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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1908

Page

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Doubtful Finish Looms In Reliance Shamrock Race

Rough seas and high winds off Highlands New Jersey threaten to force postponement as Reliance and Shamrock III fight for time limits. Early reports note a northeast storm and strong 20 knot gusts, with Bir Thomas hopeful for America’s Cup progress if conditions hold.

Highlands N. J Shamrock Shamroek III Reliance Bir Thomas All England Jersey Qs Salts

Contest Bulletin From New Jersey Yacht Race

Bulletins detail the Aug 81 contest in Tagnlands New Jersey. Weather and sea conditions slow progress as Reliance pulls ahead. By mid race Reliance leads by a mile with wind light and finish time uncertain.

Tagnlands N. J Une Ath Bart Reliance UU Wild Reliance Port Tark Wireless Ya Reliance

Taylor in Europe returns shaping Indiana guberna torial bid

William J Taylor comes back from Europe with plans for a gubernatorial campaign. He is joined by lobbyist John J Cockrum of Lake Erie & Western railroad. The effort centers in the northern half of the state with other candidates named from Lafayette Marion Fort Wayne and Evansville. Local postmasters and allies align for Taylor as Headen’s group and Fairbanks backers push support. Taylor previously avoided declaring his aim but will likely announce on his return.

Willam L. Farlor Indianapolis Taylor Frankany Lafayette George A. HH. Shideter Hor Shideter Marion Lenton WL Gilbert Fort Wayne Nion Bauenrdfant Whachester Heinenway Evansyde Offier Hemenway Atne Fairbanks Payton Europe

Colored Girl Fights Shot Incident At Parker's Saloon

William Howard attempted a second shooting at Robert Brown in Parker's saloon on Indicat-ave. The first shot missed. Brown grabb ed the revolver and the trigger went down on his thumb, saving his life. Howard was arrested after a struggle over a girl.

Indicat-ave Wiliam Howard Robert Brown Parker Howard Brown

Strategy Used to Capture an Insane Man Hindman

Artful plan to seize Soran Hindman, a 3 percent insane man, involved boarding at Ed Chastain's home and using an attendant from the Odd Fellows judge. After a violent episode, the attendant and residents staged a card game to lure patrolmen who arrested the group on a pretext of flagrant card playing on Sunday.

Soran Hindman Hindman Ed Chastain Hazelst Odd Fellows

Man with Wool Yard Dreams Threatens Attendant

An employee of Adld engine works claimed ownership of extensive wool yards in southern Indiana and plotted to secure contracts from various firms. He spoke of building three wheeled engines for delivery and threatened to throw an attendant out or behead him with an ax if obstructed.

Adld& Engine Works Indiana Tie

Widener Elkins Buy New York Gas Stock Stimulates Brokers

Local brokers hail the Widener Elkins syndicate purchase of New York gas and electric light stocks. The group backs the Traction and Terminal and Union traction firms and holds interests in Ohio tractions. The move signals money backing and suggests the syndicate has recovered from past embarrassment, per Newark coverage.

Widener-Elkins NEW York Gas New York Widener-Elting Widener-Elkins Syndicate Indianapolis Street Railway Company The Traction and Terminal Company Union Traction Company Ohio Trace Fions

Cold Noses In Style As Weekend Weather Turns Cold

The article notes a sudden temperature drop from Friday night through Sunday morning making for unusually cold air. Open car riders shivered as collars were tightened and many wore heavier clothing. Experts say a warm wave is moving east from the west with little rain expected, and Monday relief may come.

Imidale Birthe

Weather Forecast for Indianapolis and Vicinity

Forecast for Indianapolis and surrounding area for 36 hours ending 8 p m on September 1. Fair conditions with warmer temperatures tonight and Tuesday. Expected 7 am 60, noon 65, 2 pm 67. Winds variable. Indiana and adjacent states also fair and warmer.

