Killings and Disappearance After Saloon Shooting
A man shot and killed Jefferson Hunter and wounded Clarence Kelso after ordering Kelso to dance at Morris and Division streets. The suspected shooter, Philip Liederman or Perry Bradley of Cleveland, fled toward Parry yards and has been pursued by police. Hunter leaves a widow and two children. Kelso is severely wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Hunter
River Avenue
Clarence Kelso
Standard Avenue
Philip Liederman
Perry Bradley
Cleveland
Parry Manufacturing Company
Morris and
Division Streets
Leiderman
Bradley
Kelso
Hunter
Parry Yards
Harry Meyers
Division Street
Indianapolis
Liederman
Lederman
Secret Service
St. Dennis
Corrigan
Hyland
Lieut. Corrigan
BE. W. Hughey
Former Local Pastor to Be Given Honors
Rev Arthur T Pierson longtime Second Presbyterian Indianapolis is honored on fiftieth ordination anniversary and golden wedding with a worldwide Bible study and missions fund. Subscriptions urged to Dr J H Jewett Carrs Lane Birmingham Mr William Noody East Northfield Mass Rev Dr Wilbart White New York Rev F B Mayer London Dr S Edward Young Brooklyn Dr O Campbell Morgan London Rev J Stewart Holden London possible world tour for missions work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur T. Pierson
Her. Pierson
Second Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
J. H. Jewett
Carr's Lane Presbyterian Church
Birmingham
England
William i. Noody
Northfield
Mass
Wilbart W. White
Bible Teachers’ ‘Training Institute
Lexington Avenue
New York City
F. B. Mayer
Sabbath School Union
London
S. Edward Young
Brooklyn
N. Y
O. Campbell-Morgan
Westminster Chapel
J. Stewart Holden
Gloucester Place
Pierson
Sorrow Essential To Good Musician
Rev. Lewis Brown argues sorrow is essential to musical power in a baccalaureate sermon to 35 graduates at the Indianapolis Conservatory of Music. He says music began as discord and that understanding, enthusiasm, and heart touch are required to live music and move audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Brown
St. Paul’s Episcopal
Real Estate Deals Jeopardize Sherman Drive Area
Ten and a half acres on Sherman Drive and Walnut Street near the railroad were bought by Lukas and M. N. Hadley from Mrs. Van Brill for 11000 dollars. Dr. Horace Allen purchased property at Alabama and Wabash streets from Mary G. Foote for 65000 dollars. the site houses businesses with no immediate building plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Drive
Walnut Street
Ue.suntl Railroad
Lukas
M. N. Hadley
van Brill
Germania Avenue
Horace Allen
Delaware Street
Alabama
Wabash Streets
Mary G. Foote
Prince of Wales Engages in National Affairs Study
London June 27 The Duke of Cornwall son of King George V was created Prince of Wales and Earl of Chester He just turned sixteen and is devoted to studying national affairs He shows particular interest in military tactics and strategy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Cornwall
George V
Prince of Wales
Earl of Chester
Real estate pioneer Robert Catterson dies at 74 in Indianapolis
Robert Francis Catterson, 74, an early Indianapolis real estate figure, died Sunday after eight months illness from heart disease and atherosclerosis. He lived with daughter-in-law Jean Catterson at 1026 N Pennsylvania St. Catterson ran his office at the Catterson block on Kentucky Ave for decades, rarely missed work, and spent six months hospitalized. He served in the railway mail service during Grant’s administration, later on the board of equalization, and was on police and public safety bodies during city charter adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Francis Catterson
Indianapolis
Catterson
Jean 4. Catterson
Pennsylvania Street
Tme
Kentucky Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Grant
Indianapolis Board of Police Commissioners
Board of Public Safety
Thomas L. Sullivan
Memorial St John Baptist Service By Indianapolis Masons
Indianapolis Masons of the Scottish Rite held the ninth annual memorial service for St John the Baptist at their temple Rev George D Wolfe knight of Raper Commandery spoke praising the Baptist and urging outreach to all, not just the wealthy Robert J Aley preached immortality Similar services were held by Irvington Masonic Lodge No 666 at Irvington Methodist Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
