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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1907

Page

2

Married a Lord Sorry Lady Bagot Seeks Conjugal Rights

Lady Bagot Lillian May, once an American Belle from Baltimore, seeks divorce court relief claiming $4000 annual income is insufficient for herself and daughter. She married Lord Bagot, a Staffordshire noble, less than four years ago. dispute centers on upbringing of their daughter.

London Lady Bagot Baltimore Bagot Lillian May Lord Bagot Staffordshire

Will of Americus C Daily Probated in Indiana

The will of Americus C Daily was admitted to probate in Lebanon Indiana. The bulk of the estate valued at about 500000 goes to his son Dr Kari Daily and his daughter Mrs Blanche Wood. One thousand dollars is left to the M E church and three hundred dollars each to his four nieces.

The Sun Lebanon Ind Americus C. Daily Kari Daily Blanche Wood M. E. Church

Prohibition National Committee Plans Meeting in Chicago

Felix T. McWhirter travels to Chicago Friday night to attend an executive committee session of the Prohibition national committee. A key topic is possibly launching a new national organ for the party.

Felix T. McWhirter Chicago Prohibition National

Visitors attend Manual Training high school event

Class day at Manual Training high school drew a large crowd with notable progress shown in the woodworkers department and other mechanical shops.

Manual Training High School

Recital by Cooperative School of Music at 721 Park Ave

The forty third recital of the Cooperative School of Music was presented Friday evening at eight o clock at 721 Park Avenue.

Co-operative School of Music Park Ave

Cascarets offer quick relief for digestive discomfort

An advertisement extols Cascarets as a mild, effective remedy for bad breath, coated tongue, heartburn, belching, indigestion, and constipation. It claims one candy acts at the first sign, contrasts with harsh physic, and promotes the ten cent pocket box carried for on the go use. It cites widespread sales and urges authenticity from the Anteater Remedy Company.

Grand Jury Probe in Rhodius Case Draws Officials

An Indianapolis judge and an attorney are expected to explain indirect charges tied to the Rhodius guardianship and a plot to wed Rhodius to Elma Dare. Judge Whallon and Cass Conaway deny involvement and will testify before a grand jury. Prosecution actions against Elma Dare for kidnapping Rhodius and others are pending, with annulment proceedings anticipated soon. James Berryhill, new Rhodius guardian, plans to confer with Judge Artman in Lebanon.

Samuel Artman Lebanon Rhodius Indianapolis Elma Dare Judge Whalton Cass Connaway Whallon Elliott R. Hooton George Rhodius Dare James M. Berryhiil Artman

Shortridge Teachers Stage Slim Princess at Jameson Home

Shortridge high school teachers acted in George Ade’s Slim Princess at Mrs. Ovid Jameson’s 1089 N Pennsylvania St. The four act dramatization by Amelia Waring Platter Angeline Parmenter Carey and Nellie I Hahmlin featured Moorish room oriental settings with palms rugs and veils and added two new characters Count Mulluca and Fatima the Slim Princess’s sister.

Ovid Jameson Pennsylvania-st Amelia Waring Platter Angeline Parmenter Carey Nellie I. Hahmlin Jameson Count Molluca Fatima Slim Princesa

Cornerstoneset for DC Masonic temple with Washington relics

Grand Master Woodman Lodge laid the cornerstone of a half million dollar Masonic temple in Washington at New York Avenue Thirteenth and H streets using the same trowel and gavel George Washington used for the Capitol. President Roosevelt attended as guest of honor, delivering the day’s address with cabinet members present. The temple site sits at the busy intersection as the historical implements were loaned by local lodges in Virginia and DC.

George Washington Capitol Building Woodman Frank Lodge District of Columbia United States Masons of Virginia Roosevelt Masonic Fraternity New York Ave Thirteenth H-sts

Matinee Hero Weds in South Bend Elopement Allegation

Chicago actor Joseph Kilgour married Miss Angela J. Lynch after a box party at Powers theater. The couple traveled to Indiana to wed, with family stating it was not an elopement. Kilgour stars in Lion and the Mouse. they plan a New York tour with the company.

