accused John Carey of coercion and theft, while Maggie A. Coburn, Susie Bayder, Martha L. Kelley, and Jennie Bray cited lack of support, ill treatment, and abandonment by their husbands. Both petitions for divorce were granted in each case.

Vinson Carter Superior Court Anna M. Carney John Carey Carney Maggie A. Coburn John Coburn, Jr Thomas J.‘Bayder Susie Bayder Martha L. Kelley George Kelley Jennie’ Bray Edward

Drowned in Eel River tragedy at age sixteen

Special to the Soo reports Harry Por noush, sixteen, drowned yesterday while fishing in the Eel River near Ina Illinois. Local authorities and rescuers searched the area but found no sign of the boy. The incident shocked residents of the small river community and prompted a brief investigation into river safety practices.

Eel River Soo Uyfabash Ina Harry Pornoush

Democrats in Doubt on Plan of Campaign in Indiana

A leading Indiana Democrat says his party remains mystery about its campaign strategy while Republicans state their approach. The piece notes anticipated attacks on Gov. Hanly and his administration, union labor influence, and efforts to ride Roosevelt’s popularity. It discusses state and national issues, the Kern speech as a model, and calls to “clean out the statehouse.”

Indiana Tanty Adminierearion Jonn W. Kern State Committee Shother Tador Roosevelt Roosever Jesse Initiana Everstreet American Federation of Labor Wnions Hoth Partter Kern Gov Hanly Ofles Han Manly Blowell Speres Democrats Republicana

Portable buildings to aid public schools opening

The public schools plan to open on Wednesday in May with limited sessions. Portable buildings will be used to accommodate a larger student body, with full day sessions starting and grade schools opening in the morning except department schools 1 7 and 8 opening later.

Raf Sm. AN

Flute Chemist Burnand Warns State Fair Vendors

J G Burnand and an assistant visited the state fair grounds on Tuesday to alert stand keepers about counterfeit and diluted drinks. They ordered labeling on vessels containing squid imitation and warned against selling such items. One stand displayed a label on a four barrel, but it faced away from view.

J. G. Burnand

New Paymaster of Army Named in Break with Retirements

Washington reports Brig. Gen. Francis Dodge retires today and Col. Calvery Sniffen is appointed paymaster of the army to succeed him. The change marks a formal handover in the military payroll post.

Washington Bent Calvary Sniffen Brnera Francis Dodae

Arkansas Trying to Save Chicago

Chicago dispatch reports an Arkansas man led a reform push by sending the Lord's Prayer to Mayor Dunne. Heujomin Armstrong of Little Rock delivered a package with 5,090 items as part of a publicity stunt while officials debated the so called Rock plan and its reception.

Chicago Arkansas Heujomin Armstrong Ark Title Rock Dunne Cramer

Weather and sale notice at J P Mullally Jewelers

The forecast for Vale shows Tuesday night and Wednesday cooler conditions. A promotional alert advertises low prices on watches and jewelry during hot weather, urging immediate purchase from J P Mullally at 78 Monument Place and mentioning various brands.

Ohio Senators Indorsement Fears Reform Fight at Dayton Convention

Ohio reformers challenge the Republican machine at Dayton convention scene led by Conertmmen Button and Harry Dougherty. Delegates edge toward preserving the current structure as Senator Dick remains pivotal while debate over popular vote primaries and reform echoes through a contested platform.

Aerippe-MeHae Presa Association Dayton Repudlican State Organization Foraker

Millionaire Heine heiress swindle victims in New York

Special to The Sum says Mea Charles Hf Heine sister of Cincinnati mill owner was swindled by Samuel Rosenfeld and Frank Kis who were arrested by New York and Cincinnati police. About 345.00 of her money was taken with plans to send funds to Germany. much recovered but authorities fear more losses as names of prominent people appear in the case. Heine, widow of Charles IL Heine of Cincinnati, remains abroad while investigators race to recover the rest.

New York Charles Hf. Heine Lows Hauek Milltonaire Cincinnati Regult Samuel Rosenfeld Frank Kis Chief Crawford Cincinnati Police George Wakefeld New York Department Germany Heine Whit Helms Charles IL Heine Cacinnati Dlera Europe TD S

Reunions of the Soldiers Week List Regiments Meet

Regimental reunions are slated this week for Indiana units. The 124th and 79th will gather at statehouse rooms on Tuesday and Wednesday respectively with meals provided. The Seventh Indiana Cavalry and Thirteenth Cavalry hold meetings at statehouse rooms Wednesday, as does the Seventh Indiana Cavalry Association. The 7th Regiment and 9th Indiana infantry also plan sessions at specified statehouse rooms with meals.

Imilana Indiana Volunteer Infantry Supreme Courts Statelouse 124D Penram'n Hall Delawaresl 79Th Regniment Thirteenth Cavalry Statehouse Seventh Indiana Cavalry Association Indiana Infantry

Prominent Richmond Man Buys Shelbyville Dry Goods

Richmond Indiana September report says A Knollenberg, a leading local businessman, has purchased a Shelbyville Kentucky dry goods store and plans to move there shortly.

