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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1908

Page

11

Murder Case Cassel Given to Jury in Spencer Trial

Emory Cassel stands trial for the murder of Thomas Mills. Judge Clark instructs the jury after Henry N. Spaan’s closing for the state. The crowded Spencer courtroom heard Movements of the case with spectators torn over likely verdicts.

Spencer Clark Ind Emory Cassel Thomas Mills Henry N. Spaan Spaan Indianapolis Indiana Cassel Quincy Mr. Mills Benough J. C. Robertson

Boy swimmer dies from head injury in city pool

James Plumber aged 16 died at City Hospital after sustaining a head injury while swimming at Pleasant Run near Madison Avenue. He reportedly jumped head first and struck a stone, the son of Charles Plumber of 814 Greer Street.

James Plumber Pleasnt Run Madison Avenue City Hospital Charles Plumber Greer

Oil inspector challenges Standard Oil over weights

Weights and Measures inspector ulfgon has again clashed with Standard Oil. Julius Keprich, a company salesman, was found obstructing the inspector on N New Jersey street by wiring oil and measuring it.

Ulfgon Standard Oil Company Julius Keprich N. New Jersey Street

Injured man sues transit firm for $1000 damages

Mr Spiarvey Brooks of Northwestern Ave NE says a street car conductor attacked him after he paid fare and he has filed suit against Indianaapolis Traction and Terminal Company for $1000 in damages.

Ane Inv Spiarvey Brooks Northwestern Avene Indiarinols Traction

Vicars General Curtis Dead in Baltimore Remembrance

The Right Rev Alfred A Curtis former Roman Catholic bishop of Wilmington and long time vicar general of the Baltimore archdiocese died today in Baltimore July 11 reports state. The obituary notes his service to the church and leadership roles within the archdiocese.

Curtis Baltimore Alfred A. Curtis Wilmington

Whole City Will Greet John Kern

Indianapolis citizens prepare a civic welcome for John W. Kern Democratic vice presidential nominee. Mayor Bookwalter and Indiana Democratic Club president Hollett plan Monday meetings to organize the celebration. Kern will travel from Denver and likely confer with Bryan at Fairview farm before returning to Indianapolis.

Indianapolis John W. Kern Denver Bookwalter John E. Hollett Indiana Democratic Club Kern Hollett Bryan Fairview

Kern to See Bryan in Lincoln Visit for Campaign Management

Lincoln, Nebraska July 11 John W Kern Democratic vice presidential nominee will arrive in the city for a day conference with William Jennings Bryan on campaign management.

Lincoln, Neb John W. Kern William Jennings Bryan

Woman Says Brewery Driver Struck Her With Bottle

Mrs. Harriet Pape, an aged resident, claims Hassie Hershfield, an extra driver for a brewing company, struck her on the head with a bottle at her Httle store on 514 E. Raymond street Friday afternoon. She sustained head and shoulder injuries. Bicycle Officers Wilson and Golnisch searched for Hershfield but could not locate him.

Harriet Pape Hassie Hershfield Httle E. Raymond Street Wilson Golnisch Hershfield

Motorman Fined for Defying Traffic Order

John R. West, a street car motorman, was fined $1 and costs in police court on a charge of blockading the street. The arrest followed orders from Chief Metzger to corner policemen to stop street cars at crossings rather than in the center of intersections. West refused Officer Gunsolus and was removed to the police station. Metzger emphasizes cars must stop at crossings, not on curves or centers of intersections.

John R. West West Metzger Washington Ilinois Gunsolus

Lamb Named Potential Chairman of Democratic Committee

Denver July 11 John I Lamb of Terre Haute Indiana is prominent as a possible chairman for the Democratic national committee. His deft handling of the vice presidential campaign for John W Werner during the recent convention has raised him in the party and his supporters urge him as the most capable choice.

Hoffman House New York Charles Mahoney Bishop Potter Cooperstown N. Y M’carren Supreme Court of Brooklyn Patrick H. McCarren Board of Elections Fraser Mary Scott Hartje Supreme Court Philadelphia South Carolina Cramps ELKS Dallas Tex Denver John I. Lamb Terre, Haute, Ind Lamb John W. Wern

Disappointed lover attempts suicide after quarrel

Pearl Henninger of 2226 Wheeler Street drank carbolic acid in front of his sweetheart Miss Margaret Higdon at 1615 Yandes Street after a year together. Doctors McCool and Taylor from the City Dispensary saved his life after a quarrel prompted the act.

Pearl Henninger Wheeler Street Margaret Higdon Yandes Street Henninger Drs. McCool and Taylor

Mrs. Bye and Family Plan Visit to Fort Scott Kas

Mrs. B. F. Bye and her children leave at noon Saturday for Fort Scott Kansas to visit Mrs. Bye's mother.