George D. Wolfe
Raper
St. John the Baptist
Robert J. Aley
Irvington
Operation Fatal for Coal Dealer
Edward N. Hunnicut aged 26 owner of Hunni cut Coal company died at his home 3838 Kenwood Avenue Sunday afternoon following an operation six weeks prior He came to Indianapolis from Greencastle and married Miss May Worthington in November 1906 He is survived by his widow and a two year old son Edward Jr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward N. Hunnicut
The
Hunnicut Coal Company
Kenwood Avenue
Hunnicut
Indianapolis
Greencastle
May Worthington
Edward
Third drowning victim of year is Cunningham
Wade across Fall Creek proved fatal as Cunningham sank into a deep hole. He refused warnings and died despite rescue attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
Local Residents Named In City Notices
Tevis Cunningham aged 35 of 551 Lord Street Fall Creek, and William Head aged 18 of 284 Minerva Street White River, were listed with a June 21 date and Louis Fortnan aged 18 of 1108 W Morris Street White River tied to the same Tuesday entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tevis Cunningham
Lord Street
Fall Creek
William Head
Minerva Street
White River
Louis Fortnan
Third drowning reported in Indianapolis streams
Tevis Cunningham, 65, sank in Fall Creek near Thirtieth Street while wading with his wife and brother. He stepped into a dredge hole, narrowly escaped earlier, then disappeared in a 50 foot deep pit. Police and bystanders failed to reach him. the body was recovered by bicycle policemen Hartsell Todd Oakey and Radamacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tevis Cunningham
Iur Lord
Fall Creek
Thirtieth Street
Cunningharm
Cunningham
Hartsell, Todd, Oakey
Radamacher
Overland Employee Weds in Car Wedding at Inn
John Wood, tester for Overland Automobile, and Miss Bertha Cook were married Sunday afternoon by Mayor Shank. The ceremony occurred in an Overland car in the Inn on North Boulevard, with over 300 spectators. The couple plan a Chicago honeymoon and Maywood home return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wood
Overland Automobile Company
Bertha Cook
S. A. Cook
Maywood
Shank
Overland
Overland Band
North Boulevard
F. J. Sleight
The
Overland Company
Stage Villain Shot With Loaded Pistol in Amateur Play
Fred Coe of Montville Geauga county died after a pistol used in an amateur melodrama at Chardon town hall misfired. E E Phelps of Huntsville staged The Heroic Dutchman of 76 for the Grange benefit. Coe seized the heroine when Phelps fired at close range, killing him. Phelps is distraught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chardon
Fred Coe
Montville
Geauga County
Coe
The
Grange
E. E. Phelps
Huntsville
Phelps
Motorcycle Rider Dies After Collision on Delaware Street
J. O. Seewright, 28, of 4002 N Senate avenue, died at St Vincent's hospital after a crash Saturday when the motorcycle he rode collided with a car driven by Gordon B. Tanner of 212 E Fifteenth street at Delaware and Eleventh streets. Seewright suffered a fractured skull. Frank Fisher, also of 4002 N Senate avenue, was uninjured. Tanner stated he rode at a moderate speed. no arrest was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Seewright
Senate Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Gordon B. Tanner
Fifteenth Street
Delaware and
Eleventh Streets
Delaware Street
Tanner
Seewright
Frank Fisher
Salesman Initiated Into Ancient Order of Bucks
Sol Weinbaum a 30 year old traveling salesman from Cleveland was initiated into the Ancient Order of Bucks by a group of friends at the Claypool hotel. The rite included a downtown parade, a fountain water splash, a 5 cent piece balance on his head and a speech declaring his new membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of
Bucks
Sol Weinbaum
Cleveland
Claypool Hotel
Weinbaum
Monument Place
Victor Jose
Indianapolis
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Exports of manufactures set May record and rise toward 1910 peak
Washington reports May exports of manufactures at 71 million dollars, with eleven months reaching 609 million. If June matches May, fiscal year 1910 could exceed 770 million, surpassing 1908’s record. Imports of manufacturers’ materials in eleven months total 793 million, suggesting full year near 850 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pension petition seeks retirement of civil servants
