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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1910

Page

2

Champ Clark Urges Delivering Promises Not Tariff Now

Champ Clark told the Indiana Democratic club that the party must fulfill ante election promises and delay tariff revision until next session. He noted Gov. Marshall as a likely presidential possibility and praised new Democratic members as capable. The event followed Clark meeting with Uncle Joe Cannon at Union Station and a Senate-style caucus plan for Ways and Means picks in 1911.

House Indiana Gov Marshall John W. Kern Champ Clark New Democratic Finley P. Gray Connersville Clark Abou Ben Hamid Henry D. Clayton Great Committee On the Judiciary Committee On Ways and Means Congress Champ. Clark Joe’ Cannon Union Station Cannon Washington Danville Korbly Joe John W. Holtzman Gov. Marshall W.A. Pickens

Haworth Blamed in Staley Death by Coroner

Coroner John J Blackwell finds Dr Walter Haworth accountable for the death of 6 year old John Staley of 408 Addison Street from an excessive atrophine dose. Verdict urges grand jury review and probes into city dispensary methods amid a $12000 annual budget. Blackwell cites a dose sixty times too high and persistent denial of the error by Haworth.

John J. Blackwell John Staley Addison Street Walter Haworth Blackwell City Board of Health Grand Jury Hanworth Haworth

Slayer Execute At Moundsville Waives Alliff Witness

John Alliff husband of the murdered woman arrives in Wheeling to witness the execution of Thomas Wayne, four negro, found guilty at Quinnemont and sentenced to hang at the Moundsville penitentiary. Alliff vows to travel a thousand miles to see Wayne put to death.

Wheeling W. Va John Alliff Thomas Wayne Quinnemont Moundsville Ailiff

Hammond in Russia Seeks American Capital In Russia

John Hays Hammond American millionaire and representative of a billion dollar syndicate met Premier Stolypin in St. Petersburg to outline benefits of American capital joining Russian business efforts and the Americanization program.

ST. Petersburg John Hays Hammond

Dupont Woman Tortured by Burglar in Home Dying

Mrs. Mary Jacoby of Dupont was tortured by a burglar who attacked her in her home on Thursday night seeking the hiding place of a large sum of money. She is dying from the injuries in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.

Wilkesbarre Mary Jacoby Dupont

Rent Free Tuberculosis Cottages Planned by Charity Group

The executive committee of the Charity Organization Society met at Union Trust to arrange rent free cottages for families in which tuberculosis is present. The plan builds on Fairview settlement success and seeks donations of cottages to support anti tubercular work. Committee members include John H. Holliday Arthur B. Grover Rev Francis H. Gavish and others.

Charity Organization Society Union Trust Company Organization Society Fairview Settlement John H. Holliday Arthur B. Grover Francis H. Gavish Hugh H. Hanna, Sr Louis Hollweg Fred M. Ayres Harry J. Milligan Volney T. Malott

Woman Arrested After Hour Following Downtown Burglary

Detectives Houser and Mullin arrested Margaret Jackson of Anderson Indiana after following her for an hour. Police alleged she stole several articles from a downtown department store Thursday afternoon and a purse containing 87.50 was reported stolen from Elizabeth Eberhardt on West Washington Street. A man and a boy attempted a store hold up at Delaware and North streets at 9 pm but fled. Stella McClain reported being attacked near McCarty and New Jersey streets Thursday night.

Houser and Mullin Margaret Jackson Anderson Ind Elizabeth Eberhardt West Washington Street E. T. Franklin Commercial Hotel Davis Delaware North Streets Stella McClain Madison Avenue McCarty New Jersey

Indiana Medical College Two Year Pre Medical Work Talk

The Indiana state board of medical registration and examination held a conference at the Claypool to discuss the two years of college work required for medical students. Colleges declined to specify courses, leaving the decision to the board at its January meeting. General chemistry, modern languages and kindred studies are expected to be part of the pre medical curriculum. A semi annual examination for certificates to practice medicine will be held January 11 and 12 at the statehouse.

Indiana State Board of Medical Registration and Examination Claypool Medical Board Statehouse

Make Your Past Work Count in Subscriptions Contest

Campaign urging readers to secure subscriptions with promises of bonuses and votes. Encourages effort, persistence, and urging friends to subscribe to The Sun, highlighting bonuses, daily rounds, and the appeal to reason.

Department of the Indianapolis Sun Beue

Cottages Sought for Tuberculosis Patients in Indianapolis

Charity organization executive committee moved to obtain several cottages in Indianapolis for segregation of tubercular patients. This marks the first step in a vigorous campaign to combat the white plague by the society, with cottages to be furnished free of charge.

Indianapolis Charity Organization Executive Committee

Eight Married in One Apartment at Ballard Flats

Four couples wed at Ballard Flats Delaware and Ohio streets with William Doolen of Aurora Illinois and Anna M Nunn of Selma Alabama among the nine participants. Rev Albert Garwood Detch officiated the ceremonies.

Ballard Fats Delaware Ohio William Doolen Aurora, IL Anna M. Nunn Selma Ala Riley Ragsdale Anna Oldham E. Spangler Carrie Weaver Frank Sloan Anna Woodsfer Albert Garwood Detch

Railroad Executive Landman Leaves for Michigan Central

L. W. Landman, general passenger agent for the Lake Erie and Western based in Indianapolis, will resign January 1 to take the same post with the Michigan Central in Chicago. He succeeds O. W. Ruggles who has stepped down for health reasons. successor for Landman’s post has not been named.

Indiana L. W. Landman Lake Erie & Western Indianapolis Michigan Central Chicago O. W. Ruggles I Il Landman

County Supply Bids Awarded for Groceries and More

County commissioners awarded contracts for groceries and supplies to county institutions. Bidders include J C Perry & Co and Pettis Dry Goods Co for items such as bread, dry goods, and shoes. Infirmary orders cover meats, flour, drugs, oils, and yeast with amounts listed for each supplier.

Albert R. Worm Pearl Roler Mills J. C. Perry & Co J.C. Perry & Co Pettis Dry Goods Company County Indianapolis Abattoir Company John O'Neill J. C. Perry & Cox Haag Drug Company Red Star Compressed Yeast Company Haas Drug Company The Great Western Oil Company

Camp Takes Charge Funeral for Miss Anna Barnett

The funeral for Miss Anna Barnett aged unknown, of 402 North Keystone Avenue, will be from her home after her Wednesday death with services planned for Saturday.

Anna Barnett North Keystone Avenue

Patriotic Camp No 2 to Lead Afternoon Services

Camp No 2 of the Patriotic Order of Americans will oversee the services this afternoon, directing the proceedings and coordinating participants.

Camp No. 2, Patriotic Order of Americans

Parry Auto Plant to Begin Operation Under Court Order

Judge Carter rules Parry auto company may start operations with Union Trust Company oversight in superior court Thursday afternoon. Large creditors may buy the plant as sufficient supplies exist to build cars at an extra cost of 400 dollars. The cheaper Parry car may sell for 850 to 900 dollars.

Parry Auto Company Carter Union Trust Company Superior Court Parry

Dialogue in a Street Swap Over a $20 Bill

A brief crackle of street talk shows two men negotiating change. One man apologizes, offering a single twenty while the other insists it will be altered but notes it is the fifth such bill he has received today.

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