Kern nominated for vice president sparks Indiana pride

Indiana Democrats celebrate John Worth Kern’s nomination at the national convention amid talk of boosting Indiana in November. A large, spontaneous parade through Indianapolis honors Kern with banners, flags, fireworks, and remarks from Mrs. Kern and local leaders. The piece notes Kern’s Indiana roots, career, and longtime public service, highlighting the party’s belief in victory with Kern on the ticket.

John Worth Indianapolis John Worth Kern Indiana Kern John W. Kern Thomas R. Marshall Dtdiana Bryan Pennsylvania Street Fairbanks Ninth Ward Democratic Marching Club W. D. Feltman Patrick W. Egan Columbia Club Monument Place W. M. Fogarty Marion County Bryan and John W. Korn Alto Howard County Iowa Michigan University Kokomo Thomas Yageart Democrats L. W. Henley Denver Taft Sherman A. J. Reilly Feiber & Reilly M. E. Wilson Columbia National Bank Morris Moyer Illinois Tom Marshall

Mendenhalls Take Northern Trip With Shrine Gathering

County Commissioner John Mendenhall and his wife left Saturday for St Paul Minnesota to attend the Shriners gathering. They will be away a week and may visit Yellowstone Park before returning to Indianapolis.

John Mendenhall Mende St. Paul Minn Yellowstone’ Park EnGianapolis

Navajo Warpath Report From Bisbee Arizona

Bisbee Arizona July 11 It is reported the Navajo Indians have gone upon the warpath and 30 soldiers with machine guns are hastening from Fort Huachuca to quell them if force is necessary The Navajo tribe numbers about 2000 and have long been considered the most peaceful of Indians

Bisbee Ariz Ft. Huachuca

Kern Means Victory Democrats Declare Kern Means Victory Democrats Declare

Indiana Democrats celebrate Kern nomination for vice president at the Denver convention. Republicans fear Kern boosts the ticket. local business leaders and voters, including bankers and merchants, forecast a strong Democratic year with Kern’s appeal across the state.

Wife and Agent Sparks End Court Feud

The wife of Elmer Jester testified in circuit court on a charge of wife desertion. After a brief truce with Judge Pritchard they left arm in arm but soon quarreled as Jester allegedly broke court promises. She claimed he insulted her and admitted making up for the last time. Witnesses spoke for both sides as the dispute centered on a winking encounter with a casualty insurance agent.

Elmer Jeste Pritchard Jester

No Free License for Philippines Soldiers

Indiana law grants free peddler licenses to Civil War and Spanish-American War veterans, omitting Indian Wars and Philippine insurrection veterans. A Philippine service veteran applied for a license, but County Auditor Sahm refused without a fee, citing the statute's plain wording.

Philippines Indiana Ditor Sahm

Sweet Marie Wins Free-for-All at New England Breeders Track

Readville Mass July 11 Sweet Marie won the free for all trotting championship race at the New England Breeders track taking first and third heats and losing the second to Major Deimar Wilkesheart finished third The fastest time was 2 06½ in the first heat

Readville Mass Sweet Marie England Deimar Wilkesheart

Tragedy Sparks Auto Collision Damage Suits

Three women injured in a June 27 collision with the Terre Haute Indianapolis & Eastern Traction line sue the company for a total of 63000 dollars. Plaintiffs Irma Lovell Nellie Griswold and Marie Shaw seek 20000 20000 and 25000 respectively. Chauffeur James Sloan was killed in the crash. Griswold’s husband's divorce case linked to the incident adds sensational context.

Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Pany’s Line Indianapolis The Traction Company Irma Lovell Nellie Griswold Marie Shaw James Sloan Griswold

County Selling Lots at Bargain Prices

Marion county offers 74 parcels of land for private sale to dispose of school fund loans. Many lots lie in Brightwood and Prospect Street additions with others scattered across Indianapolis. The county auditor conducts the sale at his office.

Marion County Brightwood Prospect Street Indianapolis

Constable Acquitted in Woman's Assault Charge

Samuel Beadle, a constable, was discharged in police court Saturday after being charged with assaulting a foreign born woman. He testified he went to arrest her and a man posing as her husband, who resisted him.

Samuel Beadle Beadle

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Isidor Utica Virginia Carter John Kern John E. Lamb Hot Springs, Va George R. Sheldon National Republican Committee Heldon Kansas Mendenhall J. A. Tarleton L. S&s. Ayres & Company James L. Keach R. E. Springsteen Marion County Democratic Committee Democrats of T. Wiggam Tooseven Ilam Garry L. Smith William J. Bryan Gargain
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