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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1906

Page

6

Two Oregon youths charged with murder after payday robbery

Thomas Reevas and Hugh Saxton, confined in Cottage Grove jail, are charged with murder for fatally shooting William Powell during a robbery gone wrong. The pair, influenced by cheap dime novels, allegedly broke into a savings bank and home before stopping Powell to demand his 7 cents, then opened fire.

Portland Ore Thomas Reevas Hugh Saxton Cottage Grove William Powell Cottaga Grove Wang Heighie Reeves and Saxton Jesse James Reeves Shey Willan Powell Hugh Jaya Nexon Doy Sam

Fashions For The Little Folks

Fashions for children feature new materials like Htrinksdown Krinkled midsize knits and bearskin coats, priced low. Astrakhan and motenkty fabrics appear in bonnets and mutts. Stripes and checks dominate children's dresses with Peter Thompson and Peter Pan styles popular. plain fabrics supply most outfits.

Astrakhan Peter Thompscm Amul

Artful Dodger Shoofy and the Atoka Deputy’s Hunt Ends

A Kansas City Star inspired tale recounts deputy Bob Nestor of Atoka pursuing the notorious outlaw Shoofy across Indian Territory. After months of chase, Nestor cornered Shoofy in Krebs and killed him, then buried him with honors while Nestor, the lone mourner, presented a detailed bill for his pursuit and the funeral costs.

Bob Nestor Indian Territory Oklahoma United States Marehain Sam Federal Courts Cate Saya Kansas City Star TWA Parla Wichite Fort Smith Prac- Henly Vine Atoka Bob Nasty Wan Mershal Ohio Bob Jean Tod Meer Bobi Aopo Hie Minn Krebs Mes Alester Tfn Nmsarehal Allierr Shenol Robert Nestor Chiteq Clark Fitsparrick

New York on the Lehigh in a midyear meet

A fragmented item reports a Lehigh Valley railroad event involving New York and Detroit participants, with references to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Names include Al Vince and a Detriot figure, with unclear dates or outcomes. The notice hints at cross state engagement and athletic or travel context amid a regional network.

New York Lehigh

Maine Governor Re-elected by Narrow Republican Margin

In Portland, Republican W. T. Cobb won with a small plurality, while Democratic candidate Cyran W. Davin drew large votes seeking to restore the constitutional remubmission issue. Congressman Charles F. Littlefield was re-elected with a greatly reduced margin amid AFL opposition. Other Republicans such as Eawin Barlelah Powers and Alfred’s James L. Allen secured victories, signaling Frye’s return to the Senate.

Portland W. T. Cobb Maine Cyran W. Davin Congress Gompers Littlefield Republican Congressional Committee Taft Lodge Beveridge Federation of Labor Luttenetd Eawin © Barlelah Augusta

Preacher Beaten After Shop Dartle in Chicago Street

Reverend LC Pranks of Marion attended a ministers meeting in Chicago when he visited a pawnshop seeking two two dollar watches. Clerk Thomas Smeaton offered one dollar and a quarrel arose. The watch dealer was accused of undercutting and the preacher was assaulted and thrown into the street. He filed a complaint and Smeaton was arrested.

Chicago Bent IL Marion Ted Ministers’ Union Vm.cay Tony Thomas Smeaton Qlateter Ateeet Smeaton

Shortridge High School Sees Major Faculty Changes

The fall term at Shortridge High opens with several staff changes. Wilbert L. Carr from Chicago University will head the Latin department, Miss Emm Canton a former student and Indiana Columbia graduate becomes French instructor, and H. H. Barcus and J. W. Woodham join strengthening the mathematics staff. Lilian Weyl returns to assist in art, Miss Mary E. Sultivan joins the commercial department, Olta A. Thurl becomes boys' instructor in the gym, Josephine Wiest to oversee the library, and about 700 students are expected to enroll from the city.

Shortridge High School Wilbert L. Carr Chicago University Misa Emm Canton Forner Shortridge Indiana Columbia H. H. Barcus Lafayette High School J. W. Woodham University of Michigan Ralph Carter Claude Lischardt Lilian Weyl Pratt Institute Brooklyn Mary E. Sultivan Olta A. Thurl Mymnasiyen Dotephine Wiest Thera

Boy Shoots Daughter After Objection in Muscatine

In Muscatine Iowa on September 11 John Holarein shot his daughter Hesele twice in the head after she accepted the company of a man he objected to. He also shot himself and is expected to die. both victims are gravely wounded.

Jerippe-Mellae Frias Muscatine Hesele John Holarein

Gov Folk skips Bryan reception in St Louis report

Jefferson City Missouri September first governor Folk will miss the Bryan reception in St Louis tonight due to illness. Physician Dr C P Hough reports Folk has been ill for two weeks and is somewhat improved but cannot undertake the visit.

Bryan St. Louis Serippe-Menoe Prras Associatina ST Lens Kepe AL Regan Union Station nEep Acumee Jeffberson City Folk Louie C. P. Hough

Race Entries for Wednesday at Newcastle and nearby tracks

Entries listed for Wednesday races across multiple classes including 2:18 pacing and 2:21 trotting. Notable names include H. L. Henrg Expedition, Axtel’s Klem, Leland Stanford saddled by A. L. Padgitt, and Gambetta Wilkes horses connected to J. W. Rhodes Greensburg and G. Custer Logansport. Races span Newcastle Indiana to Danville Kentucky with entries from Indianapolis to Terre Haute and beyond.

