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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1910

Page

7

Pretty American Girl Weds Nobleman In London Royal Wedding

Miss Mildred Carter, daughter of Ridgeley Carter, American minister to Bulgaria, marries Lord Acheson at St George's Hanover Square. Queen Alexandra and King George honor the ceremony. gifts from Morgan, Carnegie, Vanderbilts and others contribute to a lavish reception at Dorchester House.

London Miss Carter Lord Acheson Edward Continents Lord Lady Gosford Mildred Carter Ridgeley Carter Bulgaria St. George's Hanover Square Alexandra Queen Alexandra King George Queen Mary Paris America Theodosia Acheson Victoria Stanley Rhoda Astley Hastings Irene de Lagrange Louis de Lagrange Camille Morgan Carter Elsie Nicoll New York Marion Scranton Philadelphia Marshall Roberts Mary Ward Alexandra Stanley Canon Sheppard Chapel Royal Dorchester House Chesham Street J. Pierpont Morgan Andrew Carnegie Reid David Morgan Frederick Vanderbilt Ogden Mills Anthony Drexel Duchess of Sutherland J. P. Mackey Wisie French Vanderbilt Bradley Martin Frank Mackey Baroness von Zedtwirtz Lady Craven Spender Clay Mount Stephen Charles Lawrence de Ramsey Bernard Carter Fellowes Morgan Barnard Carter Jr Ernest Law

Fitzpatrick Helps Start New Lawyers in Indiana

Fifty five Valparaiso University law graduates will be admitted to practice in Indiana supreme and appellate courts at Valparaiso Wednesday. Ed Fitzpatrick, clerk of the higher courts, will swear in the new attorneys and deliver an address. Thursday in Hammond, six Lincoln and Jefferson Law School graduates will be admitted to practice in state higher courts and the federal court. Fitzpatrick attends the Hammond commencement.

Law School Valparaiso University Supreme Appellate Courts Indiana Valparaiso Fitzpatrick Hammond Lincoln and Jefferson Law School

James J Hill urges cautious spending for rainy day

In a St Paul address to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen James J Hill chairman of the Great Northern board warned workers to trim living costs and save money for a rainy day which he said may come at any moment.

Allen's Foot-Ease Powder Ad touted worldwide

An old advertisement extols Allen's Foot-Ease as a clean antiseptic powder for feet. It claims millions rely on it, with over 30 000 cures for smarting and sweaty feet, promising comfort, reduced friction, and stockings savings. Imitations are warned, and a sample is offered with address details.

Allen Ca Boy

Court of Honor delegates welcomed at Claypool hotel

The Court of Honor opened in the Claypool hotel with Gov. Marshall and Mayor Shank speaking. Delegates and drill teams arrived for ecotests, and officers of the Recorders' association were elected. Women were invited to city rides, receptions followed, and talks praised women recorders.

Court of Honor Claypool Gov. Marshall Shank C. H. Tindall Tindall Indiana B. H. McCann Bloomington Ill Recorders’ Association Otillia Parker St. Louis Walter Ruckle Springfield Marcella Weil Rockford T. H. Thompson Kankakee Women Best Recorders W. E. Robinson Supreme Recorder Charles W. Riefler Barker A. L. Hereford Springfield Supreme Chancelor Supreme Office

Woman Candidate Marilla Ricker Aims for New Hampshire Governorship

Ma rilla M. Ricker of Dover filed with the secretary of state to run for governor under the new primary law. She submitted a $100 entry check and will soon declare her platform. Ricker, first woman lawyer admitted to the D C and New Hampshire bars, served as associate counsel to Col. Ingersol in the Star Route trials.

Concord N. H Marilla M. Ricker Dover Ricker District of Columbia New Hampshire Col. Ingersol

Goats In City Jail After Early Morning Foray

New Orleans June 21 Ten goats were jailed for three hours in the parish prison after Patrolman Mike Salisbury arrested them while grazing in gardens of the ultra rich before daylight. Reinforcements aided the officer, and the goats were later sent to the pound.

New Orleans Mike Salisbury Salisbury

Mayor Will Marry Couple In Auto Wedding Next Sunday

Mayor Shank to perform a wedding on a building lot gifted to a couple who will wed in an automobile ceremony next Sunday afternoon at Orchard Avenue and Thirty-eighth Street. Will H. Brown of Overland Auto co sponsors the event with factory band music. The groom works at the Overland plant.

Shank North Boulevard Indiana Will H. Brown Overland Automobile Company

Judge Bagot to Decide on Poetry From Jail Inmate

Special to The Sun Ira Carson, confined four months in Anderson Indiana jail, asserts he is a poet and will present his jail writings to Judge Bagot who will decide their merit. He praises J Buck Elmore for a Burns like work and promises to reveal many burning effusions to the court.

