Aldrich Sad to Own Rubber Stock in U S Rubber
New York December 12 United States Senator Nelson W Aldrich is said to own between 300 and 400 shares of United States Rubber Company stock, with four other Aldrichs listed as owners. The World reports a July 18 1910 transfer date, noting the stock’s long ownership and dismissing claims of pecuniary interest.
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New York
United States
Nelson W. Aldrich
United States Rubber Company
New York World
Rubber Trust
Rhode Island
Aldrichs
Aldrich
Bristow
Kansas
World
Samuel Morris
The
Trust
Norris
Many Hunters Pay Death Penalty in Pennsylvania
Pittsburg dispatch notes fatal hunting accidents in Pennsylvania rivaling football deaths and injuries. Through December, 22 football deaths and 499 injuries nationwide this fall compare with 18 hunting deaths and 51 serious injuries in the state, with a casualty roughly every day. Most victims are young men under 20.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
United States
Former Hoosier on Taft State
WASHINGTON December 12 Judge Willis Van Devanter formerly of Marion Ind now a federal judge in Wyoming is on Taft s slate for associate justice of the supreme court.
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Washington
Willis van Devanter
Marion
Ind
Wyoming
Taft
Supreme Court
Death by own action in Bloomington note tells affairs
Special to The Sun from Bloomington Indiana December 12. A note left by Jacob Benjamin a Bloomington merchant reveals his troubles and cash on hand including an insurance policy for 1000 dollars and 1300 in the First National Bank, with only 40 dollars owed. He said God forgive me and caused by a worry over a woman who filled him. Benjamin is said to have killed himself due to the distress.
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The
Sun
Bloomington
Inud
First National Bank
Jacob Benjamin
Benjamin
Man Killed By Train Near Irvington On Pennsylvania Tracks
The body of William Mabra, a Black man believed from Marshall town Indiana, was found Sunday beside the Pennsylvania railroad tracks in Irvington. He likely walked along the tracks and was struck by a fast passenger train. An $800 life insurance policy was found in his pocket. The body was handed to the county undertaker.
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William Mabra
Marshalltown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Irvington
Mabra
Durbin Narrowly Escapes in New York City Crash
Col. W. T. Durbin of Anderson Indiana escaped serious injury after being caught between two vehicles in New York City during a recent trip. He suffered only muscle soreness and no bones were broken.
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Anderson
Ind
Dee
W. T. Durbin
New York City
Postal banks to be set in forty eight states in Union
United States postal savings banks plan expands with 48 designated post offices listed from Alabama to Wyoming. Comptroller Murray reports record national bank resources and growing deposits across the year ending Sept 1 1910. New banks rise to 7173, deposits rise by 130 million, and government bonds remain favored.
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Washington
United States
Lawrence O. Murray
Congress
America
Treasury Department
Murray
England
United Kingdom
France
Italy
Pacific States
New York
Alabama
Bessemer
Arizona
Globe
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Stuttgart
California
Orrville
Colorado
Leadville
Connecticut
Ansonia
Delaware
Dover
Florida
Key West
Georgia
Bruns
Idaho
Illinois
Pekto
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Décorah
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Louisiana
Maine
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Maryland
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Massachusetts
Norwood
Michigan
Houghton
Minnesota
Bemidji
Mississippi
Gulfport
Missouri
Carthage
Montana
Anaconda
Nebraska
Nebraska City
Nevada
Carson City
New Hampshire
Berlin
New Jersey
Rutherford
New Mexico
Raton
Cohoes
North Carolina
Salisbury
North Dakota
Wahpeton
Ohio
Ashtabula
Oklahoma
Guyman
Oregon
Klingmath Falls
Pennsylvania
Dubois
Rhode Island
Bristol
South Carolina
Newberry
South Dakota
Deadwood
Tennessee
Johnson City
Texas
Port Arthur
Utah
Provo
Vermont
Montpelier
Virginia
Clifton Forge
Olympian
West Virginia
Grafton
Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Wyoming
Laramie
Mutineers Trigger Martial Law in Brazil City
Martial law spreads across a large Brazilian city after a marine battalion mutiny. Over 200 dead from government shelling of Cobra Island and city bombardment. More than 10 million dollars in damage reported as residents flee and government repair work begins. Parliament convened a special session amid growing political unrest.
