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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1910

Page

5

Plans His Own Funeral Before Killing Two Men

Boston case records show Walter G. Fall, 25, shot two Dorchester men in the county courthouse after attending a hearing on an attack accusation. He arranged his own funeral by telephoning undertakers and narrowly missed District Attorney Pelletier.

Boston District Attorney’s Frederick Schiebuher Dorchester Frank A. Rees Tremlett Street Walter G. Fall Statehouse Fall Esther H. Fogg Rees Benjamin F. Haines Schiehuber Piene Pelletier

Money perhaps coerced man leaves Russell household

Lee Hamilton a colored chauffeur for Harley A Russell of 1919 North Illinois Street disappeared with two tuxedo suits valued at $10 and a revolver. The suits were later found in a second hand stove. Hamilton was located in Terre Haute. A grand jury will determine if the driver and items vanished by coincidence or design.

Lee Hamilton Harley A. Russell North Illinois Street Russell Hamilton Terre Haute

Creeland Will Questioned Over Mental State in NYC Case

Rose C. Findlay seeks to show late William F. Creeland was unsound when he drafted his will. A nurse testified he forgot which cards were trumps while bridge and habitually rewound played tricks to see cards. Creeland’s estate was about 30000 dollars, leaving his sister only 1500.

New York William F. Creeland Rose C. Findlay Creeland

Census Returns Show Alabama Population Rise

Washington reports Alabama now has 2,138,093 residents, up from 1,428,467. The increase is 14.6 percent. Florida stands at 710,129, up from 525,542, a 42.1 percent gain.

Washington Alabama Florida

Woman fined for aiding jail escape plot in Marion court

Nellie James wife of Alvin James received a $50 fine and 180 day correctional sentence after police court found her supplied saws and nitric acid to escapees from Marion county jail. Witness McKillitt testified he orchestrated the plan and James wife aided by passing tools while Ed Snyder identified her store visits for a special saw.

Woman's Prison Alvin James Robert McKilllitt Casper Fait Joseph Marquette Marion County Fait Lieut Sandman McKillitt James

Vaudeville and stage notes from early 1900s listings

Amusements include Mantell in King Lear and Eva Tangway in vaudeville. Majestic features Talk of New York. Colonial offers Arnoldo’s leopards. English stars Marie Tempest in Caste. Empire burlesque draws crowds as Tangway’s charisma and personality captivate audiences in brief demonstrations.

B. F.keith Eva Tanguay Park Majestic Talk of New York Colonial Arnoldo Marie Tempest Empire

Real estate dealer ends life with bullet in Lafayette

Roy J. Libenguth a 45 year old Lafayette real estate man was found dead in his office with two bullets in his temple. His business partner Scott Timmons discovered the body after Libenguth entered the office about 11 pm Wednesday. Motive cited as business reverses.

Lafayette Ind Roy J. Libenguth Scott Timmons Libenguth

Judge’s Dream Leads to Colorado Bride Wedding

In a Denver meeting last week, Judge A L Anderson of Independence Missouri, who once dreamed of an old Ohio sweetheart, married Mary E Davis of Palisade Colorado. His wife had died and he learned his dream was true after writing to her. They were greeted by a brass band and a large arm chair on arrival.

Kansas City A. L. Anderson Independence Ohio Mary E. Davis Palisade Colo Denver United States

Mantell Stars In Merchant Of Venice Matinee

Robert B Mantell and company offered a superior Wednesday matinee performance with a free flowing comedy tone. Mantell as Shylock toned down his forceful power to a calculating mercenary and avoided sympathy for the character. Russell charming Portia, Lindsley sprightly Gratiano, and an able Bassano received praise for lively, crisp work in a traditional yet polished presentation.

Robert B. Mantell Mr. Manteil Shylock Jessica Mise Russell Portia Guy Lindsley Mr. Lindsley

Mantell Stages King Lear in Powerful Mural Performance

The Mural theatre presents King Lear with Mantell delivering a masterful portrayal from calm to madness, enhanced by a strong storm scene. Russell as Goneril and Lindsley as the fool stand out. some cast members falter. The show runs long and drags late, drawing both student and general audiences.

King Lear Mr. Mantell Shylock Lear Gloster Miss Russell Goneril Guy Lindsley

Eva Tanguay Tops Local Stage With Bold, Hit Run

Eva Tanguay known as the madcap and cyclone of joy pours energy into a Grand Opera house engagement this week. The eccentric comedienne draws record crowds, sparking enthusiasm and chatter about her remarkable appeal in the local entertainment scene.

Eva Tanguay America B. F. Keith Miss Tanguay

Actress Blanche Shirley Receives 116 Marriage Proposals

Blanche Shirley leading The Thief at the Park Courtship flood persists this week as she reveals 116 marriage proposals in under a year. She notes offers come from bankers, brokers, politicians, and others while dodging a palm reader prompt from a Kansas City suitor. The show, originated by Margaret Clington, continues with affordable matinee pricing and strong evening attendance.

Acttess Kansas City Miss Shirley Margaret Clington New York

Majestic theater sells out for The Talk of New York

James Benton, Majestic treasurer, placed the standing room sign at 2 o clock as the box office window sold out for George M. Cohan musical The Talk of New York. The production shines with a professional chorus led by Hazel Moran and Ethel Harlin. Principal songs by Frank Jones, Fay Baker, Earl Metcalf, and Louise Dunbar highlight the show.

