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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1910
Page
3
Feb 14. In San Francisco a health order forces removal of more than 80 dogs kept by Mrs Hardley in a two room shack at Second and Bryant. Police and SPCA attempt to relocate each dog to new homes while the old woman pleads to keep her companions. If she resists, court action will follow.
A National Packing Company employee and stenographer Miss Birdie Hauber is expected to testify before the federal grand jury probing the beef trust. She is said to know the company’s secret workings and may shed light on the absorption of the New York Butchers Dressed Meat Company by National Packing, a deal involving Frederick Joseph.
London February 14 King George III and David Lloyd George a radical Liberal moved toward reshaping government after meeting with King Edward and following discussions with Premier Asquith The reports suggest Asquith retirement and Lloyd George taking the premiership with potential budget changes in view.
George Greer. found guilty in criminal court of contributing to the delinquency of a colored boy by inducing him to drink beer. Special Judge Brown sentenced Greer to the workhouse for 20 days.
Mile. Dazie brings pantomime spectacle to Grand after starring abroad and in Zeigfeld revues. George Sidney returns with The Joy Rider at Park theater for three days of refined musical comedy. Black Patti company opens three days at Park with In Africa and a southern dramatic mood. Colonial Theater hosts Menetekel illusion. Empire Theater features Frolicaome Lamb with The Mayor’s Vacation and a strong vaudeville lineup.
The Forepaugh stock company presents Under Southern Skies at the Majestic, with first performances this afternoon and evening. The production is praised for its broad popular appeal and strong presentation, aiming to captivate local theatergoers.
Robert Jones night clerk at the Orpheum hotel Delaware and Wabash streets vanished on a Saturday along with $80 from the cash register. Detectives Dawson and Ulrey have not secured a crew or clue to the missing clerk’s whereabouts.
Paris reports a preliminary note from Dr Charchot of the Wrench Antarctic expedition. The party did not reach the South Pole but achieved valuable scientific discoveries. They reached 7 degrees south latitude, 126 degrees west longitude near Lexanter I and charted 800 miles of new land.
D M Snyder former Eaton resident learned his mother died before he could reach her bedside. He raced to Eaton after news of the illness, but arrived in Hartford City to learn she had already passed away. He then attended the funeral in Eaton after racing across the continent.
Indiana brief highlights include Edwin A. Orr struck by a G R I train perhaps fatally in Fort Wayne. John A. Polk farmer and longtime Cem etery Association president dies. Prospectora attempts to find gas or oil on the George Webster farm. Webster left 1250 to sink a well which now stands abandoned. William D. Heston former banker dies in St Elisabeth hospital and will be buried in Philadelphia. Attorney E J Askern acquitted of assault on Constable Oscar Welty in Kokomo. Central Indiana High School Oratorical contest set for May 13 with multiple towns in the association. Ry Ez Tucker Son elevator at Green Wood destroyed by fire with 15000 loss. Owls order to meet in state convention at Richmond on May 3.
Arthur Creekbaum told police Sunday he was held up beaten and robbed of 12 dollars on Saturday night on St. Joseph street between New Jersey street and Senate avenue. He admitted intoxication and could not recall details of the incident.
Five people were injured when a car that carried Charles Bailey Mr Quick and Mr and Mrs William Casner and Eli Casner overturned seven miles from Unt this Feb 14. Mrs Casner broke her collar bone and Casner suffered bruises and a scalp wound. The car sustained minor damage and all injured are expected to recover.
The Catherine Merrill club elected officers at its Saturday meeting. President Mrs Hitton I Brown and Vice President Mrs William H Cook lead a slate that includes Recording Secretary Miss Harriet Noble, Corresponding Secretary Mrs Carrie FE Rexford, Treasurer Miss Martha Griffith, and Executive Committee Chair Mrs Henry Burnet with committee member Mrs James Baker.
Berlin reports indicate over 300 people jailed after Social Democratic led demonstrations against electoral reform. About 650,000 took part nationwide with police using sabers in dispersals. Social Democrats plan to question Chancellor Rethmann-Holweg over police action amid injuries and a workman death at Neumünster.
An automobile owned by Morris M. Townley and driven by Robert Smith, a Negro chauffeur, hit a coupe owned by Frank Beck, a liveryman, on Illinois Street early Sunday. John Hay, driver of the coupe, was thrown but escaped. A bicycle policeman arrested Smith, who claimed he had taken another chauffeur home and drove without Mr Townley consent.
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