Cardinal Gibbons In L Rome Aug Card Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore was reported ill with internal troubles and improved by Saturday morning after a restless night. In Chicago a jewel theft of $1,200 from Louis Lapiner’s home was attributed to a likely Negro burglar. At a La Crosse funeral the floor collapsed, sending about 39 people to the cellar. one seriously hurt. New Castle notes funding for a county courthouse addition of $18,000. The United Garment Workers of America plan their annual convention, with discussions on moving headquarters from New York and Milwaukee’s bid to host next year’s event.
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Rome
Cardinal Gibbeny
Baltimore
Lapiner
Chicago
Aug
Midas
Louis Lapiner
Gerald Lapiner
Painese Ville
LA Crosse
Wis
Ang
Ernest EL Kanif
United Karment Workers of America
York City
Taypool
Milwaukee
Four Prisoners Escape From Columbus Jail
Four inmates led by Harmon escaped from the county jail in Columbus by sawing bathroom bars on Saturday morning. They included Lewin Harmon, Otis Keller, Robert Shim et, and Lewis Eyling, all awaiting or sentenced for violent crimes. The escape triggered a citywide manhunt as authorities pursued the quartet who fled toward Denison Texas after the break.
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Columbus
Lewin Hibmon
Otis Keller
Robert ShiMet
Lewis Eyling
Harmon
Kil
Teilow
Denison Tex
Panic as mice halt interurban car in Paul Minnesota
Four white mice were carried in a paper sack by a boy on an interurban car between St Paul and Minneapolis. The sight caused panic among women who climbed seats while the boy released three mice. The conductor and two men with brooms chased them away. ten cars were delayed before service resumed.
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Paul
Minn
Minenapolis
Min-neapolis
Citizens Object to Through Traction Service in Richmond
Citizens oppose a through service scheme between this city and Indianapolis. They argue Main Street’s barrier under the C&E hedge is a sharp grade. traction cars would worsen street lengthening. Property holders object to changes. rail crossing raises and electrical line costs are debated, with estimated expenses around $1590 plus further arrangements.
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Hichmond
St. Aug
Traction Company
Indianapolis
Main St
Milking and unrest on local farms involving Eddleman and Garher
A report details conflict among Abraham Eddleman and Chas Eddleman with Rory Tadfig Gari fairymen on several farms. An Eddleman is under arrest for malicious trespass and alleged milking of Garher’s cows. Earlier disputes involved Middleman allowing Canadian Hylation on property, but that case faded.
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Abraham
Chas
Eddleman
Rory
Tadfig
Gari
Middleman
Hant Garher
Antisaloon Remonstrance Fails in Small Indiana Ward
In Ellwood Indiana Aug 9 1910 the county commissioners grant a saloon license to Charles Payne the sole saloonkeeper in Brennd ward after a blanket remonstrance fails. Sidney Bronet heads the anti crime movement and lacks enough signers due to time constraints. Observers say the defeat may help saloon interests and guide future remonstrances as a lone example where blanket remonstrance failed.
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Ellwood
Ind
Antime League
Charles Payne
Brennd
Sidney Bronet
Ncame
Back Taxes Probe Ties Brattleboro Trio to $40,000 Find
Investigators trace back taxes owed by Marshall Wilder George Wider and Are Or B Clapp of Brattleboro Vermont. Debts total about 40 000 with 15 000 to the city. After Wilder’s death his brother George Wilder inherited and then left all to nephew Arca dre Clapp who acts as executor. No settlement yet as efforts to property recovery continue.
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Shelbyville
Marshall Wilder
George Wider
B. Clapp
Brattleboro
Marat Wilter
George Wilder
Arcadre Clapp
Clapp
Xerty
Woman Arrested in Danville Mob Incident
Sheriff Whitlock arrested Besse Arnstrong in Danville on a Friday. She has been identified as the woman who mounted a wagon near the jail livery stable on the evening of July and urged the mob to shoot the sheriff during the jail attack.
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Danville
Tih
o-Besse Arnstrong
Whitlock
Impure Water Triggers Strike at Royer Wheel Works
In Aurora Indiana workers at Royer wheel works walk out claiming impure drinking water has sickened several employees. They notify We Henry the local health officer. The report also notes a baseball game where People's Win Teopie's outfitting team defeated Feeney furniture 16 to 5 with batteries Walin and Milter for People's Conins and McCarty Feenry's.
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Aurora
Ind
Royer Wheel Works
Henry
People's
Teopie
Outfitting Company
Feeney Furniture Company
Batteries
Walin and
Milter
People's Coneins
McCarty
Feenry's
Amusements at Fair Bank Feature Night Program
A cool Friday night drew a large audience to Fair Bank with a strong band program featuring heavier instruments and solid brass tones. Mme Sapineky and Tigene Cowles impressed audiences, with a matinee planned for Saturday and the vocal feature concluding the show. The Heck Shows and Herk's combined acts drew fair attendance, while the overall program remained steady and traditional.
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Fair Bank
Mme. Sapineky
Wall falls on him injuring Delaware and South streets laborer
Ralph Brassey a laborer working at the corner of Delaware and South streets was crushed by a wall Saturday morning. He was severely bruised but not critically hurt and taken to St Vincent's hospital. Also noted are events from Washington and Neillson Wisconsin including a deadly family dispute and a man dying in jail from wounds.
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Hariien
George Geyer
Columbus
Otto Cleveland
Ed Greenlee
Miler Wilingford
Ralph Brassey
Delaware and
Southats
St. Vincent's Hospital
Neillson Wis
Galiliele Bebutz
Patrick Leyden
Leyden
Schuls
Indianapolis Bank of Trade annual report details
Board of Trade report notes the Indianapolis Bank of Trade annual findings. Friday totals show receipts of 50674.67 with disbursements 1458.58 and a balance of 6608.07 including mortuary fund. Bank clearings set records and grain car inspections profits exceed last year. Eight regular and six special members are listed.
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Board of Trade
Indianapolis Bank of Trade
Fire destroys covingtor and 14 horses in blaze
A large fire at a Covington establishment killed one undertaker and 14 horses. Cincinnati and port authorities battled flames that consumed the bar area and caused heavy smoke. Several residents, including Henry Glindmeysr and Joe eight children, were affected as crews fought the blaze and then extinguished remaining hotspots.
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Arstiey
Ain
Henry Glindmeysr
Fone
M Joe
Cincinnati
Port
Wwfor
Juhi Katker
Joe Deph Marthe
Weick
Rte
Tangers
Undertaking & Comanners
sMpuEy
Tailored trousers offered at half yearly sale
A store invites customers to place orders for independent trousers or suit trousers, offering custom fitting from a wide range of patterns. Fabrics range from 25.00 to 80.00, with a twice a year opportunity that won't recur for six months.
Spain and France May Form Alliance
Fragmentary report suggests talks between Spain and France about forming an alliance. The text mentions a meeting or discussion, with unclear details, and references to possible leaders or negotiators and a formal framing of the alliance.
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Spain
France
Madrid
Teor Park
Intial Test Of Flying Machine Meeting Postponed
Fragmented note describes early tests of a flying machine and a postponed Marion county federation meeting. The text mentions printing standards and pricing, with references to W. D. Pratt and Century Bhs. No clear dates or places are fully readable.
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Marion County Federation of
Vathalir Sor Cletios
W. D. Pratt
Wanted Help Classified Notice at The Sun Office
An old classified notice advertises free use of words under Wanted Male Help Wanted Female Help and related terms. Call The Bun office at 121 and 1231 or New phouse, old pheite, Mali 860 for details.
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BUN
Mali
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