James Benton Majestic Theater George M. Cohan New York Hazel Moran Ethel Harlin Frank Jones Fay Baker Earl Metcalf Louise Dunbar

Minstrel Dan Rober to Open Week at Colonial Vaudeville

Dan Rober, veteran blackface comedian with Primrose and West, headlines the Colonial week with a new vaudeville monologue and parodies. Sherman, DeForest and company present A Jay Ctreus in this city for the first time at popular prices, and Rafael, the California ventriloquist, appears in Ed. F. Beynard's ventriloquial surprise On the Farm. Reynard hails from Indianapolis.

Dan Rober Primrose & West Minstrels Vaudevile Sherman, de Forest and Company Sherman de Forest Rafael California F. Beynard Mr. Reynard Indianapolis

The Fourth Estate At Shubert Murat Theater

The Fourth Estate offered five nights of intense drama at the Shubert Murat theater with Wheeler Brand as the fearless young editor uncovering graft and defending the public interest amid a love story and a vivid portrayal of press interests at work.

Liebler & Company Shubert Murat Wheeler Brand

Webster birthplace group forms to buy Daniel Webster home

Franklin N Y Nov 10 Former Senator William E Chandler and Chief Justice Frank M Parsons preside over the Webster birthplace association formed to purchase and preserve the farmhouse where Daniel Webster was born 128 years ago, marking a civic effort to safeguard a national historic site.

Webster Franklin, N. Y United States William E. Chandler Frank M. Parsons Supreme Court of New Hampshire Webster Birthplace Association Daniel Webster

Pritchard Aims to Disprove Charges in Ward Polls

Judge James Pritchard, a defeated candidate for criminal court, released figures showing he ranked second among Marion county Republicans in total votes. He said the Eleventh ward vote, his home, proves he was not part of any alleged political bloc. The list ranks Carter 1,048. Pritchard 1,142. Leathers 1,140. McMaster 1,123.

Eleventh Ward James Pritchard The Criminal Court Marion County Judge Carter Pritchard Leathers McMaster

Official count in Gibson shows Democratic gains

Special to The Law from Princeton Indiana reports Gibson county official count with Ellingham winning by forty nine votes and state ticket mostly Democratic. Boehne for congress and Stevens for county representative lead among others while Gibson county officers show Republicans only in circuit clerk and assessor races by eleven and fourteen votes respectively.

Princeton Ind Gibson County Ellingham Boehne Congress Charles Stevens George W. Curtis Gibson and Posey Albert 8 Veneman Vanderburg Gibson Knox

Six Men Seek Tooga Worn By Sen Dick

Six men enter the race for Senator Dick's toga as a Democratic legislature looms. Named are John R. McLean of Washington DC and Cincinnati Ohio, Atlee Pomeraine lieutenant governor elect, Mayor Brand Whitlock of Toledo, J Lentz former congressman, Col James Kilbourne a repeated governorship hopeful, and E W Hunley chairman. Pomeraine stands out in state politics and McLean mobilized activity in the recent campaign.

Columbus John R. McLean Washington D. C Cincinnati Atlee Pomeraine Brand Whitlock Toledo J. Lentz James Kilbourne E. W. Hunley Pomeraine McLean

Parker says Cook never reached Mt McKinley as photographs emerge

New York November 10 Prof Herschel C Parker of Columbia University released photographs from his Mt McKinley expedition claiming they provide conclusive evidence that Frederick A Cook did not ascend the peak.

New York Herschel Co. Parker Columbia University Mt. McKinley Frederick A. Cook

Princeton Woman Dies in This City

Mrs Will Blair of Princeton Ind died early Thursday of acute pneumonia after an illness of only a few days She was 42 years old Her husband and another sister Mrs J E Joyce of Princeton were present when death came A brother S T Heston and father Joseph Heston also survive The body was taken to Princeton where the funeral will be held Saturday.

Will Blair Princeton Ind Harry K. Stormont Colonial State East Vermont Street J. E. Joyce S. T. Heston Joseph Heston

Smallpox Rages at Michigan Home for Feeble Minded

Smallpox sweeps the Michigan home for the feeble minded and epileptic in this city. Ten new cases reported Thursday amid a strict quarantine. State board of control called in session to act. Three dead and fifty ill at the institution.

Mich Navy Michigan State Board of Control

Anchor Life to Move Into Interstate Building on Pennsylvan ia Street

Frank D. Stalnaker as receiver closed the deal with Anchor Life Insurance paying 32 500 for the two story former Interstate Life Assurance offices at 430 North Pennsylvania Street. Deed recorded Thursday morning.

Anchor Life Insurance Company Interstate Life Assurance Company North Pennsylvania Street Frank D. Stalnaker Interstate Company

German American banks back 31.5 million loan to Turkey

A syndicate led by Deutsche Bank will float a 31.5 million dollar loan to Turkey secured by Constantinople customs duties. Interest on the loan is set at 4 percent.

Berlin Turkey Deutsche Bank Constantinople

Eighteen Miners Found Alive In Calagua Mine Rescue

Eighteen miners were brought to the surface alive at Victor American Fuel Co No 3 mine in Calagua Colorado after a long after damp. Fourteen men are missing and believed trapped. A Japanese miner, R A Akagia, guided nineteen rescuers through after damp to safety.

Trinidad Colo Victor-American Fuel Company St Calagua Colorado R. A. Akagia Hhis

Angl German French Banks Join Chinese Loan

London on November 10 reports a new agreement where German English and French bankers will participate in the Chinese loan financed by an American syndicate. The American lenders will advance 30 million dollars to China, with representatives from England Germany France and the American syndicate in conference since the previous day.

London China England Germany France

Health officer fines man in spitting on street car case

Health officers won another conviction Thursday in police court as part of the health board crusade to stop spitting in street cars. Paul Sauer was fined $2 and costs.

Health Board Paul Sauer

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