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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1909

Page

9

Lads Borrow Horse and Carriage in Brooklyn

Two hungry boys Bronglau 18 and John Timon 11 from 123 Metropolitan avenue Brooklyn were arraigned in Brooklyn Children's Court charged with taking Nathan Hirschs horse and wagon from 108 Marcy avenue for five days They admitted driving all over to Canarsie and Coney Island before being stopped by Officer Meehan after being spotted in Williamsburg

Brooklyn N. Y Bronglau John Timon Metropolitan Avenue Brooklyn Children's Court O’keefe Nathan Hirsch Marcy Avenue Hirsch William Cummings Berry Street Williamsburg Meehan John Canarsie Coney Island

Ventriloquist Marshall Montgomery Delivers Stage Feat

Marshall Montgomery at the Grand this week performs a difficult act carrying his toy assistant through the audience while whistling a tune with orchestra accompaniment and concealing the use of a cigarette.

Marshall Montgomery

We Took The Horse For A Lead Across Brooklyn And Long Island

Narrator recalls traveling with a horse through Brooklyn and Long Island. They cared for the horse, letting it eat grass, flowers, cabbages, and other fare at various stops. They survived mainly on fruit and vegetables, with coffee from some ladies. The horse was not kept.

Brooklyn Long Island

Trcetter by Zombro Sold to L V Harkness at Walnut Hall

San Francisco obtained the four year old trotter by Zombro with a lineage tracing to Nutwood Wilkes and Direct Line, was purchased by L V Harkness from W P Hodges of Detroit and is now at Walnut Hall farm. The sale price, over ten thousand dollars, awaits certain contingencies to be cleared before final payment.

Lexington San Francisco Trcetter Zombro Sut Oniska Nutwood Wilkes Second Dam Bay Line L. V. Harkness W. P. Hodges Detroit Walnut Hall Farm

Interclass Basketball Scores At Manual Training H S

Sophomores lost to Juniors 25 to 27 while Seniors defeated Freshmen 14 to 11 in interclass play at Manual Training High School.

Frisco to Seek Congress Action Over Hetch Hetchy

San Francisco plans to take the Hetch Hetchy valley from Yosemite National Park to supply water. Opponents warn destruction of Yosemite, while proponents say other sources exist and water power could be developed. Led by John Muir, civic groups press Congress to grant access to the valley.

San Francisco Cal Congress Yosemite National Park National Park Yosemite Valley California Yosemite Park Hetch-Hetchy John Muir Yosemite National Playground Frisco American Civic Association Sierra Club Playgrounds Association of America The Scenic Preservation Association of America

Dec orations by Mayo Bunker and Alden's work details

By Raymond MacDonald Alden. Decorations by Mayo Bunker. Square 18mo, net 50 cents. The Bobbs-Merrill Company.

Raymond MacDonald Alden Mayo Bunker The Bobbs-Merrill Company

Child classic tale of Pedro and the life saved

Raymond MacDonald Alden’s touching tale portrays a pauvre boy who sacrifices his own wish to save a woman freezing by the roadside. Inspired by Longfellow, the story likens the monk’s charity to Pedro’s gift, proving that a loving heart can awaken a wonderous chime.

Raymond MacDonald Alden Mr. Alden Longfellow Pedro

Seiger Beats Sullivan In Ten Round Baltimore Fight

In a hard fought season bout at Eureka Athletic club in Baltimore Joe Seiger of Denver defeated Ei4 Sullivan of Washington in ten rounds.

Baltimore Joe Seiger Denver Ei4 Sullivan Washington Eureka Athletic Club

Tabernacle Preacher to Lecture Tonight at Pythian Hall

Rev C T Russell of Brooklyn Tabernacle will speak Friday night in the Pythian building auditorium for the Independent Bible Students convention opened yesterday and running through Sunday. The talk, under Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society, is described as a parable style address expected to draw visitors from Kentucky, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, with Indianapolis as central venue. The Friday topic is The Rich Man in Hell and the Thief in Paradise.

C. T. Russell Brooklyn Tabernacle Pythian Building Independent Bible Students Convention Mr. Russell Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of New York City Independent Bible Students Kentucky Ohio Ilinois Michigan Indianapolis Russell Hell Paradise

Accidental Fire Dangers Reshape Child at Palmer Lake

A four year old girl from Horse Creek near Woodland Park suffered severe burns after grease from lard on her hand caught fire. Her mother rendered lard nearby and the child exclaimed and tried to wipe the burning grease away, causing flames to spread across her body. Dr. Turpin attended the injured child, whose condition was listed as dangerous.

Palmer Lake Col E. H. Wrightoff Horse Creek Woodland Park

Lake Forest Captain Chosen From Indianapolis Player

John Paskinge left tackle of Indianapolis was elected captain of the 1910 Lake Forest College football team yesterday in Lake Forest Illinois.

Lake Forest John Paskinge Indianapolis Lake Forest College

Janitor wins bet by gulping quart of whisky

In Council Bluffs Iowa William C Montgomery a janitor won 3 dollars by drinking a quart of whisky at one draught. He nearly died and was jailed after being found unconscious in his room. He paid the $3 winnings plus costs as a fine when arraigned.

Council Bluffs Iowa Ww. C. Montgomery Montgomery McPherson Jani

Peace Restored Among Billiard Stars Hoppe and Morningstar

New York reports end of feuding among professional billiard players as Willie Hoppe and Ora Morningstar settle their differences. They have buried the dispute and plan to participate in future tournaments.

New York Willie Hoppe Ora Morningstar

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