Chicago Joseph Kilgour Angela J. Lynch Powers’ Theater South Bend Indiana Lynch John B. Lynch Thomas F. Mullaney Old Homestead Dearborn Ave Kilgour Bagley Maynard Waite

17 Year Old Shot In Fight At Blake Street

Condition serious Charlies Bowes aged 17 is at home 713 Maxwell St In a serious condition from the thigh wound two weeks after being shot by Claude Stoelting Police search for Stoelting believed to have fled to St Louis Dr Pettijohn says Bowes faces blood poisoning Bowes was arrested on assault charge with trial postponed due to his illness The fight followed an insult from Stoelting who has a bad record The fight occurred at Blake and North Streets

Charlies Bowes Claude Stoelting Maxwellst Stoelting St. Louis B. B. Pettijohn Bowes Blake and Northsts

LAW SCHOOL GRADUATES AT INDIANA LAW SCHOOL EXERCISES

The Indiana Law School graduating class held exercises at the German House on Friday night with Attorney General James Bingham and Judge A Z Wiley addressing the applicants. They urged hard work and shared experiences as keys to success in law. The class, comprising students from diverse stations, were sworn in by Judge Albert B Anderson and admitted to the bar of the supreme court and the Marion circuit court.

Indiana Law School Albert B. Anderson Federal Courts Supreme Court Marion Circuit Court

Kenna Romance Ties West Virginia Heiress to Senator Kin

New York June 8 A romance wedding tale follows Arthur L Kenna of Charleston West Virginia and Gertrude Higgins of Washington on their honeymoon tour stopping at the Waldorf Astoria They wed after a long boyhood courtship that began before Senator Kenna's death and saw him learn the railroad trade while maintaining contact with his bride-to-be

New York Arthur L. Kenna Charleston W. Va Waldorf Astoria Mr. Kenna United States Senator Kenna West Virginia Gertrude Higgins St. Joseph's Church Washington Jamestown Exposition Kenna

Life Savers Resign From Cleveland Crew

Eight members of the Cleveland life saving crew resigned in a body over a dispute with Capt Hans Hansen the new keeper from Erie Pa who arrived to take Capt Mot ley s place Hansen is described as a severe captain Frank Bur bank Mot ley s assistant also resigned and was expected to get the top post

Scripps-McRae Prees Association Cleveland Hans Hansen Erie Motley Hansen Frank Burbank

YMCA Inspection Trip To Review East Coast Models

An inspection party representing the local Y M C A departed Friday night aboard the Big Four railway for an eastern excursion. The goal is to study modeled association buildings to gain ideas for the Indianapolis site.

Big Four Model Association Indianapolia

Abducted Sister at St Clement School in Duluth

Sister Bor romeo of St Clements Catholic school was kidnapped by two men as she taught. They seized her, forced her into a hack, and fled. The abducted woman, 22 1/2, is the daughter of Edward Deigle, superintendent of the St Paul Terminal railroad yards, who opposes her taking the veil set for July 11.

Scripps-McRae Press Association Duluth Minon Borromeo St. Clement's Catholic Edward Deigle St. Paul Terminal

Last song service of season at Delaware street temple

The Indianapolis Hebrew congregation held its final song service of the season Friday night at 8 at the Delaware street temple. Soloists were Mrs Charles Farrow Kimball soprano Mrs Florence Atkins Gavin alto Homer Van Wie tenor and Oliver Isensee bass. Leo B Riggs served as organist and director.

Indianapolis Delaware St. Temple Charles Farrow Kimball Florence Atkins Gavin Homer van Wie Oliver Isensee Leo B. Riggs

Banquet Held At Blind Institute In Indiana

The Indiana Association for the Progressive Education of the Blind hosted a Friday night banquet at the Blind Institute. George S. Wilson, institute superintendent, spoke as one of the presenters. Sixty five guests attended.

The Blind Institute Indiana Association For the Progressive Education of the Blind George 8. Wilson

Poisoning case linked to market butter three women affected

Mrs. Jennie Fulton, Mrs. Nellie Goodpasture, and Mrs. Mary Long of W Market streets suffered slight poisoning Friday after drinking buttermilk bought from an unknown country man. Dr Swadner treated them. a sample of the product will be tested by the city Board of Health. The women are expected to recover.

