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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1909

Page

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Slack Explores New Alignment to Push Reform at Banquet

Senator Slack of Franklin and Senator Shively spoke at the Indiana Commercial Travelers' Democratic club banquet in Denison hotel. Shively warned tariff agitation risks and urged focus on public revenue and reform while defending moderate duties. Slack toasted The Triumphant Democracy amid party reflections on democracy, unity, and principle.

Indiana Commercial Travelers’ Democratic Club Denison Shively Slack United States

Latham Fails Cross Channel Flight From Calais

Hubert Latham attempted to fly from Calais toward England, but his aeroplane became unmanageable and plunged into the sea. He was rescued by the destroyer Harpon, cheered by crowds, and vowed to try again in a week or ten days.

Calais France Hubert Latham English Channel Latham Harpon Sungaite London Daily Mail Sangatte England Dover Wright M. Levagaseur Levagascur Hubert Lathan

Mackie Taken at Los Angeles to Embezzler

James H. Mackie once a Columbus sporting goods executive was arrested in Los Angeles on embezzlement charges totaling 13 000. Police found him at Thirty second Street and Maple Avenue with a companion. He offered no statement.

Los Angeles Cal James H. Mackie Columbus Columbus Sporting Goods House Thirty-second Street Maple Avenue Mackie

Bargan Sentenced in Manslaughter at Packing Plant

John Barsan pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the Kingan packing plant killing of fellow employee Alva McLaughlin three months ago. He was sentenced to from two to 21 years in prison after using a butcher knife in the quarrel.

John Barsan Alva McLaughlin Kingan Bargan McLaughlin

Train Jumped Track Killing Two Near Crawfordsville

A passenger train derailed at a curve north of Crawfordsville Indiana early yesterday morning. Engineer Meerman Burns of Lauvers and Fireman Lawrence Austin of New Albany were killed. Several passengers were slightly injured.

Crawfordsville Ind Meerman Burns Lauvers Lawrence Austin New Altany

Wonderful Dide Trips at Algonac

Camp Algonac excursion leaves July 27 offering a 1500 mile journey to Algonac with side trips to Walpole Island and Canadian shores. Highlights include Chippewa chief Peter Gweekawneek, Indian crafts on Walpole Island, Wallaceburg canoe trip, river scenery up the Saie Carte, fishing for bass pike muskellunge and trout, and safe beaches at Algonac. Rates: adults 20 dollars children five to twelve 13.50 and younger 6.50 with table board. Port Huron by steamer via the White Star Tashmoo makes the trip affordable for campers.

Camp Algonac Canada America Sun Algonac Walpole Peter Gweekawneek Redmen Les Wallaceburg Port Huron

Butler Mob Fires On Troops In Butler Strike Clash

In Butler Pennsylvania on July 19 a fatal shooting occurred as Standard Steel Car workers clashed with state troopers who moved to quell a mob attempting to tear down a fence. Injuries included a striker wounded in the abdomen and two troopers hurt. Officials indicated the works might resume if men could be secured.

Butler Standard Steel Car Company John Ducomb Altman Bessemer & Lake Erie Caldwell Groome Harrisburg Punxsutawney Pitcher

Glidden Tourists Leave Twin Cities for Mankato

The Glidden tourists began week two from Minneapolis and St Paul on Monday. They are expected in Denver on Saturday after a 132 mile stage to Mankato Minnesota. The day's run covered six hours and 32 minutes as part of the six day tour schedule.

Minneapolis Twin Cities Denver Mankito Minn

Mother Leads Her Children Into Thievery Case of Kurrasch Family

In a Monday juvenile court proceeding Judge Stubbs condemned four Kurrasch children for larceny. Frank 14 was sent to Plainfield boys school Elsie 12 to Indiana Girls' school. Harry 10 had judgment withheld. Mother Bertha 34 received a suspended sentence of one to 14 years for forgery and theft.

Bertha Kurrasch Pritchard William Kurrasch Frank Kurrasch Stubbs Elsie Kurrasch Indiana Girls’ School Harry Kurrasch Kurrasch Temple Avenue Michigan Street A. Korbly Korbiv Kurraschehildren

Moose Festival Opens Wednesday Night With Attractions

The big Moose festival will open Wednesday at 7 PM at Alabama Street and Massachusetts Avenue after a Tuesday plan change. The grounds will feature carnival attractions and an illuminated entrance promising crowds and lively activity. An orphan's day will honor children from local homes with free admission and proceeds aiding missions and societies for sick children.

Alabama Street Massachusetts Avenue

Daring Rescuers Save Many Lives During Big Fire

In Boston during a July blaze at a three story brick tenement block on Morton Street police, firemen and citizens carried out daring rescues. One man died and several were injured as residents jumped to life nets or into rescuers arms while over 50 people faced peril in the North End fire.

Boston Morton Street North End

Girl Gives Bond on Incorrigibility Charge

Miss Ida Tat a 36 year old woman from Brazil Indiana was found by Humane Officer John Shine in a chop house on West Washington Street last week. She posted bond of 1000 dollars Monday and will appear in juvenile court Wednesday. She is charged with incorrigibility.

Ida Tat Brazil Ind Ayho Humane Ofcer John Shine W. Washington Street

Inquisition Opens Into Sutton Murder at Marine Barracks

Annapolis July 1 The second inquiry into Lieut James N Sutton Marine corps death on Oct 1 1907 opened with Commander John Wood V S N Major W C Neville and other officers forming the board Judge advocate Major Leonard opened proceedings at 10 am The Sutton family complainants seek closure while several officers including Lieut Adams Ostermann and Bevin testified and a deposition from Miss Mary Stewart was discussed

Sutton Mary Stewart Pittsburg Suttons Parker Carvel Hall Adams Ostermann Bevin Robert E. Adams James N. Sutton Whem Sutton Marine Barracks

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L. Ept Slack Franklin Channel Sky Butler Mobe Law Andrew Boris Butler Hospital Wiliam Hess Charles J. Smith Esther Paganelli John Success Harry B. Davis Charles Sunderland Davis Sunderland Etta Biner Biner Big Four Railroad Louis Flinn Metzger Tripp Glidden Mankato Yours Wonderland Korbly Gery Wille Kurrasch Reform School Stubts Marines
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