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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1906

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PLOTTERS EXPOSED IN JAIL ESCAPE PLOT

Two men arrested for aiding prisoners to escape from county jail. George Moeller, 19, confessed involvement and said others outside were implicated. Ralph Natt, 25, denied charges while held on the same count. Sheriff Bourchier links further suspects to the attempted breakout and notes recovered weapons. Moeller’s confession came after intense questioning. Natt denies guilt.

George Moeller United States Ralph Natt Ohiost Moeller Anna Nott Ber B. Market Si Sour Dicer Edward Bray Io Assis Hberly Atter Morlini Natt

Mayor opposes ending gas and naphtha streets lights

Indianapolis mayor Charien A Bookwalter said he opposes removing gas and naphtha streetlights. He plans a conference with council chairman W J Newham about a potential new four year contract for lighting and notes recent city blackouts after a contract with Gin Vapor Light Co. was not approved.

Charien A Indianapolis Sirenty W. J. Newham Gin Vapor Light Company Starnet

Governor Hanly Delivers Noted Speech in Tipton Audience

Governor Hanly spoke for two hours at the Tipton Opera House reviewing Indiana's administration and outlining two years of policy. The cold audience listened intently as he defended misappropriations findings, attacked Democratic leaders, and urged moral governance, while political supporters and officials from Indianapolis, Kokomo, and northern areas packed the venue.

Hyp Stef Tipton Rept J. Frank Hanly Hanty Mors Buy Tinton Opera House Indianapolia Kokomo Indiana Democratic Platform Mr. Hanly Democratic State Organization Democratic Party Thomas Talbart Democratic National Enrymitten Alanan Greene Smith William H. Marker Castler First National Bank Bia Ceay Gor Hanly Iinary Sherrick Ward Stormer Ninth District Piause Réatlenanens Kevernor Gov James H. Rice Rice W.H. Hert Miso General Assembly Tagmart-Smith Alonzo Greene Smith Thowes Taggart French Lick Pluto Audiense Propia

Too Much Like a Sport for Matrimony

A concerned father asked probate court to block a marriage license for Frederick Gosling. The terse note to License Clerk Berner cites alleged flaws in Gosling and his future spouse Carrie Mueller, age 3, with a self deprecating description of the groom by Frank Gossling as the author.

Ony Goaling Frederick Gosaling Berner N. Walker Fredrich Gossling Carrie Mueller Stow Bulldt Frank Gossling

Coal car shortage talks hinge on Indiana commission

May mean more coal cars as negotiators from Big Four and Southern Indiana railroads met behind closed doors before the Indiana Railroad Commission at Terre Haute. Officials said the talks aim to improve coal transportation and ensure cars are furnished as demanded by the public for fair service.

J. Q van Winkle George H. Ingall Ford Woods Frank L. Littleton Big Four Railroad Company J. W. Walsh R. Hammill Southern Indiana Railroad Company Indiana Railroad Comminsian Terre Haute

Labor Unions Debate Education Over Agitation at State Federation

At the State Federation of Labor convention Rev J H Barnett criticized excessive use of the unfair list and warned against weakening unionism by feuds with opponents. He pressed the ministry's role in unions and noted his dual status as a minister and printer to justify candid critique.

State Federation For Labor J. H. Barnett Barnett

Nation’s political drift and local disasters across cities

The day’s notes report a looming Bryan-style shift at a Democratic state convention, jailbreaks in West Bend, Fairbanks addressing 10,000 at Pike’s Peak, a lynching threat in Birmingham if an attacker is caught, Foresters’ convention in Milwaukee, Ike Hill’s obituary in Washington, Townsend fire destroying multiple buildings, Meadvill Chinese laundryman injured by a railroad torpedo, Chicago postal workers strike over fee disputes, and Raynor Wells leaving Norfolk for Cuban service aboard the Cleveland.

Wasrington Ike” Hill Chia Townsend Fiee Meadvile Chicago Norfolk L. Raynor Wells New York Naval Cuban Cleveland

Old Man's Sentence and Labor Convention Fragments

Thomas O Neale was fined 150 dollars and sentenced to the workhouse for six months by Criminal Judge Fremont Alford for cutting the throat of Mrs Amanda Hughes with a razor. The report also covers union speeches and committee rosters from the twenty second annual convention for the State Federation of Labor.

Thomas O'Neal Fremont Alford O'Neal Mra Amanda Hughes Stra Hughes Harmonst State Federation of Labor Wan

No City Pipe Organ for proposed coliseum project

Mayor Hookwalter informed on Tuesday that the pipe organ on Tomlinson stage cannot be needed in the coliseum. The city planned to buy the instrument, but the church owning it was notified to remove the organ.

Hookwalter Tomlinson Hat Tuvadas

Residents arrest over nickname taunts in juvenile court

Mrs Calvin Devore faced disruption as neighbors taunted a girl by calling her Cassie Chadwick and another woman Granny Ghabby. Several youths were arrested and tried in juvenile court Tuesday, with Judge Stubba granting probation release to the principal offender.

Cassie Chadwick Calvin Devore Heilefenthinest Massachusetts Ave Granny Ghabby Stubba

Weather forecast and local sale ad fragment

Weather forecast indicates fair and warmer conditions with a Tuesday night into Wednesday outlook. An unrelated ad fragment offers 20 percent off cut glass for a limited week from J P Mullally, jeweler, 28 Monument Place.

J. FP. Mullally Monument Place

More Warships to Cuba Demand Marines and Force

Secretary Taft requests 1,002 additional marines and more ships to Cuba as trials of peace talks fail. President Roosevelt ordered rapid deployment from the North Atlantic fleet amid fears Cuba may require armed intervention. Taft reports discouragement over settlement progress as liberal terms falter.

Scrippa-MpRee Press Associatio Washington Taft Roosevelt Ovester Fay Anon Ae North Atlantic Tate Cone Cuba iCuba Havana Palme

Desertion cases wrap two youths in wartime recall

Deserters Tillman Callan and Lawrence Wilson are brought to the police station after fleeing barracks at Columbus and the army respectively. Callan, son of a civil war veteran, sought home and forgiveness, while Wilson admits desertion from the Eighteenth Infantry after a night of rough living. Both stories hinge on age, duty, and the pull of home.

Tillman Cok Aned Columbus Cale Callan Waban Huntington Ind Cole Lawrence Wilson Fir Elias Taxax Youngstown Indy Wilton Company E Mighteenth Infantry

No More Picketing by Machinists Enjoined in Plant

Judge A B Antierton of the federal court permanently enjoins Lodge No 161 machinists from interfering with Pope Motor Car company operations and employees. Defendants liable for costs if paid within 20 days. plant property to be levied afterwards. Action grew from a June machinists strike and prior restraints.

A. B. Antierton Federal Court Lodge No. 161 Pope Motor Caretanspany Coeta Pope

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