Fatal family quarrel ends in murder suicide
Paggpelina Delle Penne, 35, stabbed his mother-in-law Mary Gillbrithi at her home on 1114 Finley st and then shot himself. Gillbrithi, struck in the chest, was rushed to City hospital in a dispensary ambulance. Penne died instantly. The tragedy followed a long quarrel between Penne and his wife, with neighbors and police arriving as Coroner Peteradorf prepared to investigate.
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Andarian
Mary Gillbrithi
Frank Gillbrithi
Finleyst
Delle Penne
Een Delle Penne
Quarr
Penne
Gillbrithi
Penn
Adéi
Bray
Lieut
Sandman
William Rugenstein
Hall and
Simon
Sandmann
Hall
Parkway Ave
Ing
Usband
E Penne
He Kahn Tailoring
Bors
Peteradorf
Local Jottings of Marion County Courthouse Life
Brief items from the city note court handwritings, license counts for gypsies, and ongoing market work. The piece mentions Deputy Remster and Judge Wilkison, street congestion on Market, a new Hotel Edward building, and police safety measures like the sun helmets and patrol autos.
Seeing Indiana Saloons Tour Shrouded in Local Licenses
A city council saloon license committee tours 37 premises by car to review licenses amid nostalgia for a closed Stag Club. The eavesdropping narrator notes neighborhoods including Irvington with no saloons and mentions several license requests, renewals, and local characters along Washington and Massachusetts avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Olis
Munimertplace
Billy Bangs
Massachusetts Ave
Lou Weissman
Leo Weiss
New York St
Meyer Penish
Indiana-ave
John Taylor
Rhody Shiel
P. J. Guilefer
Sun's Tomorrow Feature Projects Next U S President
Editors from 300 American papers unveil a sweeping political forecast as the first straw vote of the season. The Sun promises a striking, comprehensive foretell of candidates with surprises and reader engagement.
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Sun
Two Olivers in Police Court Case Ends Differently
A boy Charles Oliver, 16, was acquitted in police court after arrest for swimming near Pleasant Run outside city limits. A second Charles Oliver received a loitering sentence and was sent to the workhouse. His mother faults Officer Helm for the arrests and calls for an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Oliver
Delosst
George Helm
Pleasant Run
Norwood
Oliver
Stubbs
Thomas S. Oliver
Helm
Watson Sentenced After Trial Over Alleged Charges
William Watson was tried Monday on charges brought by his niece Mary Watson 13 and Minnie Eaglin 13 both of Columbus Indiana. Judge Irvin sentenced him Wednesday morning to from two to 21 years and overruled his motion for a new trial.
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William Watson
Mary Watson
Minnie Eaglin
Columbus
Ind
Irvin
Cadets 92 Per Dos at Harrod's Studio
A fragment notes Cadets 92 per dos at Harrod's Studio located at 116 Virginia-avg. The text references a studio setting and a numeric figure tied to the Cadets, with limited additional context.
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Harrod’s
Virginia-avg
Interurban track permit questioned by city board
The Board of Public Works learned that a Monday letter might grant the Indianapolis New Castle and Toledo interurban railway authority to lay tracks on any Indianapolis street. The board said no permit could override the council granted franchise and will correct the document to avoid conflicting rights with the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company.
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Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
New Castle
Interurban Company
Ferdinand Winter
Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Company
State officers report on filing day for quarterly dept. reports
Thursday will be the day for filing quarterly reports by the various departments of state. The quarterly settlement of the secretary of state will be about $42,000. The report of Eda V. Fitzpatrick, clerk of the supreme and appellate courts, not including Wednesday, shows receipts of $1,446.20 for the supreme court and $857.25 for the appellate court. Other reports have not been completed.
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Departments of State
Secretary of State
Eda V. Fitzpatrick
Supreme
Supreme Court
Hanly Defends States Rights in Elkhart Address
Governor Hanly spoke at the Chautauqua assembly in Elkhart Indiana arguing for state sovereignty to solve issues like child labor regulation inheritance tax and federal overreach He supported some President Roosevelt aims but urged careful study of federal proposals and opposed a federal tax method He and Mrs Hanly then stayed with State Senator A R Beardsley.
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Sembly
Beveridge
Roosevelt
Tim
Hanly
A. R. Beardsley
Elkhart
State Secretary faces delinquencies in corporate reports
On the final day many corporations submitted reports to the secretary of state with about 3,500 filed by Wednesday morning. Assistant Secretary Grubbs says the total number of corporations is unknown and the delinquency count cannot be determined yet. The law, enacted last session, imposes a penalty for noncompliance but a grace period is allowed as officials adjust to the new requirement.
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Secretary of State
Frank I. Grubbs
Lehman
Hill
Indianapols
Indiana Knights of Pythias to Dedicate Building in Indianapolis
Jance Monahan of Orleans and Harry Wade in Indianapolis arrange the dedication program for the Knights of Pythias building at Pennsylvania Street and Massachusetts Ave during the week of August 12. Prominent state speakers will attend and the Iola and Oregon teams of Dayton Ohio will demonstrate rank work plus a matinee for nonmembers and ladies.
