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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1908

Page

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Notorious Latin-America Chief Faces Scandalous Past

CAPT AMOS WILLIAMS president of the Latin American Steamship company. JOSEPH BROOKS a petty collector driven to crime. EMMA BROOKS his wife and Williams daughter. STEPHEN HARRIS her admired guardian. JIMSY SMITH a loyal friend. MRS BARRIS Emma’s worldly grandmother. BETH HARRIS Emma’s idealistic sister. Brooks, earning $20 weekly, returns resentful after denial of a raise amid his wife’s hardship and gossip.

Amos Williams Latin-American Steamship Company South Seas Joseph Brooks Latin-Americas Company Emma Brooks Williams Stephen Harris Jimsy Smith Mrs. Barris Mrs. Brooks Beth Harris

Pot Luck and Family Pressure Strain a Young Couple

A husband snaps that two don’t eat as much as three and accuses his wife of not affording life together. The wife urges patience as relatives, especially the mother, constantly harp on the failed marriage and her worthiness. The couple navigates a wary family dynamic and parental judgment.

Joe Jimsy Williams

Brother Charles Gardner Sought After Death in Chicazo

Police report the death of Charles Gardner in Chicazo and seek his brother reportedly living in Indianapolis.

Charles Gardner Chicazo Gardner Indianapolis

Inventor’s Wife Endures Marriage Strain in Early Express

Mrs. Edison argues that a wife must sacrifice social life for her husband’s work yet remains deeply engaged in his discoveries. She notes a common source of unhappiness is wives’ disengagement from their husband’s business life, urging attention to their partnership and intellectual alignment.

Edison

Arrest Black Hand Men in Chicago Kidnapping Plot

Six Black Hand desperadoes lay in wait at Quincy and Market to kidnap a girl named Giovanniina Agnobene from 58 Milton Street. The cabman overheard the plan and alerted police via a store call. Detectives halted the abduction as the six men, believed leaders of the Black Hand, were captured. The father may reward the cabman.

Desperadoes Girl Chicago Quincy Market Streets Giovanniina Agnobene Milton Street Black Hand” Society

Gil Tells Of Treat To Murder In Police Court

Lydia Foley told the court she went to Mrs. Mary Barker’s Erie Street home to stay a week and bit and tried to force her into an unwanted life. She alleged illegal housekeeping and threats to kill. Judge Whallon discharged Mrs. Barker and two men roomers. Foley was charged with offering but freed.

Lydia Foley Mary Barer Erie Street Barker Whallon

Nurses A Millionaire And Then Weds

In Ys Caster Pennsylvania on May 1 a romance unfolds around a nurse and a wealthy businessman who marry. The story notes a social ascent from nursing to marriage with a millionaire.

Ys Caster Nelte

War veteran William Edwards dies after morphine overdose

William Edwards 72, a Civil War veteran, died Thursday at 7 PM at City hospital after being brought unconscious with morphine poisoning. He resided on Louisiana Street near FB.

William Edwards Louisiana Street

Snowstorm Rolls Across Jamestown Area in May

A snow storm swept Chautauqua county New York today May 1 leaving about a foot of snow and causing notable damage to fruit trees across the region. The blast disrupted activity in Jamestown and surrounding towns as officials warned residents to take precautions against further weather swings.

Jamestown

Brunaugh Surrenders to Sheriff in Courthouse Stir

Harry Brunaugh surrendered to Sheriff Clay Friday morning at the courthouse after an indictment on a new count in asphalt fraud. Bond set at 7070, he remains on recognizance with a prior 10000 bond. Prosecutor Hooton plans subpoenas as the Brunaugh case heads to trial Monday ahead of Atlas Binginie boiler cases set for June.

Sheriff Clay Havana Harry Brunaugh Brunaugh Harry Howdy Joe Branaugh Pritchard Hooton Stek Hst Atlas Binginé Works

Robbers Bind Messenger In Pennsylvanian Express Car Theft

Detectives search for two masked robbers who bound Messenger N E Roshen and robbed an Adams Express car on the St Louis section of the Pennsylvania Limited near Walkers Mills ten miles west of Pittsburgh. Roshen says between 600 and 700 dollars were taken. authorities doubt his account.

Adams Express Pennsylvania Road Pittsburg N. E. Roshen St. Louis Pennsylvania Limited Roshen Walkers Mills Express Company Railroad Express Ioot Columbus Jia Lafferty Bub

Taft Men Win in Kentucky Contested Report

Under orders from Federal Judge A B Anderson Receiver George C Hitt in charge of the Indianapolis Star prints a political special from Kentucky claiming Taft forces crushed Fairbanks. The piece contrasts with past management and promises more even coverage for Roosevelt administration supporters.

