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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1908

Page

7

Suicide at 315 N Capitol Avenue Ends Life of Foreman

Charles Kopp 22 employed at Yuncker Hotting Works on Massachusetts Avenue committed suicide at 315 N Capitol Avenue Thursday evening after a period of heavy drinking and losing his job as stable foreman. He called on Bertha Doty at 7 o clock to bid farewell and was found dead at the back door from acid poisoning two hours later.

Charles Kopp Yuncker - Hotting Works Massachusetts Avenue Capitol Avenue Kopp Bertha Doty

Kennedy becomes president of Division No 3 AUH

J. D. Kennedy is named president of Division No 3 AUH while A. U. H. Daniel Foley serves as recording secretary. Capital Council UM L plans to elect officers Tuesday night. A big sale offers men’s fancy vests priced at 1.8 dollars. Hedrick located at 18 E Washington Street.

J. D. Kennedy A. U. H. Daniel Foley Capital Council Hedrick Washington Street

Ohioan Must Stop Courting Widow

In Toledo Ohio on December 4 Judge Brough granted a temporary injunction to Mrs Elsie Smith widow prohibiting William C. Ragan from pursuing her romantic advances. She alleges two years of persistent attention and coercive conduct including taking her to theaters and threats to harm himself after a recent visit. She seeks a permanent injunction after the hearing.

Toledo, O William C. Ragan Elsie Smith Brough

Five Dollar Bonus for Miss McQuey at Bad Country School

Belvidere Kansas December report notes Miss Bessie McQuey will receive five dollars a month as a bonus if she conquers the wayward boys at the country school north of Belvidere. The school has gained a reputation for being bad after two years of disruptive behavior by the pupils.

Belvidere Kas Bessie McQuey

City Records Day Births Deaths Marriages and Permits

Births list includes Robert and Anna Malloch at 2025 N Alabama Street a girl Alonzo and Fannie Bullock 533 W Twelfth Street a girl Joan and Florence Smart 3232 Kenwood Avenue a boy Leon and Anna Lockwood 44 W Michigan Street a boy Frank and Ida Byers Kinsley and Nolan Avenue a boy Elijah and Jessie Stone 422 S Ritter John and Julia Duncan 935 N Sheffield Avenue a girl Theodore and Cora Wilson City Hospital a boy. Deaths include James F Bunce 3243 Pond Street diphtheria Robert K Armstrong 77 City Hospital nephritis Mary Voelker 445 Blake Street cirrhosis Evelyn Mae Aufderheid 824 English Avenue broncho pneumonia Rechel Holmes 42 City Hospital tubercular enteritis Flora A Dickey 5 months 1833 W Morris Street asphyxiated by bed coverings George Frederick Linkenfelts 41 722 Beecher Street phthisis pulmonalis Marriages include Earl McCoy and Nellie L Shepp Frank Cook Ida Brossart Earl Besore Edna A White James Cason Mary Umphrey Edgar E Woods Katie Goose Ora E Smith Sophia Ferber Joe M Christie Clara A Breeding James E Hornbeck Phoebe Rosier Edwin C Taylor Anna L Stevenson Prentis Millar Emma Suggs Building Permits G H Bunton house 1712 E Maryland Street 1000 George S Bruce garage Park Avenue and Twenty fourth Street 400 Frank Selmier building 1220 S New Jersey Street 200

Bama Street Alonzo and Fannie Bullock Twelfth Street Joan and Florence Smart Kenwood Avenue Leon and Anna Lockwood Michigan Street Frank and Ida Byers Kinsley Nolan Elijah and Jessie Stone S. Ritter Avenue John and Julia Duncan Sheffield Avenue Theodore and Cora Wilson City Hospital James F. Bunce Pond Street Robert K. Armstrong Mary Voelker Blake Street Evelyn Mae Aufderheid English Avenue Rechel Holmes Flora A. Dickey W. Morris Street George Frederick Linkenfelts Beecher Street Earl McCoy Nellie L. Shepp Frank Cook Ida Brossart Earl Besore Edna A. White James Cason Mary Umphrey Edgar E. Woods Katie Goose Ora E. Smith Sophia Ferber Joe M. Christie Clara A. Breeding James E. Hornbeck Phoebe Rosier Edwin C. Taylor Anna L. Stevenson Prentis Millar Emma Suggs G. H. Bunton E. Maryland Street George S. Bruce Park Avenue Twenty-fourth Street Frank Selmier New Jersey Street

Roosevelt Cousin to Wed Nathaniel Rives in Germantown

Miss Katherine Roosevelt, daughter of the late Alfred Roosevelt and Roosevelt's first cousin, will marry Nathaniel Rives of Germantown. The school year saw pupils break in the new teacher Miss McQuey, who disciplined the Evans brothers. Jud Evans, treasurer of the school district, offered extra wages if discipline continued.