Expedition H. L. Henrg Newcastle Ind Klem Axtel Col. Brackett Findlay Kladest Leland Stanford A. L. Padgitt Billy Foster Boy C. W. Frazier William J Jerry Wilken T. W. Kinser Chicago Sl Tommy Gregor Anderson Wilkes White River Munch Artois Geneeva Indianapolis Lnd Sir Mien Stilton Powell Uthana Nellie Jig Finch J. W. Rhodes Greensburg Lady Patch Dap Pateh G. D. Custer Logansport Aliee George Gambrel Loring H Farr Eaton Banner Leaf Banner Bell Poomas Hartford City George Gano Gambetta Wilkes Dr. Mason Gamabetta Wilkes G. & C PB. Geet Danville Varlet Brookdale Farm Wheeling W. Va Alan Brooke Bom Touts Jim Dick Wilson Ruahville Bessie Abbott Tokmar C. Lroes Madison Dophey Mrect F. Hopkin Canton Marcia Margrave G. J. Fleming Bud Bremore H . Raghdan Fox George A. Parrish Ed Parrish Shelpyville McNair Beg King Red Jolly Tipton Wiedener Clay. L. Bauer Bros J. Fleming &, Son Terre Haute le Banor Buckner Bik Davis Ladoga

Rogers for Paymaster General of the Navy

Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte announced the selection of Pay Director Bantace B. Rogers at Boston Navy Yard to be paymaster general of the navy. He succeeds Paymaster General Henry T. S. Harris.

arrowee-Meling Freas Association Washington Bonaparte Bantace B. Rogers Boston Navy Yard Navy Aldo Henry T. 5. Harris

Court martial ordered for naval officers amid incident

Washington Sept. 11 The trial of Capt Samuel F Comley commander of the battleship Alabama and Lieut Alfred W Prepsey who was aboard the ramp during the recent collision with the United Newport was formally ordered by the secretary of the navy.

Scrippe-Meline Preas Associating Washington Samuel F Comley Alabama Alfred W. Prepsey Decker Newport Waa Secretary of the Navy

Independent oil firms challenge Standard Oil monopoly

STANDARD OIL GAME The National Refining company of Indianapolis and the Evansville Oil company of Evansville join in a dispute against alleged unfair methods by Standard Oil. They allege railroad rate discrimination and favoring Standard Oil lines across Indiana, naming numerous railroad defendants and asserting harm to competition and the public.

National Refining Company Idianapolia Theions Refining Company Endbsnapolis Evansville Oil Company Evansville Standard Oil Company Evataville Indiana Bairoad Commission Zaileonds Standard Mwe Ratiroad Commission Baltimors Ohio Baltimore Southwestern Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago Lous Chicago & Erie Indiana Eastern Indianapoli Louieville Hamilton & Payton Klaol Louaville Dayton & Union Terrs

Pirate Republican speakers bureau opens this week

Bureau opened with Win Hays in charge. James E. Watson billed for speeches at Mosels Tuesday night and Anderson Wednesday night of next week.

Pirate Republican Win Hays James E. Watson Mosels Anderson

Italian tycoon shot in ambush found in buggy near Houston

Wealthy Italian Bamued Borie, once rumored to be targeted by the Mafia, was found killed in a buggy in Houston. It appears he was shot from an ambush, with the attack likely occurring earlier that morning.

Seriype-MeRan Preme Association Houston Tex Il—Bamued Borie

Hoosier Rock Wool Company Incorporation Report

In Indiana a new Hoosier Rock Wool company is formed at Alexandria with capital stock of 7600. Incorporators include Lanmel, Wetheraten, and Bevt. A separate Independent Equipment company is organized at Indianapolis with 440 percent capital stock and incorporators John T. Ginster and Cyrus J. Clark.

Independent Equipment Company Indianapolia Capital Tus John T. Ginster Mation E Entler Cyrus J. Clark Hoosier Rock Wool Company Alexandria Lanmel

Elaborate Italian Wedding for DeCallier and Cassiero

A grand Italian wedding and nuptial festival is planned in Indianapolis with Joseph DeCallier and Miss Annié Cassiero. The ceremony at St John’s Church starts at 9am on Wednesday, followed by a reception at Germania Hall and a lavish wedding supper. The couple connects the Italian colonies of Indianapolis and Cleveland, and the event features celebrated cuisine and traditions to reflect Italian romance.

In- Gianopolis Crarita Joseph DeCalsler Annié Cassiero St John's Chorch Bae Germania Hall Indianapolia Indianapolis Cleveland Joseph DeCallier Mixa Caantora Frank Casaslero Washington-st Oes Italy

Massacre Turmoil in Siedlce Russia After Riots

At Siedlce in Sept 11 reports describe an anti Jewish massacre aftermath with 172 killed and 2 wounded. Troops patrol streets as famine looms and shops destroyed. Twenty seven Jewish homes burned and 49 cremated. Jews hacked with knives and swords.

Acrippe-MeHar Frese Siedlce Russia

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