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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1910

Page

5

Indiana Fence of Auto Thieves Detroit Idea Holds Bill for Purchase

Detroit police expose an organized auto theft network as Victor Schiesinger reports his car stolen then found altered in Terre Haute Indiana. Dr J E Elliot of Terre Haute owned the recovered machine and produced a bill of sale and agency guarantee. Elliot offered to aid police to locate the fence and suspects the selling agency may reimburse him.

Detroit Mich Victor Schiesinger Terre Haute Ind Middle West Schlesinger

Leonard B Clore Named Head Of New England States Exposition

Franklin Ind Aug 13 Leonard B Clore appointed general manager of the New England States corn exposition to be held in Worcester Mass in November Clore known as the Corn King for prize winning ability against world competition

Franklin Ind Leonard B. Clore Worcester Mass Clare

Yeggmen Blow Safe And Get $400 Stamps

Yegg men blew open the Aurora post office safe last night and took about $10% in stamps and $350 in cash. They did not blow the cash box, possibly scared off or avoiding alarms. An inspector was on scene Friday and several locals are under suspicion.

Lawrenceburg Ind Aurora

Woods Ferry Station Bid Denied by Indiana Railroad Board

Bloomington Aug 13 The Indiana railroad commission refused the Woods Ferry station on the Indianapolis Southern line. The proposed station would cost 60 000 but Judge McClure ruled the demand too light to justify the railroad company’s expenditure.

Bloomington Ind Woods Ferry Indianapolis Southern Indiana Railroad Commission McClure

Snake kills fish after unusual serpent display

Huntington Ind August 13 A snake caught a four inch catfish Friday. Emanuel Wirt observed the snake whirling in the water with its head just above the surface. The creature swam toward shore and was killed on impact, meeting a violent death.

Huntington Ind Emanuel Wirt

Babe Eats Pills and Death Near Bloomington

Aug 13. John Woodward three year old, son of Claude Woodward, nearly died after eating a small box of pills found Friday. He became deathly sick. his mother gave sweet milk and a physician used a stomach pump, likely saving his life.

Bloomington And John Claude Woodward

Fins farmer found dead along road track near Washington

John Nall, 45, a farmer from Washington, missing two days, was found dead Saturday morning along the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern railroad track. Authorities believe he was struck by a train while ill and attempt to identify the injuries. Local officials described the scene as difficult to confirm due to the condition of the body.

Washington Ind John Nall Farmer

Outwits Railroad and Court by Night

O P Crim county treasurer and Indiana ice and dairy company president outran officers to tunnel under Big Four tracks and lay a steam line to the new city high school, despite rail company opposition and an injunction attempt. Crim and men completed the line before dawn, keeping details hidden from the public and process servers.

New City High School Crim

Train Hits Auto and Three Die in Indiana Crash

Three are dead and three injured when a Chicago & Erie fast train struck an automobile near Rochester Indiana. Victims include Charles Lambert 40 chauffeur and Miss Anna Wagner 19 Indianapolis. Mrs John Eckert and Mrs Kelp and one more passenger also injured. The driver attempted to stop as crossing was blocked by an embankment.

the Sun Rochester Ind Chicago & Erie John G. Kelp Columbia Brewery Charles Lambert Logansport John Eckert Anna Wagner Union Street Indianapolis Lambert Lake Manitou Miss Wagner Peter Wagner Central Union Telephone Company

Battle Ground Camp Elects Officers

Lafayette. Ind. August 13 W P Mc Winsie of Indianapolis was elected president emeritus of the Battle ground camp meeting association. George W Switzer of Lafayette was elected president Rev Aaron Wood of Lafayette vice president W E McKenzie of Crawfordsville secretary and George F Keiper of Lafayette treasurer.

Lafayette Ind W. P. McWinsie Indianapolis Battle Ground Camp Meeting Association George W. Switzer Aaron Wood W. E. MclKenzie Crawfordsville George F. Keiper

Mc Gregor To Receive Double Pension On Retirement

Columbus Ind August 13 James Mc Gregor a Pennsylvania engineer will retire on account of age and be pensioned on September 1 He is a civil war pensioner who joined the company in 1853 and has lost only four days in the last two years despite his advanced age.

Columbus Ind James Mc Gregor Pennsylvania

Franklin College fills two chairs and hires staff

Franklin Indiana reports Prof Frederick H. Hodge of Parson College Fairfield Iowa has accepted the mathematics chair at Franklin College succeeding Prof Rebecca Thompson who resigned. Mrs Emma R. Landis will be the new matron of the women’s dormitory.

Franklin, Ind Frederick H. Hodge Parson College Fairfield Franklin College Rebecca Thompson Emma R. Landis

Scottsburg Check Worker Caught in Fraud Case

Walter Neal of Terre Haute alias A L Manning, alleged to cash a 490 dollar fake check at Scottsburg State Bank, was captured at French Lick and transported by Detective Webster. Neal, 23, is described as a fine looking man.

Scottsburg Ind Walter Neal Tere Haute A. L. Manning

Taft Threatened by Forest Fires Across Four Idaho Towns

Wallace Idaho Aug 13 Four towns Taft Wallace Mullen Murray face possible destruction as forest fires rage through the Couer dAlene district. Every available man has been ordered out to sight the flames and protect property.

Taft Wallace Idaho Mullen Murray Couer d'Alene

Youthful Pair Wed After Difficulties

In Kokomo Indiana on August 13 a 17 year old girl Blanche Galloway wed 19 year old Robert Borrowman after failing to obtain a license at Lawrenceburg. They eloped to Robinson Newfoundland and were married with plans to keep the union secret for a year until the groom finished school. The girl was a guest of her aunt Mrs John Bonald in Vincennes and had been ordered to return home.

