Salesmen Ride Flat Cars for Indianapolis Sightseeing Trip
Indianapolis tradesmen plan a Saturday excursion for about 1500 salesmen aboard two flat car trains leaving Union Station at 1 PM. The ride covers 25 miles at six miles an hour and includes factory guides, a supper at the German House, a program by Charles A. Bookwalter and W N. A. Gladding, and a vaudeville show by Harry Hearsey's entertainment committee.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Trade Association
Indianapol
Union Station
Chicago
Big Four
Cereatinetown
Twenty-first Street
Union Fon
Charles A. Bookwalter
N. A. Gladding
Jace C. Starr
Tertainment Committee of the Associaton
Harry Hearsey
Gineves Again Pay Visit To Building
Miss Rea Rice of 15 and 21 North Oriental Street reported burglars breaking basement windows at her flats early Saturday. Police found 14 gas meters pried open with coins stolen. second visit in a week. Burglars also pried Elstrode and Denny’s grocery door at 478 East Ohio Street Friday night taking cigars and tobacco.
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Rea Mrice
Oriental Flats
N. Oriental Street
Elstrode & Denny's Grocery
Ohio Street
Injunctions Issued To Stop Carpenters in Evansville
Special to The Sun Evansville Indiana May 7 Injunctions were obtained against leaders of the carpenters strike to prevent interference with the construction of two houses underway Louis Heeger leader of a band hired to play at Central league park and also erecting the houses says the union forced the Evansville ball club to cancel his contract citing use of nonunion labor on the buildings
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the Sun
Evansville
Ind
Carpenters
Louis Heeger
Central League Park
Heeger
Danish dairy lecturer to visit U S in May June July
Prof Bernhard Boeggild of the Royal Agricultural College Copenhagen will lecture on dairying and milk supply at several U S universities and agricultural colleges this May June and July under the Danish American Association. He will tour Danish American settlements in the middle west and northwest delivering lectures in Danish.
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New York
Danish-American Association
Bernhard Boeggild
Royal Agricultural College of
Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Boeggild
Middle West
Northwest
Jury Deadlock in Ellwood Riot Trial
In Anderson Indiana on May 7 the circuit court jury failed to resolve the rioting charges against seven Ellwood strikers. After two hours deliberation the vote stood seven for conviction and five for acquittal.
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the Sun
Anderson
Ind
Circuit Court
Ellwood
Elwood
Jury Deadlocks In Gase Shooting Case
A criminal court jury deliberated 23 hours on the Andrew Gase case charging Louis Smith with intent to kill. The jurors failed to reach a verdict and Judge Pritchay discharged them Saturday morning.
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Andrew Shelly
Louis Smith
Pritchay
Rockefeller Jr and Whitman probe white slavery network
New developments in the white slave investigation in New York point to a nationwide reach as a trader’s confession to the grand jury, chaired by John L. Rockefeller Jr., signals a broader uncovering of a women barter system used in major cities across the country.
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John D. Rockefeller, JR
New York
Charles S. Whitman
John L. Rockefeller Jr
Grand Jury
Mr. Rockefeller
Thibetans at Lhassa massacre Chinese garrison
A report from Pekin states that Thibetans at Lhassa revolted and massacred about 1,009 Chinese soldiers serving as the garrison. The attack occurred recently, shocking observers and prompting investigations into the unrest in the region.
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Lhassa
Pekin
L’hassa
Bev eridge Senator Hold-Over May Die
Dr T K Brady joint senator from Wabash and Fulton counties is critically ill with heart disease and may die. He has been ill all winter and is a Civil War veteran aged beyond likely recovery. He was active in the state senate and a strong Bev eridge supporter.
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Wabash, Ind
T. KR. Brady
Wabash
Fulton Counties
State Senate
Beveridge
Injured Newsboy in City Ball Game
Julius Zacharran a newsboy was injured during a ball game at Oliver and River avenues when he collided with a peer chasing a fly. Taken to City Hospital in the city dispensary ambulance he has not regained consciousness and may die.
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Julius Zacharran
City
City Dispensary
Oliver and River Avenues
Brownsville Man Reinstated After Roosevelt Pardon Pay Back
Evansville Indiana May 7 Henry W Arvin colored discharged from the Twenty fifth Infantry by special order of President Roosevelt November 24 for participation in the Brownsville riots was notified Friday that he had been reenlisted and allowed 2000 back pay for time out of service. In Boston Marietta Snow testified that her husband Harry L Snow Brockton chased her with live lobsters during their separation and that a Mrs Henderson shaved him regularly.
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Sunn
Evansville
Ind
Henry W. Arvin
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Tex
Boston
Mass
Marietta Snow
Harry L. Snow
Brockton
Snow
Henderson
Dehority's Sister Dies in Elwood
Elwood Ind May 7 Mrs Jane Dehority Platt 23 wife of George Platt and sister of W A Dehority chief of the State Board of Accounts died here Friday.
