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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1910

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Beveridge Varies Halted Tariff Debate In Senate

Georgia Senator Clay accuses the tariff commission vote of fall campaign manipulation, Beveridge defends the board against Aldrich and Hale, while other senators press for broader powers and fact gathering on production costs. Multiple appointments and posts noted for Washington and western states.

Washington Beveridge Tariff Commission Senate Hale Tariff Board Congress Cloay Georgia Appropriations Committee Clay Aldrich Dolliver Cummins Clapp Bristow United States Indiana Bailey

Premonition Ends Abruptly Over Wendling Letter

Mrs. Lavania Moore of Simpsonville Kentucky believes a strong premonition led to a tip about Joseph Wendling the suspected killer of Alma Kellner in Louisville. A mayor in Indianapolis received a letter directing him to arrest Wendling at 138 Prentice Street a street that may not exist.

Lavania Moore Simpsonville Joseph Wendling Alma Kellner Louisville Indianapolis Shank Wendling Prentice Street

Teddy Doctor for Bongo on Ocean Voyage

On the Kaiserin Augus te Victoria aboard, Col Theodore Roosevelt and family travel with a dog named Bongo. Roosevelt acts as chief doctor spending hours on deck to ease Bongo and his own seasickness relief, with the family untroubled by illness to date. Bongo was gifted to Miss Ethel Roosevelt by a London friend.

London Theodore Roosevelt America Kermit Roosevelt Africa Ethel Roosevelt Kermit Col Roosevelt Dack Bongo Knaiserin

Men Will Greet Roosevelt When He Lands

Three hundred rough riders from the Spanish American war era will gather in St. Louis on June 11 and travel to New York to greet Theodore Roosevelt on his June 18 return from Africa. The Abernathy boys from Oklahoma also head to New York to meet Roosevelt, aiming to arrive by 4 p.m. Saturday.

Roosevelt ST. Louis Theodore Roosevelt San Juan Hill New York Trenton N.J Abernathy Boys Oklahoma Col. Roosevelt

Four Womanly Thieves Nabbed by Special Detectives

Four pickpockets dressed as women were arrested in Winona Lake Indiana on Friday and were taken to Warsaw jail. The detctives were specially assigned to the case and caught them red handed.

Winona Lake Ind Warsaw

Hammerstein May Dodge Law Over Russian Ban

Oscar Hammerstein, NY impresario and vestryman, faces a Russian ban on admission due to his Jewish faith. He expresses resolve to pursue business deals in St Petersburg and even jokes about joining churches to placate officials. Mary Garden’s reactions are noted in the dialogue.

Paris Oscar Hammerstein New York Russia Hammerstein Grand Hotel Mary Garden St. Petersburg Episcopalian Baptist Church Orthodox Greek Church

Hammerstein Appeal Over Russian Entry Refusal

Friends in New York urge the secretary of state after Oscar Hammerstein is barred from entering Russia. The Russian government demands strict passport clearance and the London consulate refused to certify his passport, making approval unlikely.

New York Oscar Hammerstein Hamerstein London O. K

Duke of Connaught Named Governor General of Canada

In line with King Edward’s wish the Duke of Connaught will succeed Earl Grey as governor general of Canada likely next spring. He plans to visit South Africa to open the new parliament.

Duke Grey London Edward Duke of Connaught Earl Grey Canada South Africa

Columbus authoress dies at 61 in June death

Mrs. Emma Brevoort a leading church worker and noted literary figure in Columbus Indiana died at age 61. Her death announced on June 11 with tributes from local religious and literary circles.

Columbus Ind Emma Brevoort

Trunk Murder Case Captures Italian Search Worldwide

Washington man Porter Charlton, husband of Maryacott Charlton, is sought as Italy widens a search after a trunk recovered from Lake Como contained her mutilated body. Police question Russian Constantino Semolatoff linked to the couple, while Miss Stella Reid’s death in the Bay of Naples is considered possibly connected.

CoMa Italy Porter Charlton Washington, D. C Maryacott Castle Charlton Lake Como Charlton Como Es Charltons Mostrasio Ismolatoff Stella Reid Bay of Naples

Last word from Mrs Mary Castle Charlton in April report

In April the last word came to Capt Henry H. Scott, brother of Mrs Mary Castle Charlton, from New York. The report notes the communications traceable to that line and city, with the source indicating ongoing concerns about Charlton’s status.

New York Mary Castle Charlton Henry H. Scott

American girl Miss Kerrison reported missing in Bavaria

The German government opened an investigation into the disappearance of American student Miss Kerrison who went missing while traveling from Munich to Meran. Search parties were dispatched into the mountains to locate her.

Misa Kerrison America Berlin Miss Kerrison Munich Meran

Sugar Trust Officials Found Guilty in Government Fraud Case

New York reporters note Charles R. Heike of the American Sugar Refining Co and Ernest W. Gerbracht convicted of conspiracy to defraud the government. Sentences postponed to August 30 for bill of particulars. bond set at 25,000 each. Others received varying sentences on Blackwell’s Island. trial histories cited.

