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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1908

Page

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Hitchcock Quits Hall Under Fire in Taft Split

Chicago dispatch reports Frank Hitchcock, Taft's political manager, resigns from the Republican National Committee amid charges of packing influence. McKinley rushes to Chicago to rally allied candidates against Taft as Hemsenway and Crane seek a quiet path to unity.

Chicago Republican National Committee Frank H. Hitchcock William H. Taft Hitchcock New Mexico North Dakota Alaska Taft Ohio Florida W. H Northrup Isaac Jenkins A. I. Vorys Coliseum Auditorium Annex Vorys Columbus Roosevelt Williamb. McKinley Joe” Cannon McKinley Hemsenway Crane Fatt McHinley Republican Party

Bodine Receivership Demand From Geori Ech Bodine

Geori Ech Bodine seeks receivership against Bodine and associated parties. The filing demands court action to appoint a receiver over assets and manage affairs pending resolution. Creditors and stakeholders await further court scheduling and rulings.

Geori Ech Bodine

Secret Ledger Found in Closed Kosciusko Bank

State Auditor Billheimer reports a cashier Abe Brubaker kept a hidden ledger showing deposits of 1549 and personal overdrafts totaling 10108. He asks for a receiver as irregularities are uncovered. Depositors will not lose a penny because stockholders will cover assets to satisfy all claims.

Billheimer Warsaw Abe Brubaker

Wife's Tongue Bitter as Emery Joslin Seeks Divorce

Emery Joslin accuses his wife Daisy Joslin of abusive treatment toward their two children, name-calling in front of them, and threats with a knife and hatchet. He notes repeated job losses due to her conduct and asks for divorce and custody. The case is filed in circuit court.

Emery Joslin Daisy Joslin

Charity Trolley Ride By South-Side Hebrew Ladies

The South-side Hebrew ladies of the Charity and Shelter Home sponsor a 2 trolley party at 8 p m Tuesday night. Participants meet at Terminal station at 8 p m for departure and participation.

Hebrew Ladies of the Charity and Shelter Home

Nurse Lures Doctor Then Kills Him in Vestibule

Sarah Koten a 22 year old nurse from Russia admits to luring Dr Martin William Auspitz to 131 West 135th Street with a false summons and shooting him in the forehead and heart. She says she killed him after failed attempts at redress and waited calmly for police. The physician known for a sanitarium and social prominence faced multiple past affairs reports. Continued on Page 4 Col 6.

Sarah Koten 135Th Street Martin William Auspitz EL Ninety-third Street Dr. Auspitz Auspitz Russia

Coliseum Proves Ideal for Saengerfest Acoustics

The State Fairgrounds Coliseum hosted a 200 voice male chorus led by Alexander Ernestinoff to test acoustics for the Saengerfest. Judges praised the hall for equal sound distribution, noting even distant solos could be heard clearly. Local committee members hailed it as a top setting, with preparations well underway.

Alexander Ernestinoff John P. Frénzel Ernistinoff Coliseum

Belmonts Philanthropist O H P Belmont In Grave Condition

At his home O H P Belmont physicians report his condition is very grave with acute peritonitis. He is slowly sinking as medical staff remain at his bedside through the night.

O. H. P Belmont

County considers steam road roller purchase inquiry

County commissioners weigh an investigation into buying a steam road roller for 2600 dollars. The bidder who submitted the tower bid asks why the roller cost more than about 2000. Officials say tests favored the more substantial machine, but no definite findings have emerged.

Russian Imperial Yachts Arrive Ahead of King’s Meeting

escorted by torpedo boats the Polar Star Esarevna and Standart reached the roadstead at Reval for the scheduled meeting with the King. Final arrangements were completed for the royal audience.

Reval Russia Polar Star Esarevna Standart

Hitchcock Trial Resumes As Raymond Hitchcock Looks Worn

In New York on June 8 Raymond Hitchcock the comedian appeared worn and tired as the second day of his trial on charges filed by Helen Von Hagen a 16 year old girl proceeded before Justice Goff at the Tombs. Assistant District Attorney Garvan challenged John B Ward foreman of the jury causing a temporary interruption. Ward stepped from the box and Steuer renewed the request for adjournment which the judge denied. Talesmen examination then began.

