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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1908
Page
1
Howert and Sarah Thompson sue neighbors Ernest Lang Crawford Palranks Frank Perselut and Terre Maure Brewing Co in the circuit court. They allege Sunday gatherings cause disorder and depreciation of property value, seeking an injunction with Cot Eli Ritter as temperance advocate attorney.
A newly deputized constable, July three months ago, faces assault charges after allegedly attacking Mrs Ayn nie Jatire in Warmancave. Thompson, a painter, was attempting to reform Haughville and inspect a basket carried by Mrs Lange in Berlin when the incident occurred. Judge Whatton adjourned the case until Friday.
A cyclone wrecked five Martinique villages Tivoli Poll Ta Haye Fournfolk and Richulre, leaving homes uprooted and injuries with fatalities. The weather bureau warned of a hurricane headed toward Cuba, likely to recurve toward Florida, as Cuba reported telegraph wires down and ongoing storm damage in Santiago.
A group of youths from Bheibyvile started to see the world on Monday but were halted by patrolmen after being found in the Ble Four railroad yard with a large revolver and a dangerous knife. Clarence McKinney Mr Lewis Seal 7 Bert Busby 17 and Ralph Parris 15 were cited for loitering and carrying concealed weapons. Foresters In Sexalan. Dubuque I. Aux. M. The international convention of Catholic foresters opened here Tuesday with contests for various offices. Robbed Cafe of 303. East Lake City Uriah Aug. 1 The Rio Grande cafe was held up Tuesday morning by two masked men. The robbers secured FN6.
Newer liner ads on the seventh page list positions including two machinists, car repairers, and a general housework girl. Also seeking modern Y-team house for rent, furniture, rooms to rent, and a vendor for sales.
Mrs Lyda Carnahan Leathers wife of Judge Leathers of the superior court is set to play a leading prima donna in Theoprinte of Eiken. Representative Shaw, manager Savage, and Mrs Leathers’ performance in Boston are noted as pivotal for the show’s second season. The decision rests with Mr Leathers who may follow Welen Bertram as the second Indianapolis girl in the production. The role includes solos The song of the cities and The message of the vinters.
One hundred six prospective physicians in Indiana await results from a 10:30 p.m. meeting next Tuesday. The state Medical Board of Registration and Examination will grade 406 July exam applicants and certify those with high enough averages. Many hopefuls may be disappointed.
The United Garment Workers of America annual convention opened in the Claypool assembly room with Judge Stubbs of the juvenile court welcoming attendees in Mayor Rockwalter's absence. He urged unions to care for children, noting every child deserves a warm, better chance at life.
A governor refuses to commit on accepting a Republican vice presidential nomination. The unrest over his stance comes amid questions in a corridor interview as reporters pressed for a direct answer. The governor maintains focus on the presidential race and denies any motive beyond what he sees as right. The scene highlights political tension and questions about loyalty to Roosevelt era politics.
Rome August 1 Pope Pius X swooned while celebrating mass and later faced heart disease in advanced stages. Vatican doctors warned that continuing his duties could endanger his life. Reports note Venetians observing his aging and fatigue, promising prayer as officials consider retirement measures. The Vatican changes include new papal secretary of state and leadership shifts.
Emma Deer fled suit for divorce from Tienry Deer as repeated affectionate calls like Emma, Deer wore on the couple. The question remains if the use of Emma Wolf as a prior or former name reflects a larger reconciliation tension and whether she will revert to Deer or Wolf.
The Sun will publish the opening chapter of its next serial story The Plunderers by C J Sutcliffe Hyne on August 14. The tale unfolds in Fiielda and along the Gulf of Mexico coast, promising strong popular appeal and action.
A perplexing note shows a family under strict probation with eighteen daily warnings per week. A judge expresses concern as a parent requests time and control over the household amid legal oversight.
A clipped weather note describes a cool, fair trend for the Indianapolis region over the next 36 hours ending at 8 p.m. Aug. 12. Morning temperatures around 62 rising to 73 by afternoon, with generally fair conditions across Indiana and nearby areas.
J H Stem announces plan to subdivide Meridian Heights into small lots with potential sale and development. Residents expect changes in property values and neighborhood layout as proposals move forward.
Police Patrol Driver Joe Steinruck is injured as horses racing past Hornbrook's drug store in EL Washington Street crash into a telephone pole. Capt. Hyland escapes injury. horse returned to owners and patrol wagon awaits repairs. Witnesses describe the incident as chaotic with a new horse reins attached to the wagon.
Report from the Doukhobor settlement notes women joining Sophia Storbolom who began a journey to Christ but were forced home by husbands who beat them with whips. Some women, if last seen, were stark naked. New Planoa 8% and tp Wuischner's Cat at Stegemier Bros, 2 N. linea.
In Idaho Springs on August 1, Cheritt Sidlwre reports that miners, led by local figures including Mayor and other officials, confronted the Citizens' League after a clash at a social event. The incident followed the dismissal of several leaders and arrests related to the unrest, with law enforcement attempting to restore order amid tensions within the mining community.
A chaotic report shows a low bid of 31 443.50 for the Indiana World’s Fair Building while the commission weighs bids and responsibilities. The narrative mentions several firms, names, and proceedings, with references to a committee chair and city officials deciding the winning contractor amid confusing details.
In a tense meeting residents discuss a plan to build a sanitarium on a local property. Some oppose, calling the price steep and warning of neighborhood disruption, while others urge a calm, philosophical stance and emphasize individual rights in this free country.
Lieutenant H Tyndall refused a staff appointment masking a planned move to fill Capt Calton’s vacancy. The state artillery commander Maj Stephenson and senior lieutenants argued over promotions, but Tyndall’s stance prevented a potential battery shakeup and eased tensions at the Monday meeting.
Vague discussions reveal how the Citizens League shapes candidate alignments and voter intentions. Staff questions candidates and party lines, probing positions on education taxes and local governance to gauge support for past actions and future plans.
At the Powers murder trial in Frankfort Kentucky Judge orders Henry Youtsey moved from prison to Georgetown for Wednesday session. Prosecutor Franklin seeks immediate appearance as John A Black, banker of Barbourville, testifies about a Powers plan to bring the Mountain Artsy to intimidate the legislature.
In Indiana near Mount Vernon Feldbusch confronted Marshal Williams over an adultery warrant. A gunfight ensued at midnight. Feldbusch was mortally wounded in the stomach after exchanging shots from a Winchester. Coroners may exonerate the marshal. Also reported Bennett Bennath, head of Bennett Sloan and Co, killed in Idaho when a wagon overturned.
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