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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
9
Washington reports Champ Clark of Missouri, House minority leader, prepared to deliver a long careful address. Clark moves around the chamber with an alpaca coat and many handkerchiefs while a secretary tracks notes and pages. He uses stories to illustrate points and paces the room for emphasis.
Township boards may draw on the dog fund for cattle killed by rabid canines but must prove the animal died of rabies and that a dog in the township caused the bite. Officials note mad dogs are widespread and rabies epidemics are supported by health data.
New York legal saga concerns Julia Kuttner Earle seeking annulment from Ferdinand Plinney Earle. Judge Fitzgerald delays ruling to verify Italian law validity and whether Emilie Fishbacher Earle’s divorce affected the marriage.
Col Roosevelt toured Sutton Hall in London with Lord Northcliffe and admired the ancient residence. Northcliffe introduced him to American rovers seeking to foster compatriots who will not press for speeches or speak themselves.
Mrs. Falding, claiming abandonment, charges Frederick J. Falding a 58 year old chemical engineer, with neglect. He faces 8000 bail and examination next Monday after arraignment by Magistrate Dooley. She described his income, hotel home, and a past incident with a mysterious woman, plus her own recovery from gas and chloroform exposure.
Beverly New Jersey story says George Mullen, a farmer on Sunset road, shaved outside when a Plymouth Rock rooster charged his face. Mullen swung a razor, the bird pecked, and with a final stroke the rooster's head came off.
Ohio Republican leaders await Theodore Roosevelt to clarify the governor race among Harding Thompson and Brown. County results show Harding support in Knox and Lawrence, while Montgomery backs Brown. A possible Roosevelt entry is debated as party strategists search for a unifying candidate.
Reported factional maneuvering in Ohio centers on Bennett and Roosevelt over county appointments and the anti trust stance. Generals of corporate influence target Judge Reynolds R. Kinkade of Toledo, while Taft aides fear his defense of the administration. Walter F. Brown may convene Lucas county delegates if Roosevelt signals an anti trust push. The scene hinges on awaiting the ex president.
Seattle officials estimate 15 000 people will leave for Nome and St Michael s on early sailings drawn by reports of rich gold discoveries. The first regular liner to Nome sails tomorrow with full berths. wealthy travelers occupy steerage space amid a long waiting list. Steamship officials call the movement a stampede rivaling the Klondike rush of 18 years ago.
In Cleveland on Monday burglars looted 20 dental offices in the Rose building and escaped with gold and finished work valued at more than 1000 dollars.
Mary Williams rises from dormitory work at a paper box factory to forewoman with a higher salary and plans to run a factory. She envisions fair pay for workers, a country location, and efficient operations while helping Frances reunite with her husband. The two friends plan a joint venture and a future honeymoon.
Washington June 7 There is indication Taft may name a Catholic to a cabinet vacancy if suitable. Roosevelt previously placed Catholics in high office including Maurice Egan Charles P Neill Robert Wynne and Charles J Bonaparte Taft named Richard Whelens as ambassador to Austria Edward Morrell was offered the Russian ambassadorship but declined Morrell is a Missouri Catholic and party leader
Harry Whitney and Paul Rainey sail from New Haven to Sydney for a three month hunting voyage aboard the Arctic Beothic commanded by Captain Bartlett who accompanied Peary on his North Pole expedition.
A listing of numerous individuals and businesses across Indianapolis Indiana and nearby streets with names and addresses including Acker Georgia Virginia N Capitol Meridian St Wayne Oliver Senate and College areas. Notable entries include Corcoran Cornet Bros Greenwood Snyder Morris and Williams along with multiple firm names and street locations.
Washington June 7 May passed and brides and roses arrive. The weather bureau says May was normal in temperature and rainfall, with 3.27 inches of rain on average and nine clear days. Comet sightings persist for about three weeks as June outlook looms.
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