Jennie Fulton W. Marketst Nellie Goodpasture W. Market St Mary Long Swadner City Dispensary City Board of Health

National Ladies Quartet at Third Christian Church

A large crowd attended a Friday night entertainment at the Third Christian Church on Thirteenth Street and Ashland Avenue. The National Ladies' Quartet performed under the Ladies' Aid society division with proceeds aiding their work. the quartet wore costumes representing different nations.

Third Christian Church Thirteenth-st Ashland Ave National Ladies' Quartet Ladies’ Aid Society

Rush for Divorces Shapes New Cleveland Courthouse

Special to The Sun from Cleveland Ohio June 8 reports that divorce cases are driving plans for the new courthouse. The rush necessitates faster construction as current facilities in the old building prove inadequate. Clerk Agnew notes the high demand for divorces influenced the design, with ample space allocated for the family court division.

Cleveland Agnew

Fidelity club exhibit aids settlement house fund

A program by the Fidelity club held Friday night in the lecture room of Central avenue M E Church featured performances by girls aged nine to eighteen. Proceeds supported the College Settlement House project at 1903 Columbia avenue.

Central Ave M. E. Church Fidelity Club College Settlement House Columbia Ave

Bible Contest Planned at Seventh Presbyterian Church

A Bible contest will be held at the Seventh Presbyterian church Cedar and Christs by seven students of the Winona Technical Institute Saturday night. The first prize will be $25. The students will answer questions orally.

Seventh Presbyterian Church Cedar and Christs Winona Technical Institute

Accountants Organize in Indiana at Claypool Hotel

The Incorporated Accountants of Indiana formed at a Friday night meeting in the Claypool hotel. Educational aims defined. J B Griffith of Detroit addressed the gathering as a prominent member.

the Incorporated Accountants of In Diana Claypool Hotel J. B. Griffith Detroit

Morton School Exercises Commencement June 18

The 3A grade at Oliver Perry Morton school will hold commencement on June 18 at 2 p.m. Thirty nine pupils will receive diplomas.

Oliver Perry Morton School

Wealthy Indianapolis furniture founder Herman Lauter passes at 69

Herman Lauter proprietor of a major furniture firm in the United States died at his home 668 East Thirteenth Street after a three month illness. He was born in Buglitz Germany on October 12 1838 and came to Indianapolis in 1873 to start a factory that grew into a large enterprise. He leaves a son Alfred and five daughters, with funeral at his residence private Monday afternoon. He was 69 years old.

Germany Indianapolis Mr. Lauter Buglitz United States New York City Lauter Alfred Lauter Carrie Robinson Florence Algena Matilda Sarah Lauter Marennerchor

Commercial club moves to form Indianapolis anti tuberculosis society

The Commercial club considers creating an anti tuberculosis society in Indianapolis. At Friday's meeting Dr J N Hurty secretary of the State Board of Health and Dr E F Kiser superintendent of the city dispensary were chosen to form a committee to arrange a meeting to discuss plans.

Indianapolis J. N. Hurty State Board of Health E. F. Kiser Plana

Mrs Astor Confined by Nervous Break Down

Mrs John Jacob Astor is confined to her apartments with a nervous breakdown after catching cold while wearing low cut gowns. Two physicians attend her with the Duchess of Marlborough also visiting to assist the society leader in London.

London John Jacob Astor Duchess of Marlborough

Des Moines Girl Adopted by Twelve College Girls

Tiny Emma Haven of Des Moines gains twelve foster mothers from a college circle. The girls adopt her for six week shifts, starting at 1107 Twenty sixth street with Edna and Amy Smyres among the first foster mothers. She will receive osteopathic spine treatment and rotates homes as the circle assigns her yearly living plan.

Des Moines Emma Haven College Iowa Edna Amy Smyres Lot Emma

Tragic Schoolhouse Decoration Ends in Strangulation

In Mount Morris township a 14 year old girl Emma Frater tested her plan to decorate the school and died in a horrifying accident. Her father found her body hanging from a window when the sash fell on her neck during the attempt. The incident occurred as she tried to please her teacher in WAutoma Wisconsin on June 8.