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Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Marine Corps
Cobra Island
Treasury
Foreign Office
Tammany Hall Damaged by Fire in New York
Fire Monday partly destroyed Tammany Hall on Fourteenth Street near Third Avenue. The Olympic theater area, once Tony Pastor's, sustained serious damage. Firefighters saved the building after hours of effort. losses are put at about $30,000, with a cigarette discard blamed for the blaze.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Fourteenth Street
Third Avenue
Olympic Theater
Tony Pastor
Salt Lake City marriage announced by cat in Rushville
Miss Ethel Applegate formerly of Rushville sent a cat to Salt Lake City friends. The feline bore a card announcing the upcoming marriage of Dr. Swift Dean and Miss Applegate in Salt Lake City at Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Ind
Ethel Applegate
Salt Lake City
Dr. Swift Dean
Miss Applegate
Policeman Slashed In Bloomington Jugular Wounding
Special to The Sub Bloomington Indiana December 12 Night Policeman Crit Shaw was slashed in the jugular vein by Charles Unbarger who resisted arrest. Shaw chased Unbarger two squares before dropping from loss of blood. Unbarger was arrested.
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Bloomington
Ind
Crit Shaw
Charles
Unbarger
Shaw
Catherine Barker Interview Shows Wealthy Teen Quietly Normal
Miss Catherine Barker, 14, heiress to the Haskell & Barker car plant fortune, speaks in a frank interview about her life. She details daily walks, Europe trips, shopping in Chicago, Harbor Point summers and a clubs filled with dancing and boating fun while noting her wealth has not spoiled her.
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Michigan City
Ind
Catherine Barker
Haskell & Barker Car Company
Europe
Chicago
Harbor Point
Miss Barker
John H. Barker
Auction Bridge
Military Plea Expands Martial Law Across Regions
In a thirty day period of martial law, more troops are deployed into Amazonas amid months of mutterings of civil war. Additional soldiers moved into the federal and Nichtheroy districts to secure strategic points. Sailors of tried loyalty occupy Cobra island.
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Amazonas
Cobra Island
Sues husband's evil companions in death suit
Mrs. Amy Downs of Franklin filed suit accusing J. O. Rairdon and Morgan Heistand of causing her husband Willard Downs death and seeking 10000 in damages. She says Heistand demanded liquor and sent Downs to Rairdon's place to obtain it, leading to her husband’s intoxication and death at home.
Shoplifters Accused Of Net Seven Lace Curtains Chisels
In Rushville Indiana on December 12 investigators say seven pairs of fine lace curtains four new chisels and a gold mounted fountain pen were taken from O. H. Bradway's store. Thieves allegedly concealed the items not by stocking but by another method.
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Rushville
Ind
O. H. Bradway
Cow Enjoys Butter Spree at Rushville Home
Miss Or dell Davis reported a family cow opened a back door latch and wandered through the Rushville home devouring two pounds of butter and a large quantity of buttermilk in the pantry.
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Rushville
Ind
Ordell Davis
State Officers of Y M C A Elected
The Y M C A conventions in Vincennes concluded with a farewell service at the First Christian church. A. G. Knebel spoke at a mass meeting. Ecumenical remarks from Rev. Andrew Oester and St Francis Xavier parish noted. Officers elected Saturday include Sharon E. Jones as president and W. C. Belman as first vice president.
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Vincennes University
A. G. Knebel
Grand Opera House
Andrew Oester
St. Francis Xavier's Catholic Church
Barber Sings Hair, Fumes Trigger Sleep Mishap
In Auburn Indiana on December 12 Mike Atwater a tensorial specialist tried to escape singed hair fumes by soaking Manila rope in bed. The rope slipped from his mouth waking him to a small blaze. He leaped to the floor inspected the scene and doused the flames with nearby squids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
Mike Atwater
Mike
Local politician sells store for 134 acre farm deal
D E Royer a Bowling Green storekeeper and county chairman sold his store and stock Saturday to Robert Beachman of Muncie for a farm of 134 acres. The deal follows Royer's recent campaign leadership as Democratic county chairman.
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Bowling Green
Ind
D. E. Royer
Robert Beachman
Muncie
Skoyer
Auto causes injury as horse frightened. driver fled
Rushville Indiana reports Joe Woods of Arlington sustained a scalp wound after a car frightened his horse on Saturday. The automobile did not stop at the scene.
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Rushville
Ind
Joe Woods
Arlington
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Indianapolis
J. C. Sipe
Meridian St
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Bolangen
Nick
Ente
Terman's, Onoto
Washington and Nestney Streets
U. S
Union
Cat
Sues
YM. C. A
John F. Wallick
Tucker
North Penn
the Leading Trust Company
the Union Trust Company
Office Company’s
E. Market Street
Quality Shop CO
Gerritt A. Archibald Co
East Washington Street
Knox
Romney L. Willson
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