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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1909

Page

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Germany Civ Loses Big Factory Helping Zelaya

Washington reports state department aims to secure Nicaragua for Pan American canal control and to thwart German and Japanese plans. Zelaya receives secret German support while U S warns of naval action and potential landings, with Vicksburg alert stabilizing Nicaragua.

Germany CIV Zelaya Washington Nicaragua Japan State Department Amercan United States Colombia Panama Canal Zone Guniont Vicksburg Corinia Vicksburg Corinto Vickshure

Americans Demand Action Over Managua Deaths

Leonard Groce and Leroy Cannon, two Americans, were allegedly mistreated in Nicaragua and fatally injured. The deaths have prompted the United States government to press President Zelaya for an explanation and seek accountability.

Leonard Groce Nicaragua Zelaya Groce Leroy Cannon

McDougal Cabinet Co to Move to Frankfort Ind

Indianapolis loses a major manufacturing plant as the McDougal Witchej Cabinet Co relocates to Frankfort Indiana. The city raised 100000 in a bonus to attract the firm which will build a model factory on ten acres and employ about 200 workers.

Indianapolis Frankfort Ind McDougal Witchej Cabinet Company Bel McDougal Company G. P. McDougal Charles P. McDougal James W. Connaty Charles W. Moores

Explosion search yields no trace in city

A loud report heard around midnight Friday near the courthouse prompted police to search the southern city area for an explosion. Officers scoured districts and questioned residents but found no evidence or location for the blast.

Capt. Asche

Rabbits Displayed Not Under Glass Case In City Market

Three dealers in the city market were arrested Saturday by Sergt. Larsh for violating the pure food law. A complaint by the state pure food commission led to the action after findings of dressed rabbits on counters not kept under glass. Arrested were George Asmus, Oscar Leier, and Oscar Adams at their listed addresses.

Sergt. Larsh Tré State Pure Food Commissmm Sergt

Pistol Drawn to Stop Motorcycle Rider

Patrolman Emmett Englebright confronted Ray McDougall an 18 year old motorcycle rider on E Washington Street after signaling him to stop. When he refused Englebright drew his revolver and McDougall halted the machine. McDougall pleaded guilty in police court and received until Tuesday to pay the fine as Judge Whallon granted.

Emmett Englebright Ray McDougall McDougall Englebright Washington Street Whallon

Girl Weds Foster Brother In Court Nuptials

Miss Merle Yeager aged eighteen, raised by the Board of Children's Guardians, married Louis H. Cook twenty six in a Lawrence area wedding after seeking the judge's consent. The ceremony occurred after Cook presented a license and the couple departed for their home.

Merle Yeager Board of Children’s Guardians William C. Cook Lawrence Miss Yeager Louis H. Cook Stubbs

Infielder Deal Nears with Indianapolis Next Year

Deal for an infielder is practically closed and the player will join Indianapolis next year. Also noted are results from a Canoe Club smoker where Young Anderson defeated Tommy Dillon in six rounds, and other brief sports items including bowling, bike race preliminaries, and wrestling results.

Indianapolis Young Anderson Tommy Dillon Jim Jeffries Corbett Johnson New York Imperials Pop Anso National League Zbyssko Rouen Kansas City Demarest Sutton Apert

Stage Career of Girl of 16 Balked by Judge in Juvenile Court

Miss Elfreda Hellman, 16, was sent to the Girls Industrial School after Judge Stubbs barred her continuing as a show girl with Robison Musical Comedy. She was engaged to be married but that is not allowed while in the school. Her attempt to join a Cuba tour in January was thwarted. Previously she was arrested for incorrigibility, placed on probation, then left the city and joined the troupe. She returned home for holidays and was re-sentenced.

Robison Musical Comedy Company Stubbs Dustrial School John Shine Probaton Minerva Street Shine Fisarts Sananos Gov. Pershing

Ted Coy Named Yale Head Coach in New Assignment

New Haven Conn Dec 4 Ted Coy the famed Yale grid star was appointed head coach of the Yale football team Coy led Yale to four years of strong play earning a high place in the game records Coy succeeds in guiding the Blue to future seasons and shaping their strategy with his veteran experience

New Haven Conn Ted Coy Yale Sundivon Blue Tam Coy

Mother Aids Surgeons in Son's Appendicitis Operation

Mrs. W. T. Bull widow of a famed surgeon aided in her son W. T. Bull's appendicitis operation at a Boston hospital. She directed nurses and attends her child during the procedure performed by a noted specialist.

