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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1907

Page

2

Man plots murder to marry business partner’s wife in Iola

W H Creviston confessed planning to kill his partner H W Stewart to wed Stewart’s wife. Stewart’s body was found in a ditch in East Iola after a late night outing with Creviston. The wife, arrested then released, claimed she knew nothing of the love. Creviston detailed a plan to steal chickens and kill Stewart with a slungshot during a late return home.

W. H. Creviston H. W. Stewart Creviston Stewart East Iola Bolinger Tomarry

Labor leaders plan for parks in Indianapolis area

The Marion County Labor Day committee of Indianapolis was incorporated to manage a pleasure resort near Indianapolis. Amusements of all kinds will be provided in a park with a boathouse and gymnasium. Directors include Charles Koster J M Madden Henry Friedman Jacob Vogel and E W McGinnis. Capital stock is $3000.

Marion County Labor Day Committee of Indianapolis Charles Koster J. M. Madden Henry Friedman Jacob Vogel E. W. McGinnis

Arm Cut by Glass in Store Fall

Daniel Bradshaw of 806 North New Jersey street, an employee in a Washington street department store, fell through a glass case Sunday and suffered a severe cut on his right arm. Doctor Wilmer Christian dressed the injury.

Daniel Bradshaw New Jerseyst Washington St Pr. Wilmer -Christian

Buffalo Bill Denies Gould Divorce Testimony Claims

Col. William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill counters a Denver divorce case allegation. He says Howard Gould paid Helen Mar for her testimony and offered 30000 to testify for corroboration. Cody dismisses ties to Katherine Clemmons and defends his professional boundaries.

Howard Gould Denver Colo Helen Mar Gould Col William F. Cody Buffalo Bill Katherine Clemmons Miss Mar Miss Clemmons Col. Cody Katherine Clemmon

Crazed Prisoner Shashes His Bed At County Jail

William Kirby, an inmate described as a negro prisoner, is kept in a solitary cell with no bed and now wears manacles. An affidavit by Attorney Henderson requests an immediate criminal trial, while Deputy Wiltsie says Kirby destroys cells and threatens others, having torn two iron beds. Judge Pritchard set hearing for December 15 as Kirby, judged insane days earlier, faces an assault with intent to kill charge against Policeman William Wilson.

William Kirby Henderson Kirby Wiltsie Pritchard William Wilson

Coroner Probing Death of John Martin on Interurban Tracks

Cumberland police and coroner investigate a suspected robbery and staged death after John Martin is crushed by an interurban car. Witness Oscar Frey describes seeing the body on the rails and an attempted rescue. Neal Scanlon remains missing while authorities search Cumberland for him and for details of the night.

G. A. Petersdorf John Martin Cumberland Oscar Frey Martin Frey C. M. Pointer Neal Scanlon Scanlon Fred Shakl Albert Bong Martins Indianapolis Joseph Clay Pointer

Talk of Canal for Indianapolis

Reports from the National Harbors and Rivers Congress say Indianapolis may gain a ship canal linking Lake Erie to Lake Michigan. The plan envisions a canal through Indianapolis joining the main waterway via Fort Wayne and South Bend. Henry Reisenberg, Indiana vice-president of the national group, plans a citizens meeting next month to push the project.

National Harbors and Rivers Congress Washington, D. C Indianapolis Indanapolis Lake Erie Lake Michigan Fort Wayne South Bend Henry Reisenberg Indiana Reisenberg

Funeral of Mrs Taft to be held in Millbury

Funeral services for Mrs Louisa M Taft mother of Secretary of War Taft will be held tomorrow at the Torrey residence the home of her sister. The body will be transported to Cincinnati for burial.

Taft Millbury Mass Louisa M. Taft Torrey Residence Cincinnati

Skating Girls 10 Guarded by Rink Duena

Juvenile court considers better social controls at skating rinks after two young girls, Francis and Nellie Hall aged 12 and 15, burglarize a neighbor’s home for clothing to attend the rink. Alice Graydon, chief probation officer, cites skating as a factor in petty crime and seeks chaperons and rink supervision. The Hall sisters face trial before Judge Stubbs.

Francis Nellie Hall Olie Hamilton Harlan St Indianapolis Alice Graydon Stubbs

Will of Dr. Ernest Wehrman Irregular Ashes Request

Probate court records reveal the dying request of Dr. Ernest Wehrman for cremation and placement of ashes with his daughter Augusta or wife Elizabeth, contingent on death. He died January first, leaving about $5,000 in property and shares in Albion Mining to his children, with remaining estate to Augusta.

Augusta Elizabeth Ernest A. Wehrman Ued Fett Queens Lake Albion Missouli Mon Hia

Wife of Taft in peril aboard tender at Boulogne

A wireless dispatch from the steamer President Grant reports Mrs Taft wife of the US secretary of war along with Mrs George Post Wheeler and others faced peril on the tender Holland off Boulogne. High seas broke the rudder and the vessel pitched violently before anchors were set and rescue began.

Taft Indianapolis Sun London President Grant United States Secretary of War George Post Wheeler Tokio

Liner Break Shaft At Sea Reported By Wireless

Plymouth reports a wireless message from the Red Star liner Kroonland stating its shaft is broken. The Kronprinz Wilhelm, just arrived, relayed the update from the sea.

Wireless Plymouth Eng Kronpring Wilhelm Red Star wKroonland

Indiana Plan to Rethink Committee Assignments Sparks Fight

Washington D C December 9 Indiana congressman EB Crumpacker proposes adding federal judges and districts while shifting rules committee control to the majority caucus. The move would curtail Speaker Cannon’s autocratic role and threaten Indiana rivals in the governor race, setting up a clash over committee power and patronage.

Indianapolis Sun Washington, D. C Constessman EB. DD. Crumpacker Indiana Crumpacker House Committee On Rules Joe Cannon Fadiausx James E. Watson Cannon Mr. Watson Repub Hemenway Watson Fairbanks

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Cody New York Isla Kas Jola the Juvenile Court Wehrman Emma Lewin Vere Goold Vere Thomas Sr. Leger Goold Monte Carlo Holland Bologne, Mon Crew Ter Boulogne M. Rischman France Egret Kronprinz Wilhelm Kroonland Speaker Mem Bers Mittee Jobs Council
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