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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1904

Page

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Retreat With Cavalry In Pursuit Across Frontier

Japanese forces drive toward Mukden and Tieling Pass crossing the Taltse and Liao rivers. Dispatches from St Petersburg describe a large Japanese turning movement, with cavalry in pursuit, disease delaying some progress, and preparations for winter outfits for the eastern army.

Taltse Tleling Pass Mukden Taitse ST. Petersburg Talse Tieling Fass Lian Taian Chan Munden

Beveridge Campaign Rally To Open Quiet Indiana Season

Indiana politicos prepare for a Beveridge campaign event in Tomlinson Hall with Jesse Overstreet as chair. Speakers include Beveridge addressing Parker letter responses as escorted Republican clubs gather, flags, portraits, and a large list of local dignitaries in attendance.

Indiana Albert J. Beveridge Tommaon Hall Jesse Overstreet Washington Scession Fred Joss Altough Senator Beveridge Marion Club McKinley Club Nordyke & Marion E. C. Atkinson Abe Roosevelt Pearson Mendenhall Meridian New

Love Obsession Drives Venezuelan Heiress Murder Suicide

Carlos Frederiques Von Banditze of New York and Venezuela, heir to vast estates and fortune, killed himself after failing to win Vivian de Lemp’s love. He left a will gifting heirlooms he claimed were valuable to her, following a troubled romance that included jealous fits and elopement attempts. The case highlights a dramatic, wealth-filled tragedy in the Endicott Hotel.

Scripps Atrue New York Carlos Frederiques von Banditze South America Endicott Met Young Banditze von Banditze Newiias Venezuela Trinidad Philip Melflono Cate Vivian de Lemp Banditze Tares Meifono St. Louie West

Diplomatic Immunity Clash Over British Secretary Fined

The U S Department of Justice moved to set aside Judge Phelps's ruling fining Hugh Gurney third secretary of the British embassy twenty five dollars for contempt and twenty five dollars for speeding at Lee Massachusetts, prompting promises of a formal apology from Washington. The incident raises questions of diplomatic immunity and potential imprisonment for local officials who enforced the court order.

Scripps Rea Washington Department of Justice State Department Massachusetts Phelps Lee Guerney THE SUN Pittsfield Mass Hugh Gurney United States Great Britain Gurney Ahenift D. A. Noble Stockbridge Justice Phelps Agueey Lenox Washington, D.C Gov. Bates

Divorce leads to death as missing husband found in lake

A Cincinnati photographer Herbert Haynes, linked as co respondent in a divorce suit with his wife, disappears after a letter. A woman from Cincinnati arrives in Indianapolis following the suit. Three weeks later a body found in a lake bears initials M H L B and matches Haynes’ mystery. Police identify the corpse after locating his effects. The wife files for divorce alleging attention to a young woman in his studio. The young woman traveled to Indianapolis the day the divorce suit was filed.

Indianapolis Cincinnati Scripps Iraete Agrama Haynes John Markel Columbus Tne Cinein- Bark

Woman on Trial in Morton Murder Case Opens

Marshall Sept court session begins as 12 jurors hear the case of Mrs. Gertrude Morton accused of murdering her husband. Prosecution attorney Davison strong in opening. defense attorney Dundas argues self defense and scope of accusations. Other notes include Ole Britth sentenced to workhouse for stealing harness parts.

Scripps-M'Raf Marshall Gertrude Morton Brétes Davison Smith Ole Britth Dave Alford

Worthington Times lauds Sun improvement and tone

The Indianapolis Sun is praised for improved type and attractive appearance. It is described as fearless in current events coverage and suitable for all readers, with a strong stance against sensationalism. The Worthington Times recommends the Sun to households seeking metropolitan daily news.

Worthington Times Indianapolis Sun THE SUN Indianapolis Metropolitan Daily Paner

Missing Child Case Involving Sullivan and McKee Parents

Judge Leathers learns Irene Sullivan McKee has filed for possession of a child at Lattevttl, with the child seen at a home in Lattevttl. The divorce awarded the father visitation twice weekly. efforts to locate the parents follow the disappearance of the mother and child.