Scrippa-McRae Press Association Wautoma W's Emma Frater Mount Morris Township

Miss Morlock to Boston for Gymnastics School posting

Miss Wilhelmina Morlock, physical training instructor for girls at Shortridge High School, will leave for Boston next Wednesday after the school term ends. She will join the Boston Normal School of Gymnastics, returning home from Boston where she is a graduate of the Boston school.

Shortridge High School

Special Services at South Street Baptist Church

Rev. Cromwell P. Kirby will preach Sunday morning on Practical Immortality. Children’s Day will be observed in the evening at eight o’clock with a special program. Kerner’s orchestra will assist with the music.

Cromwell P. Kirby South St. Baptist Church Kerner

Payment Difficulty For First Infantry Soldiers

Gen Oran Perry adjutant general of the state militia faces trouble paying the first infantry soldiers the amounts due from the state for time in camp. The delay stems from soldiers not following instruction in completing their payment applications. Blanks and instructions have been mailed to the men.

Oran Perry

Baccalaureate Sermon at Manual Training High School

The senior class will hear a baccalaureate sermon preached by Dr. Albert Hurlstone at Roberts Park M E Church at 7 45 Sunday morning. The evening sermon topic is The Foundation of Our Faith. Morning services follow in Bundsy School Room at 9 o'clock with Children's Day exercises.

Manual Training High School Albert Hurlstone Roberts Park M. E Bundsy School

Uniformed Rank Knights vote against uniform stripe change

In Norfolk Virginia on June 8 the supreme assembly of the Uniformed Rank Knights of Pythias of the World rejected a proposal to add a stripe down the side of the trousers. The decision preserves the current issued uniform as the body considered the change.

Norfolk Supreme Assembly of the Knights of Fythias of the World

President Roosevelts Georgia Day Exposition Itinerary

Special to The Susquehanna. Washington June 8. The president and party will depart Washington June 9 at 3 pm aboard the Mayflower for Jamestown exposi tion. Stops include fleet review at 8:30 am and address at 11 am. Luncheon at 1:15 pm, visits to Georgia and New York state buildings, and a 4:30 pm return to the Mayflower for the 1 pm voyage back to Washington.

Washington Georgia Jamestown’ Exposition Roosevelt Nicholas Longworth Cowles Douglas Robinson Robinson Latta Hagner G Grant LaFarge LaFarge Evans Long W. N.mitchell Gergia State Commission Secretary of the Navy Dolphin Exposition Grounds Georgia State Building New York State Building National Editorial Association

Sealed Barrels Guard Sultan’s Water Supply

The illustrated scene shows water delivered to the Sultan of Turkey in sealed barrels. Each container is inspected and stamped with the royal seal to detect tampering during transit, a precaution against poisoning attempts aimed at the ruler.

Turkey

Indianapolis Builders' Exchange Elects New Officers

The annual election honored C. A Wise as president and C. B Hauk as vice president, with C. R Balke named secretary and C. C Pierson treasurer. Directors include C. C Pierson H C Adama J J Twiname and others. listed directors hold over seats along with several continuing members.

Indianapolis Builders’ Exchange C. A Wise C. B. Hauk C. R. Balke C. C. Pierson H. C. Adama J. J. Twiname W. Cochrane F. Childers M. M. Cotton Conrad Bender Leon Joyce C. L. Hamilton

Gen H B Carrington Plans Civil War History Visit

Gen H B Carrington of Hyde Park Massachusetts, a Civil War figure active in local literary work, will soon visit the city. At 86 he is preparing a history of the Adam Johnson raid, which preceded the John Morgan raid, and remains active in writing.

H. B. Carrington Hyde Park Mass Adam Johnson John Morgan Carrington

Sermon to Seniors at Shortridge High School

The baccalaureate sermon for the senior class at Shortridge High School will be preached Sunday morning by Rev. A. B. Phillputt at Central Christian Church. The evening program features a song service by a quartet and chorus of 0 voices.

Genier Shortridge High School A. B. Phillputt Central Christian Church

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