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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1910
Page
3
In Ruishville Indiana James FE Watson hailed the tariff bill as the best possible, insisting his principles are unchanged for twenty years. Senator Beveridge defended his vote against the table bill and warned against the dangers of special interests, while Beveridge implied he would vote no again.
Mrs Celia B Holt of Brooklyn and Beaumont Texas Chief of Police Smith were taken into custody in Baltimore on charges of kidnapping eight year old Michael McLaughlin the son of Mrs Holt. It is the ninth kidnapping since her separation and remarriage to Henry P Wolt. Mother and child and their companion will be returned to New York.
Elias Woods, believed dead after a leg injury, was found alive at Warfield undertaking establishment in Montpelier Indiana. A physician attended but prognosis is poor as the old wound opened from a leg rope incident while he was chopping wood.
Princeton Indiana November 7 Betting here on the county ticket is even Boehne a Democrat is favored to beat Posey a Republican The state legislature candidate supportive of Beveridge is unlikely to be opposed yet his refusals on other issues draw criticism Republicans lead in the county which is normally GOP Sheriff Shelton seeks re election as Democrat against McCain a Republican The campaign notes corn husker shortages with huskers tested at 300 bushels daily
Columbus Indiana reports the death of William Gaddis, 30, a Purdue civil engineering graduate, from an accidental self-inflicted gunshot wound while hunting near Cheyenne, Wyoming. Other brief items note Martin Vancleave dying from consuming cold turnips and Jol Crump surviving a fish bone incident by swallowing bread crusts.
Special to The Son reports Miss Marie Gillespie mistook carbolic acid for lotion in Eaton Indiana on Saturday night. She poured acid into her hand and applied it to her face. Her hands face and eyes were burned and swollen.
Julian P. Norton, 52, a wealthy grain dealer of Columbus, died after domestic troubles and spirit wife guidance. He had married Peru physician Effie A. Osborne in October 1909, separated in March and she seeks 200 monthly support, alleging neglect for clairvoyants. She and Norton later faced divorce suits amid accusations of an affair with John York. Norton is survived by his mother, four brothers, and a sister.
In Marion Indiana soldiers at the soldiers home faced days of promised mush and milk that never arrived. With ten cows dry the management seeks to sell them to buy fresh stock while the hospital beer milk is prioritized for first service then mess tables, leaving the mess short.
Greenfield Ind Nov 7 Robert Smith a $4 Mexican war veteran and treasurer of the association died at his home Saturday night He was one of three Mexican veterans in the county He survived by nine children all in the county except Joseph Smith of Indianapolis Funeral services will be held at his late home Monday afternoon.
George Fosster a local businessman shot fatally wounded his wife and fatally wound himself Sunday afternoon after a separation. He left a note saying he died with a broken heart. No clear motive or cause was established.
Terre Haute Ind Nov 7 Collections for the Seventh internal revenue district for October totaled 1 079 938 73 the record month of the year This district includes ten distilleries and sixteen breweries besides 200 to 300 cigar and tobacco manufactories.
The Gary and Interurban railway conducted a trial of the Strle Pay-as-you-enter cars in Gary on Saturday. Officials noted speeds achieved and stop times during the test run.
Logansport Ind Nov 7 Marie Rosanna Myers youngest daughter of Quincy A Myers judge of the supreme court died here Sunday of infantile paralysis.
Charles W. Fairbanks W T Durbin and former attorney general W L Taylor spoke at Marion Indiana closing Republican rally Saturday night. Each speaker drew ovations as Fairbanks urged party unity and general support for the Taft administration.
Georgie Emory woke to flames in Hartford City Indiana on Saturday morning and escaped only in his night clothes. The origin of the blaze remains a mystery as he was alone in the house for some time before fleeing to a relative’s home wrapped in a blanket.
Edward Baker, a wealthy flouring mill owner from Oakland City, and his wife were seriously injured when their touring car skidded and overturned near Princeton, Indiana, Saturday afternoon after rounding a curve.
At Fort Wayne Indiana on November 7 Gesime Ahlers admitted to the police he could not support his wife and four children and obtained a ticket to send her back to Germany. The wife had escaped with her lover John H Keller who will be kept in jail to prevent further contact and to induce her to stay.
In Muncie on November 7 reports say skunk furs are in demand in the territory while musk rats have fallen in price. The skunk fur muff and neck throw are noted as popular items among buyers and sellers.
A broad roster of local leaders and business executives signs the document, including T B Laycock, James W Lilly, W J Richards, Henry T Brown, Fred W Spacke, A M Bassett, C L Dietz, and many others. The letter emphasizes collective belief in its truth and urges voters to consider the charter.
Twelve people were injured, none seriously, when west bound passenger train No 3 on the Wa bash was sideswiped by east bound train No 2 at Lafayette Indiana. One sleeper car was thrown on its side after splintering.
The Mooresville Times weekly issue for November 7 notes its twenty second year of publication and seventeenth year under current publisher W. H. Sage, headquartered in Mooresville Indiana.
Gin is listed as an old remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. The formula combines six ounces gin with half ounce ftaid extract Buchu and half ounce Murax compound, shaken and taken after meals. It claims quick relief from backache and frequent or dark urine to prevent Brights disease or diabetes.
A long string of names and initials is presented, including individuals such as DAN BROWN JR, JOHN S BERRYHILL, LOUIS NEWBERGER, PHILIPP WILKINSON, MONTE C FISCUS, and numerous others. The list includes middle initials and suffixes, appearing as a roster or attendee list from a past issue.
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