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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1910

Page

9

No Free Lands Will Be Given Away This Year

Washington reports that no government lands or lotteries will open this year for homesteaders. Indian reservations like Yakima in Washington face no immediate sale, while several other areas remain under study for possible openings next year. Auction plans include 12,000 acres near Lawton Oklahoma and six thousand town lots across nine sites, with Judge J W Witten scheduling sales in Coeur d Alene and other locations.

Kansas City America Indian Washington Yakima Reservation Federal Land Office Post Office Department Yashimi Congress South Dakota Idaho Lawton Okla State of Yakima Ft. Berthold Reservation North Dakota Pine Ridge and Rosebud Blackfeet Ft. Peck Montana Colville Montanna—Blackfeet Fort Peck Fort Berthold San Rosebun Ramo Tine Ridge Fort Peek Coalville Fort Derthold Rosebud Pine Ridge Indian Office Uncle Sam Cheyenne River Standing Rock North J. W. Witten Ing Lawton, Ok&lia Witten Cheyenne Arapahoe

Subway ride through huge sewer thrills Lehighton crowd

In Lehighton Pa on July 13 Ralph Snyder age 12 fell into a gutter and was swept 2000 feet through a sewer. Companions initially thought it a joke until Jim plunged after him and a large crowd rescued them near the Carbon Transit power house. Ralph survived with a severe head laceration and said the ride was his first subway excursion.

Lehighton, Pa Ralph Snyder Jim Carbon Transit Company Power House Ralph

Monk cannot will property to relatives under Benedictine order

In St Paul a US circuit court decision by Judge Willard holds that a monk cannot legally bequeath property to relatives or friends. An estate, including royalties from religious books, must revert to the monastic order. The ruling concerns August Wirth of the St Benedict order and his Springfield Minnesota death.

ST. Paul, Minn Willard United States Circuit Court St. Paul August Wirth Springfield Minn Order of St. Benedict New Jersey

Joke Cost a Life of Heroic Swimmer in Canarsie

Canarsie New York July 13 Police seek the name of the boy whose prank cost 11 year old Robert Vietin his life. Vietin swam with a crowd in Fish Creek when another boy cried for help. The rescuer swam toward the scene but the supposed drowning boy leaped onto a log and paddled away laughing. The would be rescuer was seized by cramps and sank.

Canarsie N. Y Robert Vietin V Vletin Fish Creek

Communion Service at Christchurch and Priests’ Outing

Rev. Austin W. Mann a senior deaf mute presbyter of the Episcopal church will lead a holy communion service in Christ Church chapel Monument Place at 10 30 AM with Rev. Brewster R. Allabough assisting. Allabough will conduct the afternoon service at 3 PM. Mann will later travel to Jeffersonville for an evening service with St. Paul’s rector.

Austin W. Mann Episcopal Church Christchurch Monument Place Brewster R. Allabough Allahough Mann Jeffersonville St. Paul's Church

When Kings Die Money Flies in Doing Honor

Obsequies of Napoleon and Czar Alexander II cited as the greatest royal funerals in modern history. The article compares European costs, noting Napoleon's transport, British expenditures for George II and William IV, Queen Victoria’s mausoleum funding, and the lavish Russian and German royal funerals. It estimates total costs reaching half a million pounds for the Czar’s funeral and details other royal burials across nations.

Napoleon Czar Alexander II St. Helena Duke of Clarence Prince Consort Queen Victoria Frogmore Hyde Park William I Germany Saxony Rournania Wales Austria Denmark Russia Berlin Italy Humbert Victor Emmanuel Ferdinand II Naples Charles Sardinia Edward Victoria

Boy falls from window. dies or injures after impact

Morris Sober, 11, son of tailor Samuel Sober of Louisville Kentucky, fell from a third floor window and struck iron street grating. He was picked up unconscious but appeared not seriously hurt at the scene.

Louisville Lome Morris Samuel Sober

Deafness Cured by Secret Treatment Promoted by Dr Powell

A physician scientist Dr Guy Clifford Powell claims a natural simple cure for deafness and head noises. He offers free full information by mail from Peoria Illinois, saying results are quick and permanent at home with no cost. Write to 6671 Bank Building Peoria IL for details.

Guy Clifford Powell Bank Peoria

The Fortune Hunter Young Man's Moral Crises Unfold

Nat Kellogg confesses to Betty Graham that he is engaged to Josie Lockwood, shaking his world of faith and drink. Betty, impressed by his reform, sends him blessing and pride, while Nat realizes he loves her. A sudden turn leaves him fleeing to seek church solace, tormented by heartbreak and guilt.

Josie Papa Nat Betty Graham Betty Father Josie Lockwood Beth Kellogg Cersed

As Others Saw Him Meets a Transformed Ceris

Nat recognizes Ceris at the phone desk to his astonishment as seven months apart have reshaped her from a starveling girl into a poised, confident woman. Her travel wear suits her, hair gleams, and her eyes sparkle with life while she greets him with warmth. He remains speechless at the reunion.

Nat Ceris Dar

Terre Haute Journalist Recovers After Drunken Spree

Mont L. Casey, prominent Terre Haute newspaper man, was taken to the Neal Institute on Woodruff Place for a three day drink habit cure and later delivered to friends in a recovered condition.

Mont L. Casey Terre Haute Neal Institute Woodruff Place

Letter cheers alcohol treatment program in Indiana

Mont L. Casey writes about his year of drinking and rehabilitation at the Neal Institute in Woodruff Place Indianapolis. He credits a non hypodermic vegetable regimen with removing all desire for alcohol and urges others to seek help to escape drinking’s ruinous effects. The note is signed and directed to inform others of the option.

Mont L. Casey Negl Institute Woodruff Place Indianapolis Terre Haute Ind Neal Institute CO R. H. Williams Woodruff Thornton Daggs

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