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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1910

Page

5

Prophecy of Grant May Be Fulfilled in 1912

Washington dispatch notes a Democratic House of 228 with a 65 vote margin faces how to appoint committees under Champ Clark as speaker. The piece outlines struggles over committee power and rules, tariff decisions, and the need to balance 64 new moderates with veteran members while plotting for 1912 elections.

Champ Clark Committee On Committees Senate Laporte Marion Gen. Grant House Ways and Means Appropriations Judiciary Cannon United States Washington

Indian Bear Dancer Added to New York Museum Canoe Group

The American Museum of Natural History in New York adds a figure of an Indian bear dancer to its Tslingit ceremonial canoe display from Mount Saint Elias. The bear dancer stands beside the chief during the potlatch procession, depicting a key Tiwaht festival rite.

New York North Pacific Coast American Museum of Natural History Mount Saint Elias Strait of Juan de Fuca North Pacific

Democrats on Tariff Outlook in Next House

The Herald reports a canvass of 228 next House members showing 177 Democrats seek only revenue tariffs, 30 want lower schedules with protection, and 43 declined to comment. Among Republicans 61 are stand pat, 79 favor downward revision with protection, suggesting broad tariff revision unlikely and protectionists may win several schedules.

New York Der Herald Monday House of Representatives Herald

Charlton fights removal to Italy for murder case

Porter Charlton who confessed to murdering his wife in Italy was moved from Hudson County Jail to seek a U S court ruling on Italy’s right to try him. The hearing, delayed for records review, marks his first extended liberty since arrest on the steamship pier last summer. Charlton appeared dainty and grateful as he left Jersey City with Detective Skehy and officials.

Trenton N. Z Porter Charlton Italy Skehy Hudson County United States State Department Charlton Kelly Jersey City

Wife Gains First Point in Divorce Case

Susanne Krouse obtained a temporary restraining order against her husband Harry Krouse of Indianapolis based on assets in C F Krouse & Co and Capitol National Bank. She claims about $30,000 in stock and that he deserted her in a San Francisco park during the refugee crisis and took her money as their divorce suit proceeds.

Susanne Krouse Harry Krouse C. EF. Krouse & Co Indianapolis Carter Krouse Company Capitol National Bank San Francisco

Cravens Sees Independent Path in Speaker Race

Joseph Cravens of Madison, Jefferson county representative, says the Democratic speaker race may not hinge on the two big factions. He insists he is still in the race and expects current candidates to stay until caucus decisions. He doubts a single outsider can unite party interests and notes it takes thirty-one votes to elect.

Joseph Cravens Madison Jefferson County

Hibernians denounce Sims speech in London and Korbly support

Indianapolis Hibernians at St. Josephs hall adopted resolutions rebuking Commander Sims of the U S Navy for remarks in London and praising Representative Korbly for seeking a congressional inquiry. They condemn Sims for pledging U S aid to England and say Irish people were insulted by his stance.

Sims United States Navy London Korbly Indianapolis Hibernians St. Joseph's Hall Sim i England United States Marion County Ancient Order of Hibernians

Where Congressmen Go for Christmas

Senator Shively will have Christmas dinner with his wife's relatives in Brookville Pennsylvania and then travel to South Bend. Representative Boehne plans to leave for home Tuesday night. Moss Barnhart and Cline head home Wednesday. Adair stays in Washington. He departs on the 27th to attend the Delaware county Democratic Club banquet in Muncie on the 29th.

Sun Washington Hibbs Shively Brookville South Bend Boehne Moss Barnhart Cline Adair Muncie Delaware County Democratic Club

Labor leader accuses Butler of torturing boys in solitary cells

P K Reinbold, labor leader, claims Amos W Butler misled the public with a board of state charities souvenir showing solitary cells at the Jeffersonville reformatory. He describes the cells as deceptive and alleges prisoners endure confinement, mittens, and stark darkness, with many sent to hospital.

Sun Haute Ind P. K. Reinbold Phox Amos W. Butler Board of State Charities Reinbold Mr. Butler Jeffersonville Reformatory Butler International Prison Congress Indiana Federation of Labor Reformatory

Wife Held After Detroit Conductor Slain

Detroit police investigate the death of Frank Kniffen a 35 year old street car conductor found bleeding at home on Friday His wife Nellie and their four children are in custody as officers search for a bloody axe in the woodshed and fresh tracks in the snow linking house to shed Police say jealousy may have sparked the incident

Detroit Mich Frank Kniffen Nellie Knuiffen

Red Cross Fund Contributions Reported in Indianapolis

The Indianapolis Red Cross drive shows 1939- era donations totaling 93,934.75 from individuals and churches including First Presbyterian Church. Louis Newberger, Mary N. Wolcott, H Atkins, Bettermann brothers, W J Holliday Co. employees, and Dr W N Wishardt & Co participate. the drive seeks the city apportionment as several hundred employers and individuals have not yet replied or returned lists.

Louis Newberger First Presbyterian Church H. (. Atkins Mary N. Wolcott Bettermann Brothers W. J. Holliday Companys

Lafayatte Democrat Office Damaged by Fire

The Lafay ette Democrat office and mechanical department burned early Monday in Lafayette Ind causing about 3000 dollars in loss. Editor and owner Reno M Isherwood oversees the paper.

the Sun Lafayette Ind Lafayette Democrat Reno M. Isherwood

Wayne Township Population Grows Sharply in Marion County

Washington December 19 census office reports Wayne township Marion county Indiana has 20131 residents in 1910, up from 11416 in 1900, showing rapid growth.

