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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1908
Page
5
Fragmentary report from Malington describes alleged exposure and quarantine claims tied to Ella Mishiebi and a young man Charles Tay. Officials say a plan to protect Ray and Delphi suspects prompted arrests and possible transfers to a county jail.
Unclear notes report a LaPorte, Indiana robbery at the Bank of Westville with a guard killed during the attempt. Pinkerton detectives fail to find the robbers, while a Chicago posse rumor surfaces as a potential lead. A fire alarm misfire at a church also appears in the chaotic teletype.
Report notes a group described as Black individuals have lingered near the scene for days and are accused of involvement in recent crimes. Police consult witnesses and review surveillance as investigations continue.
Robert Blick, while touring a farm west of Madison, Indiana, discovered buried money believed to be worth twenty dollars from long ago, adding a curious note to his farm visit.
A chaotic, OCR garble of Indiana items notes a glassworker adopting the surname Harrison, a mother seeking to align her son’s name, a throat injury from a knife incident, a mysterious debt payment to an Episcopal church, Cleveland Company Breaks In with a quarry purchase, a resignation at a Sterling Electric post, a deer hunt in progress, South Bend brewing plant to begin Feb 1 with stock still selling, new rail service upgrades in Terre Haute, a student’s insanity from over studying, an anniversary service at a Greenfield church, theft charges against Stephen Tall, a Mannerchor Hall blaze causing $3,000 damage, a brass works fire in Frankfort, a Fountain City postmistress’ death, a Matthews factory blaze, and an insane man injuring himself with a razor.
Michigan City plans a Commercial club Vincennes workers form a band Darlingtom dedicates a 47000 church Sun New gloom factory at Vincennes begins production Noblesville gas main dispute Poultry factory to locate near Weetfeld on Wabash River for improvement Revenue official Nowlin says new law leaves cigar boxes allowed Indianapolis buyer acquires 177 acres in Hamilton to start a leading stock farm Tensions rise between Hammond and Chicago police after three Vandite detainment in Lake County
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural cure for dyspepsia and stomach weakness. It claims to restore health and happiness, improve digestion, and be recommended by a renowned physician. Pills are sold by all druggists at 50 pence a box.
George and Jesse Eliott near Ladoga Indiana report two Chester white hogs with blue eyes, a rare and curious trait that amuses the local stock raisers who own the animals.
Wheatland, Indiana, reports the sudden disappearance of Robert Maxsfield and Luther Dunn, two prominent young men who left their homes to visit Washington Yom buggy on Saturday night. Both men are newly married, with wives under a year in marriage.
Brazil Md December 2 The first death in the county from smallpox is the young child of Mr Gentry. The parents of the child have been with the disease and cannot care for the infant.
Sunman Indiana December 3 1928 A theft related incident ends in tragedy as a pastor from a local German church is killed by a passing freight train. Witnesses say the engineer Bucklow saw the train was misaligned and attempted to halt but too late. The victim identified as a longtime farming schoolmate was described as a close friend of the deceased.
Gallaudet Postoffice is gone, Rural mail routes ended it and the postmark is no more. The State horticultural society holds its annual meeting with exhibits of fruits and plants, promising a rich display and invited horticulturalists from across the central region. Flick serves as secretary of the society.
Max Mortan of Hammond Tod Rota faced a federal case after violating revenue rules early in the year. Judge Anderson imposed a fine and brief detention, with Mortan released to await payment. He now seeks funds to avoid a thirty day jail term.
A forest plant in India is said to have astonishing magnetic powers attracting a needle from twenty feet away. Another plant is claimed to be the key ingredient in Dr Flurkhart's Vegetable Compound touted as a universal cure for rheumatism catarrh stomach troubles and all diseases of the woods. The ad urges readers to consult a druggist for a thirty days treatment at a small price and be cured at home.
San Francisco reports that Jimmy Britt, a rising lightweight, is hailed as the greatest of his class by Corbett and others. He is praised for perfect defense and sharp offense, with observers noting his polished, professional look and potential to challenge champion Joe Gans.
Elwood reloads Mallory to face Anderson as pole players face rising injuries and fans in Indianapolis crowd games. The Richmond contest shows tense play. pros note rising accident risk amid growing attendance and stockholder concerns about safety and future matches.
Kentucky’s Marvin Hart defeats Kid Carter of Brookhaven in a Nine round boxing match. Carter is floored multiple times and counted out after a grueling late surge by Hart. Hart’s decisive win highlights his standing in the regional boxing scene.
In Ter Hom Tuesday night Drugeistelenge players competed with Wy Oscures, each side winning three games. The Aveturett and Whitley teams split the evening with three victories apiece. Eli Ling's Ko team appeared strong, taking five games from their opponent.
The report outlines boxing and athletic news with figures like Joe Grim and Gardner, mentions ref erees and champions, and notes key bouts and records. It highlights Corbett, Dixon, Root, and McNeal in various matchups, titles, and wintering in Cleveland with an offer pending for next season.
In a tight Independent League matchup Elwood defeated Anderson 4 to 0 as both teams battled through a late stretch. Anderson showed championship form but Elwood edged ahead at the end to secure the win.
Clarence Jessup of the Richmond team opposes the use of the mark for goal enders and will fight its introduction into the Western league. He also argues the ball should be heavier so it cannot fit the rule easily.
In a Tuesday match at the tink the Barristers overpowered their ts team 12 to 2. Sampaelt played a strong game for the Barristers.
The fragment references pitchers and players across clubs, mentioning Ghadon of Cleveland, Princton, Clancy, and Tiernan in relation to boxing agents, trials, and Chicago plans. It also notes Arthur Irwin managing a stable of players, Sweeney, Streit, and Leu litter with Brooklyn connections, plus a Denral vinh signing.
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure from the Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall Michigan claiming quick relief from piles with minimal risk. It emphasizes avoiding surgery, promises comfort, and offers a free pamphlet on causes and cure upon request.
Indianapolis defeated Richmond in a tight game that went to overtime after a late rally. Bone injured in the second period, Doherty and Cashin contributed despite the rough play. the Indians needed one extra period to secure the win amid crowd reaction and a tense finish.
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