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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1909

Page

2

Wreck of Denver & Rio Grande Train Kills Eleven

The Denver & Rio Grande wreck near Monument Colorado leaves eleven dead and forty injured. Engineer Lessig disappeared after the crash and was later found at home in Denver. fireman John Gossage among the six engine men killed. Witnesses include the engineer’s wife who stood in their doorway and rushed to the scene.

Colorado Springs Col Monument E.C. Tannehill Des Moines John Reinhart Carson Lessig Denver John Gossage

Waving Arm Signals Fatal Train Tragedy In Indiana

Fred Downey was badly mangled after being struck by a Lake Erie & Western train in Anderson Indiana. He survived a prior accident in the same yard four years ago, but yesterday his signaling arm failed and 15 cars passed over him before he died at the scene.

Stewards Attend Ninth Annual Convention in Indianapolis

Delegates to the International Stewards' Association begin arriving in Indianapolis for the ninth annual convention. Officers are at the Claypool hotel as the St. Louis and China delegations arrive tonight. On Wednesday a decision will be made on establishing a steward training school at Winona Technical Institute with an estimated $200,000 building cost.

International Stewards’ Association Indianapolis Association Claypool St. Louis Cnica- 80 Winona Technical Institute

Peach Shower for a Couple at Anderson

In Anderson Indiana Mr and Mrs Ernest Abel received a peach themed welcome after their marriage in Georgia. The peach basket story marks the shower hosted by Peter Abel and others with peaches adorning the wedding table as the couple begins life together. Mr Abel is a traveling salesman.

Miss Waterhouse Abel Chickamauga Park Mr. Abel

Ernest Burford Dies Suddenly of Heart Failure

Ernest H. Burford 34 son of William B. Burford of Burford Printing died at his father’s home 1330 N Meridian Street Sunday morning. Death from heart failure triggered by acute indigestion after a Saturday auto ride with J B St Clair. Burford a noted clubman and automobile golf enthusiast, left a wife Rowena New and a 5 year old daughter Elizabeth. siblings out of town. all relatives notified.

Ernest H. Burford William B. Burford The Burford Printing Company Meridian Street Burford J. B. St. Clair Hyder Mr. Burford Rowena New John C. New Elizabeth

Beggar HQs 100000 in US old shanty

Pittsburg August 14 four policemen battled Peter Lebauch an aged hermit during a raid on his hut. Officers uncovered walls and furnishings packed with money a trunk of silver dollars jars of coins and drawers of bundles. In total about 100000 was found and a washboiler held quarters half dollars and dollars.

Pittsburg Peter Lebauch

Court grants absolute divorce in Lawrence case

New York August 1 2 stepladder plot leads to final decree of absolute divorce in favor of Maria J M Lawrence against Dr George A Lawrence. The couple married in Roosevelt hospital in 1936 and separation followed after a stepladder lookout on February 20 1968 observed by cook Anna Tilley at No 10 East Fifty eighth Street.

New York Supreme Court Goff Brs Maria J. M. Lawrence George Alfred Lawrence Lawrences Tost Melvin Palliser Anna Tilley Lawrence No. 10 E. Fifty-eighth Street Ster Union Station East Washington St Union Depot

King Edward 15 Homelike Hotel For The Women

An Indianapolis woman visiting New York should choose the King Edward at Forty seventh street west two blocks from Broadway. Managed by Joan Hood the hotel offers a home like atmosphere with a reception room dining areas writing room and well furnished rooms. Known for courtesy from management and staff it suits theater and shopping outings, highlighting comfortable baths and convenient location.

New York Indianapolis Forty-seventh Street West Broadway Joan Hood New Tift House Buffalo N. Y Royal Hotel Hamilton Canada Mr. Hood Charles McCready Clarence E. Baxter Bell Boys

Rain Breaks Hot Blast on Sunday in Indianapolis

Indianapolis endured a humidistate Sunday with 78 degrees at 7 am. A shower dropped to 73 followed by a sun peak near 88 degrees from 1 to 3 pm. A heavy rain around 4 pm in the east and north parts cooled the city while the south and west saw no rain.

Indianapolis

Kahns Visit New York For Two Week Trip

Mr and Mrs Leo Kahn have left for New York to stay two weeks with plans to return.

Crooks recall Big Tom McAuley amid Fenton vengeance saga

New York detectives recount the murder of Daniel E. Fenton by former ally John McSorley known as Big Tom. McAuley, released five weeks earlier, sought vengeance after a past burglary case that led to Fenton's conviction. He planned to kill Fenton and others before his own death.

New York Underworld Big Tom” McAuley Daniel E. Fenton Middletown N. Y Big Tom Bowery Duggan O'Farrell Fenton Peter J. Christie Newark Charlie Smith Alais Iron Gall Kid Joliet Mosalsky Corrigan Christie Bull Thompson’s Walk Coney Island Hoboken Trenton State Pardon Board Titus Pantillion Mulberry Street

Rivalry Over Funeral Expenses Sparks Dispute in Indiana

Lawrenceburg, Ind. Aug. 16. After the death of Mrs. Barbara Blythe, 80, a dispute arose between Dr. Ralph C. Tilley and Fred Powell over who should pay her funeral costs. Tilley says he agreed to care for her and cover funeral expenses in exchange for her real estate and personal property, while Powell contends she left him all personal property and designated him to conduct the funeral.

Lawrenceburg Ind Barbara Blythe Ralph C. Tilley Fred Powell Powell Blythe

Church Funeral for Mag Adeline E Reid

The funeral of Mrs. Adeline E. Reid was held at the First Baptist church Monday morning. The body arrived from Detroit where she died while visiting her daughter. Mrs. Reid had lived in Indianapolis for 74 years and made her home with her son George Reid at 1321 West Thirtieth Street.

Adeline E. Reid First Baptist Church Reid Detroit Mich Indianapolis George Reid W. Thirtieth Street

Miners at Shelburn Plan Co operative General Store

Shelburn Indiana August 16 A mass meeting of nine local UMWA locals in the Shelburn field voted to organize a cooperative general store. A committee was formed to select stock and five thousand dollars has already been pledged to start the venture.

Shelburn, Ind Auz Shelburn

Republicans Nominate City Ticket in Huntingburg

In Huntingburg Indiana on August 15 the Republican party named a full city ticket led by Mayor C W Schwartz with Alvin Eulenstein as treasurer and David Duffenbach as clerk. Council members listed are Immer Lucas Christ W Rutthar William Reutepohler William Koehler and William H Harris.

Huntingburg Ind C. W. Schwartz Alvin Eulenstein David Duffenbach Immer Lucas Christ W. Rutthar William Reutepohler William Koehler William H. Harris

Trac tion Car Hits Buggy in Montpelier Injuring Four

A traction car in Montpelier struck a buggy carrying Miss Naomi Wright and Miss Lola Addington of Pennville and Merle Smith and Walker Murphy of Albany. The four occupants suffered severe bruises and the buggy was demolished.

Montpelier Ind Naomi Wright Lola Addington Pennville Merle Smith Walker Murphy Albany

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