Leathers Irene ‘Sullivan’ Meee Dy Fennel SeKee Shriremit Fittnaye Lattevttl

Prison Term For Alleged Theft Of Prayer Hawk

Lee Alford received a heavy sentence from Judge Alford on Tuesday after being accused of taking a prayer hawk from Joseph Galvin. The judge stated a term of one to three years in the state prison and added that the time would help him dry out. The judge denied any relation to the prisoner.

Lee Alford Joseph Galvin Alford King Priser

Prince Challenges Count in Coburg Duel Rumor

VIENNA rumor says Prince Philip of Coburg may challenge Conn Elemer Long Louise's brother-in-law to a duel after dispute over a telegram made public. In other news, Park Board debated firing William Porter and D H Brown for drinking on duty with winter layoffs looming for most laborers and custodians.

Vienna Prince Philip of Park Park Board Wiliam Porter D. H. Brown

Experts Inspect Canal Water For Purity

Expert bacteriologists Ferguson and Fuller and City engineer Jeup examined the canal Monday afternoon. They surveyed the clouded water but did not disclose any decision about its purity.

Ierguson and Fuller Jeup

Rights and Wrongs Prompt a Wave of Divorces in Marion

Marion county court notes a surge in divorce filings as Ida S Hogan accuses George H Hogan of drunkenness and threats while seeking a restraining order. The case highlights fears for her safety and property. judges grant divorces in related matters, while officials compile 1900 to 1945 divorce statistics to gauge trends.

Hogan Marion County Ida S. Hogan George H. Hogan Warmunave Carter Jidge Allen Katie A. Waldron Thomas J. Waldron Nother Darlahan Tielan

Knox and Harlan in controversy over Knox candidacy

A postmaster official cites a meeting between George L. Knox, a colored independent candidate for Congress, and Levi P. Harlan. Republicans fear Knox is a Democratic decoy intended to weaken Jesse Overstreet. Archibald Young says no payout or emissaries were sent to Knox.

George L. Knox Wittsell Congress Wiliam H. Furniss Knox Levi P. Harlan Furniss George H. Carter Harlan Harlans Home Irvington Nnox Jesse Overstreet Overstreet Archibald Young Ald Wiatick Young

Suit to break will over mother's estate dispute

Ertanda Simon filed suit Tuesday seeking to overturn a 18th century will claiming his mother Ertanda was of unsound mind when she signed it under pressure from sister Flora Mauch. The will left most property to two other siblings Edward L Ollman and Mrs Alina Belle Jessup with 161 acres in Morgan County benefiting Mrs Hauch and Edward Ollman after probate.

Ertanda Simon Washington Jeges Mer Flora Mauch Edward L. Ollman Alina Belle Jessup Edward Oltman

Wilder Talks Up GOP Prospects After Reunion

General John F. Wilder, of Wilder's brigade, returned home from his regiment reunion at Lebanon. A long-time Republican, he expressed confidence in a strong Republican turnout this fall and predicted the state will cast its largest Republican vote in years.

John F. Wilder Wilder Lebanon

Bread Market Theft Charge Leads to Grand Jury

Aliee Brodwick and H. Davideos bound over to the grand jury under $1,006 bond on bread treasury theft charges in police court. Testimony says nightwatchman David von stole woolen goods from Mer rh woolen mills and hid about $20 worth of cloth in his dinner pocket. Brodwick, the house keeper, allegedly received the goods and made clothing. Detectives found pelt coats and alkaline at Davidson's home. Further arrests suspected. investigation ongoing. Bids received for Morris-at bridge. county surveyor Krausmann awaiting contract award. Merrill Moores named Republican election commissioner for the county.

Aliee Brodwick H. Davideos Pollice Court David von Mer Alice Hrodwick Davidson Law Sheen Laws Lancaster Com

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