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Jance Monahan
Orleans
Indiana Knights of Pythias
Indianapolis
Harry Wade
K. of P
Pennsylvania St
Massachusetts Ave
Iola
Oregon
Dayton
United States Weather Forecast Brief
Fair tonight and Thursday with a change in temperature. Sunrise at 4 41 a m. Local forecast notes a noon reading and general conditions across the region.
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United States
Baseball Shoes and Furniture Bargains from The People’s Outfitting
Classified items advertise baseball shoes with prices 2.00 2.75 and 3.75 and list Gus Habich at 121 West Washington Street. Also three and four rooms furnished complete offered for 125 and 155 dollars respectively, at The People’s Outfitting Co.
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Gus Habich
West Washington Street
The
People’s Outfitting Co
City Hall Contention Bubbles Between Mayor and Council
Mayor Bookwalter seeks a Wednesday meeting to present a plan to house city offices in the courthouse wing. Council members voice concern over lack of consultation while favoring a separate city hall alternative. The mayor defends executive action and cites a $390,000 fund as potentially flexible for parks or boulevards with council approval.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
Bookwalter
Board of Public Works
County
Farmland Stone Co Complains to Rail Commission over Interurban Freight
The Farmland Stone company of Maxwell files with the Indiana Railroad Commission against the Big Four alleging refusal to interchange freight with an interurban. The rail line formerly delivered coal to Winchester interurban for the consignee, but now declines to continue delivery. The petition seeks a commission order compelling resumption of service.
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Farmland Stone Company
Maxwell
Indiana Railroad Commission
Big Four
Stone Company
Winchester
Eagles Sail Through to Martinsville in Interurban Route
Flour City Aerie of Eagles No. 970 Newcastle 75 members with band traveled in a special interurban car via Indianapolis en route to Martinsville for a Wednesday night institution ceremony. H. H. Evans led the party as a candidate for a high office.
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Flour City
Aerie of Eagles
Newcastle
Indianapolis
Martinsville
H. H. Evans
Standard Oil Faces Historic 10 Million Fine in Rebating Case
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis will sentence Standard Oil on August 3 for rebating charges. The $10,000,000 fine targets the Indiana unit, with NJ subsidiary cited as payer in a six week federal trial that included 1,482 rebates and 2,000 counts across seven indictments.
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Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard of
New Jersey
Chicago & Alton Road
Standard Oil
Landis
Kenesaw M. Landis
Albert B. Anderson
Europe
Man Who May Die Makes Statement
A stabbing at a North Illinois street restaurant left Frank Lehman in critical condition at City hospital. Lehman and Charles Hill each gave statements, with Lehman denying starting the fight and Hill claiming self defense after Lehman sought a waiter job. Johnson also detained.
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Hill
Lehman
Johnson
Free ten word rent notice in The Sun columns
The Sun offers a free ten word advertisement for vacant rooms to rent. Submit your notice for publication in the want columns.
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the Sun
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PURO_DISTILLED WATER COMPANY
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Criminal Court
Charles Remster
Dan Brown
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Market St
Remster
John McGregor
Marion County
Cyrus Clark
S. Nlinois St
Edward
William Scheppenhorst
Board of Safety
Cass Connoway
Broad Ripple
Indianapolis Humane Society
Philip Wilkison
W. Fairbanks
Meridian St
Put-in-Bay
Market-st
Wabashst
Frances Hive No
Riverside Park
Epworth League
Fletcher Place
Ella Welborn
Agricultural Department
Government
Washington
Free Fall Creek
Lon Boyd
Wayne County Fair
Hagerstown
Marion County Workhouse
Oscar F. Holmes
Werner A. Ross
Lafayette
Law
Pass Old Stag Club
Irvington
Ot Ofniann
Johnny Donavan
Harry Rearse
Ed Stickelman
Bill Rhodes
Little Way Wright
Joe Emmin
Ger
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Circle
Fetter
Louis Wonder
Comstock’s
Peter Brown
Delaware
Market
Dipple’s
Coliseum
Haughville
John Evan
Evan
W. Washington
Kingan'’s
George Dorden
Ollie Coonce
C. E. Rogers
Virginia Ave
Shepesketer
Ignatz Berkowitz
W. T. Weeder
Dan Barton
English Ave
Brockhauser
Buchanan St
Bill Weiss
Alabama
Henry Roel
Illinois
Bert Shan
Olivers
Watson
Various States
United Press
Goyv. Hanly
Denison Barber Shop
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Regard Council
John McGaughey
Oil Trust
Indiana Company
Indiana Concern
United States Supreme Court
Frank Lehman
N. Illinois St
Sicians
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Anderson, Ind
Metzger
Lieut. Landmann
Charles Hill
Hos
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Heard Hill
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