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Dehority
Elwood
Ind
Jane Dehority Platt
George Platt
W. A. Dehority
State Board of Accounts
Court Asked to Enforce Supreme Court Ruling in Marion Leader Case
W B Westlake of Marion asks Indiana Supreme Court to mandate Grant circuit court to set aside the receivership and return the Marion Leader newspaper plant to him. The matter centers on foreclosure proceedings by Grant Trust and Savings Co. and ongoing management by receiver E H Johnston. The petition seeks a writ of mandate to compel the lower court to observe a recent Supreme Court decision or show cause why it should not.
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Supreme Court of
Indiana
Supreme Tribunal
W. B. Westlike
Marion
Ind
Leader Publishing Company
Marion Leader
Supreme Court
Grant Circuit Court
Westlake
Saving Company
Grant Trust and Savings Company
E. H. Johnston
Grant County
Contractor Sues Detectives Who Arrested Him
James Anderson, a contractor, sued detectives Thomas Dugan and John Mullin who arrested him, claiming false arrest. He seeks $500 damages in circuit court, saying the accusation was unfounded and the police mocked his tale.
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James Anderson
Thomas Dugan
John Mullin
Anderson
Not Guilty But He Refunds Filing Fee In City Case
Judge Collins in city court fined Louis e D McMullin 50 dollars for violating employment agency law by refusing the refund portion of the filing fee for Arthur Ricks who sought a job. Judge Pritchard in criminal court Saturday declared McMullin not guilty but ordered him to refund the rebate on the filing fee. J L Peetz state statistician assisted Frank P Baker in prosecuting.
Unitarian Association Plans Annual Meeting in Boston
The American Unitarian Association and affiliated groups announce their annual meeting in Boston from May 22 to 27. Sessions run day and night, with a public Wednesday event featuring addresses by Dr. Charles W. Eliot and Lieut. Louis Frothingham.
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Boston
Mass
American Unitarian Association
Charles W. Eliot
Louis ©. Frothingham
Only Princess in State to Turn 100 in June
In Huntington Indiana a plan marks the one hundredth birthday of Indiana’s lone royal blood princess Kilso-quah rogal a Trodian granddaughter of Little Turtle. Gov Marshall pledges to attend and speak at the Roanoke celebration in June as the Miami princess, now in a simple residence on 40 acres, watches a modern event she cannot fully comprehend due to language.
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Auntington
Ind
Indiana
Roanoke
Gov. Marshall
Kil-so-quah
Little Turtle
Beveridge Visits Indianapolis Amid Campaign Talk
Senator A J Beveridge arrived from Washington to spend Sunday in Indianapolis at his home with his wife and children. He noted his wife and baby were doing well and said he would not discuss politics in Indiana, though friends gathered at the Claypool hotel for council. He indicated plans for the 1910 Indiana Republican campaign would be announced by State Chairman Lee and spoke on the Democratic convention’s outcome.
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A. J. Beveridge
Washington, D. C
National Capital
Indianapolis
Indiana
Landry Crutches End Life in Marion Train Tragedy
George E. Landry 44, a well known Marion businessman and Knight of Pythias member, deserted his crutches and stepped in front of a moving Big Four yard engine. He died after the train struck him while waiting for a train to pass, with grief over his wife’s death five months earlier and illness cited as factors.
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Marion
Ind
T. Carmody
Big Four Yard
George E. Landry
Landrey
Knights of Pythias
Money and Singer Vanish From Rooming House
William Kelly and L. H. Rohrer disappeared from 110 N Senate Ave in the morning. A moving picture house singer also left town with his suitcase. No clothing, no watch, no farewell details provided.
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L. H. Rohrer
Senate Avenue
Moving Picture House
Wedded Fifth Time in Marshall Farm Divorce
Joseph Sturgis, a wealthy farmer in Marshall Michigan aged 87, was divorced from his fourth wife recently. He had remarried multiple times through agencies, with wives two and three deserting him. His first wife died. The fifth marriage was to a woman who had been married once before.
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Marshall
Mich
Joseph Sturgis
Sturgis
Water rate sparks mass demolition in Roxbury
In Roxbury Massachusetts on May 7 Eleanor Healy ordered two small houses razed after railing against a high water bill. An army of residents attacked the structures with battering rams and levers, destroying woodwork and leaving a brick and mortar ruin. The owners complained the new water metering system raised quarterly charges from 16 dollars to 22.40 dollars.
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Roxbury
Mass
Eleanor Healy
Webber Street
Douglas Avenue
Bliss Healy
Free trial treatment offered for ear troubles by Dr. Edward Gardner
The notice promises a free trial treatment to anyone with ear trouble. Readers are advised to contact Dr. Edward Gardner at Suite 67, No 40 West Thirty-third Street, New York City, to receive the treatment by return mail without cost. The offer emphasizes the immediacy and no charge nature of the trial.
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Edward Gardner
West Thirty-third Street
New York City
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