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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
5
Representative Ramsdell states Dixie as a promised land due to southern land and climate. He claims northern farmers would flock to southern soil, and asserts whites and blacks can live together harmoniously without social mingling. He praises crops, livestock, and a welcoming climate.
Several new and increased capital stock filings appear in Indiana. The Indianapolis Bill Posting Co. shows capital of 5000 with directors Fred C. Dickson H M Talbott and Alex Harbison. The Indianapolis Abattoir Co increases stock to 500000. Stark Heirs Realty Co lists 20000 capital with Jacob F Stark BE Htark C B Stark L C Stark G A Stark among others. A Indiana company in Indianapolis with 25000 capital aims to buy and sell drugs, incorporators include Joseph V Riesbeck Edward F Wagener C E Pease and W C Harbison. Martin Telephone Co at Fortville shows 200 capital with P A Randall and others as incorporators.
Frankfort Kentucky June 15 David W Armstrong an attorney of Lexington practicing in New York filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in federal court. Liabilities total 210769 with assets of 1500. Largest debt 127520 to Gilbert Ray Hawes by judgment of a New York court.
Beginning with the June 18 issue the Indiana edition of the American Issue will become a weekly Anti-Saloon League publication. It is currently a semi monthly paper with Rev. E S Shumaker state superintendent of the league serving as editor.
Italian authorities conclude Porter Charlton likely fled aboard a Genoa to New York steamer on June 8 or 9, abandoning the murdered wife theory and seeking to detain any passenger resembling him. Russian suspect Ispolatoff’s involvement is deemed unlikely, with release probable.
The apparently female corpse was found in a coal oil barrel by Harlan & Comer workers at Fountain Run. The barrel, purchased from Standard Oil agent R. E. Wilson of Scottsville, was turn ed over to him as authorities begin investigation into the discovery.
Floods threaten extensive damage across Virginia as the James and Appomattox rivers rise steadily. Low-lying areas are submerged, ruining corn while heavy rains injure peaches and wheat.
In New York on June 15 crowds pour in as delegates from every state rush to greet Col. Roosevelt. Street talk centers on Jeffries licks Johnson and what Teddy will do on his return. Battery Park will host greetings with Mayor Gaynor and officials focusing on reception and transit by excursion boats to the landing site. Governor Hughes remains in Albany.
Charles Burrill, vice president of the Fell River Trust, was designated by Mayor Fitzgerald on Wednesday to represent the city of Boston at Roosevelt's New York reception this Saturday.
Hot weather forces sailors at the navy recruiting station to swap heavy blue suits for white uniforms. Twenty five men in the office have adopted lighter costumes resembling blue attire but made of musk, creating a stark white look amid the heat.
Chicago June. Browne defense claims a gigantic political conspiracy aimed at Browne and Lorimer, with Rep. White as tool. White recounts Browne seeking support to vote for Lorimer, mentioning a $1000 payoff, Joliet concerns, and political maneuvers. Gov. Deneen may counter if Lorimer testifies.
A quoted voter in Joliet says he has no fear of Joliet and would vote for Lorimer, asserting personal allegiance despite surrounding controversy. The remark appears in a broader report on local political sentiment and competing loyalties.
Mayor P. H. McCarthy of San Francisco leaves St. Vincent's hospital after two weeks recovering from a fractured ankle. He was struck by a car on Massachusetts avenue and New Jersey street while in Indianapolis for a United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners executive board meeting.
Army orders issued assign Capt. Henry G. Learnard as disbursing officer for national matches 1910. Capt. Thomas 0. Donaldson Jr. detailed to Pine Camp New York August 1910. Lieut. Col. Charles L. Phillips detailed to inspector general's department. Maj. Gordon G. Heiner acting inspector general. Stations of inspectors general reorganized with multiple officers reassigned to San Francisco Vancouver barracks Manila and Omaha. Capt. Clifton C. Carter detailed for camp of instruction Gettysburg July.
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