Anderson Ind Bagot Ira Carson J. Buck Elmore Burns Jast

Federal grand juror overcome by heat in session

W G Martin of 2747 Correll avenue fainted in the federal grand jury room on Tuesday morning as heat made the room uncomfortable. He recovered quickly and the jury resumed its session.

W. E. Martin Federal Grand Jury Room W. G. Martin Correll Avenue Mr. Martin

Man Shows Concern About Life Policy

Special to The Law. at Richmond Indiana June 21 Owing to the death of Mrs Elizabeth Yocum of this city Wy T Davis also of this city was arrested in Dayton Ohio late Monday night on suspicion Mrs Yocum and Davis had been living in Dayton about two weeks She died Monday night in a Dayton hospital Shortly after her death Davis telephoned a Windsor hotel employee and asked her to send Mrs Yocums life insurance policy to him immediately The woman reported the fact to an undertaker who alerted Dayton police Davis was placed under arrest pending a postmortem examina tion Local friends say Mrs Yocum twice left her husband because of Davis and last month obtained a divorce Her divorced husband was Aaron Yocum of this city

Richmond Ind Elizabeth Yocum Wy. T. Davis Dayton Yocum Davis Windsor Hotel

Man Bewildered by Growth of Kokomo

Kokomo, Ind. June 21. After many years M J Clancy vice counsel at Bluefields Nicaragua is back to Kokomo for a rest and is bewildered by the town’s growth.

Kokomo Ind M. J. Clancy Bluefields Nicaragua Clancy

Fire destroys Greiss Paeger plant in Chicago

A Tuesday blaze in Chicago gutted the Greiss Paeger company tanning plant, destroying property valued at 200,000 and imperiling the lives of hundreds of workers. Firefighters fought the fire through the night, with crews from multiple districts aiding the response. Officials investigated the cause while securing the scene.

Chicago Greiss-Paeger Company

Dorothy Hunt Found Sleeping in Central Church Pew

A four year old girl named Dorothy Hunt was found curled up asleep in a pew at Central church in Marion after a neighborhood search that covered the area. The church had been left open during a Monday cleaning.

Marion Ind Dorothy Hunt

Hanly to Speak on Temperance at Epworth Meeting

J. Frank Hanly, former governor, is slated to speak Wednesday at the Muncie district Epworth league three day session opening Tuesday in Muncie Indiana. The event will feature reports from officers Rev. C H Line district superintendent B O Shanklin Anderson president Miss Nettie Hafferty Anderson secretary and Thomas B Lindley Westfield treasurer.

Muncie Ind Epworth League J. Frank Hanly C. H. Line B. O. Shanklin Anderson Nettie Hafferty Thomas B. Lindley Westfield

Four People Fearful of Babies in Rabies Case

Evansville Indiana June 21. On word from the state laboratory Mrs M S Stewart Katherine Lewis 10 Dorothy Gray 9 and Ewing Lewis 28 a newspaper reporter and magazine writer left for Indianapolis to undergo Pasteur treatment for rabies Ewing Lewis grabbed a pet dog and tried to choke it while it bit the children The animal s head was pronounced rabid by the state laboratory.

the Sun Evansville Ind The State Laboratory M. S. Stewart Katherine Lewis Dorothy Gray Ewing Lewis

Selma youths lash two visitors to poles after midnight

In Daleville Indiana on June 21 youths from Selma beat two visiting young men Joseph Roach and Neal Johnson after they courted Selma girls. They tied the pair to telegraph poles until after the last traction car had departed and forced them to walk home.

Daleville Ind Selma Joseph Roach Neal Johnson

Match Heads Bring No Welcome Death

Tipton Indiana June 21 Mrs Roy Wells and others attempted suicide using match heads and splinters but the effort failed. Dr W B Huron aided in the medical response and thwarted the self harm attempt. Social ban for divorcees is proposed in St Louis with a plan to socially ostracize couples filing for divorce for trivial reasons.

Tipton Ind Roy Wells W. B. Huron ST. Louis William Smith Memorial Congregational

Printed batistes and cottons on sale at reduced prices

A butchered list of fabrics including Printed Batistes in white and grounds now 6 44¢, Scotch Lawns at 3¢, Scutch Madras 50c, French Sateen 82 inches wide at 50c, Mercered Cotton Serge in multiple colors, Novelty French Pique 59c, Embroidered French Batiste with figures, Gingham options in various brands, Racquet Cloth, Barnaby Gingham, Lace Barred Batiste, Silk and Dotted Diagonal, French Cribhextte and Coreo Cloth, novelty striped Scotch gingham, Satin Striped Serge, Jacquard Madras, and Mercerized Rams suiting with varied widths and prices.

Madras Jacquard Madras

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