Ore Richmond Ind

Turbulent rail crash and political unrest reported

Reports from multiple cities describe a future elaboration of government ownership plans and a collision between a passenger train and a freight train near Bardocksville. In Constantinople the sultan is ill with cancer. National labor tensions rise as unions vow renewed efforts against candidates unfriendly to labor. New York hosts a party convention with a gubernatorial nominee, while Denver reports an alleged burglary and a daylight robbery spree in St Louis.

Woussaw J. Bryans Ahi Taipad Bardocksvile Constantinople Sultan Washington Samuel Jompers NXT Maine Fuvatay The Independent League Wi Hvarst Denver Fal—Mayrvin Wader Mae Caine Altis Mabel Murrells St Louis

Lost child found after visit to aunt at 1219 Columbia Ave

Nine year old Tith Jacobes was reported missing to the police. She was found later at her aunt Mrs McKernan’s home on Columbia Ave after appearing there the night before. Police notes indicate the family resided on N Delaware Street.

Tith Jacobes Nother Shout Aho Mra. McKernan Columbia Ave N. Delewaresst

Read Rink's Ad on Last Page

An OCR fragment highlights an advertisement for HD UEM LAUNDRY offering family washings rough dry at a flat rate with prompt service. The note mentions potential leveling or stain removal and suggests trying the service.

RINK

Asbury Cadets Remember Victorian Civil War Links

A fragmentary reminiscence notes Judge Allen and fellow students in the Sixteenth Indiana Infantry. It mentions Lawrence resident J. Luecas leading the regiment, a reunion, and the death of Mackuiman who held the first command. References to DePauw and Asbury universities appear amid garbled lines about a company joining the regiment and wartime service.

Allen Sixteenth Indiana Infantry Henry Clay Allén Cone Nhx J. Luecas Lawrence Emmanl Exixtenne Gere Pesan A Mackuiman Dhe Orsiment Chrsath Judge Allen Stiabat DePauw Univeratity Uhih Kebury University Awbury Asbury University

Woman Slain in Boardinghouse Mystery in Pennsylvania

Report of a female guest killed at a boarding house in Wilkes Barre area. Police found a pistol wound to the breast and a body hidden in a closet. A young boy witness and several residents described the scene as investigators probed the motive and suspect details.

Local Plant Engineer Prevents Boiler Explosion

In Janesville Wisconsin during September a factory worker named Frank McKewan an engineer at a canning facility prevented a boiler explosion by manipulating the engine amid steam. A crew of men worked nearby as a safety measure.

Janesville Wis Frank Mc.Kewan

Man Arrested for Selling Liquor at Fair Without License

Alfred Kahn of Connersville Indiana appeared before Commissioner Young on a charge of selling liquor at the Connersville fair without a license. He pleaded guilty and was bound over on a 100 bond. The incident involved a crowd near the river and police surveillance, with one man escaping.

Alfred Kahn Connersvbia Ind Eeen Commissioner Young Kann Oscar Mallory Hurrels Qurrete Gray Mallory Indianapolis Hlet Gray Mallorg

Runaway horse fatally injures woman in Indiana

Mrs Enza Frnis of Waterloo township is dead and her husband critically injured after a runaway frightened by two passing travelers toppled them from an embankment in Connersville Indiana. The incident occurred as the horse bolted and the carriage overturned under the impact.

Los Connersville Ind Enza Frnis Walerloo Township

Cruiser Des Moines bound for Key West to Havana

The cruiser Des Moines sailed from Norfolk under sealed orders and will stop at Key West for further instructions before proceeding to Havana to protect American interests in Cuba. The State Department requested the mission, with secrecy surrounding details, while the president remains ready to act if needed.

Cuba Atention Key Woest

Plan for smoker event at Ft. Benjamin Harrison

Mayor Charles A. Benkwalter and merchants from the Mercant association and Manufacturers association conferred with Gen. Wiley Carter at Ft. Benjamin Harrison on a smoker to be given to commissioned officers by Indianapolis business interests.

Charles A. Benkwalter Co AL. Madger Merchant’ Association Louis H. Levy Manufacturers’ Association Coil, Russell & Harrison True Ft. Benjamin Harrison Wily Carter Comal Glib Indianapolia Businesa

Gambling Cases Postponed In Suz. Sept. Report

Special to The Suz. Tad. Sept. 1. When the French Lack and West Baden gambling cases were called today none appeared. Attorney Talbott said Derry was sick in Michigan. Assistant Attorney General Rodgers warned the state would seek judgment and bond forfeiture if a continuance was granted, and a warrant may issue unless a proper decision is made.

Suz West Baden Equire Woner Asher Schoctmouse Hite Miles Thomas J. Merry Talbott Derry Michigan C. C. Rodgey Cour Physisinn

Banker Took Dose of Poison in Bank Case

Tangier Morocco September reports Paul C Stensland a Chicago Milwaukee avenue bank official under arrest awaiting Chicago return attempted suicide by poison during detention. Twelve guards guard him as authorities decide next steps. ship Princes Albert may carry him home.

MeHoe Tangier Morocco Paul C. Stensland Milwaukee-ave Btate Bank Chicago Lee Wuet

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