New York Raymond Hitchcock Helen von Hagen Goff Garvan John B. Ward Max Steuer Justice Goff

Girl Returns Ring but Keeps Dollar

Mary Williams was arrested after detectives reported the incident on Friday. The case notes indicate Williams returned a ring but retained a dollar, with the charges or official status unclear in the fragmented text.

Despondent Man Shoots Self in Richmond Ind

A. B. Uhly master mechanic for the Pennsylvania railroad killed himself amid despondence over charges he aided a doctor in a criminal operation causing a girl’s death. He leaves a widow and several children as his trial nears.

Man Richmond Ind A. B. Uhly Girl

Tigret Thief Sentenced to Reformatory

Richmond, Ind June 8 James Crawford alias R A Gaver allegedly stole railway tickets worth 50000 in travels nationwide. He pleaded guilty before Judge Cox and was given an indeterminate sentence from ten to two years in the Indiana reformatory. He was tried here on the charge of burglarizing the Pennsylvania railway station at Hagerstown.

Cox Indiana

Man's Disgrace Triggers Wife Suicide and Death of Child

In New York on June 5 Edwin Winnette of Stapleton Staten Island faced detectives for attacking a girl while his wife and infant son died by a mother's hand. Shame from the alleged act led Mrs Winnette to kill herself and her child.

New York Edwin Winnette Stapleton, S. I

Thompson and Dowling Start New Attorney General Roles

Will H. Thompson of Muncie becomes assistant attorney general replacing Henry L. Dowling who assumes a Railroad Commission post vacated by Charles W. McAdams resignation. Both men begin duties with earnestness as Gov. Hanly appointed Dowling to the commission. Thompson described as a brilliant young lawyer.

Will H. Thompson Muncie Henry L. Dowling Mr. Dowling Railroad Commission Gov Hanly Thompson Mr. Thompson

Grocer Hurt After Fall From Prospect Street Car

Peter Hansen a grocer of 1416 Prospect street fell from a Prospect street car at the viaduct Monday. He was unconscious on removal and sustained a severe head injury with additional bruises.

Peter Hansen Prospect Street

Mystery of the Daisy Dean Payroll at Marion Poor Farm

Superintendent James E. Greer refuses to identify the employee known on the payroll as Daisy Dean. The best information suggests Daisy Dean is Mrs. T. H. Greer, a relative, while other Greer family names appear in payroll records. County commissioners plan an investigation as charges of false names and inflated salaries are debated, with Greer defending his management.

Daisy Dean Marion County James E. Greer T. H. Greer Greer Artie Greer Commiestoner Mendenhall T. H Greer Catey’ Dean Garfield Greer James Greer Thomes Greer Daisy Deen

Tragic Death: Little Girl Found in Boxcar Near Church

Troop A state police and local officers pursue leads in the murder of 10 year old Volsta Sludheck, daughter of Steve Sludheck. Her body was found in a boxcar along the Pennsylvania railroad after she attended services at the local Catholic church.

T. Pa Little Volsta Sludheck Steve Sludheck Pennsylvania Railroad

Knox Campaign Uses Chicago Stop For GOP Bid

A fragmented clipping notes Knox plans to travel from Pittsburg to Chicago in June to promote his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination. The jumbled text references a life-sized poster and advertising efforts within Pennsylvania.

Pittsburg Pennsylvania Po Unites State R Knox

Also Mentioned on This Page

HALL M’kinley Lieis Hemenway Grane Bodine Ses Gourt JO Aame Kosciusko County Bank Martin W. Auspitz Hammond John Hays Hammond Natalie Joan Hays Hammond Hempstead. L. L Gzar Billik Springfield Board of Pardons Today Herman Bil Lik Vizal Mary Willams Oae Bue Felteday Gan Ponta Uhly Tigret Richmond, Ind James Ed States South Bend Gar Wilden Ried Knox
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