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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
9
In New Bedford Massachusetts on Friday about 300 strikers clashed with police as they surrounded the Sharpe cotton mill under construction. Officers fired on the crowd wounding several and arresting ten while many others were beaten amid the melee.
U Sibley and co-defendants waived hearing and stood for trial in September. Sibley held on 810,000 bail with heart disease cited by physicians. Other defendants: Taylor Munn Crandall and Howard each held at 1,000. John M. Siegfried posted Sibley bond.
William Pfeiffer owner of the saloon license at North and Brightwood was fined ten dollars plus costs after a police court hearing. Bartender William Schooler paid twenty five dollars and costs. Six men found in the kitchen were discharged while Murphy who runs the saloon was arrested but released after proving he was outside the premises.
In St. Petersburg on August 26 officials report 133,500 cholera cases in Russia with around 100,000 deaths and totals exceeding 240,000, though suspicions grow that authorities minimize the danger. Cholera also breaks out in Vienna.
A fund of 125000 dollars has been subscribed to the Aero Corporation limited for the international aviation meet at Belmont park during mid October. In addition to cash prizes of 50000 dollars, contestants will participate in the net profits of the meet.
City Attorney's opinion supports mayor's control over saloon licenses. Mayor Shank seeks to curb license grants to revoked-saloon operators. John O'Brien faces saloon license revocation proceedings with change of venue and jury trial denied.
Public works board members plan a second cross-town line inspection Saturday after Thursday's probe spanning Twenty ninth street Riverside park to Illinois street and onward to Thirty-fourth street Central avenue. A mayor favored route would run from frail grounds west to Central avenue then south to Twenty-first street and west to Northwestern avenue Clifton street to Riverside park with tracks existing except on Clifton. No route finalized yet for Saturday.
Robert McKellett was arrested Friday by Deputy United States Marshal Rankin on a charge of robbing the post office at Acton. He has been jailed for a week on a minor police charge while postoffice inspectors investigate. The Acton postmaster identified clothes McKellett wore as stolen from his store the same night. An envelope found in McKellett coat pocket matched stamps he carried. His hearing is expected before United States Commissioner C. W. Moores Saturday morning.
A lightning bolt hit the Harbor Springs cottage of Mrs. James Bing ham and her two sons on Thursday night. Telegrams received by Attorney General Bingham Friday report no injuries and only minor damage.
Dr Spencer Whiles travels to St James s Square at the behest of Prince Maya who seeks a medical exam for a side pain. The prince insists on hospitality before diagnosis and recalls their prior meeting at a famed restaurant as the car ride underscores a tense invitation.
A cousin of an emperor arrives at a country clinic on a rural road at midnight covered in dust and vague wounds. In a tense exchange he compliments Western dining while probing the doctor about Inspector Jacks. He hints at health concerns and declares the need for a medical attendant at all times. The scene ends with the proclamation to continue.
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