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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1910

Page

5

Lawyer Hamrick Faces Extortion Charges in Desperate Lawsuit

Indianapolis attorney Jesse D. Hamrick must appear before Judge Remeter on February 21 to defend against Mrs. Margaret Collins who seeks 2000 in damages. She accuses him of exorbitant fees dating back to 1906 and 1916 for real estate, lease, and estate services, claiming she paid him hundreds beyond value and demands the return of 600 plus interest.

Jesse D. Hamrick Indianapolis Collins Remeter Circuit Margaret Collins Hamrick Harding & Love Collings Flamrick Hamtek Thomas F. Collins

Boy Used Telegraph Scheme To Defraud Western Union

John McGuire a 15 year old Western Union telegraph office worker aided by another boy copied incoming telegrams then handed them outside for delivery and division among themselves. The scheme avoided records and allowed theft of funds from messages. Police regard it as a notably clever heist.

John McGuire Western Union Telegraph Office Johnny

Flood precautions ordered as Seine rises

Paris reports flood precautions to continue and foot bridges authorized over sections threatened by rising Seine waters. Albany notes Lt Gov White announces Chester S. Lord to succeed himself as regent of the state university. Madrid reports Moret cabinet resigns after less than four months amid Ferrer execution fallout. Washington notes Hale reports favorable bill to appoint Robert E. Peary rear admiral for one year. Ballinger withdraws public entry on 16,800 acres Bruneaux river Idaho and 23,444 acres Salmon river Nevada Idaho. Corinto reports insurgents advancing on Managua. a battle expected. London notes tax revenue drop of 40 million due to budget rejection. Corey PA hosts inquiry into Rev Gates charges. New Orleans aviator Paulhan plans 200-mile flight from New Orleans to Gulf of Mexico and back. Lexington KY senate to demand explainer from Watkins over whisky sellout claim. Washington reports Southern Cotton Growers and Cotton Exchange testify on gambling in futures.

Paris Albany N. Y Senate and Assembly Gov. White Chester S. Lord of New York State University Madrid Senor Moret Francisco Ferrer Maura Washington Senate Hale Maine Robert E. Peary Lst Ballinger Braneaux River Idaho Salmon River Nevada Corinto Managua Red Herapy Madrix Chamorro London Corey Western New York Baptist Association G. H. Gates Forestville New Orleans Louis Paulhan Gulf of Mexico Lexington State Senate J. J. Watkins

City Record for a DNY Couples and Building Permits

City record lists multiple couples and building permits. Edwin King reports two houses at 4242 Keystone priced at 2500 and 5802 University project 300. Hegemeier Bros remodel at 19 N Illinois 500. others include shed at 2344 Park 200 and house at Elmira and Congress 1000.

Edwin King Keystone Charles Wolfred Brookside State Franz Abendroth University Hegemeier Bros Illinois L. J. Brown Park Charles Hunter Elmira Congress E. J. Duffy N. Wet Johanna Gall Walnut and Blake

Milliner Helen Willits Pleads Guilty in Mortgage Goods Case

Helen M. Willits through attorney Ira Holmes pleaded guilty in criminal court to secreting and converting mortgaged goods belonging to Farnley and McCrea, wholesale milliners. She was fined $10 and costs, which were paid.

Helen M. Willits Ira Holmes Farnley & McCrea

W H Bailey Dies Suddenly at Wheeling Mills

W H Bailey district superintendent of United States Steel mills at Wheeling West Virginia died suddenly on Wednesday. His son George Bailey resides in Indiquipolia.

W. H. Bailey United States Steel Company Wheeling W. Va George Bailey Indiquipolia

Aspirants for Congress Hoisting Rods Across Districts

The Seventh sees stir as M L Clawson pushes for Cox debate while Cox resists. In the Second District Bland enters the race to challenge Cullop with a strong campaigning team. Democrats back Morrison in the Ninth and Korbly in the Seventh, with races in the Tenth and others shaping up as party workers seek nominations and unity.

Cullop Oscar E. Bland Linton Bland Crumpacker Fred I. King Mr. King Wabash County George A. Gamble Logansport Frank M. Beard Marion George W. Rauch John L. Moorman South Bend Congress Twuarnhart Indiana W. E. Cox Ohio River Cox George H. Voigt Jeffersonville Zenor Voigt M. W. Pershing Tipton Ed Daniels Clinton County John R. Ross Edward EK. Neal Noblesville Hamton County B. F. Harness Kokomo Montgomery County Lebanon Crawfordville Martin A. Morrison Frankfort M. L. Clawson Linton A. Cox Mr. Clawson Franklin McCray Henry Riesenberg Charles A. Korbly Jesse Overstreet Delaware County George Cromer Muncie Joseph Leffler Cromer C. C. Gilhama Lagrange Cyrus Cline

Fire at First National Bank destroys bullring in Jersey Shore

Three people were killed early today in a fire that destroyed the First National Bank bullring in Jersey Shore Pa. The blaze caused $50 000 in damage and was covered by insurance.

