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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1909

Page

2

Dead in Path of Wind Rips Through Mississippi to Indiana

April 7 report lists multiple tornado fatalities across Mississippi Arkansas Kentucky Indiana and Tennessee. Aberdeen Miss five dead and four injured West Point Miss several killed Murray Ky one killed Cotton Plant Ark several killed Colgrove Ind one killed Pittsburgh Ind two killed. Casualties include bank cashiers Y C McMillan and T C McMillan Jr and three unidentified Black men. Telegraph poles downed and widespread destruction left Aberdeen without power.

Chicago Middle West Mississippi Arkansas Tennessee Kentucky Hanvis Indiana Khghromo Ind Pifttsburg Aberdeen Miss Ilinois Central Pailoard Y. C. M’millan First National Bank T. C. M'Millan McMillan West Point Frell

Chicago Democrats Gain Three Seats in City Council

In Chicago on April 7 voters approved a 167410 to 39410 tax levy for a municipal tuberculosis sanatorium the first of its kind in the United States. Isaac N Powell Republican was elected city treasurer Francis D Connery Democrat won city clerk and thirty six aldermen went to Democrats a net gain of four. Michael Kenna John J Brennan and John Powers were re elected amid a campaign by the municipal voters league.

Tion United States Tisaac N. Powell Republcan Francis D. Connery tHinkydink Michael Kenna John J. Brennan John Powers Municipal Voters’ League

Kreismann Wins St Louis Mayor Election by 9000 Votes

The St Louis Republic reports the Republican city ticket won the mayoralty by about 9000 votes after 227 of 4103 precincts counted. Frederick H. Kreismann led with 31,466 votes while Democrat William Woerner had 3,70 shown, succeeding in unseating incumbent Rolla Weils who has led the city for eight terms.

St. Louis Frederick HH. Kreismann William Woerner Rolla Weils

War veteran naps in show window at Kottermans

Andrew Adams, Civil War veteran, slept on two stacked stools in Kotterman's furniture window at 143 E. Washington Ave during a Tuesday downpour. Clerks assumed he sought shelter until an odd crowd formed. Bicycle police charged him with drunkenness after noticing him asleep.

Andrew Adams Kotterman's Furniture Store Washington Street Adams Kitzmiller and Trimpe

Ten Thousand Dollar Drummer Takes A Bride

E. J. Medbury, a top paid American commercial traveler known as the Ten Thousand Dollar Drummer, married Mrs. Mary Armstrong at the St. Francis hotel in San Francisco. The couple, who had a swift romance, plan a honeymoon trip to the East after the ceremony.

San Francisco E. J. Medbury America St. Francis Hotel Mary Armstrong The St. Francis Mr. Medbury New York East

TOTS BEATEN BY CARDINALS IN LATE INNING FIASCO

In Terre Haute Indiana on April 7 the Tots were holding the Cardinals until Lashbrook entered as pitcher and allowed the late runs in the seventh and eighth innings. Summers, Louisville left hander, fanned four Cardinals in three innings on the mound.

Terre Haute Ind Cardinals Lashbrook Summers Louisville

Art Institute Elects Seven New Directors

At the annual Art Association of Indianapolis meeting at the John Herron Art Institute seven directors were elected for three years: W. C. Bobbs C Coffin J D Forrest Rev Francis H Gavish Mrs Henry Kahn Walter L Milliken and Mrs H E Woodbury. The present board includes Mrs Addison C Harris C N Kendall Hugh McK Landon Carl H Lieber Volney T Malott Meredith Nicholson Ambrose P Stanton Evans Woollen T C Steele Henry Eitel and others. There are 572 members and last year 29 345 people visited the Art Institute.

Art Association of Indianapolis John Herron Art Institute W. C. Bobbs C. ©. Coffin J. D. Forrest Francis H. Gavish Henry Kahn Walter L. Milliken H. E. Woodbury Addison C. Harris C. N. Kendall Hugh McK. Landon Carl H. Lieber Volney T. Malott Meredith Nicholson Ambrose P. Stanton Evans Woollen T. C. Steele Henry Eitel Edward F. Hodges Benjamin Harrison John H. Holliday John N. Carey Art Association

King and Queen Narrowly Escape Auto Collision

In Madrid on Friday the King of Spain and Queen Alfonso XIII avoided a serious crash in a tunnel between the Casa de Campo and the palace. Both cars met in the narrow passage as the queen returned to the palace while the king left it. The king’s car was damaged and they proceeded with calm.

