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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1907

Page

2

Hope for pardon for Abe Hummel

New York December 16 close to death in the hospital ward of the penitentiary on Blackwell Island Abe Hummel a dis barred actor and former first nighter is unlikely to survive his imprisonment unless Governor Hughes grants a pardon. Doctors and friends urge clemency and the District Attorney backs release while visitors are restricted.

Indianapolis Sun New York Blackwell's Island Abe’ Hummel Bwver First Ing Hummel Sigmund Tynbury Matz Tynburg Hughes Jerotine

Grape-Nuts Promises Health Boost For Children

Article urges mothers to replace sweets with Grape-Nuts for children. Claims improved health strength and mental activity. Mentions a pamphlet The Road to Wellville as a recommended read.

Central Bank Proposal Aims to End Banking Panics

Comptroller Ridgely urges a great central bank of issue and reserve to provide emergency currency and protect depositors. He argues the October–November panic stemmed from bankers fear, not public mistrust, and outlines notes, reserves, and safeguards to keep banks solvent during crises.

Indianapolis Sun Washington William B. Ridgely Roosevelt W. J. Bryan Ridegly Ridgely Central Bank Treasury Department United States South Dakota New Mexico Oklahoma Indiana

City Births and Deaths Notice This Day

Daily city record lists numerous births with parent names and addresses including Mrs McGrath at 102 N West St and Mr and Mrs Johnson at 1323 Metisting St. It also notes several infant and adult deaths from conditions such as asphyxia neonatorum tuberculosis appendicitis and cancer with patient ages and hospital notes. Building permits include Harry Hanna dwelling Drexel Ave and repairs at 189 E Mark 21st and an addition at 148 S Oriental St.

Art McGrath N. West-st Johnson Metisting- St David and Bertha Bright Hoveyst Irwin Nellie Petry N. Arsenal Ave Harry Minnie Mounte Broadway Feilare Lola Keys Arhor-ave Joseph and Rose Nolan Patterson George and Anna Bordenbecker Yandes-st Frank and Elsie Hawkins Bellsfontaine-st Glenn and Flora Sutherland Fietsher-ave William P Martha Risk Dorman-st Robert and Grace Danner Tremont-ave Bessie Howard Indiana-ave John and Frances Spann Superiorst Oakley and Mayme Holden W. Twenty-sixth-st Charlies and Anis Mason Garfield St Sarah D. Howard Indiana Ave Harvey H. Price Southeastern Ave Grace E. Hoag Annabell Ketteman Demarcus Clem John Griffith Flower Mission Hospital Polly Davidson N. Senate-ave Florence Glydewell Warren-ay Charles Dims City Hospital George Caldwell Mary Boyd Patterson Bright-st Charlotte Richardson Lord-st Harry Hanna Drexel Ave Mr. Cuppinger E. Mark

Burglars Try to Saw Open Local Steel Safe

Burglars attempted to rob the steel safe of Charles Cramer at 36 S Meridian St entering through a coal chute after stealing a hacksaw from A H Ahlrich at 369 S Meridian St. They forced into the tin shop and tried to saw the hinges but fled. Police suspect it was the work of local boys.

Charles Cramer S. Meridian-st A. H. Ahlrich

First Diabolo Victim Dies in England

London December 10. Little Rose Paine of Hackley is dead after being struck on the head by a diabolo spool while playing in a garden. She developed meningitis and died, the first death in England attributed to the game.

London Little Rose Paine Hackley Jill England

Gift Suggestions From Menter and Rosenbloom Co

Advertises affordable gift options for women and men including silk waists hats coats shoes and umbrellas. Promotes easy weekly payments of one dollar and cash store prices at the second floor store on 120 N Pennsylvania St describing the retailer as a large liberal credit clothier.

Menter & Rosenbloom Co

Great Fleet Draws Global Attention in Pacific View

Readers follow a sweeping Pacific theater reflection on naval power as nations watch the progressing great fleet maneuver. Analysts weigh strategic implications, highlighting ship movements, leadership, and potential regional impacts in a period of heightened maritime tension.

Unusual Naval Episode Draws Global Attention

The American fleet departs for the Pacific causing wide alarm and debate in St Petersburg London Berlin Paris about shifting naval power from Atlantic to Pacific waters. Diplomats in Paris and Berlin call it prudent counter to Japan while observers discuss Monroe doctrine implications and potential Pacific tensions.

ST. Petersburg Eet Pacific America Atlantic Novae Vremyi Novae Vremya Reteh California London New York Evans Outlook Hawai Far East Philly Pines Japan Berlin Baltic Sea Paris United States Presse Iowa Fondon

Christmas Charity Ball Plans and Society Notes

Dec set for Tomlinson hall garden party by Service club with pop pies and floral decorations. Many college youths expected. tickets mailed to a wide list. payment at door. Magazine club held a Christmas party at Mrs. Glass Marshall's home with Holly bells and quotes, followed by a literary program and music. Propylaeum dance for Girls' Industrial School managers on Jan 3 lists floor committee head Mrs Haueisen and helpers. Agatha Reid’s dance and cotillion invitations issued for Dec 23 at the Propylaeum. Sewing club hosts husbands for dinner at Mrs. Washington Lowe’s home. Woodruff Place Christmas dance planned for Dec 26 at the East Drive clubhouse with committee chaired by Mrs. Robinson and others.