Indianapolis Indiana

Keevil kills wife then takes own life in mystery

In St Louis on Aug 3 Harry F Keevil shot and killed Annie Schneer, a 21 year old servant, then died by suicide Monday after visiting a Carundo ic home for coffee. They had secretly married at St Charles on July 2. No motive given.

ST. Louis Keevil Harry F Annie Schneer Carundoic St. Charles

Six Foot Rattler Captured in Pennsylvania for Museum

State geologist Biatchles examines a six foot rattler from Pennsylvania, 22 rattles and a 13 year age indicated by a button. G W Cox of Petersburg Indiana captured the snake, planned to stuff the hide for the state museum as the Ohio River bridge and ferry company takes possession of a new bridge at Evansville. The American mechanical engineers convene here Tuesday to discuss a frat car crossing and a bridge opening to traffic.

Biatchles Pennsylvania G. W. Cox Petersburg Ind State Museum Marietta Ohio Rvver Bridge and Ferry Company Evanaville Evanbville Ohio Américan Bridge Company

Millionaires Indicted in Newark Rail Tragedy

Indicted Newark North Verney street railway officials and employees charged with manslaughter for the Lackawanna collision that killed nine school girls. Seven of the accused are millionaires. Names include Alexander Gasset, John D Crimmins, Edward F C Young, Dr Leslie B Ward, Elisha B Gaddis and J Roosevelt Shanley. Relates to Chief Justice Gummere and Justices Van Sicklen and Dixon.

Newark North Verney Street Railway Company Coliston Lackawanna Gummere van Sickfen Dixon Alexander 4. Casset John D. Crimmins Edward F.C. Young Leslie

SQUADRON Will Continue to the Shores of Turkey

The state department stated there is no truth to a Constantinople message claiming Minister Lelshman sought recall of the American squadron. The department does not intend to fight for a change of the facts of the program. Bey Calls on Hay reports Chebik Bey had a long talk with Secretary Hay, but details were not released. Secretary Hay then met with Acting secretary at the Navy Darling.

Washington State Department Constantinople Lelshman

Roosevelt hosts eight visitors at Oyster Bay home

At Oyster Bay New York August dinner hosted by the president included eight visitors. Notable attendees were Hon Jon McMackin state labor commissioner of New York and editor James Martin of the New York Tribune. Other guests included Col A J Fleming and Dr Carlow Martin.

Ays UR Bay N.Y Kenry Instein Ervin Wardmat New York Press Alvert @haw Review of Reviews Lincoln Stefferns Col A. J. Fleming Hraymer James Martin New York Tribune Carlow Martin Dunder Scotland Col Fleming Braymer Comet

Mexican desperado Valenzuela shot by rurales near Nogales

Tucson Aug 3. Fernando Valenzuela a Mexican desperado blamed for murders on American and Mexican highways was captured Sunday near Nogales. Mexican rurales commander deemed justice slow and had soldiers execute him against a prison wall.

Tucson Alt Fernando Valenza Nogales Valenzuela

Mayor R L Boyle of Indianapolis Mystery

A Spokane Spokesman Review item asserts R L Boyle is mayor of Indianapolis, unclear how this happened. It mentions a copper mining company in Ferry County Washington and lists R J Boste as a corporator, while noting Charles A Bookwalter is mayor of the town at press time.

R. 1. Boyle Spokane Wash Spokesman Review Indianapolis Weller Ferry County R. J. Boste Boste Hyew New Jersey Charles A. Bookwalter

Difference in Price Over Steel Rails Sought in Suit

Isaac Josephson company of Cincinnati sues Indiana, Columbus and Southern Traction for damages in a U S circuit court claim of 2518.75 dollars plus 1000 dollars, alleging breach of contract for steel rails and an angle bar at five dollars per ton. The rails were to be replaced in May and June but were diverted to extend lines toward Columbus and later sold to others at higher market cost.

