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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1909

Page

3

Lincoln pillow to be given to Lincoln Society in Washington

The famous pillow where Abraham Lincoln died will pass from Mrs. D. S. Fraser of Denver to the Lincoln Society in Washington, D. C. The relic has rested in a safety vault for 30 years and bears a dark bloodstain. It will be sent to Washington with the death slip and displayed at the society.

Washington, D. C Abraham Lincoln J. Wilkes Booth Lincoln Society Fraser Shirley Hotel Denver Lincoln J. W. Peterson Peterson

Policeman Stops Runaway Horse On Busy Avenue

Patrolman Gabriel Kreutzer of the traffic squad, six four and 34 indies, halted a runaway horse attached to a delivery wagon on F1 avenue at Thirty-fourth street at 3 pm. He seized the bridle and stopped the animal amid a throng, to applause outside a jewelry shop.

New York Gabriel Kreutzer F1 Avenue Thirty-fourth Street Kreutzer

Fragments of a Local Item Readable in Bus Transit Note

A partial OCR fragment mentions a bus and a world angle with unclear context. It references a month and a vehicle, suggesting a transit note or public notice placeholder rather than a complete story.

ThIN MEN GET FAT ON DOVES IN HALF HOUR

Two slim men dressed neatly used a Brooklyn apartment robbery to secrete doves. One captive man named William Mahon, 4, of 725 Franklin avenue, confessed nothing as the other escaped with doves valued at zero dollars. The dove stock, imported, belonged to Rudolph Schwanenpfleugel.

Rudolph Schwanenpfleugel Schwanenpfleugel Vernon Avenue William Mahon Franklin Avenue

Amusements at Fifth Avenue Spotlight Notables and Acts

Mrs. Rose Pastor Stokes praised Helen Grantley on stage after The Agitator at Fifth Avenue New York. George Sutton joins Martin Beck with a special table billiards setup for a west coast tour. Vittorio and Giorgetto perform boxing stunts with humorous elements. Marion Murray promotes The Prima Donna's Honeymoon and headlines Orpheum bookings. Acts include The Limit by Willie Pantzer, The Land of Dreams by Paul Kreist, and In Africa at Park Theater with Yorke and Adams.

Fifth Avenue Theater New York Rose Pastor Stokes J. A. Stokes Oscar Beringer Helen Grantley and Company Miss Grantley George Sutton Martin Beck St. Louis Sutton Marlon Murray Murray Sisters New York Clipper Edgar Allen Woolf Marion Murray Bronx Upper East-side Africa Aaron Hoffman Imerics Yorke and Adams the Park Theater

Scalded Baby Dies With Doll in Arms

New York December 29 Charles Arthur Pelsing two years old of 446 West Forty first street died at Roosevelt hospital after falling into a pan of boiling water while his sister Irene six held a doll to show him. The mother hurried to the drug store and an ambulance was summoned. Baby Charles briefly revived before dying, clutching a doll given by hospital staff to ease his final moments.

New York Charles Arthur Pelsing W. Fortyfirst Street Roosevelt Hospital Santa Claus Baby Charles Irene Pelsing I Charlie

Asphalt Machine Proves Big Money Saver for City

Terre Haute Indiana report shows city owned asphalt plant, bought for 55.6 thousand dollars in Chattanooga, has paid for itself after three months. Repairs total 712.26 square yards at about 90 cents per yard versus 2 dollars by Indianapolis firm. Labor and materials itemized, with total costs far under private contractor pricing and significant savings cited.

Terre Haute Ind Board of Public Work Chattanooga Tenn Schmidt Indianapolis Frm Indianapolis

Classmates at Park theater stirs crowd with savage jungle scene

DARE theater presents De Mille's Classmates featuring Norman Hackett for three days starting Thursday matinee. In a South American jungle scene Duncan Irving and Bert Stafford clash over brandy amid a party’s peril while a woman audience member faints from the dramatic knife struggle.

Dare Theater de Mille Norman Hackett Park Theater Duncan Irving Amagon Bert Stafford Stafford

Forepaugh Presents David Harum A Hole in the Ground at Majestic

The Forepaugh Stock Company brings David Harum to the Majestic with a strong cast and a holiday matinee on New Year’s Day. They also stage Hoyt’s A Hole in the Ground featuring songs dances and surprises, plus budding vaudeville talent in a merry program of merriment and melody.

Ajestic Theater David Harum Majestic York State Hoyt

Empire Theater Comedian Recalls Four Aces Poker Tale

Abe Reynolds, starring at the Empire theater this week, recounts a Reno gambling-house story about a dealer who allegedly dealt himself four aces. A listener dismisses the claim, noting it is the dealer's game and Reynolds departs pondering the tale.

Empire Theater Abe Reynolds New York Reynolds

Son and jewels waiting for dead woman's family

Brooklyn letters seek Powell family heirs for Minnie Powell Bowers 19 year old Walter Barwick Bowers. Mrs Evelyn Lawler asks World to locate relatives in New Jersey after Minnie left home years earlier. Jewels and valuables to be held for the son until guardianship can be arranged.

Brooklyn Minnie L. Bowers Grove Street Williamsburg Hospital A. Bowers Lafayette Avenue New Jersey Evelyn Lawler Cooper Street World Office Bowers

Morley farmer reports theft of famous hen breed

Malone New York December 2 A Morley farmer named Jones finds his famous hen breed stolen after going to feed them in the morning. Nearby lie two wallet com

Malone, N. Y Morley Jones

Pocketbook mystery ends with empty coop visit

A man asking about Jones poultry sales visited his yard seeking the missing pocketbook. Jones refused to discuss the money and waited for developments. The visitor searched the coop but found nothing and left without mentioning the pocketbook. No negotiations have started among neighbors or interested parties.

Jones

Marion O Connor sues over vaudeville at night

In Brooklyn Marion O Connor a 17 year old toe dancer lived with her mother a theater wardrobe worker at 538 Dean Street. Peter Ulrop claimed guilt after a night fire escape incident but Magistrate Naumer dismissed the case. Marion moved to Manhattan seeking justice.

New York Marion O'Connor Dean Street Brooklyn Peter M. Alrop Alfred Ulrop Pete Ulrop Marion Ulrep Maricm Pete Ulrep Alfred Ulrep Nivertie Avenue Court Naumer Manhattan

Hirst Clever In Douglass A C Bout

Joe Hirst outwitted John ny Willetts in a wind up at the Douglass Athletic Club last night in Philadelphia. The contest ended with Hirst showing the sharper move and securing the win.

Joe Hirst Philadelphia Johnny Willetts Douglass A. C

Matched for Memphis light heavyweight bout announced

In Milwaukee Tony Ross of Pittsburg and Jim Barry of Chicago were matched for a ten round light heavyweight bout in Memphis Tennessee on January 7. The bout was set yesterday in Milwaukee.

Memphis Milwaukee Wis Tony Ross Pittsburg Jim Barry Chicago Tenn

First National Bank Declares 8 Percent Extra Dividend

New York December 3 The First National Bank announces an extraordinary 8 percent dividend on its 10 million dollar capital stock. About 4 million total disbursements this year, tied to profits from the affiliated First Security Company. Reading Company stock speculation linked to bank interests.

New York First National Bank Wall Street Reading Com Peany Reading First Security Company

Bemiss Accepts Challenge From Horan In Billiards Set

Kei H Bemiss, local billiard champion, accepted nareen ae Horans challenge for a three game set. One game at Anderson and one at Indianapolis with the final game to be determined by the player scoring the most points.

Kei H. Bemiss Nareen Ae Horan oOne Ind Bag Ry Laws Anderson Indianapolis

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