Tomlinson Hall Service Club Magazine Club Joseph Glass Marshall Pennsylvania Propylaeum Otto Haueisen Philamon Watson Louis Lathrop Mary Powell Nora Taggart Jane Mather Ogle Margaret Rockwood Julia Isern Charlotte Scott Lillian Favre Jenner Carey Eleanor Lemcke Isabel Gates Woodruff Place Club East Drive Charles D. Robinson W. H. Dullman G. M. Logan J. F. Payne C. E. Field Anna Knubbe

Mrs Lawrence hosts card and dancing parties this week

Mrs Henry Lawrence plans a string of social events starting with a card party at ecards on Thursday. A second card party will be held Saturday and a dancing party Monday evening. Mrs Bernard Vonnegut and Mrs G A J Schull host a dancing party Saturday evening December 28 in honor of Miss Irma Vonnegut and Miss Bertha Schull.

Henry Lawrence Ecards Lawrence Bernard Vonnegut G. A. J. Schull Irma Vonnegut Bertha Schull

Carnegie Urges Currency Reform at National Civic Federation

Andrew Carnegie told the National Civic Federation that financial panics are natural like storms and should be met with reform. James Speyer supported currency reform and urged swift action to restore New York as a financial center. both emphasized reducing government interference. Distress after meals is listed as a symptom of dyspepsia.

New York Andrew Carnegie National Civic Federation Carnegie James Speyer Speyer & Co Roosevelt Speyer

Autumn Bride Host Honored at Tea by Friends

Mrs William Avery Atkins will be guest of honor at a tea this Wednesday hosted by Miss Louise Garrard and Mrs Marvin Rice Maxwell and Mrs Clifton Comly. Planning Dance The Monday Evening Needle Club schedules a February 20 dance at Hrenneke s with Miss Margaret Gutelius as arrangements chairman.

William Avery Atkins Louise Garrard Marvin Rice Maxwell Clifton Comly Hrenneke Margaret Gutelius

Open House at Propylaeum for Phi Theta Xi Event

Open house announces a New Year day event by Phi Theta Xi Sorority at the Propylaeum. A December wedding invitation is issued by Mr and Mrs E R Storms for Frances Storms and Burton Raffensperger to take place at the bride’s parents home 22 Randolpist.

Phi Tota Xi Sorority Propylaeum E. R. Storms Frances Burton Raffensperger

Tuttle Family Dance Honors Margaret at Brenreke's Club

In honor of their daughter Margaret, Mr and Mrs Herman Tuttle host a dancing party the night after Christmas at Brenreke's Club to meet. The Emergency club will meet Thursday with Miss Jennie Rafert at her home on N Delaware St. The Monday Afternoon Needle Coterie were entertained Monday by Mrs Jacob Smith of New Jersey and Thirty-third Sts.

Washington Lowe Trenton Flats N. New Jersey-st Lowe Tom Farmer George Stout James Callahan Charles Leeds Annis Burk Boyd Templeton Margaret Herman Tuttle Jennie Rafert N. Delaware St Jacob Smith New Jersey Sir Democratic Party Bryan E. Fifteenth St

Ruby Yeaton to Wed William R Wheeler

Mr and Mrs Frederick A Yeaton announce the engagement of their daughter Ruby to William R Wheeler. The wedding is planned for January.

Miss Yeaton Frederick A. Yeaton Ruby William R. Wheeler

Fleece and Simeis to Wed in Irvington Home Ceremony

Miss Alta M. Fleece daughter of Mr and Mrs S F Fleece will marry Harold F Simeis on Wednesday at the bride’s home in Irvington.

Alta M. Fleece S. F. Fleece Harold F. Simeis Irvington

Engagement of Miss Ethel Dorsey and Coburn Allen

Miss Ethel Dorsey and Coburn Allen announce their engagement. Friends and relatives are invited to share in the happy occasion.

Ethel Dorsey Coburn Allen

Parlor Club Plans Christmas Meeting Reviews Dickens Stories

The Parlor club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs H D Tutewller hosting and Mrs Irving C King reviewing Dickens Christmas tales The Cricket on the Hearth and Mrs D K Partlow presenting A Christmas Carol Mrs George Benton to provide all voice numbers

H. D. Tutewller Dickens Irving C. King D. K. Partlow George Benton

Conversation Club Discusses The Lake Country of Busland

The Monday Conversation club met with Mrs. C L Muller to discuss The Lake Country of Busland. Mrs. W A Bastian led the meeting and Miss Della Dearborn shared a sketch of Words.

