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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1897

Page

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Havana Struggles Around Capital Amid Cuban Assaults

In Havana district insurgents press toward the capital as Weyler retreats from Matanzas. Gomez and Carillo reportedly lead 8,000 from Matanzas, with Cuban forces threatening to attack Havana. Weyler arrives with 5,000 at Aguacate, then to Jaruco and San Miguel, while Cuban successes mount. An anarchist case linked to threats against Weyler adds tension as Dauntless attempts to depart for Cuba but is halted by a gunboat alert.

Weyler Gomez and Carillo Matanzas Havana Rosario Plantation Aguacate Jaruco San Miguel Senor Canovas Cuba Gomez Mariano Santo del Chivo Ha Vina Hspana Col Arengo Feld Rolina Vavana Aguaque Wrevler Weyter Guanabacoa Rodriguez Weyvier Weryter Jose Guasp Senor Serra Jacksonville Fila Dauntless Brunswick United States Wilmington Ameritzian New York Senor Santiago Barreota Ramon Hidalgo Cienfuegos Hidalgo Cabanas See Senor Barreta State Department

Friend of the Newsboys Promotes Self Respect for Peoria Ben

Col. Alexander Hogeland spoke to city newsboys in The Sun rooms urging clean minds and faces. He shared Ben from Peoria who saved $154 to pay family bills, and a Louisville boy who later earned $75,000 in a carpet sack trust, illustrating thrift and progress.

Alexander Hogeland

Indiana Manufacturing Co Tax Fight Affects Assessment

Federal and state authorities clash as the Indiana Manufacturing Co faces a raised assessment. Judge Baker barred Marion county’s board from taxing its patents, while the State Board of Tax Commissioners, after reviewing the attorney general’s opinion, voted to uplift the assessment to 500000. Merrill Moores, deputy attorney general, appealed the case. awaits further injunctions. The company officers testified before the board.

State Indiana Manufacturing Co Uty County Board of Review The Indiana Manufacturing Company State Board Marion County Board of Review Baker State Board of Tax Commissioners

Sure As Shootins Nomination Race For Mayor

Report from Indianapolis politics outlines a tight mayoral race with Charles Brookwalter and William Harding as leading candidates. Delegates meet Friday at 8 pm. William Taylor presides over Republican convention. Bookwalter allies push Harding while threats are denied by Hardingites. Police judge candidate George W Stubbs garners discussion. dark horse mayoral bids unlikely amid heated but friendly campaign.

William @. Taylor Gerard Bookwalter Harding Indianapolis Willis Kersey L Elliott Hayes George W. Stubbs

Verdict in O Connell case clears Moran of blame

Coroner Brayton rules James O Connell died Aug 7, 1897 from a bullet wound caused by a revolver fired by Bridgeport resident George Moran while O Connell allegedly attacked Moran with a knife. Moran was defending himself and exonerated in the coroner’s findings. Also noted is John N Hurty filing a $4000 suit against Brooks Oil Co for unpaid commissions from promoting oil sales to Big Four and E C Atkins companies in 1895.

Brayton O'Connell Moran J. A. W. Brayton James O’connell Bridgeport Marion County Indiana Hall George Moran James O'Connell John N. Wurty Brooks Oil Company Defendent Big Four Railroad Company E.C. Atkins Company Brooks Company Hurty

Baney Enjoys Attention at Grand Hotel

Noah Baney, the convict, remains at the Grand hotel with Rev. Hinshaw's attorneys. Several people visited him Thursday morning as publicity forced continued confinement within the hotel. Attorney Hunt says findings support Hinshaw's innocence and plans to present gathered evidence to the Hendricks county grand jury after five days parole. The Citizens' Street Railroad Co. is repairing tracks to the fair grounds and expects to transport many riders to what officials call the year's greatest fair success.

Noah Baney Grand Hotel Rev. Hinshaw Baney Hunt Hinshaw Fendricks County Citizens’ Street Railroad Company

State board raises major Marion county assessments

Appeals from county boards of review split, with the State Board of Tax Commissioners unanimously increasing the Citizens' Street Railroad from 1.2 million to 3 million and the Indianapolis Gas Company from 1.05 million to 1.5 million. Richmond Water Works up to 200,000 and Richmond Natural Gas to 540,000. Ice companies on Lake county left unchanged. H. C. Underwood Furniture Co. in Wabash cut to 40,000. Trail Memorial College disputed as educational. Cudahy Pipeline Pumping Station in Pulaski reduced to 15,000. Minor changes noted.

