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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1910

Page

7

Herbert Booth Leaves Salvation Army for Free Lance Ministry

Detroit May 10 Herbert Booth son of Gen Booth announces he is no longer officially connected with the Salvation Army after 24 years of service. A close friend cites family estrangement and policy disputes as motives mirroring Ballington Booth and the Volunteers of America. The General’s family tensions are described as unresolved and influential on Booth’s career shift.

Detroit Mich Union Herbert Booth London England Booth Salvation Army theSalvatio Army Ballington Booth Volunteers of America Bllington Ballington William Booth

Thief Snatched$5 Bill Amid Chase Through New York Crowd

Mrs. Mondry dropped a $5 bill in her jacket pocket outside a store on Avenue B. A man snatched it, a crowd pursued, Detectives Price and Griffiths arrested him at Avenue C. Samuel Nathan, 23, claimed he wanted funds to travel to San Francisco for the Jeffries Johnson fight. His rogues gallery photo is 9799.

New York Julia Monary First Avenue Avenue B Sixth Street Griffiths Samuel Nathan Delancey Street San Francisco Jeffries-Johnson Rogues

Jack London Novel Soon to Be Issued

San Francisco May 10 Jack London has completed a new novel said to be his greatest yet. Eastern magazine agents and publishers seek serial rights for the book about a prospector who grows rich in the Klondike and later conquers finance, with a remarkable love story woven through the plot.

San Francisco Jack London Glen Ellen Sonoma County London Hlondike Ord

Telepost Lines to Add City Links in Express Network

H Lee Sellers of Telepost says an automatic telegraph line will soon link Indianapolis with Kansas City providing through service to Chicago Springfield and intermediate points. Extensions to Detroit and other eastern cities are planned, with New England states possibly connected to Indianapolis earlier.

Indianapolis Kansas City H. Lee Sellers Inapolis Chicago Springfield Detroit New England

Many Features Are Not Seen by Circus Crowds

Ringling Brothers' circus drew 30,000 spectators while showcasing grand acts. Behind the scenes a veteran veterinarian, Spencer Alexander of Delevan, Wis., cares for 700 horses and buys them for the show. Steward Ollie Webb, with 20 years at the circus, cooks thousands of meals for the crew. The beloved Silver King horse remains in parade form while midget clown Andrew Deltorelli, 21, contemplates Austria’s army exams. Strongmen Herman, Arthur and Kurt Sax perform pre-show routines, and many clowns enjoy wealth and family life away from the arena.

Ringling Brothers Spencer Alexander Alex Delevan Delevan Wis A. L Ollie) Webb Silver King Andrew Deltorelli Austria Herman Arthur Kurt Sax Newport

Taft pledges GOP platform hard to meet in coming weeks

Taft told the Board of Trade in Passaic New Jersey that statehood for Arizona and New Mexico postal savings bank anti injunction and the validating bill of conservation measures and the railroad bill will be enacted. He said the railroad bill retains key features and should pass both houses soon while acknowledging Senate hesitancy over statehood measures.

Passaic N. J Taft Board of Trade Arizona New Mexico Postal Savings Bank Senate

Byrnes the Greatest Thief Catcher of His Day

New York May 10 Thomas Byrnes head of the New York detective department died Saturday at 9 o clock from chronic indigestion and gastritis. A famed inspector and detective bureau head since 1869 he rose from patrolman to captain and built a world wide reputation as a fearless thief catcher. He helped keep crooks from Wall Street by establishing a dead line south of Fulton street. He was rich from wealth and connections including Jay Gould and left a lasting mark on law enforcement.

New York Thomas Byrnes Police Mulberry Street Byrnes Police Department Inspector Byrnes Wall Street Financial District Fulton Street Diamond District

Selfless Sister Gives Skin to Save Young Girl

In New York on May 10 a 9 year old girl Miss Anna Smith from 348 Broadway Williamsburg donated skin from her hips to graft onto her injured sister Winifred Smith after gangrene set in from trolley accident. Surgeons Dr H W Dangler and Dr W E Lippold performed the graft removing six pieces of skin and the operation succeeded. Both girls occupy adjoining cots at Williamsburg hospital and are recovering well.

New York Anna Smith Broadway Williamsburg Williamsburg Hospital Winifred Smith H. W. Dangler Classon Avenue W. E. Lippold St. Nicholas Avenue Winifred Smith Miss Anna Smith Miss Smith

Shipbuilding in England to boom in coming year

Lloyds Register estimates show 386 vessels totaling 1,057,636 tons under construction in the United Kingdom on March 31 excluding warships. Warship orders add 303,685 tons with battleships and cruisers, while British yards secure orders for Turkish battleships and Australian and Brazilian fleets, sustaining extensive employment and a near 1.6 million dollar weekly wage outlay over 130 weeks.

London Lloyd’s Register of Shipping United Kingdom New Zealand Argentine Denmark

Countess Intervenes With Imprisoned Brother in Milan

Milan May 9 The Countess Theodolina Murri secured a notable interview with her brother Tullio who serves 30 years for active participation in the murder of Count Bonmartini. The talk introduced her latest husband Dr Ebidi professor of Italian literature. The countess had been sentenced to 15 years for instigating the assassination of her first husband.

Milan Theodolinda Murri Tullio Bonmartini Ebidi Baror Sennine

St Margaret Guild Raises 129 For Poor Children

Twenty four young women from St Margaret hospital guild canvassed Indianapolis collecting 129.19 dollars to help crippled and deformed children moved from Eleanor hospital to City hospital. The funds will buy braces and necessities to aid the youngsters in sitting up and enjoying sunlight.

City Hospital Eleanor Hospital St. Margaret Hospital Guild Indianapolis

Freak Storm Ups House and Buggy in Vincennes

Special to The Sun reports a freak wind storm in Vincennes Indiana on May 10 that turned a two room cottage upside down twisted a switch and overturned a buggy. Mrs Sarah Ruth inside the house was severely injured while Mr and Mrs Louis Kensler in the buggy were unharmed.

Vincennes Ind Sarah Ruth Louis Kensler

Operator Electrocuted in Cambridge Tower

Night Operator C. G. Pettit died at Cambridge Union Station while signaling trains at the B and O and Pennsylvania crossings. He stood, reached for the light with his right hand and the switch with his left as worn insulation allowed a live circuit to complete.

Cambridge, O

Smallest Mother Dies in Florida At 27 Inches

Steubenville woman Mrs. Janie Foster Shaw, 74, known as the smallest mother in the world, died in Fort Myers, Florida. Daughter of James Foster, she stood 27 inches tall and was mother to three children. A tiny limp piano was fitted for her use while alive.

Steubenville, CO Janie Foster Shaw Steubenville Fort Myers, Fla James Foster Mit

Poslam Skin Remedy touted for eczema and itch

A Philadelphia gentleman reports relief from intense night itching after using Poslam, claiming sleep improved and no recurrence after three applications. The ad promotes Poslam for acne herpes and other skin ailments, with sample packages mailed free from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.

Mr. B Philadelphia W. J. Huder’s and Weber Drug Co Emergency Laboratories West Twenty-fifth Street New York City

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