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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1910
Page
5
A mysterious arson at Charles Brewer’s barn in Anderson Indiana destroyed the barn and eight valuable horses. A neighboring house belonging to Mrs. Thomas Dearing was also burned. The total loss is estimated at 4000 dollars. A missing man, seen near the barn before the fire, remains unaccounted for despite thorough search.
Special to The Sun. Anderson Ind March 29 Judge Austil overruled a demurrer by Union Gas and Light in a suit filed by Lor Bubscription Co raising funds to lure factories. The gas firm subscribed $1,000 and later refused to pay the sums. The pleadings say the subscription company was merely a lottery.
Mrs. Julia G Gayley fights her husband James Gayley former vice president of United States Steel in Reno Nevada divorce action denial of desertion alleged by both sides cross bill filed. The case promises bitter proceedings in the state s divorce annals with desertion cited as the cause.
James R. Garfield son of the late president Garfield rises in Ohio politics, drawing early mention as a likely Republican gubernatorial candidate. He opposes Taft platform principles, signaling a Roosevelt alignment stance that could shape his nomination battle amid intra party friction.
Chairman Von Hake pledged to investigate the report made by the old gentlemen after noting that the superintendent did nothing beyond offering sympathy to the claimant.
A garbled collection of snatches includes remarks about tastings and cider, a trader selling steaks at 35 cents, and jokes about a man with the mumps. It mentions a boycott against the Beef Trust and references to the Ells grub emporium.
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