A. B. Anderson George C. Hitt The Indianapolis Star Terre Haute Muncie Hitt Anderson Kentucky Fairbanks Roosevelt A. J. Beveridge Harry S. New Star League of

President Roosevelt expresses sympathy for Japan in naval disaster

President Roosevelt sent a condolence message to the emperor of Japan after a terrible naval disaster. He said Americans are deeply shocked and grieved by the loss of many gallant Japanese officers and men and offered profound sympathy and concern. He added he wishes to help more than with words.

Washington Roosevelt Japan Theodore Roosevelt

Marion County Frost Threatens Fruit Harvest

Farmers report Marion county fruit largely safe but warn of possible losses if cold continues. Clouds have kept frost at bay, yet a clear sky could devastate budding fruit as last week’s bitter weather already damaged about sixty percent of the berry crop.

Marion County

Socialist May Day Parade in New York Faces Crackdown

May 1 celebrations unfold across cities with mass meetings and a 10 000 strong parade in Union Square where Selig Silverstein once hurled a bomb. Park Commissioner Smith limits red flags and Chief Cortright warns he will stop the march if any flag other than the American flag is shown.

Union Square Park Selig Silverstein Smith Moses W.cortright Cortright

Bloodhounds Track Thieves to Their Lair

Bloodhounds from Capital City Kennels traced and captured Bert Reno aged 30 and Clarence Gallivan aged 15 in Radkey Indiana. The dogs aided by handlers Brady King and Nick Carter helped recover the prisoners who have admitted their role.

King Brady Nick Carter Radkey Ind Bert Reno Clarence Gallivan

Fire destroys large part of Rowlesburg town

Flames swept Rowlesburg near Grafton West Virginia today leaving hotels, hotels guests, businesses and many residences in ruins as nearby towns sent fire companies to help.

Grafton W. Va Rowlesburg Here

Students Charged In Hair Cutting Assault Case

Four medical students from the State College of Physicians and Surgeons named C R Strickland Glenn Meyers Frank Mc Carty and Lesie Maxwell faced police headquarters after being accused by D R Miller of Clinton of holding him down and cutting one side of his hair. They are charged with assault and battery.

D. R. Miller Clinton C. R. Strickland Glenn Meyers Frank McCarty Lesie Maxwell State College of Physicians and Surgeons

Kackley Sought in Bribery Case Rumors Reach Abroad

Former Atlas Engine Works vice president Thomas R. Kackley is indicted for bribery and has not surrendered. Sheriff and court officials search for information from friends as rumors place the missing man abroad with his wife. No confirmation of the abroad trip or source of gossip has been found.

Thomas R. Kackley Atlas Engine Works Kackley Clay Pritchard Mrs. Kackley Mr. Kackley

Weeping Durbin Pleads as Wife Seeks Divorce in Court

In Marion County, Austin Durbin pleaded for one more chance to save his marriage as wife Margaret seeks a divorce for failure to provide and drunkenness. The courtroom witnessed tears and a dramatic kiss as she left the bench, marking the third airing of their troubled relationship.

Austin Durbin Marion County Margaret Durbin Mane Durbin

Christian Divorce Suit Hearing Concludes In Court

Testimony in the divorce case of Harry Christian from Mary Louise Christian concluded Friday. Martin Huge opened for the plaintiffs and Henry Spaan will close for Mrs. Christian Friday afternoon.

Harry Christian Mary Louise Christian Martin"Huge Henry Spaan Will Mrs. Christian

Judges Hear Troubles of Wedded Ones

Friday was divorce day in the circuit and probate courts with 19 cases set for hearing. The judges hear turbulent household disputes as Monday marks another divorce day in the county courts.

Marion club plans marching outfit for Fairbanks trip

The Marion club outlines a uniforms program for supporters to attend the Republican national convention in Chicago. Costing 9.75 dollars, the outfit includes blue serge coat trousers and a cap. Bliss Swain & Co holds the contract to furnish the uniforms for the marchers.

Fairbanks Chicago Marion Club Indiana Bliss, Swain & Co

Bedford concern lands hospital contract in Indianapolis area

The Bedford Stone and Construction Company of Indianapolis has been awarded the contract for the South Eastern Hospital for the Insane at Madison. The contract was originally let to Be.B.M. Canfield of Findlay, Ohio, but was awarded to Bedford after reconsideration.

Bedford Stone Indianapolis South Eastern Hospital For the Insane BM. Canfield Findlay, Q

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Joe Brooks Jimmy Smith John W. Harding G. W. Dillingham Co Pennsmeee Express Mrs. Edison Weill Thomas A. Edison Harold Gar Gil Treat New York H. Brunaugh TAFT America Leno Sek Hazers Kagkley Joe Clay Judge Pritchard Onouters Plan Marching Club Bedford Concern HG Hospital
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