New York Charles R. Heike American Sugar Refining Company Ernest W. Gerbracht Martin Harry W.walker James F. Halligan Blackwell's Island Jean Voelker Checker Oliver Spitzer Heike Gerbracht James Tf. Bendernagel Heikemar Rendernagel

Indiana Republicans to greet Theodore Roosevelt in New York

Official summons sent to the Indiana Republican state central committee lists Pier No. 25 in New York City as the site for a June 18 11 AM Roosevelt reception. Indiana Chairman E M Lee and other delegates will represent the state on the pier to show loyalty to Roosevelt and Rooseveltiam.

Indiana Pier No. 25 Theodore Roosevelt Hippo Hustler Bwana Tumbo New York City State Central Committee of Roosevelt E. M. Lee Juogie Court University Indiana Republican State Central Committee Rooseveltiam William F. Murphy Roosevelt Reception Committee National Lincoln League of Republican Clubs John Hays Hammond League State Central Committee

Indiana Governor Awaits First Choice on Fish and Game Post

Columbus June 11 George Schwartzkopf, candidate for fish and game commissioner, wired Gov Marshall that he will accept the post on the governor's terms and would live in Indianapolis. He delayed one day too long, and another man was indicated as the appointee. George Miles of Syracuse is among leading applicants.

Schwartzkopf Marshall Indianapolis Gov. Marshall George Miles Syracuse Chasen Schwartskops

Shank Asked to Choose Music Critic for New Composition

In a letter from P. Carter Cooper of Frankinton and Company Major Shank was asked to appoint a musical critic to test a new piece. Cooper sought someone who plays the new styles of music including two steps and tags and suggested a daughter or wife could try the composition when a copy is sent.

Major Shank P. Carter Cooper Frankinton, & C Cooper

One Brewery Case Will Be Appealed

Agreement between Attorney General James Bingham and defense counsel directs the superior court case against the Home Brewing Company to be the sole appeal to the state supreme court. The other seven cases follow the supreme court ruling on the Home Brewing case unless settled on a technicality.

James Bingham Home Brewing Company Supreme Court

Father Drowns Self After Daughter Marries Clergyman

Isaac H. Smith aged 81 of Philadelphia drowned himself in Lake Lenape at Mays Landing New Jersey. The suicide followed his opposition to his daughter's marriage to an Episcopalian clergyman.

Mays Landing N. J Isaac H.smith Philadelphia Lake Lenape

Snow Falls in June in Greenwood

June 11 report from Greenwood Indiana notes Friday night snowflakes drifting in mist. Residents say rain or snow in June is a rare occurrence for the city heat.

Greenwood. Ind

Seattle Fire Wipes Six Blocks In Citywide Conflagration

A major Seattle blaze destroyed six blocks along the water front, killing three firefighters and leaving 50 to 75 missing. Property losses exceed 1 million dollars as lodging houses, hospitals, stores, and warehouses burned, with the Pacific hospital among the casualties. Refugees flocked to shelters and city drivers repurposed wagons and ambulances to rescue the wounded. The disaster prompted a heroic firefighting effort to control the flames and save the lumber yard district.

Seattle Wash Tacoma Battery Cedar Denny Regrade District Second Avenue Pacifc

Miss Indiana Reflects on Indianapolis Window Views

The Miss Indiana persona discusses Lincoln Street sights, window displays, and city lights from atop the Soldiers and Sailors monument. She notes how streets glow at night, praises civic pride, and contemplates visits to landmarks like the federal building and the evolving downtown.

Indiana Washington Street Monument India Apong Mayo Shank Indianapolis Federal Building

Wright Brothers Prepare for Saturday Flight Trial

Early Saturday afternoon the Wright brothers’ aeroplane was being groomed for a trial flight with one of the brothers’ assistants to pilot. An earlier morning attempt failed due to a mechanism problem.

Wright Brothers

Workman Killed by Mysterious Fall at Quarry

Fred Reed died after a fall at the A. and C. stone quarry in Greencastle Indiana. He reportedly fell 80 feet while tending a water tank and was found with a skull fracture. He left a wife and nine children.

Greencastle Ind Fred Reed

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Tariff Clay Exposes Committee Bun’s Washington Service Hibbs Building Charles B. Landis Delphi West Points The Military Academy John Louis &. Bloom Muncie Medical Department Hot Springs Ark Mollie H. Robbins North Salem Warm Springs Indian School Oregon James M. Tucker Tazwell Crawford County W. T. Plonieck Kellner Teddy Doctor Trip Deck Rough Riders Impressario Bar Mary Scott Castle Charlton Ington United States Army Ft. Right Frankfort Germany Capt Scott Mary Wilmington Del Yahava Europe Judge Sugar Trust Spitzer Blackwell’s Island Ted State Committee Lee George Schwartzkopf Wrod George Greenwood Galbraith MISS Sailors Indianapolis Commercial Club Mam’selle Miss Indiane Miss Indiana Illinois Pennsylvania Massachusetts Bernt Wright Speedway Workman
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