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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1906

Page

6

Hysterical War in Suffrage Won by British Women

Special to The Saw London January 27. Woman's suffrage in England is becoming a great question of the day. Keir Hardie and many Commons members back the principle and it is predicted women will gain the vote before this government leaves office. Aggressive suffragists harass Premier Bannerman and Asquith, with arrests and police Ejections. Despite turmoil, rational arguments for suffrage gain traction. the article by Mr Hardie accompanied this piece.

London England Keir Haridie Labor Party House of Commons Premier Bannerman Asquith Hardie

Let Them Vote Sees Women as Agents of Change

A historical pamphlet argues for political equality for women, praising the ballot for English colonists and its transformative effect on family life. It claims educated mothers broaden children’s outlook, improve home life, and reduce wild youth, while women enter more spheres of work and politics.

Intersta

Sudden legal bid shocks New York attorney

James Dunne, an established New York lawyer, has been served with breach of promise papers by Edith C. Stein seeking 50000 damages. Stein claims Dunne was retained to secure an annulment of her marriage to Jules Breln, while Dunne asserts Stein was already the wife of another man and remains unknown whereabouts. House Grossman & Vorhaus represent Stein. Dunne plans to challenge the suit as the marriage to Breln allegedly never legally valid.

New York James Dunne Nassaust Weet Edith C. Stein House, Grossman & Vorhaus Donne Saya Sulea Stein Stein Het Breln Tinsdase Ade Donne Fan Jules Breln Falvery Church

Medals of Honor for Brave Men

President Roosevelt awarded medals of honor to Charles W. Haight of Utes NY and George H. Williams of Braintres MA for heroic deeds aiding others on railroads. Haight climbed on a fast moving engine to save a child near West Winfield NY. Williams leapt before a train at Quincy MA to save a woman, was injured and hospitalized for months.

Washington Roosevelt Charles W. Haight Utes George H. Williams Braintres Mass Brense Haight Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad West Winflald N. Y Williams Baville St. Cross Ing New York, New Haven Hartford Railroad Quincy, Mare Dec I. 19 Wiltema

Sanderson murder mystery figure Augustus Brown dies in California

Augustus Brown, the youth who uncovered the Sanderson murder case by finding the body of E. P. San Getaon hidden in a Pasadena gravel pit, died in California while en route for his health. He had previously unearthed the key evidence leading to the case.

Prem Re Sae Hartford City Augustus Brown Sanderson E. P. San Getaon Gend Pasadena Cal

Miss Fisher Resigns From Boston Kindergarten Leader

Mise Lura Flasher has resigned from the Boston kindergarten where she served as leader since its inception. A retirement reception was held in her honor, described as unequaled in the history of the schools, marking a historic culmination of her service.

Miss Fisher Mise Lura Flasher Boston Sha Wea

DANCING A REAL ART FINDING AT CLARK UNIVERSITY

Fraslent G. Stanley Hall of Clark University studies dance value from a psychological angle. He argues real dancing emerges as motion in a sister art alongside music and poetry, revealing the art form’s deeper aesthetic and emotional significance.

Fraslent G. Stanley Hall Clark University

Sleuths Find Lost Diamond With Lantern Aid

Four amateur sleuths searching near Wentbury for a diamond ring lost over a week ago used a lantern to reveal the sparkle. They recovered the gem on the Whitney lawn and will split a $1,000 reward promised by Tiffany & Co. Mrs Harry Payne Whitney owned the ring valued at £20,000. Names include John Deverett William Adams Thomas Griffin and John Griffin.

New York Wentbury L. J. Tiffany & Co Harry Payne Whitney W. C. Whitney John Deverett William Adams Stanley Mortimer Thoman Grifin John Grifin Mrv. Whitney Whitney Nait Deverett Mra Whitney

Crushed by a Car in Bedford Quarry

Special to the Bum reports Heary Form was crushed by a dump car at the Beesder quarry near Bedford yesterday. Authorities say the incident occurred during yard work at the site and the injured man died from his injuries.

Bedford Ind Beesder Quitry

Case on audit funds against Henderson in suit

The case before Judge Vinnon Carter questions whether J Oscar Henderson former state auditor was entitled to portions of funds taken for foreign insurance taxes. Attorney General Miller argues no law allows payment to the auditor or entitlement to fees. Henderson’s attorney contends funds were lawfully paid. The state seeks about 101000 dollars in principal and interest.

