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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1907

Page

10

Knights Templar Parade at Saratoga Draws 15000 Marchers

Fifteen thousand Knights Templar from across the United States paraded through Saratoga with Governor Hughes and Grandmaster George Moulton reviewing. Nearly sixty thousand spectators witnessed the event as the thirtieth triennial conclave continued with prize drills planned for tomorrow.

Scripps-McRee Press Association Saratoga N. Y Knights Templar United States The George M. Moulton Chicago Charles E. Hughes New York New York State

Miner Len Reynolds Dies From Wound In Tennessee

Special to The Sun. Len Reynolds president of the Coal Miners Union at Mont Lake Tennessee died yesterday from a gunshot wound inflicted by W H Bellows labor agent of the Mont Lake Coal company.

The Sun Chattanooga Tenn Len Reynolds Coal Miners’ Union Mont Lake, Tenn W. H. Bellows Mont Lake Coal Company

C H D Book of Tours Issued With 75 Tours Listed

The C H D railway releases a booklet detailing 75 to 100 tours with full itineraries and rates. Copies are free at the C H D office or from district passenger agent F Be Hine in Indianapolis.

Meridian Street Fire Findings Safer After Inspection

The Burford building’s wall was inspected and deemed safe except for a warning about a drug company wall hazard if it collapses. The advisory stresses caution while noting overall structural safety after the incident on Meridian Street.

Meridian Street Burford Building

Roberts Park Choral Society Enjoys Outing at Winona Lake

Winona Lake Ind July 9 The Roberts Park Choral Society has filled the park with lively recreation. Members fished at dawn and enjoyed the concerts by Rogers band two daily. Spelling and pronunciation matches promise more fun this week. The School of Photography opened Monday. Judge Willis Brown sparks boy training interest as two juvenile Browns accompany their father at the Inn.

Winona Lake Ind Roberts Park Rogers School of Photography Willis Brown Winona

Amusements at Capital City Garden and Fair Bank

Amusements at Capital City Garden and Fair Bank feature Kryl band with Florenze Pace and Miss Pace, plus acts from The Three Liviers, Ingram Ostrich Farm, Arndt’s Military Band, and more. A large crowd enjoyed the opening week with impressions of the Bohemian Kryl band and performances by Evaline Tomasco, Rhodius case references, Hunter and Duncan, Mile, a Bebie, and the Foster brothers.

Wonderland Three Liviers Arndt White City Riva Bros Fair Bank Kryl Florenze Pace Capital City Garden Fostell Bros Dick Leon LaBelle Sisters W. Wallace Smith Coliseum Rhodius Evaline Tomasco Charles E. Blaney Hunter Duncan Mile Bebie Foster Brothers Indianapolis New York Hippodrome Bohumir Kryl Kryl Band Miss Pace Wagner Chopin Liszt Gounod Liviers

Social notes from Rushville and Indianapolis society events

Society items list visits and travels of W M Sparks and family in Rushville, Charles V McAdams and Irene on vacation to Niagara Falls and New York City, Elites return from Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Engagement announced of Alma Reed and George Peltier with October wedding planned. Local weddings, trips, and notable guests include Reed family, Meiscke, Langdon, Pauley, Malloch, Stout engagement, and a wedding party at Miss Crossland’s home.

Charles V. McAdams Irene East Niagara Falls New York City Alma Jeanet Reed H. F. Reed George Lawrence Peltier

Plea of Insanity in Windsor Trust Theft Case

Chester B. Runyan, former Windsor Trust teller, arraigned on grand larceny charges after stealing nearly 100000 dollars, with defense weighing insanity. Attorney Cantwell entered not guilty but may seek insanity plea and a commission. Investigators seek remaining 25000 tied to the case as Cantwell cites hereditary insanity in statements to reporters.

Scripps-MoAse Press Association New York Chester B. Runyan Windsor Trust Company Runyan Willam Cantwell Cantwell

Elks Arrival Sets Parade Plans for Philadelphia Union

Col. John P. Sullivan grand esquire of New Orleans arrived in Philadelphia to marshal the July 18 parade for the Elks convention. He will establish parade order at Bellevue Stratford hotel and appoint about twenty aides to coordinate participating lodges.