W. T. Bull Boston

Democrats Seek New County Treasurer in Marion County

Marion county Democrats consider nominating a challenger to Frank S. Fishback who takes office at year start and seeks a second term. D. B. Hill is discussed as a possible rival while the push centers on patronage and party balance in the treasurer’s staff.

Marion County Frank S. Fishback D. B. Hill Fishback Hill E. J. Robison

Assault on Kate Clegg Leaves City Hospital Death

Detectives search for eyewitnesses to the beating of Mrs. Kate Clegg who died from injuries believed caused by a man she did not know. Gertrude Wilson of 720 South East Street was arrested and questioned but provided no information to aid the investigation.

New York League Island Caroline R. Martin O. W. M. Snead East Orange Brook Haven L. I Mrs. Martin W. Forty-seventh Street Ninth Avenue Lfe Snead Kate Clegg City Hospital Gertrude Wilson S. East Street Dugan and Smith

Suffragettes Clubbed at Leith Speech in Edinburgh

Police clubbed suffragettes near the building where Sir Edward Grey was speaking at Leith. A heavy force guarded the area as sympathisers interfered, and several protesters were badly beaten in the disturbance.

Edinburgh Edward Grey Leith Belmir Inge Gize

Battle near Mt Malinding leaves over fifty dead

In the Philippines near Mt Malinding Mindanao thirty one killed in a clash between constabulary and Moros and Sananos. Six constabulary slain along with four porters and a policemen. twenty attackers die. American forces under Lieut. Fisarts claim victory as reinforcements rush in.

Mt. Malinding Min

Ohio National Guard Mobilized to Quell Bridgeport Riots

Fifteen hundred soldiers of the Ohio National Guard under Brigadier General Speaks are ordered by Governor Harmon to Bridgeport to quell rioting tied to the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company strike. Regiments from Bucyrus Columbus and Marietta, plus hospital and signal units, are mobilized after a Belmont County telegram detailing bloodshed and threats.

Columbus Ohio National Guard John Cgc Speaks Harmon Bridgeport

Indianapolis Plans High Class Family Hotel on Meridian Street

Rubush and Hunter won a permit to build a three story 30 apartment family hotel on the east side of N Meridian Street between Thirtieth and Thirty second streets. The 190 by 180 foot site will feature a lawn and flower garden and cost about 175000 dollars. The architects said the hotel will rival New York and Chicago in quality and Indianapolis will support it.

N. Meridian Street Thirtieth Thirty Second Streets Indianapolis Rubush & Hunter Sat Thirty-second Streets Charles C. Perry Whch New York Chicago Hunter

Girl Slain at Door of Her Home in Pittsburg

In Pittsburg Kansas on December 4 authorities reported the murdered body of Misa Goldie Ingberg found on her front porch after carbolic acid was forced down her throat. Jewelry was torn from her ears and no suspect identification is available. The crime follows a recent triple murder in the same community.

Pittsburg Kas William Bork Misa Goldie Ingberg

Pillow Thief In House on Senate Avenue Escapes

A burglar enters Mrs Hester Dolen’s home at 427 N Senate avenue while she lights a fire. He steals a purse containing $8 from under her pillow before dawn. Police Barrows and Kitzmiller search for clues with no result. Other break ins include Henry Perger’s room at 1015 N Illinois street and a closed grocery at 1010 E Fifteenth street.

Hester Dolenr Senate Avenue Barrows Kitzsmiller Henry Perger N. Illnois Street

Doctor Busse Named Likely Head of New Insane Hospital

Report from Madison Indiana states Dr Edward Busse of Evansville may become the first superintendent of the Southeastern Hospital for the Insane at North Madison. He was part of the inspection party led by Gov Marshall and trustee Samuel Sweet which toured the incomplete institution Friday.

Madison Ind Edward Busse Hvansville New Southeastern Hospital For the Insane North Madison Busse Gov. Marshall Samuel B. Sweet A. W. Butler State Board of Charities John H. Holliday Francis Gavish Demarchus Brown John B. Elam Mary &Pink Joseph Cravens Lanop

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U. S McQugal CO Frankfort, Ind Plos Nstrange Ing Cuba Ted Goy YALE Kate Suffragettes Philippines Manila Danao Constabulary OWI Rubush & Munter DR. Busse
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