J. Oscar Henderson Vinnon Carter Superor Court Henderson Charles W. Miller Treasury C. C. Shirley Afr. Henderson

Lightning kills Frank Moore in Columbia City Ind

A severe thunderstorm struck Columbia City Indiana on Tuesday afternoon killing Frank Moore. The storm dumped one and a half inches of rain in ten minutes and caused extensive crop damage as strong winds toppled wheat across the county.

San Columbia City Ind Frank Moore

Halley woman invents carpet hinge for floor friendly use

Mrs. Mr. P. Brown of Halley Idaho announces a carpet hinge that permits laying and lifting a carpet without marring the floor or goods. The device promises relief for those troubled by floor tacks and related annoyances.

Mr. P. Brown Halley Idaho

Prisoner Lew is Jones parole violation sparks state action

A Michigan City state prison inmate named Lewis Jones is identified as having violated parole after a burglary sentence. The governor of Ohio issued a requisition to bring him back to the state, highlighting pursuit over parole breach and transfer procedures.

Nanny Iguea Ohio Tursday Lewis Jones Michigan City

New York Police Graft Allegations From Tenderloin Case

Former vice squad officer Jane Morton testified about an organized graft ring in New York City tenderloin and Charles Street precincts. He described protection payments, forced women into sharing stolen proceeds, and said his own downfall began through sympathy for arrestees and involvement in plain clothes work.

New York Harry Morton Bratt Frank Bertie Clatché Gendron Morton Charles At Tenderloin Smail Maang Marton Twan Painter Beegan

Precinct Bounds and Loose Rules in the Vice Squad

The account recalls flexible duty hours and lax regulations in a vice squad. Officers reported to a single supervisor while other bosses allowed freedom to roam, leaving them largely unaccountable for two days amid New Orleans temptations.

Seaat Mt. Ia

Bride and Groom Shoot Tragedy in Comfort Texas

In Comfort Texas Joseph Reinhardt shot and killed the bride Ernestine Kubert at their wedding then killed himself. The crime occurred in front of many guests with two shots fired into his chest. No motive is yet known as of late May. Welsh quake shocks felt across southern Wales cause panic in Merthyr Tydfil area with no injuries reported.

Scrippa-McRae Comfort Tex Joseph Reinhardt Ernestine Kubert Reinhardt Wales Scripps-MecMar Freew Association Cardiff Merthys-TynNel Shoal

Boiler crushes worker at Big Four station

A boiler collapsed while being set in place at the Big Four station in Thorne Town yesterday, crushing a man identified as Thomas Mitchel and causing his death. Emergency crews responded to the tragedy.

Thorntown Thomas Mitchel Yeterday

Ridgenent Park Teachers Tie Possible Resignations to Principal's Fate

June report from New York states Olive King, a Ridgenent Park teacher who accused Principal Lasale of misconduct has filed charges with the school board clerk. Jennie Miller and nine other teachers threaten to resign if the board upholds Lasale, while King has since left town toward New York as graduation exercises proceed with Lasale in attendance.

New York C. N. Morgle Board of Education Ridgenent Park N. J Olive King Laseile Adolph Freund Jennie Miller Luceile Miss Miller Ridmefeld Tork Charles ¥. Thompson Mins King Imeldent Lanelle Nehart Benteman

Mediums Dictated a Rich Man's Will in California Suit

Chicago attorney Jung T reports that Charlen Haddock's children sue in Los Angeles to set aside his will alleging mediums dictated it. They claim after his wife’s death he fell under hypnotic influence guiding three marriages and transfer of Chicago stock and California property to Cynthia Haddock. Haddock died penniless, with alleged actions tied to his deceased spouse's supposed wishes.

Chicago Jung T Frank B. Haddock Barah Heddock Whitsett Charlen J. Haddock Thin City Los Angeles Cal Cynthia Maddock Haddock Fnally Nia Title and Trust Company Califortia Realty Cynthia Itrael Mia Leg Anne McClinter Cynthia Wilet Conthie Wille

Civil War Plan Requires Money for Baltic Seizure

Ivan Naradny, Russian revolutionary party official, says the douma will appoint a military dictator, seize an island in the Baltic, and wage a civil war backed by a bond loan of 9,000.00 dollars issued through Berlin London New York. The plan calls for two years of dictatorship, a large army, and a systematic campaign to overthrow the autocracy with modern arms and centralized leadership.

Eelal New York Ivan Naradny America Russian Revolutionary Party Movement Russia Douma Finland Angeland Parto Berlin London Naredny Imperial Party Rnssia Mecia Nemeels Baltic Pax Manses Tver Archangel Novgorod Pakoff Peterburg Natedny Ceaya Imperial Guard Bevartopel Menke Wera Cesar

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