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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1907

Page

2

Law Test for Interurban Safety Violations

The Railroad Commission moves to prosecute the Indianapolis Crawfordsville & Western traction company for alleged safety appliance law violations after a Ben Hur car collided with a city car on Bank Avenue near New Ross Indiana. Motorman Clifford Manleaf of the city car was killed. The case marks the commission's first action to collect penalties from an interurban for such violations.

Bingham Indianapolis, Crawfordsville & Western Traction Company Bankave Clifford Manleaf Petersdorf Manhleaf D. E. Matthews QO. B. Deatley New Ross Ind Les Indianapolis Bank Ave Clifford Manieaf Commission

Forfeiture and destruction at Washington saloon

More than 700 beer bottles and several jugs of whisky and other liquor were forfeited from Jack Christian’s blind tiger in Washington township and destroyed on Thursday. An order to destroy the liquor was issued by Calvin McLaughlin of Millersville. Two lithia malt bottles owned by Indianapolis Brewing were left untouched. All bottles were smashed on a large rock near the saloon.

Jack Christian Washington Township Calvin McLaughlin Millersville Indianapolis Brewing Company

Webb Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Bride Murder

Jesse B. Webb was found guilty of manslaughter in Liberty Missouri on a murder charge connected to his claimed bride. The jury accepted a suicide pact theory between Webb and Inez Walkup. Webb was sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary.

Bride Penitentiary Inez Walkup Webb

Catarrh of The Stomach Treatment Promoted

A historical advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for catarrh of the stomach and dyspepsia. It claims tablets digest foods, support digestion, and cites claims from physicians nationwide. Free sample requests are offered with address to F. A. Stuart Co.

Stuart United States F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Blde

Cotteral Appointed Federal Judge in Oklahoma

H Cotteral has been appointed federal judge for the western district of Oklahoma. He formerly lived in Richmond Indiana and has resided in Guthrie Oklahoma since 1890. Charles B Rogers of Shoals Indiana will be appointed master in chancery for the eastern district of Oklahoma. Rogers was active in Indiana politics.

The Sun Washington H. Cotteral Western District of Oklahoma Richmond Ind Guthrie Okla Charles B. Rogers Shoals, Ind Eastern Judicial District Rogers Indiana

Weddings Mark Two City Nuptials In Pink And White

Society notes report the weddings of Stella Tender and Georgian Hodge at the German Reformed church with over 100 guests. The ceremony featured pink and white chrysanthemums, lilting bridesmaids in pink, and a princess gown of white liberty satin. The couple will reside in Spokane, Washington after a westward honeymoon.

Harley A. Russell N. Illinois St Stella Tender Indianapollis Georgian Hodge Colfax Wash Henry S. Geckler German Reformed Church Smilax Thomas Selber Marshall McFarland G. A. Abbott Indianapolis George Scott New York City Lavanche Tender Itis Tender Elizabeth Zimmerman Russell Harden Mr. Russell Honn Russell Geckler Hodge

Birthday and engagement notices from local families

Mr G E Etter and Mrs Wright announce informal birthday gatherings for Mrs Wright and Russell with several relatives assisting. Invitations issued for Miss Bertha Lovell and J Edward Heidner of Chicago to marry at Meridian Street M E church on Wednesday November 20 followed by a dinner at the Claypool for relatives and wedding party members.

G. E. Etter Draper St W. G. Wright Russell H. C. Hubbard H. M. Wright Rachel Helen Wright May Hubbard Edna Moore Chicago Bertha Lovell J. Edward Heidner Meridian St. M. E Claypool

Local Social Guests and Travel News

Mrs. Griffith's daughter hosted guests. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Carr returned from Greensburg. Mrs. W. W. Parsons visited Terre Haute after staying with Mrs. Coffin. Mr. and Mrs. Lauren J. Drake Jr. were in Terre Haute visiting the Filbecks. Mrs. Roy Clingler traveled to Lafayette to visit her parents. Mrs. Helen Thorner plans trips to New York Berlin for voice study. Mrs. Charles Easton departs for Milwaukee. Mrs. Swann arrives from California to live in Indianapolis. Miss Else Meyer returns to Terre Haute after visiting Miss Marie Ready. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Esichrodt return from their wedding trip.

Lauren J. Drake, Jr Terre Haute Mrs. N. Filbeck Helen Thorner New York Thorner Berlin Bonnie Spink Else Meyer Marie Ready

Folk to seize railroad to end coal shortage

Missouri Governor Folk warned he will call out the National Guard seize the Missouri Pacific engines and cars and personally see that coal reaches the Confederate home at Higginsville unless the railroad delivers coal instead of confiscating it.

