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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1910

Page

10

Bridegroom Picked Up by Guests and Thrown in Coal Bin

New York May 3 A wedding tale ends in mischief as Edward Stropp, groom of Margaret Kenney, is bodily lifted by college friends and placed in a coal bin after the ceremony. They feed him bones call him nice doggie and say he fled in stage fright. His sister-in-law later reports the prank and a police alert. The couple planned a Belmont Hotel reception, Lakewood, and Bermuda trip.

New York Edward Stropp Margaret Kenney E. Seventieth Street Mr. Stropp Kuhn, Loeb & Co Genevieve Mgr. McMahon Dick Harris Yale Chester Byrnes Harvard Tom Jack Thorpe Columbia Jack Stroppy Seventy-ninth Street Park Avenue

Paris Actress Defies Etiquette With Pipe In Cafe

Paris May 3 A French actress famed for smoking a pipe defends the habit as natural She notes that hotels usually ban pipes but accepts curiosity about her preference She bought a meerschaum for a stage role and continues to enjoy smoking in her box at the theater lobby

Paris Sotorious

Policeman Uses Cord Tourniquet to Save Fixed Arm

New York May 3 The quick action of Brooklyn policeman John Marriman saved a four year old girl's life by using a cord tied to his nightstick as a tourniquet after Anna Marino was struck by a Hamilton avenue streetcar and her arm severed near the elbow. He carried her to the Norwegian hospital where the surgeon said she would have bled to death without his treatment and she is expected to recover.

New York John Marriman Brooklyn Anna Marino Third Avenue Hamilton Avenue

Waters of Jordan to Furnish Power in Palestine

Constantinople May 3 The waters for Jordan will be exploited by a French company to supply electricity for all Palestine including lighting heating and cooling The power plant will be at the falls between the Waters of Jordan and the Lake of Galilee where the river drops 700 feet The venture plans a $2 500 000 initial outlay and hopes to begin profit in 1915.

Constantinople Jordan Palestine Joron Gallilee

Girl Holds Brother's Body 13 Hours in Snow Crevasse

Mile. Poretti and her elder brother attempted to cross the Baldisco pass with contraband goods when a snowstorm trapped them in deep snow. The sister held the brother by a rope across a crevasse for 13 hours, saving him from falling further, but he died before rescue. She was carried down by smugglers nearly unconscious. her waist bled from the rope cut through her clothing.

Girl Poretti Baldisco Pass Italy Switzerland Porettis Chiavenna

Joe Cannon Laws Quiz Ends With Citizenship Refusal

In Paterson New Jersey Herman Muller faced a citizenship hearing before the common pleas court. When asked who makes the laws for the United States the answer cited was Joe Cannon and Yeddy Roosevelt, with Passaic identified as where laws are made, leading to Muller's failure to obtain papers.

New York Herman Muller Common Pleas Court Paterson, N. J United States Jerome C. Speer Joe Cannon Muller Yeddy Roosevelt Passaic

Labor Leader Forecasts Women Vote With Labor Support

Keir Hardie, Labour Leader, told a Wales audience that within two years a women’s suffrage bill could pass Parliament with cross‑party support. The May 3 speech framed the political shift as imminent and widely backed.

London Keir Hardie Wales

Bertillon Displays Crime Detector in Machinery for Forensics

Paris May 3 M Bertillon the anthropometrical crime system inventor introduces a new apparatus for recording the force used by burglars on doors desks and windows. Two dynamometers at right angles measure pressure and traction while identical wood samples replay tool marks for comparison. The device aims to help identify authors by muscular force in burglaries and will be shown at Brussels exhibition.

M. Hertillon Sherlock Holmes Gos M. Bertillon Brussels

Kissing Banned At French Stations To Prevent Delays

Paris headlines reveal a May decree from state railways forbidding kissing on platforms waiting rooms and car steps. Officials cite delays and safety risks, with violators potentially prosecuted, prompting sardonic remarks about trains running late due to rampant kissing.

Paris Free Republic

Friar Lands Under Cloud

Washington J M Dickinson secretary of war was instructed by the house committee on insular affairs to provide the house with data on the amount and acreage of Friar lands sold or leased in the Philippines to individuals or corporations. The sugar trusts ownership has sparked interest and a full investigation will be conducted.

Tary House Committee On Insular Affairs House of Representatives The Philippines Sugar Trust

Enumeration shows school population up by one in Washington

Special to The Sun reports Washington Indiana city schools completed enumeration totaling 2,457. White boys number 1,125. white girls 1,180. negro boys 17. negro girls 35, marking a net gain of one over last year.

Washington, Ind

Auto Runs Boy Down and Women Attack Driver

In Jersey City on Hudson boulevard a 7 year old named Hasel Colin ran into the street and was struck by a car driven by Walter Worden, a contractor. The boy sustained multiple injuries and was taken to Christ hospital where his recovery seemed unlikely. Worden was taken to the Central avenue police station where a felonious assault charge was filed.

New York Boldt Christ Hospital Basel Worden Central Avenue

Licenses Sought for Liquor Sales in Indianapolis Areas

Multiple Indianapolis applicants across wards 6 10 11 12 and 15 seek June 1910 Marion county licenses to sell intoxicating vinous malt and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking privileges. Addresses include 751 Ketcham street 425 East Washington street 308 East McCarty street 13439 Prospect street 210 North Meridian street 1019 Madison avenue and other inner city locations.

Wayne Township Board of Commissioners Marion County Indiana Sald Ketcham Calvelage Wacker Haughville Indianapolis Ketcham Street Anton Aribar Center Township Washington Street East Louis Sattinger McCarty Street Outlet Merrill David Fessler Board of County Commissioners Indiana Avenue Charles H. Grovhe Benard of Commissioners Prospect Street Inlet No Square Fletcher Chris Rolpee, JR Missouri Street Pearl Street Missouri and Pearl Streets Adam Metaler Notich Meridian Street North Tullius Schuller Madison Avenue Brown & Ketcham John B. Siessl

Applications for liquor licenses in Marion County Indiana 1910

Notices by multiple applicants across wards 3 4 6 7 10 11 12 13 15 in Center township Indianapolis seeking June term 1910 licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking rights. Locations include 52 West Twelfth Street 304 West Washington Street 366 South Illinois Street 1808 West Washington Street 1367 Madison Avenue 1109 Shelby Street and 843 East Washington Street plus pool table privileges in several rooms and building frontages across wards.

Center Township Marion County Indiana Board of County Commissioners Twelfth Drakes Indianapolis CG. c. Scopy Board of Commissioners Wyoming and High Streets Jacob S. Neubaula State of Indiana Washington Street West Henry Kuwbin Illinois Street H. Grifith Square 95 Kiown South George Hammond Blake & Hay’s White River Inquana Saime James J. Dwyer Madison Avenue Dunlap & Tutewiler George Volleath St. Clair Street J. B. Brandt John A. Lutes Bates Street Bates and Leota Hill Nhomas F. Mead State of Shelby Street Martindale William Mohs Pine Washington Streets Vance East Tilford D. Sommerville

Suspect Released on Bail After Incident Near Hudson Yard

Police say Worden, not responsible for the accident, was released on bail set under $1,000. Officers visited his home at 2360 Hudson yard and noted lingering effects of substance use. The gent involved in the crash was found at the scene but Worden is not deemed responsible.

Hudson Yard Worden

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