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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1910
Page
11
John Landers 20 claimed a shooter fired at him in a Southport barber shop rear area. Bloodhounds refused, initial officials doubted his story, but cross examination showed he wounded himself over love trouble. A .38 revolver was found nearby and Landers remained with friends.
The anticipated Republican Democrat clash failed to occur at the county council in Noblesville as members postponed crucial decisions to Monday afternoon. Attorney M. L. Clawson attended and indicated he would be present later. The panel will consider precinct boundary changes for final passage and await fireworks.
Auditor J C Billheimer certifies the 1908 condition of the Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa as of December 31, 1908, with assets totaling 7 2 2 and liabilities of 7 3 0 3 1 2 3 plus notes on capital and bonds. The document records cash, real estate, bonds, premiums, loans, and other securities, with a legal seal dated March 7, 1910.
The cost of 440 dollars per year was postponed for reconsideration. Several budget items were sent to the September term of the council. Adjournment occurred at noon. The council will finalize its approval of the budget in the afternoon.
Mrs. Jennie Winter of 316 East Walnut Street died during an anaesthetic for the extraction of twenty teeth at her home Sunday morning. Dr. John Lambert and dentist Dr. J Frank Wilson cite heart paralysis from fright as the cause, noting she had long feared the operation. Mrs. Winter worked at the New York store and had whispered instructions to her daughter about her property. The death occurred during the extraction of the eighteenth tooth.
Inex Stephenson, 2, dies after a misthrown baseball hits her as three men play ball outside her home on Pine Street. Albert Mattingly, James Schmink, and Golden Carney are jailed on assault and battery charges and for playing baseball in the street. The ball's errant throw led to manslaughter charges after the child's death.
The document lists the companys U S assets including cash on hand and in agents hands real estate unincumbered various bonds with market values 58 484 730 00 192 830 00 and 542 300 00 plus totals for losses adjusted and unadjusted and other securities It notes amounts of debts for premiums and claims against the company and the amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks.
Brief rental notice from a hotel offering two rooms with quiet surroundings for the right party. Contact at 346 W Pratt Street for details.
Annapolis Md July 25 Tests of the Ames aerocycle invented by Congressman Buller Ames of Massachusetts began at the naval academy. The test aims to measure horsepower and propeller blade size required to lift the craft, with secrecy. The machine features two large spool-like disks on a power platform and a rear aerial propeller for forward drive.
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