Jersey Shore First National Bank

Patron of saloon testifies in saloonkeeper case

John Mescall a saloonkeeper at 1006 East St Clair street faced police court after Sunday arrest. A patron testified the rear saloon room was in use, while police said it was occupied by a black man drinking beer. Mescall was fined 25 dollars plus costs for leaving the door unlocked and for giving away liquor on Sunday.

John Mescall East St. Clair Street Rearedon Mescall Mescala

Drunk man charged after bizarre station scene in union depot

At Union Station a 69 year old William Adem escaped home at 602 S Meridian and was arrested as insane. Guards halted a second man who leaped before a moving engine claiming to be Vanderbilt. Jerry Roach of Coffeyville Kansas also appeared drunk and was detained.

Union Station Trimpe Rucker William Adem S. Me Ridian Street Vanderbilt Polies Jerry Roach Coffeyville Kas

Loyal Moose Initiate 25 And Give Banquet

Indianapolis Lodge No. 11 Loyal Order of Moose initiated a class of 3, with Muncie drill team No. 38 in charge. Dr. C. T. Kendrick and speakers from multiple lodges offered remarks, Col. A A Womach spoke on the military department, National Organizer Charles M Faphan praised statewide work, 60+ members attended, and a post-ceremony banquet followed by a 11 p.m. close.

Indianapolis Loyal Order of Moose Muncie C. T. Kendrick J. 8. Coffman Brother Linton Beechaill Lodge H. L. Diece New London Luther Briar Lafayette Lodge M. A. Odenthal M. L. Clawson A. H. Jones J. E. Spann Col A. A. Womach Military Department Charles M. Faphan Central States Division

Merchants and unions eye a single city organization

Dynes proposes a united Merchants association Freight bureau and Manufacturers alliance with strong committees and a central backing to win benefits for all. Aquilla Jones cautions on existing duties, while Mooney supports feasibility. Denver and Kansas City examples show central councils guiding city progress amid objections. Fresh daily oyster anecdotes follow.

Dynes William Mooney Board of Trade Kansas City Denver

Agguse a Woman of Robbing Hotel Guest

Mrs. Anna Klein, a meld employed at the Hotel Edwards, was arrested on a charge of taking a purse containing $10 from the room of W. F. Marron. Last in the room, she had previously returned valuables, leading detectives to secure sufficient evidence. She is years old and lives at 309 S Capitel avenue.

Edwards W. F. Marron S. Capitel Avenue

Safe and Sane Fourth Discussed at Commercial Club

A meeting at the Commercial club addressed a safe and sane Fourth of July. Mayor Shank chairman Johnson of the city council and William E. Davis head of the Board of Safety attended to outline how the Fourth should be celebrated to prevent accidents.

Commercial Club Shank Johnson William E. Davis Board of Safety

Taft Nominates Judges and Officers for Senate Action

President Taft submitted several nominations to the Senate including Grant Bent of Tennessee for associate justice of the Supreme Court serving in the Philippine Islands. Also named were Sanford Parker and Luke A. Bates for public land roles in Nebraska and two postmasters at Freeport Idaho and New Castle Indiana.

Washington, D. C Taft Senate Grant Bent Tennessee Supreme Court Philippine Islands Sanford Parker O'Neill, Neb O'Neil Olson Valentine, Neb Luke A. Bates Register of Land Office Valentine Neb Smith D. Atkins Freeport John F. Thompson New Castle Ind

Bishop O'Donaghue to Lead Louisville See

Rome feb 9 appointments proposed by Cardinal de Lai were ratified by the pope. The Rev. J G Lacoler named auxiliary archbishop of St Paul Minnesota and the Rev J W Shaw of Mobile Alabama named coadjutor bishop of San Antonio Texas. The Rt Rev Denis O'Donaghue auxiliary bishop of Indianapolis becomes bishop of Louisville Kentucky.

Rome Cardinal de Lai Consistorial Congregation J. G. Lacoler St. Paul, Minn J. W. Shaw Mobile Ala San Antonio Tex Denis O'Donaghue Indianapolis Louisville

Dr Jesse Reagan Dead In Lebanon Ind Aging Doctor

Dr Jesse Reagan aged eighty two died in Lebanon Indiana. He was the oldest practicing physician in Boone county and had served the community for many decades likely passing peacefully at home after a long illness. He leaves a family and long service in local medical circles.

Lebanon Ind Jesse Reagan

Change for Fitzpatrick at Michigan trainer resigns

Keene Fitzpatrick, since 1898 director of indoor athletics at the University of Michigan and trainer of many football and track teams, will resign at today’s board of regents meeting to accept a similar post at Princeton. The resignation is expected to be accepted. Also Indiana lost to Purdue 28 to 16 in Bloomington with Charters leading Purdue and Hipskna for Indiana.

Fitzpatrick Defroit Mich Keene Fitzpatrick University of Michigan Board of Regents Princeton

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