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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
2
A Marion county political article describes Democratic campaign music and glee clubs. Judge Vinson Carter weighs a new trial motion for Bruna ugh, with possible ruling by Monday. If denied, Bruna ugh faces prison and an appeal is prepared.
Capt. Harry S. New arrived back from Chicago where he settled accounts and adjusted matters for the Republican national convention. The affair cost about $60,000 and New praised the convention’s arrangements. He will stay several days, seek rest, and plan a Michigan outing. He reports wide support for the Art and Sherman ticket and predicts a warm campaign, the strongest since 1855.
William A. Carson formerly of Indianapolis will become general manager of Evansville Railways. The electric lines run between Evansville Rockport and Mount Vernon. He assumes duties July 7 following graduation from Manual Training High School in 1901.
The North Park Christian church marked its elev enth anniversary Thursday night at the church on Twenty-ninth Street and Indianwood Avenue. The congregation now exceeds 560 members as addresses were delivered by department heads and church leaders.
Joseph Miller, writer of verse and newspaperman, marries Miss Maude Cason at Rev W M Zaringer's home. They plan a brief honeymoon in Perkinsville and will reside at 2817 E Washington. Cason had met Miller at Crawfordsville, later moved to Indianapolis and served as campaign secretary to W. Taylor.
Michael J. Kelly of 520 W Thirtieth St was arrested Thursday by Detectives Gerber and Larsh on forgery charges. He allegedly obtained a $10 donation for Saengerfest by signing Joseph Weller’s name to the check. Kelly carried subscription blanks with names of prominent firms and implied amounts.
Gov J Frank Henry welcomes delegates to the biennial national convention of the Young People's Christian Union of the United Brethren church at the First U B church. The session runs through Saturday and Sunday with addresses on department work. Bishop T C Carter of Chattanooga Tenn and Rev B F Cunningham of Grand Rapids are among Friday night speakers. Officers elected for the White River branch include President Rev E P Day and Vice President J B Parsons. Executive council for the year includes Rev W L Waldo Rev C J Roberts and C J Wheeler.
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