Washington June 27 Speaker Cannon laid before the house a petition signed by 16,086 executive department employees urging a law to retire superannuated civil service workers. The petition was forwarded by Secretary of the Treasury Mac Veagh, who gave his strong approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cannon
Congressional Hot Air Costs 99 444 A Word
Washington reports that this session of Congress produced 10 800 000 words at a cost of 1 674 000 000 dollars. Three treaties were ratified and 10 800 appointments confirmed by the president setting a new record. Several senators and representatives died since the last session. The session began December 6 with long terms ending in late May or mid-year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional
Congress
House
Senate
McLaurin
Mississippi
Johnson
North Dakota
Griggs
Georgia
Lovering
Massachusetts
Perkins
New York
DeArmond
Missouri
Lassiter
Virginia
Firemen Move Beds as City Closes Old Station
Fire station No. 28 on South Street near Delaware Street closed after board of works and city council dispute. Crew took beds to new posts. chemical wagon moved to No. 26 and No. 2 aerial truck stored at No. 3. First city station closure in history, due to unsafe 1874 building and Prest-O-Lite explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Street
Delaware Street
Sta
Webb and
Raymond Streets
Prospect Street
Board of Works
Thomas A A. Winterrowd
Merly
Maryland Street
Coots
Mitchell Pays 100 for Return of Ring
Atlantic City June 27 labor leader John Mitchell lost a $1,000 ring while playing ball with Gompers. He paid a lifeguard $100 for finding and returning it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
John Mitchell
Gompers
Bishop Candler Attacks Carnegie and Rockefeller
In an open letter Bishop Warren Candler of the Southern Methodist church accuses Carnegie and Rockefeller of using wealth to influence U S education and alleges they blacklist colleges that refuse to bow to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Warren Candler
Southern Methodist Church
Carnegie
Rockefeller
United States
Free trade shows gain for Philippines under act
Washington report from the bureau of insular affairs says limited free trade between the United States and the Philippines boosted prosperity. The United States remains the top customer, while imports from the United Kingdom are nearly as large. The act, in effect for under a year, has shifted trade in favor of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippines
United States
Islands
Bureau of Insular Affairs
United Kingdom
Bride drinks acid on train in Tennessee
In Columbia Tennessee on June 27 Mrs Felix Cheek a bride from the previous week was removed from a southbound passenger train in an unconscious state after drinking acid. Her father Mr Ellis of Nashville offered no explanation for her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Tenn
Felix Cheek
Ellis
Nashville
Four Indicted in Albany Warehouse Fraud Case
Edward A. Durant Gibson Oliver Henry C. Palmer and Conley a grain inspector were indicted by the Albany grand jury on charges tied to large warehouse receipt frauds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Edward A. Durant
Gibson Oliver
Henry C. Palmer
Conley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur Pierson
Fund For Bible Study and Missions
Conservatory
Prince
Robert Catterson
John
Indiana
Wolfe
Creek
Tester
Mayor Shank
Overland Car
Overland Music
Claypool
Weinblum
Pensions
Taft
Bwanu Tumbo
James Campbell
West Washington Street
Dennis Collig
Mitchell
York
Pettis — Goods Co
Dresden
America
Batiste
the Leading Trust Company
the Union Trust Company
Office Company’s
E. Market Street
Bishop Flays Carnegie
Bride
American National Bank Safe Deposit Vault
State Life Insurance Co
Our Safe Deposit Department
the Merchants National Bank
South Meridian Street
Polk’s Milk
Polk
Maclavia
R. B. Kramer
Pres
Kramer
Ind
Shubert Murat Theatre
Coolest Theatre
the All Star Stock CO
Sidney Grundy
Sowing the Wind
George Arvine
Mexico
Riverside
Baldwins
Riverside Car
Hippodrome Ball Park
Herzog
Hellk
New Jersey Street
Innes
Hoover-Watson Printing CO
Corner Market
New Jersey
Bryce
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