United Press Jefferson City Missouri Pacific Railroad Higginsville Folk National Guard

Richmond Eagles Fight Indiana Blind Tiger Law

Special report from Richmond Indiana describes lodges of Eagles aiding the local club after police raided their rooms and confiscated beer. Marion lodge sent a checkbook to the Richmond unit to cover legal costs as they plan to appeal to the state supreme court challenging the law's application to lodge premises.

Indiana Lodges of Eagles Richmond Eagles Marion Lodge of Eagles Marion Lodge Supreme Court

Carlisle Indian football learns to play in all weather

Carlisle Pa November 8 The Carlisle Indian football team says their loss to Princeton last week taught them they must play ball in all kinds of weather. They admit wet fields have hindered their usually sharp plays and quick runs against top college teams.

Carlisle Princeton Redskins

Explosion kills ten at Montezuma Copper works near Neozocari

A violent blast involving two powder cars near Nezczari in Douglas county Arizona late yesterday killed ten men. The deceased were workers at the Montezuma Copper company.

Fy United Prenn Douglas Ariz Necozari Montezuma Copper Company

Faust announce engagement of Clara Caroline Faust to John Sexton Plummer

Mrs. Frank A Faust and Mr. Frank A Faust announce the engagement of their daughter Clara Caroline to John Sexton Plummer. The wedding is set for Thanksgiving Day at Sacred Heart church at 9 o clock in the morning.

Frank A. Faust Clara Caroline John Sexton Plummer Sacred Heart Church

Mrs Minesinger Hosts Luncheon for Miss Caldwell

Mrs C W Minesinger entertained complimentary to Miss Elizabeth Caldwell of Grand Rapids Michigan at a Thursday luncheon. Varied chrysanthemum decorations graced the event with attendees including Mrs Carl Von Hake Mrs Duncan Holliday Mrs William Martin Birk Mrs Harold Ferguson Miss Von Hake and guest Miss Caldwell.

Minesinger Elizabeth Caldwell Grand Rapids, Mich C. W. Minesinger Carl von Hake Duncan Holliday William Martin Birk Harold Ferguson von Hake Caldwell

Revival Meetings Attendance Grows in Indianapolis

Revival meetings urged widespread attendance as plans aim to visit all large Indianapolis manufacturing plants. Friday noon venues included Atlas Engle Works U S Artistic and Interior Hardwood with afternoon sessions across several central city areas. Thursday night services at churches drew strong crowds with exhortations on practical faith and beatitudes.

Indianapolis Morgan Atlas Engle Works Hannan U. S. Artistic Company Bovard Interior Hardwood Company Smith Bemis Bay Company Henderson Central-ave Broadway Church Howard Place Hugh E. Smith Fletcherplace F. F. Lewis Morris St. M C. BE. Bacon W. H. Morgan Central Ave J. W. Patterson Fletcher-place Irvington Roberts Park Theodore Meridianot Hansen

Studio tea hosted by Mrs Orndorff Saturday afternoon

Mrs J H Orndorff and her pupils plan a studio tea this Saturday afternoon at her home 1611 Central Ave Indianapolis. There are no invitations issued. Christina Thomas and her granddaughter Genevieve Jasper from New Albany are in Indianapolis for a month with relatives. Mrs Mary Griffith and Mrs Etta Miller have returned from Winchester with local acquaintances.

J. H. Orndorff Christina Thomas Genevieve Jasper New Albany Indianapolis Mary Griffith Etta Miller Winchester

Worldwide weather data interchange to start soon

The inauguration of a world wide weather report exchange will begin shortly. It will be cabled twice daily between Tokio Manila Guam Midway and San Francisco, linking five key meteorological centers in a coordinated effort.

United Press San Francisco Tokio Manila Guam Midway

Killed While Hunting In Indiana

Special to The Man reports 15 year old Clifford Neece of Ellsworth died in Terre Haute Indiana after a hunting accident. He tripped over a log and the firearm discharged into his chest.

Terre Haute Ind Clfford Neece Ellsworth

Hearse Driver Killed as Horses Run Away

In Cleveland Ohio on November 8 a 54 year old hearse driver William Robinson died when his horse team bolted near St. Catherine's church and toppled the hearse onto him.

Cleveland, CO William Robinson St. Catherine's Church

Damages Sought in Suit Against Judge Honore

Boston Nov. The heaviest damages ever demanded in a New England court arise in a suit filed today against Judge Lockwood Honore of Chicago, brother of Mrs. Potter Palmer. James W. Dugan and wife seek 1510 for injuries to Mrs. Dugan when a horse ran away after being frightened by Honore's automobile.

Boston Muass New England Lockwood Honore Chicago Potter Palmer James W. Dugan

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