The Sun Philadelphia Elks John P. Sullivan New Orleans Bellevue-Stratford Wesk

Proofreaders pay for correction of seminary cemetery mix

The difference between cemetery and seminary to W F Dorsey and W A Peffer of the government printing office is 34.25 dollars. Both passed the proof in which seminar y appeared as cemetery. The books were reprinted and the men must bear the cost. A committee will file a complaint with the public printer.

Scripps-McRae Press Asociation Washington W. F. Dorsey W. A. Peffer Government Printing Office

Hottest Day of Year Born In Evansville

Evansville Indiana July 9 thermometer hit 97 degrees the highest reading of the year Charles Sherman collapsed from heat and remains in serious condition after the hot Monday sunshine.

Evansville Ind Chas. Sherman

Drowned Farm Hand in Wabash River Near Terre Haute

James Graham, a farm hand, was drowned while wading in three feet of water north of Terre Haute. He became tangled in a trot line.

Terre Haute Ind James Graham Wabash

Farmer Joseph Brawley Captured After Jealous Murder Plot

Joseph Brawley, a farmer near M'Cloud Oklahoma, tried to murder T. R. Tonia’s family in a jealousy rage. He was captured by a posse, badly wounded and dying.

Scripps-McRae Press Association M'Cloud Okla Joseph Brawley T. R. Tonia

Pebble Throat Rescue Saves 3 Year Old Boy

In St Louis July 9 a Missouri doctor saved three year old Howard Norman Gentry after a pebble 25 grains, marble sized, lodged in his windpipe and blocked breathing five to twenty minutes at a time. The lad, from near Big Spring Montgomery County, survived via oxygen spray and life-saving maneuvers. The stone shifted from left bronchial tube to windpipe and was expelled as a surgeon prepared to extract it.

ST. Louis Howard Norman Gentry Big Spring Montgomery County Gentry Norman

Lawyer Wages Divorce Over Alimony Claim

Arthur W. Harrison, a prominent attorney, files for divorce alleging his wife admitted during their July 1901 honeymoon that she wed him for alimony. He charges a pattern of abuse including threats with a loaded revolver, physical assaults, hair pulling, and continual harassment.

Scripps-McRae Press Association Washington Arthur W. Harrison Thim

Married the Heiress

Brockton Massachusetts July 9 R Tu Harriman a young story writer and Edna Trene Gibson daughter of Edward Gibson millionaire railroad magnate of Albuquerque New Mexico started on a honey moon trip today. The couple met in February and their acquaintance progressed so fast that Gibson senior wired to his daughter in New York to come home. Instead she and Harriman were married in Brockton.

Brockton Mass

Former Hoosier killed in Plattsmouth blast

Samuel Grassman formerly of Fort Wayne Indiana was instantly killed by a gas explosion in the basement of the Baech building in Plattsmouth Nebraska He was 35 years old and is survived by a widow and four children.

Plattsmouth Neb Samuel Grassman Fort Wayne Ind Baech Grassman

Pearl worth $500 found by boy on Brown county stream

Virgil Campbell aged 12 found a valuable pearl in a mussel shell while hunting pearls on a small Brown county stream. An expert values the gem at about $500.

Columbus Ind Brown County Virgil Campbell

Ten Word Ad Promises Sell Traps In Tae Sun

Housecleaning Timl advertises selling old traps by inverted ten word notice in Tae Sun. The short classified blurb promises three days for 15 cents.

Stirling plant ordered to run day and night for warship boilers

The Stirling company plant at Barbirton has been ordered to operate continuously to meet a rush of orders for boilers destined for United States warships under construction. The directive aims to speed production for naval needs during the war effort.

ScrippscRae Presse Association Barbirton Stirling Company United States Omr

The Sun Offers Free Ten-Word Help for Housework

The Sun invites readers to use its ee want columns offering ten words free of charge for a girl to help with housework. The notice frames a promotional service in a casual, period voice and lists no further conditions or instructions.

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