Madrid Spain Alfonso Casa de Campo

Three Die Within Week in One Family Petitions Terrible Pneumonia Wave

In Terre Haute Indiana on April 7 the funeral procession for Crawford Cornwell began to cross into Edgar county. A son Earl died en route from pneumonia just after a brother had perished a week earlier. A sister who nursed them is reported dying from the same disease.

Terre Haute Ind Crawford Cornwell Edgar County Miois Earl

Blackmail Plot Ends in Arrest in Atlanta

Daniel W. Johnson, son of a prominent Atlanta businessman, was arrested by postal inspectors on charges of extorting $50,000 from Asa Candler, Coca Cola head and Atlanta leader. Trapped by a decoy package, Johnson claimed he was controlled by three strangers and provided descriptions of them. Candler planned the sting by placing fake packages at designated spots after masking the true funds.

Atlanta Asa Candler Coca Cola Company South Daniel W. Johnson United States Young Johnson Candler Inman Park Methodist Church Johnson Warden Candler Innan Park Methodist Church Moreland Avenue Annabel Street Walkersley

Girl Accuses Preacher of Fake Marriage in Indiana

Washington Indiana April 7 Miss Bunn Clark daughter of former Mayor Hale Clark and a society leader says she was duped into a marriage contract by Rev E E Davidson pastor of First Christian church She says the minister insists he did not marry her and will not ratify the union She, crippled since birth, traveled from Vincennes to St Louis where she met the minister and claims he proposed a marriage contract noting his status as a gospel minister.

Bunn Clark Hale Clark E. E. Davidson First Christian Church Avall Miss Clark Clark Davidson St. Louis Vincennes

Edward F Hart 72 Dies of Heart Failure at Home

Edward F Hart 72 died of heart failure at his home 318 Douglass Street Tuesday night. Civil War veteran, Irish born, he belonged to the Fenian and Emerald societies and the Ancient Order of Hibernians. He was recording secretary of the Catholic Knights of America, Nov. 22. Funeral at 10 o clock Thursday morning at St. Bridget's Church.

Edward F. Hart Douglass Street

Saloon Referendum Upsets in Indiana Counties

The wets won in Cass and Blackford counties with a 194 and 181 margin respectively. Logansport hosts 64 saloons and a brewery as Indiana battles over dry versus wet controls. Hartford City and Montpelier also voted wet, while two county townships backed the anti saloon league by narrow margins.

Logansport Cass County Indiana Blackford County Hartford City Montpelier

Murat Temple Dance Aims to Fund Patrol Trip

A reception and dance by the Murat Temple Arab Patrol and Nomad band at the German house on Friday raises funds for their Imperial council trip to Louisville. Elias J. Jacoby chairs the reception committee with Walton L. Dynes heading the floor committee.

Murat Temple German House Imperial Council Louisville Elias J. Jacoby Walton L. Dynes

Miller Takes the Oath as District Attorney

Charles W. Miller of Goshen Indiana is acting as United States district attorney for Indiana. Pending documents of appointment by President Taft and Senate confirmation he has been sworn in by Federal Judge A B Anderson and handles district attorney duties. Joseph B Keating has been out of the office since mid March.

Charles W. Miller Goshen Ind United States Indiana Taft United States Senate Miller A. B. Anderson Joseph B. Keating

Revolutionary soldier assassinates shahs commander near Tabriz

Persian dispatches report the assassination of Ain Ed Dowleh, the shah's former grand vizier and commander in chief, by a revolutionary soldier using a bomb near Tabriz. The attack is described as taking place in the region during recent unrest.

St. Petersburg Ain Ed Dowleh Tabriz

Simpleton Epigram Prompts Debate on Women and Men

Mrs. Nancy B. Irving Mills, addressing 200 Social Economics club members, argued women depend on excitement for happiness and development. She claimed men are essential but criticized country men, noting some are unsuitable while stressing women cannot live without men.

Mrs Olive Burbank Celebrates 96th Birthday in Santa Rosa

Santa Rosa Cal April 7 Today Mrs Olive Ross Burbank mother of Luther Burbank will celebrate her ninety sixth birthday Despite her age her mind remains keen as a scientist and her wit endures in her hometown tribute.

Santa Rosa Cal Olive Ross Burbank Luther Burbank

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