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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1910

Page

8

Dillon Holds His Own With Ray Bronson

In Anderson Indiana Ray Bronson of Indianapolis boxed Jack Dillon in an eight round no decision bout with Dillon gaining first blood in the second and flooring Bronson in the fourth. Marion Scott refereed. A crowd of about 1500 witnessed preliminaries featuring Frank Peters stopping Kid Williams in the third.

Dillon Ray Bronson Bronson Marion Scott Indianapolis Frank Peters Anderson Kid Williams Brooklyn Muncie Marion Kid Dalton Howard Wiggam Dalton Wiggam

Ticket hawkers halted by Ziegler at Grand Opera House

Three ticket speculators were intercepted by Grand Opera House Manager Ziegler and Charles Armel the theater policeman while plying their trade near the Grand entrance on Pennsylvania street. They attempted to resell advance held seats at double price and were dispersed after emerging from a nearby crowd.

Ziegler Grand Opera House Charles Armel Pennsylvania Street Grand

Murbarger to Face Prindle in Empire Theater Match

Sam Murbarger and Frank Prindle, longtime rivals, clash in a finish match after the Empire theater performance Friday night, drawing local interest and anticipation.

Sam Murbarger Frank Prindle Empire Theater Murbarger Prindle

Weston Nearing La Junta After 40 Mile Day

Edward Payson Weston halted at Benton Station eight miles from La Junta for the night after a 40 mile march and is due to arrive here about seven o clock tomorrow morning.

LA Junta Cola Marcel Edward Payson Weston Benton Station

Real Estate Transfers from City Listings

A long list of property transfers between numerous buyers and sellers across city additions. Each entry notes lot numbers, block names, street locations, lot sizes, improvements or vacancies, and transfer prices ranging from $1.00 to $3,500, with totals for transfers and consideration totaling $24,756.

Jessie A. Ginger Clara E. Dudley Armstrong's First Thirty-first Clifton Streets Whip King Woodburn Massen Hubbard's Park Heights Shriner Ave Twenty-ninth St Union Trust Co Same Edwin W. Phinney Claude E. Phinney Phipp Springdale North Side Arsenal Ave Market St Flora A. Davis Chas E. Cowgill Picken Washington St West Side Beville Ave New York St Albert E. Uhl Oliver A. de Leste Forest Park Add Christian St Clayton Ave Chas. B. McFadden Jacob Jacquart Latta First Meridian St Pennsylvania St Fifty-fourth At Carter Fftyfourth St Amos. Beers Annie C. Anderson Ella Stont Centennial St Twelfth St Herry Ranh Mary E. Heidelman MecCarty’s Delaware St McCarty St Rose W. Sadler Oliver O. Barrett Parkside Add Maryland Neilson Sts Anna M. Durborrow Jeremiah McCarty Blaker North St Emma Yockey Thos. A. Smith Pike Baltimore Ave Twenty-fifth St John G. McCullough Jacob C. Magerux Woodruff’s Lincoln St Alabama St Leslie W. Bramit David F. Berry Western Park Udell St Drest Margaret M. Moore Thos R. Lewis Armstrong Park Barnes Melissa Dulman Susie L. Folson Scott's S. BE Brison Prospect St Alfred Pahnd Martin Brandleln Kenwood Park Senate Ave Thirty-third St Vestal Walter A. Queleser Maneur Park Shriver Ave

Peary Record Questioned by Congress Critics Question Peary Travel Claims

The article argues Peary overstated daily travel after Bartlett left, comparing his 281 mile leg in 31 days to Cook's 13.3 miles per day and detailing alleged speed surges north of Cape Columbia. It questions feasibility of 26 to 44 miles per day with Eskimo and dog teams, urging a careful review of the pole journey claims.

Peary Bartlett Cape Columbia Capt. Bartlett Cook Mr. Peary Mat Henson Pole Barrett Lurtlett Perry North Pole He Poe the Pote Weston Boston San Francisco Partlett

Gall Admits Overdrafts Linked To Bank Trial

Gall testified he did not knowingly intend to defraud Capital National Bank. He described overdrafts of about 3500, loans secured by Otto Keller, and attempts to settle debt by offering his Meridian store as collateral. He claimed loss of his passbook led to balancing issues, while clerk Friedman handled records and balance checks.

Gall J. J. LaFolette Outlark United States M. E. Wilson Brade Otto Keller Meridian Circle Jones Capital National Bank Harding Emmerich Hyman Friedman Miller Friedman

Phone Merger Debate Stalls Over Stock Regulation Bill

The house adjourned amid confusion as only 40 votes supported an amendment to curb stock and bond issues by public utilities. The Woods public utilities commission bill faces defeat, with opponents accusing the measure of aiding telephone stock holders and attracting corruption.

Public Service Woods Public Utilities Commission House New York Assembly Conners Democratic State Committee New York Fdeur Gibbs Lorin County Frank S.S. Woods Medina Public Utilities Commission Starry Brenner Springfield

Questioning the Pole Prize Prophesy and Bartlett’s Witness

The excerpt questions the accuracy of a prophecy about polar conditions and Bartlett’s chance to win longer, arguing the speech was clear yet contradictory. It notes flees on ice, pressure ridges, and the implications of allowing Bartlett to continue as a witness without altering the outcome.

Bartlett

State sues over 3500 dollar brick contract claim

The State of Indiana on relation of the Brazil Clay Brick company has filed suit against George B. and Jacob T. Heinzmann Brothers for 3500 dollars alleged due for bricks used in constructing buildings at the Indiana Deaf and Dumb Institute. Co-defendants include The Aetna Indemnity Company and The United Surety Company bonding institutions.

Indiana Brazil Clay Brick Company George BE Jacob T. Heinzmann Brothers Indiana Deaf and Dumb Institute Aetna Indemnity Company United Surety Company Bonding Institutions

Births and notices fill city record with names and events

The city record lists numerous births with parent names and addresses across many streets, followed by a series of deaths and medical cases at hospitals, then marriages and building permits, reflecting a busy civic roll. Notable items include births to Carl and Theresa Barlow at 510 W Tenth street, and Emmett and flaty Hardin at 38 N Warfield avenue, plus hospital entries for pneumonia, cirrhosis, and peritonitis, and several divorce or marriage listings.

Carl and Theresa Barlow Tenth Street Hoy Joseph and Mary “Cainverini Eleventh Street George and Jake Rickman Twenty-Fifth Street Thomas Emme Willett Ovid and Daisycott Court Street Emmett and Flaty Hardin N. Warfield Avenue Nathaniel and Irene Symonds Twenty-seventh Street Willam and Nelile Byersdorfer Hamilton Avenue William and Clyda Byers Dorman Street Albert and Minte Donn, Jr Summitt Street James and Maud Converse Nordy Ke Avenue Franklin and Ruth Castle Maryland Street Louis and Edna McFadden Georgia Street Frederick and Sophia Ziegier Norman Court Tenney Martha Wendell Shiel Flat Sallie Harris Alvord Street Frederick Nellie Laneaster Gate Street Benton Dora Kieth Charles Street Henry and Kate Schmalfeldt Orleans Street Bor

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