Alfred Roosevelt President Roosevelt Nathaniel Rives Germantown, Pa Miss McQuey Evans Brothers Jud Evans

Tom and Jerry Mystery in the Bar Bowl Question

A Ko komo Dispatch note questions the fate of the old fashioned Tom and Jerry bowl set on a bar, asking if changes are due to weather or rising egg prices. The fragment hints at nostalgia and local flavor without clear details.

Tom Kokomo Dispatch

Notable Property Transfers and Sums Across City Addresses

Multiple entries list individuals and heirs with varying sums for properties or sheds. Names include Sarah E. Ryan A P Stanton A Clayton heirs of George H. Brinkman and Peoples Light and Heat Co. with addresses at 509 Parkway 36 S. Meridian Street 332 Graham Street 430 N. Davidson Street and the intersection of Alabama and Sixteenth Streets, amounts range from 50 to 3 500 dollars.

Sarah E. Ryan Parkway A. P. Stanton S. Meridian Street We A. Clayton Graham Street George H. Brinkman N. Davidson Street Peoples’ Light and Heat Company Shed Alabama Sixteenth Streets

Wheat and pork futures move at Chicago Board of Trade

On December 4 at Chicago, May wheat traded around 1.11 dollars with July at 1.04 while May corn opened near 6.34 and oats around 5.24. May pork opened at 16.25, with lard near 9.42, ribs about 8.57 per hundredweight.

Board of Trade

Hedrick's Winter Clothing Sale At Half Price

Hedrick’s big sale at 151-133 E Washington St Arcade offers a fine stock of winter suits and overcoats at one half price. The surplus New York output was bought for 37c on the dollar, and customers may secure stylish garments at half price this season.

Hedrick Washington Street Arcade New York

Man of 7? years weds fifth time in Torrington

Henry H. Catlin aged 75 or so and widower four times marries Betsy Barker of Portland Maine after answering her matrimonial ad. Catlin, who had been under conservatorship to guard his money, hopes for a larger allowance now that he has found his fifth wife. Betsy Barker, widowed thrice, matched him at fifth sight and the couple have settled in Torrington Conn.

Torrington Conn Henry H. Catlin Isle of Pines Montreal New York State Catlin Betsy Barker Fortland Adam

Straus Plans Regulation of the Trusts

Washington dec 4 Oscar S Straus secretary of commerce and labor urges regulation not prevention of combinations of capital He argues for a federal publicity system requiring regular interstate corporate reports and access to records in exchange for registration granting federal standing to firms open to scrutiny

Washington Dec Oscar S. Straus Secretary of Commerce and Labor Bureau Straus

Matron Admits Corporal Punishment Of 270 Girls In New Jersey

New Jersey State Home for Girls matron Mrs Mansel in Trenton acknowledged using corporal punishment on inmates. She described cells labeled as dungeons and kept some in a wire cage with reduced rations for up to a week. The issue draws a legislative push to ban corporal punishment in state institutions.

New York Elizabeth Vv. H. Mansel New Jersey Trenton

Scarfs of satin capture fashion moments in prints

Scarfs of satin and two vertical maire stripes appear among current offerings. Persian effects seem to suit their own, though most men still prefer solid color scarfs for daytime wear, with dress occasions favoring other styles.

Fairchild’s

Women to Start Penny Lunch at Cincinnati Schools

Cincinnati board of education approves a Penny Lunch program after a Women's club petition. Aimed at hungry pupils, the experiment will run before morning classes in Guilford Morgan or fifth district schools. If successful, lunches will be provided in all city schools.

Cincinnati Board of Education Women's Club Guilford Morgan Fifth District Deutsch Charlies Handman

Palace of Danger and Helianthus in new books

New Books presents The Palace of Danger by Mabel Wegnal s with Madame Pompadour as the royal favorite amid intrigues in a Convent girl tale. Ouida’s Helianthus, published by Macmillan, surveys international politics and love, set largely in Helianthus Italy, with a dramatic royal backdrop and a note on the author’s passing.

Mabel Wegnal Madam Pompadour France Louis XV Destine Pompadour Madame Pomadour St. Cyr Pigtoristaiiter John Ward Dunsmore Nk & Wagnal. Co

Worry Up Tommy Shoeless Morning Rush

A mother calls to her son Tommy from downstairs urging him to hurry as they are late and he confirms he has all shoes except one. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer piece captures a bustling domestic scene with a child readying for the day.

Tommy Mother Seattle Post-Inteltimene

Pullman Berth Rates Under ICC Scrutiny

Washington dispatch notes the Interstate Commerce Commission plans to begin a proceeding to determine if upper berths should cost as much as lower berths, if section charges are reasonable in relation to others, and whether all Pullman car charges are too high.

Paige Washington Interstate Commerce Commission

Rheumatism Prescription Promises Quick Relief

An old time remedy claims simple, harmless cure for rheumatism back pain and kidney purification. Mix one ounce compound syrup of sar saparilla with toris compound in half a pint of whiskey and take tablespoonfuls before meals and at bedtime, shaking bottle each use. Effects said to appear after a few doses and should not be discontinued until full recovery.

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