Steel Trust Isaac Josephson Company Cincinnati United States Indianapoli, Columbus & Southern Traction Company Traction Company Columbus Traction

Ten Old Veterans Reunite Near Indianapolis

A reunion of ten old veterans from Company K, Eleventh Indiana Volunteers, drew family members from multiple generations near Indianapolis on a wintry Sunday. Postmaster McGinnis attended, and he predicted meeting at Pickles near Oakland next year. He recalled staples named Apples Pickles and Hlams as memorable within their regiment and joked about preventing gangrene.

Arord Ripple Company K Eleventh Indiana Volunteers Indianapolis McGinnis Oakland

Flower thief arrested in Sanford charged with plant theft

Sanford Tribby Harmoniet was arrested Sunday and charged with stealing ferns and plants from porches. He faced three days in jail and a five dollar fine plus costs in police court after testimony showed he was seen with two women and taking porch furnishings. Missing items including ham mocks were found at his home, identified by neighbors in the neighborhood.

Sanford Tribby Harmoniet Monapy Ana Hitnd

Two families escape cremation in fire at Rutland Ave home

Fire at 185 Rutland Avenue in a double house forced W A Johnson and W C Singler and their families to flee in night garments. Johnson's quick actions and a delayed response by a distant fire crew saved the rear of the house while the slate roof burned. Johnson estimates damage to the kitchen and back portion, and notes a stove left burning overnight may have caused the blaze. Johnson is fully insured for 8320.

Johnson Sinster Ashland Ave W. A. Jonson Rutland Ave Ale W. C. Singler Singler Jubyson Thinki Uy India Kitchen Ire

J Keach Declines Prognostications On Election Outlook

Interview with J Keach reveals no forecast on election results or prohibitionist impact. He states he cannot tailor newspaper content, aims to perfect his organization, and expresses optimism and enjoyment in the process without naming foreseen outcomes.

Chicago a city of men and boys study notes imbalance

Health department findings show Chicago has more males than females, with 5.3 percent more men than women in 29 years, while New York trails with higher female excess. Philadelphia and Boston lead in eastern male shortfall and higher male death rates, prompting questions about life in eastern cities versus Chicago.

New York Chicsen Health Department United States Chicago Philadelphia Boston Phiadelphia Ciites

Tramps Burned To Death In Boxcar Fire

Two men believed to be tramps died in a boxcar fire at the Samuel H. Taft lumber yards in Cincinnati on Monday. A reported $10,000 blaze gutted the yard area as investigators began work amid debris and charred remains. Local authorities labeled the incident a fatal accident with unclear motive as rescue crews battled the flames.

Cincinnati Samuel H. Taft Lumber ‘Company

More Entries For Horse Show Add Local Interest

Dr C DeGarmo Gray, business manager of the horse show, returns from Chicago with one fare rail rates and promising prospects for the week. Notable entrants include Will J Davis with Crown Point breeding farm ties and M H Tishner contracts with Moore brothers studies. Others like John Boluan Louis Newgrose and H P Craine join, blue ribbon winners cited. A merchandise selling school opens in Gray's Claypool office Tuesday led by area department heads. Window trimming contests draw merchants eager for prize pointers.

Dr. C. DeGarmo Gray Chicago Dr. Gray Will J. Davis Jessie Bartlett Davis Crown Point Healy M. H. Tishner Mr. Tishner Moore Brothers New York John Bolu Busness

Brunaugh's Son Dead After Typhoid Illness

James Laycock Brunaugh, son of Harry Brunaugh the mayor's assistant, died Monday morning after three weeks of typhoid fever illness. A brief obituary notes his intended long trip to marry. Catharine Colfell, granddaughter of the law, is also mentioned in the fragmentary notice with ties to Philadelphia and San Francisco.

James Laycock Brunaugh Harry Brunaugh San Francisco Catherine Colfell James Medtancs Philadelphia Miliog

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