C. L. Muller Busland W. A. Bastian Della Dearborn

Afternoon matinee fundraiser and holiday visits reported

The article notes a Christmas grab bag exchange and a matinee musicale in Terre Haute hosted by the Woman's League of the State Normal faculty. It lists several visitors and travelers including Marjorie and Marie Benton, Hugh and Mrs McGibeny, and others returning from college, Ft. Brady, or Fort Wayne with multiple stops in Indiana.

Hugh McGibeny Terre Haute Woman's League State Normal College

Man Presents Bill Over Ill-Fated Marriage Incident

Edward T. Pinn of 900 Colorado Ave Chicago sues Albert Walters of 18 Wleox Ave for 275 owed after funding a romantic trip from London to Chicago for a marriage that did not occur Pinn itemizes fares dresses and other costs totaling 275 52 with expenses including a wedding license and lost furnishings Walters works at Wells Fargo Fiapress office and Pinn is a department store collector

Indianapolis Sun Chicago Edward T. Pinn Colorado Ave Albert Walters Wleox-ave Pinn New York Walters British Columbia Victor P. Arnold London Watters Wells-Fargo Fiapress Company Taylor St Flymouth Place

Appeal for Relief for the Destitute Widows and Orphans

Pittsburg reports an appeal for 250 widows and 1000 orphans left destitute by the Monongah mine explosion on December 6. The drive seeks 200000 dollars to aid, with West Virginia sending aids nationwide. The Chamber of Commerce to oversee funds. the Carnegie Fund commission to meet and may recommend a large contribution.

Pittsburg Monongah United States West Virginia Chamber of Commerce Carnegie Here Fund Commission

Long Spree Ends in Death in a Police Cell

Edward Keys, 30, died in a live cell at the police station after an arrest for drunkenness on Saturday. He began intoxicated, was revived with Dr. Poole’s help, and suffered a fatal second attack Monday morning. Keys’ origin and background remain unknown to police.

Edward Keys Poole Keys

Walter Lee Ross Named President of Northwestern State Normal

Bloomington Indiana December 15 Prof Walter Lee Ross a 1901 alum with an 1908 MA has been elected president of the Northwestern State Normal at Alva Oklahoma He taught in Texas after graduation and later moved to Oklahoma where he was chosen assistant state superintendent of education soon to resign to assume his new duties The normal school enrolls over eight hundred last year

Fide United States Pacific States Middle States New England New York California Rhode Island Bloomington Ind Walter Lee Ross Northwestern State Normal School Alva Okla Ross Texas Oklahoma Normal School

Santa Claus tree event set for YM I council officers election

The Capital council Y M I No 176 will vote on officers Tuesday evening. A large slate of candidates is listed for all posts. A committee on arrangements for the annual Santa Claus and Christmas tree entertainment for members children and St Joseph Industrial school and St Josephs parish has been named Timothy Sexton Michael Cummings and Robert L Dearmin.

Capital Council St. Joseph Industrial School St. Joseph’s Parish Timothy Sexton Michael Cummings Robert L. Dearmin

Frank A Myers Publishes Civil War Novel The Search

Washington Indiana reports Frank A Myers former Washington Gazette owner has released his fourth book The Search a Civil War story issued by Neale Publishing Company. The volume features large type and clear impression and continues a string of successful works. earlier titles include Thad Perkins Play Time and Little Muddy Feet.

Washington Gazette Neale Publishing Company Mr. Myer Ore Thad Perkins Daviess County

Streetcar Incident Injures Girl in Tunnel Entrance

Alma Boyden of 506 Dover Street fell while boarding a streetcar at the tunnel entrance on South Illinois Street Saturday night. She alleges the car started before she was safely on, resulting in painful injuries.

S. Illinciast Alma Boyden Doverst Miss Boyden

Also Mentioned on This Page

Perrin Dent's Danbury Hat Co No. & E. Washington St Abe Hummel Gov. Hughes Central Bank OF Issue Ridgeley Ter Wrenzal Williams Clara E. Perry Leroy Cunningham Gertrude Kline Elmer Westover Mary Bottle August Keil Louise Baden U. S. Battleships The Cific Newspaper Comment Indianapolis Daniel Reid Agatha Woodruff Club Hood Needle Club Alexander. Ayres Aquilta Q, Jones John E. Hollett J.C. Hoffman YORK W. W. Hammond Ayres, Jones & Hollett Law Offices Indiana Trust Building John E. Hollett Marjorie Marie Ft. Brady Lieut Scott Emily Huffman Fort Wayne Brook Sale Laura Arnold Dubuque Enid Morris Blacherne Sarah Keeley Theford, O Edward Mrs. Walters Lngkind Mrs. Willisters Edward Keyes Washington, Ind Frank A. Myers Congress Houses of Congress Castoria Hatte
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