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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
9
In a tense parlor scene Rand pleads with his son George to stand by him as secrets unravel. The old man reveals a hidden paternity and a web of debts, urging endurance and urging George to protect Hannock’s future. A dramatic confession deepens the family rift as danger and duty loom.
A London detective reported to Mrs James Stevenson that Jack McLoughlin, once linked to a Transvaal murder, had been captured in Australia and brought back for trial. Stevenson and McLoughlin, North Staffordshire Regiment deserters, were involved in a Pretoria Station robbery. Stevenson testified against McLoughlin, who killed Stevenson in South Africa and was sentenced to death.
A fraud order against Dr B F Bye of this district was revoked. The order, issued in August, had barred use of the facility for business purposes. The case involved Bye-ines and related sanitarium operations during that period.
Delaware, April 28, Ohio Wesleyan University students burned derbies in a campus bonfire after Pan Hellenic Society meeting. They banned headgear for the rest of the school year, marched to Monnett hall, and set fires on streets prompting police and fire crews to quell disturbances.
In Youngstown Ohio on April 28 a constable executing a writ of replevin seized a hot cooking stove at a boarding house. As supper cooked, the stove and a partially prepared meal were removed while boarders protested, the officer firing a revolver to hold them back as the stove was loaded onto a wagon.
Mrs Emma Youts accuses Police Officer Fred Youts of choking her and smashing dishes. She forgave him then. even torn shirt waists and reconciliations followed. On her birthday he said she was not swell enough to stroll in the park, breaking her heart and leaving divorce as the relief.
In Bellefontaine Ohio on Wednesday a head on collision between a passenger car and an express car near Huntsville injured motorman Harry Veith. His injuries were not fatal as the express car was backing into a siding when struck.
A letter from young men calling themselves the Canned Boys claims they were fired for attending a ball game. Employed by a coffin company, they quit at noon on opening day and were told to attend games freely the next day. Mayor Schwab cannot act officially but shares fan frustration.
Professor Frederick Turner of Wisconsin University history department will address city teachers at Caleb Mills hall Saturday morning. His topic is the Making of the Upland South.
The John Herron Art Institute displays carbon photos of old masters' works for study. Divided by painting schools, the exhibit aims for wide public interest near the Saint Gaudens show. William Forsythe will lecture Saturdays at 3 30 on The Old Masters while the exhibit runs in the city. Supt. C ll of the city schools notes the event.
New York records Mrs. Ruby Hanna, blind and deaf, weeping on Washington Avenue as the 8. P. C. A. takes most of her cats. Only five remain as neighbors note her bond with the pets saved from a harsh fate. She recalls giving to others and keeping the animals close despite hardship.
About 50 000 to 60 000 Baltimore and Ohio railroad employees learned Wednesday their wages would rise by 6 percent, effective April 1, for those earning no more than 200 dollars a month. Engineers firemen conductors trainmen yardmen and telegraphers are excluded under an existing agreement.
A rare 2000 year old Neith bronze statue, about 16 inches tall and valued at 1500 dollars, was stolen from the Metropolitan Museum of Art and later found at a Bowery pawnshop where it had been hocked for 50 cents.
In Rochester New Jersey on April 28, George E. Byers sued Dr. Frank W. Cady claiming negligent dental care caused his five year old daughter's jaw fracture. The supreme court awarded Byers six thousand dollars against Dr. Cady. a dentist in his employ extracted the tooth and caused the injury.
The incident in Butte Montana on April 28 claimed the lives of Frank Barry and Percy Hoveychurch two boys who were electrocuted while handling a power wire.
Bermuda residents discuss a possible comet impact after a day of ink rain and a black deluge that flooded water tanks. scientists weigh atmospheric effects and a passing meteor as filters uncover volcanic-looking sediment while officials seek answers from Cambridge. Edith May Conyers and Harry Saigne wed in St Johns church with British and American guests.
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