Kokomo Ind Lawrenceburg Blanche Galloway Robert Borrowman George Borrowman Board of Works Vincennes Robinson, NL John Bonald

Ft. Wayne Priests Elect Officers

At the biennial Ft. Wayne diocese conference in South Bend Indiana this week officers were elected Rev J R Quinlin Ft Wayne president William Smyth Muncie vice president Rev M J Byrne Lafayette secretary Rev J H ootha Avilla treasurer

South Bend Ind Ft. Wayne J. R. Quinlin William Smyth Muncie M. J. Bryne Lafayette J. Hootha Avilla

Amanda Tracy Declared Insane Over Hallucinated Flirts

Special to The Sun from Columbus Indiana reports Miss Amanda Tracy, 45, was declared insane on Friday after claiming she was haunted by men who wanted to make a white slave of her and were always following her and trying to flirt.

Columbus Ind Amanda Tracy

Wronged wife triggers arrest of Kokomo man and wife

In Kokomo Indiana a wronged wife instigated the arrest of John W Flick and Mrs Birdie Perkins who have been living as spouses since June in Tiffin Ohio. Both pleaded guilty before the court and are held for further investigation. The injured wife and daughter Emma await news at a Tiffin hotel. Flick recently resigned from a church trustees board.

Kokomo Ind John W. Flick Birdie Perkins Tiffin Flick Emma United Brethren Church

White Dove Sits on Hotel Guest in Indiana

In Logansport Indiana on August 13 a white dove flew into the Barnett hotel and perched on the shoulder of W H Harrison a proprietor. The newspaper notes the dove is a fixture as a pet and enjoys perching on guests shoulders.

Logansport Ind W. H. Harrison Barnett Hotel

Purse Found In Buttermilk Bucket At Baldridge Place

In Princeton Tud Aug 13 report P BR Baldridge bought a gallon of buttermilk on Friday and found a pocketbook tucked at the bottom of the bucket containing $23. The discovery occurred while the customer enjoyed the beverage and sun.

Princeton Tud

Norton suit seeks support from Clifford grain dealer

Mrs Effie A Norton of Indianapolis sues her husband Julan P Norton a wealthy grain dealer of Clifford for 1000 dollars for support and a suit for permanent support which she recently filed is tried in Columbus Indiana on August 13.

Columbus Ind Effie A. Norton Indianapolis Julan P. Norton Clifford

Misfortune strikes Columbus woman as burglars burn home

On August 13 Mrs. Otis Judd was at a doctor's office having eye treatment when burglars looted her Columbus residence and set it ablaze destroying household goods. Her eyes were damaged by a vermin exterminator she had been using.

Columbus Otis Judd

Irate farmer hurls ax into automobile

In Washington Indiana on Friday Robert Hart a farmer hurled an ax at a passing auto party. The weapon smashed the windshield and brass trim, killing the farmer’s dog and injuring no one. Passengers Jesse Modrell Evansville Robert Irvin Vincennes C W Smith and Henry S Leisch were frightened by the incident gathered near the wrecked car. The auto was traveling about 15 miles per hour as it slowed to pass.

Sun Washington Ind Robert Hart Farmer Frank B. Fornwald Jesse Modrell Robert Irvin Evansville C. W. Smith Henry S. Leisch Vincennes Hart

Sheridan Sends Two to Panama Canal

Sheridan Ind Aug 1 Grayson Brightmire and Howardox prepare for Panama service next week Brightmire as timekeeper and ox as surveyor for Uncle Sam on the big canal

Sheridan Sun Ind Grayson Brightmire Howardox Panama Brightmire Uncle Sam

Flour Mill Burns in Rochester Fire Loss Reported

The Anchor flouring mill burned Friday in Rochester Indiana causing about $15,000 in property damage. Local fire crews battled the blaze as investigators sought the cause and scope of the damage to the facility serving regional grain supply needs.

Rochester Ind

Colored man dies under train wheels in Greensburg

Special to The Sum. Greensburg Indiana August 13 Rufus Goins a colored man from a pass lock found on him was killed Friday while attempting to board a Big Four freight train His body was cut in two as he slipped beneath the wheels

Greensburg Ind Rufus Goins

Freights Meet in Head End Collision at Bedford

Two extra freight trains collided head on in Bedford Indiana Friday. The crews leapt to safety as engines and several cars were wrecked. Authorities blamed the mishap on miscommunication and defective signaling as rescue teams assessed the damage.

Bedford Ind

Brush Runabout Drives 2500 Miles by 9YearOld Louie

The Abernathy brothers aged 9 and 11 drove a Brush runabout from New York to Oklahoma City covering 2,500 miles. Louie handled the car solo, steering with one hand while horn blowing with the other, proving Brush simplicity, easy riding, and low operating cost. Car advertised at $485, pitched as ideal for business or pleasure and cheaper than horse or fare.

Abernathy Oklahoma City New York Colonel Roosevelt Southwest Louie Temple New York City Louis Abernathy Brush

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Indiana Detroit Idea Police Leonard Clore New England Snake Man Babe Fins Farmer John E. Kelp Agnes Eckert Carl Booher Battle Ground Gregor Ohio Sax White Dove Guest Machine Teddy United States R. F. D. Carrier Brush Runabout Company Detroit, Michigan Indianapolis Automobile CO W. Maryland St Indianapolis and Vicinity
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