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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
12
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In Rushville Indiana on December 3 Ora Nordiow testified that Perry Collins urged harming Tribby and Mrs Tribby would help. John Nordlow and Gilie Brown described similar collusion. James Moore and others recounted sightings and claims Tribby was beaten. Tribby confirmed lack of recognition of attackers as crowds pack the trial. Congressman Watson prompted farmers to admit eavesdropping on phone lines.
Indianapolis traveler Marion G Lewis aimed to marry Miss Estelle Elizabeth Lawrence in Chicago. A wallet and the marriage license vanished before the ceremony, prompting a new license and fresh tickets. The groom proved his identity at the county building, and they wed at the Church of the Redeemer as scheduled.
The recount of Marion county votes, prepared by Charles Hurst of the county clerk's office, cost about 900 dollars and brought no change in results. The expense will be paid by Republican county candidates and Democratic state candidates.
New York stock trading opened with losses as London traders sold U S gold exports as a bearish factor. The market drifted lower in the first half hour with net losses on most issues. profit-taking sparked a brief rebound, yet prices remained down. Pacific Mail fluctuated, opening lower but then rose. Eric stood steady while most others declined. Rock Island fell early but recovered toward last night’s close.
A list of births marriages deaths and building permits. Names and addresses appear for families and individuals, with several entries for newborns and spouses, followed by a section of deaths with ages and causes, then marriage notices and permit details for construction and repairs.
Indianapolis dispatch reports a large sale of live stock with 15 000 hogs 1 500 cattle and calves and 400 sheep today. Prices declined about 10 cents from yesterday while sales remained active and satisfactory. Hogs mainly at 5 30 to 6 05 with strong demand for sheep and lambs, cattle showing mixed results with feeding cattle bulls and calves steady or higher. Representative hog lots detailed with many weights and prices, steers and cows offered at varied levels, overall market described as liberal marketing and active.
Pittsburg Pa Dec 3 Cattle receipts height steady prices ranges 6.50 to 6.75 prime 6. 6 4 0 good 5 to 6 0 0 hog receipts 25 cars active prime heavy 6.10 to 6.15 medium 6.00 to 6.10 yorkers 3.00 6 0 0 pigs 4.59 to 4.75 roughs 1.50 5.50 sheep receipts night steady prime wethers 4.25 to 4.50 good mixed 3.75 to 4.20 lambs 4.50 to 6.75
By Kouse Bros. 130 Kentrely notes owing New Corn-13tiic and shelled oats O3, timothy, clover, mixed hay and wheat straw prices. Entries include No. 1 bulled hay and No. 2 hay with varying bids and totals.
Indiana teachers are satisfied with their conditions this winter and will not push any new laws for educators or the school system at the upcoming general assembly. The State Board of Education committee, meeting at the statehouse, decided to defer educational legislation for two years to allow matters to be tested before renewed efforts.
Police report circular from Boston dated Sept 11 1998 notes theft of Old Colony Trust and Savings certificates of deposit consolidated steamship bonds. Items listed include T 2656 par value 11000 T 2881 par value 76000 and T 3377 par value 266000. Notify Pilkerton National Detective Agency if located.
The article outlines a heated intra party struggle among Slack Fleming and Kern factions for the United States Senate seat. It suggests possible alliances between Fleming Slack and Burtney Shafer and notes Governor-elect Marshall’s neutral stance. Observers foresee a close contest with shifting alliances and last minute maneuvers shaping the caucus outcome.
The scene centers on Captain Hains, wan and emaciated, as he recalls the day Claudia’s letters shattered his world. He speaks of sleepless nights, the haunting warnings in her notes, and his desperate rush home from the Philippines to learn of trouble at home. His voice is grave, his memory fragmented, yet he clings to hope for rest and recovery.
Local society notes describe a Wednesday reception for Mrs. Edmund Mayer of California and Miss Flora Keeley. Decor by yellow chrysanthemums ferns palms and pink begonias fills the drawing room library and dining area with harp music and elegant flower arrangements. Guests and hostesses include Mrs. Owen J. Conrad Mrs. Frank Carter Mrs. Louis Sielken and others.
The tale centers on Earl Burdin and two wives, with Burdin missing amid accusations of bigamy. Mrs Burdin No 2 befriended the first wife, aiding in a divorce action while court filings reveal residence proofs and a possible fugitive status for Burdin.
William Lowe Bryan president of Indiana University says Bloomington faces no water crisis. He noted water can be shipped from nearby areas, hauling costly but feasible, and that domestic supply is sufficient with cisterns full aided by recent rains. He urged sanitation and boiling all drinking water to prevent typhoid.
IN OUR STATE NEW CASTLE Congressman elect Barnard travels to Hot Springs Virginia to meet President-elect Taft. LAFAYETTE The will of the late James E Murdock leaves his estate to his children with provision for grandchildren and other relatives. CORYDON Five Harison county pioneers died recently James Trotter 90 Jacob Fawyer 86 William Glaze 81 Meade Gresham 76 William Bowling 82.
Indianapolis Nest No 27 of the American Order of Owls will hold its second annual ball Friday evening December 4 at 16% East Washington Street. Last year’s event was a grand success and this year’s plans aim to attract even larger attendance with an excellent orchestra.
Anderson Indiana December 3 Card playing and dancing drew fierce remarks from Dr Charles Reign Scoville evangelist conducting a revival at Central Christian church His cutting remarks included Hell is not a half mile from Anderson and a comparison between women who play cards for a cream pitcher and a saloon gambler.
State Auditor Ivinson of Minnesota visited Indianapolis on Thursday to study Indiana methods as used by Auditor Billheimer. The visit highlighted the department’s comprehensive operations under Billheimer Chief Deputy John E. Reed and staff, with attention to insurance and banking divisions. Visitors from other states seek the Indiana approach, impressed by its thoroughness and national reputation.
Anna Penley, now legally Anna Lindmark, requests restoration of her maiden name in a divorce filing against Earl Penley married last June and separated last November. The complaint accuses him of frequent association with vicious people at night and boasting about misconduct, plus alleged drunkenness, beating, and leaving her alone at night.
Ovid lodge of Masons elected officers: Ed Wood worshipful master Lester Rector senior warden Joseph McCray junior warden ake Clem secretary Dan Rector treasurer Lewis Johnson senior deacon Wil Rector junior deacon John Gray treasurer.
Richmond Ind Dec 3 The South Side Improvement association elected officers President Adolph Blickwedel Vice President Hans Koll Secretary Matthew Von Pien Treasurer Anton Stolle Directors Adolph Blickwedel Matthew Von Pien Anton Stolle Cash Beall Hans Koll Conrad Wissler John Knollenberg Walter Johnson William Miller The association seeks to locate new factories in Richmond.
Maj. Robert Anderson post No. 368 G A R has elected officers for the ensuing year. Commander Robert Gordon senior vice commander Cyrus B Noble junior vice commander Harlan P Miller quartermaster W N Taylor surgeon P H Waters chaplain C W Snyder officer the day Z T Landers officer of guard Robert B Gordon post trustees Cyrus B Noble J M Murphy and Zachariah T Landers delegates to the state encampment Harlan P Miter Cyrus B Noble with L B Nelsh and Thomas A Sherry alternates
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