Washington Wayne Township Marion County Indiana

Aviator Graham Carter Plans 100 Mile Sea to Land Flight

Graham Carter arrived in New York aboard the California from Glasgow. He will attempt a 100 mile flight from the ship deck to an American sail 100 miles from land on February 38 during California’s outward voyage.

New York Graham Carter California Glasgow Carter

Foot crushed on boulevard work near Capitol and Twenty fifth

A laborer identified as Carl Irwin of 250 North Capitol Avenue was crushed by a passing car while working on the new boulevard near Minois Street and Twenty fifth. Injuries reported but condition not stated.

Carl Irwin North Capitol Avenue Minois

River gauging network reports status from Logansport office

The first river report comes from the Logansport office with H. B. Rich as observer. Gauges statewide are nearly ready and expected to send data within a few days as the river monitoring program nears completion.

Logansport H. Rich

Concordia Christmas Entertainment Draws Large Crowd

Nearly 1,000 persons attended the Concordia society Christmas entertainment at Germania Hall on Sunday night. A large Santa Claus swing from a tree distributed gifts to 100 children. Dancing followed the program, with Arthur R. Michel as chairman and Belsér's orchestra providing the music.

Concordia Society Germania Santa Claus Arthur R. Michel Belsér

This Week in Local Theaters

Local listings highlight B. F. Keith's Grand Vaudeville with Four Fords and Herzog's Equine Wonders, along with Park Theatre's The Millionaire Kid. Majestic Arvine Benton presents Rip Van Winkle revival, Colonial Vaudeville featuring Anna Eva Fay, and Empire Burlesque shows on the slate.

B. F. Keith Fords Herzog Park Millionaire Kid Arvine-Benton Rip van Winkle Anna Eva Fay Empire

B F Keith's Week Brings Four Fords and Swat Milligan

The bill at B. F. Keith's features the Four Fords, Herzec’s equine wonders, and the baseball farce Swat Milligan as a leading act. It marks the first appearance for Swat Milligan, a Laughing success from Bozemia Bulger stories. Little Viena Dalton, Johanie Gorn and Jack Lee headline the comic troupe in the east.

Fords Herzec Swat Milligan B. F. Keith Toth Bozemia Bulger Little Viena Dalton Johanie Gorn Jack Lee

The Millionaire Kid at Park Theatre Captures Coney Island Night

The review lauds Coney Island as a unique amusement resort and previews Lem R. Parker's musical drama The Millionaire Kid at the Park this week. It highlights authentic scenery, intense action, and interspersed comedy and songs addressing issues like bucket shops and white slavery with Raymond Paine starring as The Candy Kid.

Coney Island Lem R. Parker Parker Raymond Paine Candy Kid Gaome

Rip Van Winkle to Open at Majestic This Week

Arvine-Benton players present the famous drama with Charles Lindholm as Rip. The Sun carriers and street men will be guests Monday night. Miss Fay headlines at Colonial with The Cabinet Mystery and Solemency, plus six other acts on the bill this week.

Arvine-Benton the Majestic Rip van Winkle Rip Catskills Falling Water Charles Lindholm Anna Eva Fay Miss Fay Chas. Lindholm

Bohemian Burlesquers to Play at Empire This Week

Tom Miner's Bohemian Burlesquers arrive at the Empire offering two musical burlettas written by a versatile author. The company features Andy Gardner Ida Nicolai Patsy Roxie Hugh Bernhard Jack Dunham the mint juleps from the south Sisters Valmore Lawrence and Thompson a Bohemian quartet and Ah Ling Foo direct from China as a special feature.

Tom Miner the Empire Mr. Miner Andy Gardner Ida Nicolai Patsy Roxie Hugh Bernhard Jack Dunham South Valmore Lawrence and Thompson Ah Ling Foo China

Art exhibit prizes await jurors at Herron show

The jurors for the Herron art exhibit in Chicago, offering $500 in prizes, have not yet been named. The show features 280 pictures, and last year the prize went to T. C. Steele of the Indianapolis chapter of the Society of Western Artists.

Corporation of the Fine Arts Chicago Herron Society of Western Artists T. C. Steele Indianapolis

Storm tossed crew rescued at sea

An eleven day voyage ends as six crew members of the motorboat Berneyo arrive from Bermuda aboard the liner Ber muda. A thirty foot wave swept over the bow, George Campbell was washed overboard but clung to the stern rail and was saved. The Berneyo had left Norfolk December 9 and faced heavy seas off Cape Henry until docking in Bermuda.

New York Nfe Berneyo Bermuda George Campbell Miute Campbell John B. Welton A. Cederburg IS. A. Sedell John R. McDonald H. Ralyea Norfolk Cape Henry

Lockers Break and Contents Wash Overboard at Sea

Crew members report part of their railing and doors on lockers broken from hinges. Contents washed overboard and drifted until sighted by a Norwegian tramp steamer. Captain directed them to Ber muda thirty miles north, last Friday they pressed on to port Saturday and the Bermudian crew boarded for this city.

Bermuda

Sims Last Drop Speech Provokes International Protest

Washington dispatch reports Commander William Sims of the USS Minnesota in the English channel described as saying the last drop of blood of all Americans would be shed for Britain if attacked. The remark drew protests from foreign interests and prompted Secretary Meyer to seek a verbatim report of his London luncheon remarks.

Washington Wiliam Sims United States Minnesota English Channel Meyer Navy London United Staes England Germany

Soldiers to Quell Cholera Outbreak in Madeira

Lisbon December 19 A third warship the cruiser Almirante Reis was dispatched to Madeira with marines to quell the revolt following a cholera outbreak. Two prior warships with marines failed to cope as the situation grew more critical daily. The cruiser carries physicians and supplies to combat the disease.

Lisbon Almirante Reis Madeira

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