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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1910

Page

4

Thief Charged After Drunken Night in Boarding House

Thomas Riley slept in a theater boarding house run by Mrs. Kate Hentzelman at 512 North New Jersey Street. Bicyclemen Hartsell and Stewart detected Riley’s intoxicated breath and claim he stole two gold brooches. They awakened him by beating on his feet, then Riley was taken to the police station where he faced petit larceny charges.

Thomas Riley Kate Hentzelman New Jersey Street Hartsell and Stewart Riley St. Louis Milwaukee

Insurance Ruling On Two Forms Of Life Policies

Attorney General Bingham on Friday issued an opinion to W H O'Brien auditor of state about mutual life insurers under the 1899 legal reserve act and their ability to issue one-year preliminary term policies or full legal reserve policies. He holds that Indiana companies may provide for one-year term via a clause, but the act does not prevent issuing a policy without such a clause.

Bingham Friday W. H. O’brien State Bilheimer Mutualife Tnodiana Accompany

Grand Jury Gets Sad Theft Case

The case of Mantis Butler was sent to the grand jury after his arrest on theft charges involving a diamond ring from Mrs. D. Day, a North New Jersey Street resident. Butler, a printer by trade, lived with his blind wife who suffers from Rephritis. He reportedly took a moving wagon job to support his ailing spouse and to pay a large doctor’s bill.

Mantis Butler Butler New Jersey Street

Mill End Sale at Singer & Sons Offers Wool Suits

All wool fairies suits and overcoats made to order priced at 11.75 dollars. Style fit and work guaranteed. Singer & Sons located at 13 West Washington Street advertise a mill end sale with custom tailoring options.

J. Singer & Sons Washington St

Emma Goldman Debate Sparks Free Speech Fight in Indianapolis

Indiana paper records heated local opinions on Emma Goldman arrival and free speech rights. Citizens, bankers, and officials clash over permitting her to speak, citing law, safety, and public morals amid a fundraising drive and repeated commentary from supporters and critics.

F. Wicks Indianapolis Jama Golloun Supt. Hyland Emma Goldman Charles A. Bookwalter Amelia Keller Buehler Hubert Geddes Mattha KeHer Vve Chicago Grace Julian Clark Emma Goldmian S. A. Fletcher Fletcher-American National Bank A. H. Godard Hyland

Indiana railroad suit over block signal penalties

Special to The Sun. Evansville Ind Dec The Indiana railroad commission sues the FE T H railroad in federal court for 22000 damages for failing to install a block signal system as required by law prior to July 1 1910. Penalties accrued weekly at 1000 after that date while the company claims a compliant system has been installed and accepted by the American Railway Association.

Evansville Ind Indiana Railroad Commission FE. & T. H. Railroad Rmiai Wnes J. &. Thiebart J. O. Bell American Railway Association

Reversal Kept For Coal Rate Increase Plan

O C Carter Monon railroad official acting as Indiana railroads secretary wired the railroad commission that the T-cent coal rate advance to Chicago is not effective but will take effect December 10. The commission had already authorized the T-cent increase to start immediately at Carters request, and the 10-cent increase will be in force from now until December 10.

O. C. Carter Monon Railroad Railroads of Indiana Railroad Commission Chicago Carter Swanson

Yeandle Guilty in Bribe Solicitation Trial

New York report says George W. Yeandle, a tutor tied to Nan Patterson, was found guilty of soliciting a bribe to influence jurors in the Rosenheimer automobile case. Yeandle fainted after the verdict was announced following the recent acquittal at trial.

New York George W. Yeunaid Nan Patterson Edward T. Rosenheimer Yeandle

Frank Rowe Hurt in Railcar Accident at Terre Haute Line

Frank Rowe of Richmaud was caught between two freight cars of the Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern traction company, sustaining chest injuries. He was rushed to St. Vincent's hospital. The crash is described as not serious, with Rowe attempting to couple the cars.

Frank Rowe Richmaud Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company St. Vincent’s Hospital Rowe

Dark Months Not Driving Us Crazy

Insanity cases, typically high in gloomy periods, were few in November with only six scheduled. Health officials note July and August were the heavier months this year. Dr. J. V. Reed reports November as the dispensary’s busiest month, while weather is uncertain. Colds and influenza were predominant with about one hundred cases daily. City health officials observe a notable contrast in measles data.

J. V. Reed

Promised Cure for Nervous Exhaustion and Strength

An advertisement touts a home treatment for nervous exhaustion and related symptoms. It claims rich blood improvement and restored vigor using a mixed formula of syrups and tinctures prepared at home. Three ounces Syrup sarsaparilla compound with balmwort essence and car diol solution are blended and taken after meals and at bedtime.

Diphtheria Predominant in November 1909 Health Report

The report notes November 1909 included 257 cases with no measles in the preceding month. Diphtheria emerged as the most prevalent disease during November, reflecting a surge in this illness while others remained limited.

Unclear Shot Incident Tied to St Vincent’s Hospital

A fragment recounts a gunshot involving a shotgun blast near Noblesville. A person namedGreiger was struck and transported to St Vincent’s Hospital. Whether Greiger was killed or hurt remains uncertain from the readable text.

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