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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1909

Page

3

Weds English solicitor after elopement with Magoun Alexander

London May 6 Jessie Torrence Magoun Alexander quietly wed William Graham Blakiston in St Andrews West Kensington. The former Chicago heiress, daughter of Gen Joseph Torrence, had fled her husband Harry Alexander and a Hyeres villa. Alexander pursued the couple but Blakiston and Arthur Bateson aided the elopement, leading to a divorce.

London Jessie Torrence Magoun- Alexander St. Andrews Church West Kensington William Graham Blakiston Harry Alexander Hyeres France Magoun-Alexander-Blakiston Jessie Torrence Chicago

Disturbed Meeting Priors Fined Two Union County Youths

Richmond Indiana May 6 Two Union County youths Earl Hart and Ora Creeks were fined in circuit court for disturbing a public meeting. Arrested on a complaint by William Porterfield trustee of Shoston township the offense cited was misconduct at the Boston township meeting held last Saturday night.

Richmond Ind

Barrel houses fail to get new liquor licenses

County commissioners refused to renew the liquor licenses of Lester Sectter and Louis Sattinger, proprietors of barrel houses on East Washington Street, citing general conditions as poor and the sale of cheap whisky to foreigners. Other barrel houses in the city may also be denied licenses.

Druids to Stage May 9 Program at Tomlinson Hall

The Ancient Order of Druids of Indiana will present a high class entertainment with drills Sunday night May 9 at 8 o'clock in Tomlinson hall. Admission is free and the public is invited. The event marks the 129th anniversary of the order with Conrad Ruckelshaus as chairman and committee members Harry Sattinger B. B. Holloway Carolin Ruckelshaus and Jimmio Johnston.

Conrad Ruckelshaus Harry Sattinger B. B. Holloway Carolin Ruckelshaus

Robert Algeo Dies After Long Illness

Robert Pernell Algeo aged 37 a well known Indianapolis railroad man died at his home 2335 North New Jersey Street after months of failing health He served as city passenger agent for the C H and D and Monon railroads and later became a city cigar salesman for a drug company He was active in the Elks lodge and leaves a widow and two children.

Indianapolis New Jersey Street Algeo Monon Elks Lodge

Benjamin J. White Dies in Broad Ripple at 34 Years Service

Benjamin J. White a justice of the peace in Broad Ripple died Wednesday night after suffering from dropsy. A resident of Broad Ripple for thirty four years he leaves a widow and five children. He was prominent in politics and served as a justice of peace for many years.

Benjamin J. White Broad Ripple Justice White

March for Shriners is a meritorious new march

Across the Burning Sands is a suggestive title of a highly meritorious march by J. H. Easton, son of a Cincinnati clergyman, dedicated to the Syrian temple of the Order of the Mystic Shrine. Shriners expect the piece to have magical effect and praise it highly.

J. H. Easton Cincinnati

Reward Offered for Missing Man in Shoals Indiana

Shoals Indiana May 6 The disappearance of Thomas Lentz who left town April 4 remains unsolved though every effort has been made to locate him His relatives suspect foul play and offer a reward for information leading to his recovery He is 24 years old five feet eight inches tall about 100 pounds with fair complexion and light hair He has not been seen since he left home and searching parties found no trace of him.

Young Lentz

Child Wife Brings Suit For A Divorce In Evansville

Mattie Bottoms, daughter of William Levesy, filed for divorce in circuit court from Robert Bottoms of Newburg whom she married in October 189? at age 15. She seeks restoration of her maiden name claiming cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple parted in June 18__.

Evansville Mattie Bottoms William Levesy Robert Bottoms Newburg

Man Despondent Over Love Affair Shoots Self in Chicago

Brainard Aikens, 29, of 1134 N Dearborn Street, is in critical condition at home after firing a .22 rifle last Friday. He became despondent over a love affair and has been unable to work due to poor health.

Brainard Aikens N. Dearborn Street Aiken

Evansville box bout asks governor permit for ten rounds

Evansville sheriff W E Barnes asked Gov Marshall in Indianapolis to permit a ten round bout here between Kid Lem mel of Evansville and Joe Percente of Chicago. The fighters plan the mill before a local athletic club.

Evansville Ind W. E. Barnes

Buckeye to dedicat e new Christian church

Buckeye Ind May 6 The new Christian church at Buckeye will be dedicated Sunday May 8 with an all day service. Morning service at 10 30 led by Rev Y u A Reynals of Muncie assisted by others. A basket dinner will follow in the old church near the site then services continue. Public invited.

Buckeye Ind New Christian Church Buckeyre Y. U A. Reynals Muncie

Crawfordsville to Host Third Annual Automobile Day

Crawfordsville Indiana May 6 The Commercial club officers announce Wednesday June 9 as automobile day for the third annual event. The day is expected to attract more and better features than prior shows, delayed from May due to the G A R encampment. The automobile day committee includes TY A Turner Clifford Feter son C A Bowers Will Fell and Ed Hanna.

Crawfordsville Ind Commercial Club TY. A. Turner Clifford Feterson C. A. Bowers Will Fell Ed Hanna

Woman Dies While Cooking for Supper in Vincennes

Mrs. Mary A. Bilssi, 55, living on the Dicksburg road south of Vincennes, Ind., died of a heart attack while preparing supper. Medical aid arrived too late. She had been in good health prior to the sudden death recorded on May 6.

Vincennes Ind Mary A. Bilssi Dicksburg Road

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Feewedes Siathe Upright Decker Bros New England Everett Stodart Pennsylvania Street Alexanders Paris Irving Lyon Alexander Marie Des Lyons Blakiston Lei. Hyeres Geneva Arthur Bateson Post Eva Fay Lester Sectter Louis Tinger East Washington Street Tomlinson Hall Ancient Order of Druids Indiana Tomlin Mimo Johnston Corporation Baiters City Indianapolis Gas Company PANY Terre Haute South Bend Fort Wayne Carl H. Graf Robert Algeo Robert Pernell Algeo Shriners Graeight Ork Yousssn
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