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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1909

Page

5

Evelyn Thaw May Be Sent to the Tombs

New York May 6 The appellate division of the supreme court denied a stay of proceedings in a $250 fine for Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. If she does not appear before City Court Justice McAvoy within five days and pay, she will be sent to the Tombs. Receiver George W. Hays said he would seize Mrs Thaw’s property. The action stems from a $233 judgment against Elsie Hartwig, a milliner.

New York Mia Evelyn Nesbit Thaw McAvoy Harry K. Thaw Appellate Division Supreme Court George W. Hays

Billy Whitla Kidnapping Witness Testimony in Sharon Case

Billy Whitla testified about the abduction journey from Sharon to Warren and Cleveland, identifying Boyle as the man who planned the ride and saying a letter with his mother's name was mailed. He described hiding under a washstand in the Cleveland house and receiving notes from Jones, with alibi questions shaping the defense strategy as the trial progressed.

Boyle Sharon Warren, O Niles Ashtabula Cleveland Willis Whitla A. Gordon Billy Hell James P. Whitla Penna Hull Street Willie Billy Whitla Foyle Warren Jones Ashtabul A Hollenden Charles Flowers Miller Flowers J. Thompson South Sharon

Ensign Edward G. Hargis Reported Lost From Illness

Ensign Edward G. Hargis of the U S battleship Massachusetts, nephew of Judge James Hargis, has died from an old fever and will be moved to Washington. He married Miss Beatrice Holley aboard ship in Boston harbor two years ago. He is related to Beach Hargis who was sentenced to life for his father’s murder.

Lexington Edward G. Hargis United States Massachusetts James Hargis Hhus Washington Beatrice Holley Admiral Holley Boston Harbor Beach Hargis

Chicago grain prices mixed for wheat corn and oats

Chicago on May 6 reported cash grain bids with Wheat varying across grades from No 2 hard at about 1.29 to No 3 spring near 1.25. No 2 yellow corn quoted around 75 cents, oats in the 58 to 88 cent range for various white grades.

Chicago E.r

Sleepless Night Pushes Bill Clerk to Bragging Turnover

A bill clerk wakes in a sweaty, sleepless night and argues with a cashier about insomnia. The cashier teases him for exaggeration, while both reflect on society’s indifference to ordinary suffering and the clerk’s stubborn pride.

Indianapolis Woman to Open Mineral Springs Sanitarium

A widespread rumor in Rochester Indiana reports Mrs. Patterson of Indianapolis plans to buy 40 acres adjoining her East Side mineral well property and construct a san itarium. The project, possibly starting this summer, would yield a premier mineral water facility at Lake Manitou by fall, with water long known for medicinal qualities having been tested years ago.

Rochester Ind Patterson Indianapolis East Side Peg Lake Manitou

Senate Tariff Debate Hits United States Steel

Washington May 6 The senate opened at 11 after prayers with Senator Cummins denouncing United States Steel for claiming 6 percent return and 331 3 per cent extra protection under the tariff He argued the capitalization is at least 50 per cent above just values and that Carnegie and associates overpaid for properties He urged cutting steel duties by one third instead of half in a bid for conservatism.

Washington Senate Cummins United States Steel Corporation Carnegie Cummings Finance Committee

Building Permits Show Return of Prosperity

A building permit was issued Thursday to A. M. Kern for three houses on Thirty third street east of Pennsylvania at a value of 12 100 dollars. Nordyke and Marmon received a permit for a shed at their West Indianapolis plant with a project cost of 35 000 dollars.

A. M. Kern Thirty-third Street Pennsylvania Nordyke & Marmon Indianapolis Abram Lena Schweidlor Maple Street Frank Hazel Storey Belmont Avenue Albert Marion Doyle Washington Street Cornelius Rachel Finder W. Thirty-seventh Street Elwood Ethel Frank Eastern Avenue Gordon and Jessie Fowler Buckle Street Nick and Laveta Marta California Street Everett and Irene Teague E. Walnut Street Hills Dora Harrison Harris Avenue Holliday Dora Monfort Columbia Avenue William and Clara Peggs Cornell Avenue Joseph and Josephine Laross S. Noble Street Florence Coats City Hospital Margaret Campbell Elsie Langfield N. Walcott Street Albert John Hoffman Regent Street William J. Davidson Roach Street Grace Heckman W. Twenty Sixth Street Addison C. Nillen Lasalle Street John Allen McAllister S. West Street Gustav Behning Elestra FH. Strode Central Avenue Twenty-first Street Mary Brackett Minerva Street Charles A. Pierce New York Street Irvin E. Oder Anna E. McCormick Carl R. Robbins Ella B. Walters John A. Miller Alda F. Washburn Moss Barricks Della Corpening Bert G. McKinney Emma C. Kokemiller Walter H. Guyer Nellie Hill Frederick G. Heylman Edith J. Teeple Albert A. Anderson Mabel Reiffel Ernest R. Pearce Josephine E. Baskerville Ebenezer C. Davenport Mary Spence Charles W. Burgman Lollie Evans James Nunn Georgia Shelton Willis Privett Deloss Street BE. Rogers E. Market T. H. Spann Alabama Ft. Wayne B. M. Keeney Delaware Eank Minardo S. East Marion Trust Company Court East James Hixon Colorado Avenue J. Mehaffy Euclid Avenue Nordyke and Marion Morris and Kentucky

Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Report May 6 1920

Cattle receipts light with steady market as prices range from common cattle at 3.50 to 5.50 and primes up to 6.63. Hogs receipts ten loads, market steady with heavy at 7.50 to 7.75 and pigs 6.80 to 6.90. sheep receipts light and market steady. calves show prime wethers at 5.80 to 6.00 and spring lambs at 8.00 to 12.00.

Pittsburg

Romance of Mrs Marion Capace Leto Wedding in New York

Mrs Marion Capace Leto recently wed Dr Camelo Leto of Palermo linked with the University of Naples. The ceremony in New York City marked the climax of a romance that began in Italy when Capace was a Signorina.

Marion Capace Leto New York City Camelo Leto Palermo University OF Naples Italy

City Birth and Death Notice Ledger Extract

City records list numerous births with parental names and addresses across Maple Street Belmont Avenue Washington Street and other locales. It also records many deaths at city hospital with ages causes and residences, plus marriage licenses and building permits across multiple streets and firms.

Fort Wayne Sued by McBride Electric in 1907 Plant Case

The city of Fort Wayne is named defendant in a federal suit filed by McBride Electric of St. Paul. The firm, under a 1907 contract to build a municipal electric plant costing 560,002, claims partial payment and seeks 62,608.26. Also note listings for lost items and nursery ads appear in the same notice segment.

City of Fort Wayne McBride Electric Company St. Paul Electric Company

Bullock Sues To Stop Township Payments

Attorney Henry W. Bullock files suit in superior court to stop a $60 monthly office rent paid to Henry J. Brandon by the Township Trustee. He also seeks return of $5,000 paid to Ovid B. Jameson Fred A. Joss and Linn D. Hay for legal services during Trustee W. B. West’s term.

Henry W. Bullock Marion County Superior Court No. 4 Schroeder Henry J. Brandon Mr. Bullock Ovid B. Jameson Fred A. Joss Linn D. Hay W. B. West

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