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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1909

Page

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Berryhill Granted 45000 Year Guardian Fee for Rhodius Estate

Judge Frank B. Ross approved guardian James M. Berryhill’s annual allowance of 45000 for managing George Rhodius and his estate, noting the value and income of the estate and Berryhill’s diligent work. The guardian also plans to reinvest remaining funds on first mortgage securities. McCord remains in grave condition after a shooting in Broad Ripple. Charles Starkey is jailed for shooting with intent to kill.

James M. Berryhill Frank B. Ross Probate George Rhodius Ross Berryhill Phiodius Guardian Greenfeld Rhodius Frank McCord Charles Starkey William Haverstick Broad Ripple McCord Starkey Haverstick Grove Capitol Avenue City Hospital David Ross Francis Waggoner Maverstick Turkey Leo Banks Kenwood Avenue White City Haverstick Waggoner Banks T. N. Bennett Marshal Metzger Indianapolis

Father Hangs Prison Term Over A Chuel

Peter Delello was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 90 days in the workhouse by Judge Stubbs on Monday. The sentence was suspended if he behaves properly toward his family. his two daughters will report weekly to the court on his conduct.

Peter Delello Stubbs Delello

Seizure of Seine During White River Incident

Town Marshal Metsker of Broad Ripple recovered a 150 foot seine near the dam in the White River after encountering several Black fishermen seining on Saturday evening. The men fled to the woods but later returned to the area.

Metsker White River

Country youth victimized by swindler at Traction Terminal

Earl Hodges a 32 year old swindler using aliases and Lillie a woman posing as his wife conned Guy Huffman a 19 year old from Bainbridge Ind who hoped for a street car job. Hodges posed as a brother and demanded 1.50 dollars while claiming hardship. Detectives halted the scheme and Hodges was jailed on bond.

Earl Hodges Lillie “Lardiner Traction Terminal Hodges Guy Huffman Bainbridge Ind Huffman Order of Red Men West Newton Colbert the Traction Terminal Company Mann Doss Shafer Trimpe Rucker Ohio University Asche

Market Data Snippet From Indianapolis Wagon Market

Shelled oats price 62 8c per bushel. Wheat data 14.00 to 15.00. Timothy 14.6.00. New Clover 10.00. Rouse Bros at 190 Kentucky Avenue appears in this market note with wheat straw pricing and related entries.

Dianapolis Rouse Bros Kentucky OM A

Multiple Notable Incidents Across Cities On June Twenty First

On June 21 reports from Binghamton Brooklyn Hammonton Pittsburg and other places noted wills contested su bide by own hand deaths murders and accidents. Edith Cooke and Mary Cooke challenge a Thomas Higgins will. Frank Campbell Philadelphia commits suicide while ill. Francesco Vasturio murdered in a bog near Atson. Nicholas Longworth Wallingford born to Mrs B C Wallingford in Pittsburgh. Mrs Harry Lauder attacked by a bulldog. Thirty thousand bodies recovered from Messina ruins. Sultan of Morocco defeated near Tangier. Dr Justin Steer of Washington University dies by suicide. Osman kills Lewitch and injures his wife. Butler county marriage licenses lag behind. divorce list doubles. Sightseeing auto crash near Coney Island injures fourteen. Judge Emmet Field dies of heart disease.

Steubenville Mele Osman Michael Lewitch Osman Lewich New York Ocean Boulevard Coney Island Louisville Emmet Field Common Press Court

Murder of Elsie Sigel Deepens Chinese Connection

Detectives in New York pursue two Chinese suspects in the disappearance and murder of Elsie Sigel. William Leon Ling and Chu Gain are linked to a trip from New York to Schenectady and Amsterdam with Chong Sing detained in West Galway. Authorities cite letters and hotel records as leads while mourning family members prepare the funeral.

Amsterdam Schenectady N. Y Sigel William Leon New York Elsie Siegel Franz Sigel Chong Sing Leon West Galway United States Elsie Sigel Chong Sing Head Eighth Avenue A. Bedeebt Becy Paul Sigel Harburger O’henton Third Avenue Elsie Leon Ling Bronx Ling William L. Leon Chu Gain Port Arthur Mott Street Teon

Government joins in chase for fleeing Chinaman

Washington June 21 The United States government has joined New York and Washington police in hunting down the slayer of Elsie Sigel. The bureau of immigration and naturalization has taken part in the pursuit, with an immigration inspector and a Chinese interpreter present. Details remain undisclosed.

Washington United States New York Elsie Sigel Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization Department of Commerce and Labor Boerdmen But & Wes

Was Leon Ling Seen in Indianapolis Last Week

Reports claim Leon Ling the Chinese slayer of Elsie Sigel possibly visited Indianapolis. Police say Ling left Washington by Pennsylvania train for the West and boarded a Vancouver steamer, with Pittsburg reporting a stop and several locals seeing a well dressed Chinese man in the city.

Leon Ling Elsie Sigel Indianapolis Ling Washington Pennsylvania West Vancouver Pittsburg

School fund discrepancies revealed in nine year audit

National Audit and Appraisal report shows a $45 shortage and an $81 400 discrepancy tied to city school commissions. Officials blame voucher mixups between the city controller and school board bookkeeping with funds drawn from correct accounts. No cash theft found. investigation unlikely to continue.

National Audit and Appraisal Company Fice

Taft Grants New Hearing On What is Whisky

President Taft agrees to a further hearing next Monday morning at the White House after requests from attorneys. Whisky representatives may present arguments on exceptions to the recent decision of Meliitos-gemers Bowens.

Washington, D. C Taft White House

Yard Limits Question Rocks Train Crew Law Exemption

J J Licity named train master of the Indianapolis Union Railway taking charge of Union tracks and Belt road. M Dickson retires after 35 years as trainmaster. The company claims yard limits exclude its trains from the full crew law, drawing protest from workers and sparking regulatory discussion.

J. J. Licity Indianapolis Union Railway Company M. Dickson Union Station Dickson Mr. Liddy Pennsylvania Company Indianapolis A. A. Zion Belt Road Naw Indiana Railroad Commission H. M. Dowling Wood C. B. Riley Union Railway Company Dowling

New hotel and theater planned at city intersection

A proposed hotel and large vaudeville theater may rise at the southwest corner of New York and Illinois streets. Charles D. Sommers, leaseholder on the site for 65 years, says the plan is under consideration with George R. Benton of the Linden hotel linked to the project. Sommers recently sought to extend his lease but did not succeed.

New York Illinois Charles D. Sommers Two Strets George R. Benton Linden Hotel Sommers

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M'Cord Budge Ross Fay the Guardian TSS Gountry MorSe Charles W. Morse Atlanta New York Tombs Binghamton, N. Y Edith M. Cooke Mary Higgins Cooke Edward C. Higgins Brooklyn Thomas C. Higgins Higgins Hammonton N. J Francesco Vasturio Atston Cincinnati Nicholas Longworth Wallingford B. C. Wallingford Nicholas London Harry Lauder Rome Messins Paris Tangier Morocco el- Roghi St. Louis, Mo Justin Steer Washington University Inspector Boardman Baltimore U. S Indianapol’s Leo’nge Liddy Belt Road and Union Tracks
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