County Boards of Review State Board of Tax Commissioners Citizens’ Street Railroad Indianapolis Gas Company Marion County Board of Review Silas Shepard Flavius J. van Vorhis State Board Richmond City Water Works Company Richmond Natural Gas Company Lake County Board H. C. Underwood Furniture Company Wabash Trail Memorial College Gifford Cudahy Pulaski

Suit Grows From Monarch Grocery Failure

Reid, Murdock & Co sue David Curtain and H YT Bush for 1200 dollars alleging Monarch Grocery bought 954.48 dollars of goods then fled, the firm recovered 343.30, and seeks the remaining balance plus replevin costs.

Monarch Grocery Company David Curtain H. YT. Bush Reid, Murdock & Co Monarch Grocery

Laymen's conference and various Indiana news items

The laymen's conference of the method ist church will be held in Indianapolis commencing Sept 15 for several days. Henry Watterson visited Indianapolis on business. Charles J. Buchanan and family of Indianapolis were aboard the City of Mexico which sank off the Alaskan coast, losing baggage. Constable Charles Commard of Habibh's court fell from a street car in Brightwood, breaking his collar bone. A Y M C A meeting will consider an Indianapolis curfew ordinance. A $40 blaze on a Washington and Meridian block started by a gas burner. Sherer notes the state house wall crack is minor. Flenry Nelson and Fanny Long to be tried for grand larceny in Springfield. Gov. Mount honored a requisition from Gov. Tanner of Iowa. A 17 year old worker was injured at Atkins saw works. Mrs May Wright Sewall spoke for woman's day at Cassadaga and will address at Chautauqua on education. O S Shaw, formerly of Vanceburg, Kentucky now of Indianapolis, goes to Vanceburg to prosecute his wife for bigamy. Lavanie Cumada seeks to cancel a deed and argues mortgage issues in North former properties.

The Methodist Church Indianapolis Henry Watterson Louisville Courier-Journal Charles J. Buchanan City Mexico Charles Commard Habibh Brightwood State House Flenry Nelson Fanny Long New Albany Springfield Mount Gov. Tanner Maois Harry Mason Atkins C. S. Fletcher May Wright Sewall Cassadaga N. Y Vanceburg Shaw Oscar Ivey West Union Lavanie Cumada North

Will They Forget Their Pleasure Trip to Alaska

Undertaker Charles J. Buchanan and his wife and two sons from Indianapolis were aboard the steamer City of Mexico when it sank at Sitka Alaska. All aboard were saved with Mr Buchanan telegraphing they would reach home Monday after attending a Christian endeavor convention in San Francisco and returning from an Alaska pleasure trip.

Charles J. Buchanan Dr. Manker

Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Gatherings

Judge H C Allen travels to Old Point Comfort for weeks. Mrs G S Row hosts a dinner for Miss Gertrude Morris on Friday. Miss Exina Broover of Muncie attends a card party hosted by Miss Martha Parsons. Miss Mary Foster organizes a perch party for Miss Idelle Kidder of Terre Haute. Mrs Charles L Holstein entertains guests at Bread Ripple for Mrs Wyatt and Miss Geiger. Mrs Laura Hanna hosts a dinner for Miss Rhodehamel of Piqua Ohio with Marguerites and fern leaves as decor and guests pairing by colored sweet peas.

H. C. Allen Old Point Comfort G. S. Row Gertrude Morris Exina Broover Muncie Martha Parsons Mary Foster Jdelle Kidder Charlies L. Holstein Bread Ripple Wyatt

Local Divorces Filed and Democratic Club Organized

A batch of divorce complaints was filed on Thursday with claims of cruelty drunkenness desertion and neglect from spouses Margeret Hughes seeks custody alimony and child support. William D Norton sues for divorce alleging abandonment. Stella Montgomery accuses Albert of cruelty and neglect. Birdie Albright allegedly abused by Charles Albright. Democratic Club started at Englishs hotel Wednesday with a committee to draft a constitution and by laws.

Margaret Hughes Aleges John William D. Norton Laura Charles Albright Birdie Stella Montgomery Albert English’s John C. McNutt Charles Barrett Henry Seyfried A. G. Smith John P. Leyendecker Henry Warrum

Sad suicide of Rose Stewart at City Hospital

Rose Stewart, also known as Judith Morrison, died at City Hospital after swallowing carbolic acid while seated under trees in the grounds. The 19 year old, found in Indianapolis, had a troubled life involving abuse, an escape from a box car, and time in reform and insane hospitals. A farewell letter veils heartbreak over a family rift and a lost love. Her father arrived from Greencastle to claim the body.

Rose Stewart City Hospital Wdith Morriso Indianapolis Reform School T Lee Tam Ufe Insane Hospital Raney Mrs. Wheeling Judith Peart Morrison Rmn Aood Hosee Radi Rose Bee W. Stewart Greencastle

Weather forecast for Indianapolis area brief

Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity covers the 36 hours ending Friday afternoon. Thursday noon temperature was 74 degrees and 2 p m reading was SL.

Indianapolis Tair

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