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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
4
South Bend Indiana on November 1 details a possible recount of St. Joseph county votes. A likely Republican candidate for clerk A.M. Jones contemplates seeking a recount after an estimated 200 ballots were illegally rejected due to a marked error.
State senators and house members scramble for seating before Wednesday under Bernardhus Brown, with 30 seats taken in the Senate and 72 in the House. Only 12 Senate seats and 28 House seats remain, holdovers keeping positions for years age. New senators listed include Emanuel Travian Columbus 4H, W IL Maliivan Indianapolis Bd, Warren N. Mauck Lawrenestars 4b, I. Prank reenwalt Suntertown 40, William B. Gireton Evansville v2.
John E. Lamb of Terre Haute and other Democrats met Governor Marshall Friday to discuss a senatorial candidate and party leadership. In Lafayette, Charles Lea and Joe Cravens joined other lawmakers calling on the governor as traffic halted when a streetcar conductor collapsed, suspected heart failure.
Governor Thomas R Marshall issues a Thanksgiving proclamation urging gratitude for divine mercy and urging charity and brotherhood. He designates Thursday November 24, 1910 as Thanksgiving Day, urging Indiana residents to thank God and renew allegiance, with the governor's seal affixed at the state capitol in Indianapolis.
In Vincennes Indiana on November 11 a court discharged William Goat after Officer Drie min arrested him for disturbance of the atmosphere. The judge could not find any statute making such a disturbance an offense and released the prisoner, amid the odd scene of the accused bleating like a sheep.
Mrs. Lessie Underwood, 34, attempted suicide at Fred Lindermann's home on Walcott street after a divorce defeat. A revolver went through her shoulder rather than her heart due to nervousness, causing a painful but not serious injury. Lindermann and a physician attended her. a son of six was mentioned.
Benjamin T. Corkwell, motorman of the Ft. Wayne and Wabash interurban, who violated orders and caused a collision killing forty three, is an inmate at the Eastern hospital for the insane after a skull fracture. He remains under $1,000 bond on a charge of manslaughter, and his family faces a pitiful condition.
The wedding dinner of Mrs E. Maltby and Mrs Lida Ryan was interrupted Friday by Tretectives Ulery and De Rosselle at 40 Mast Market Street. Maltby, former I C O F lodge 309 officer, is charged with embezzling $25. Mrs Ryan obtained a divorce from her former husband Thursday, and Maltby and Ryan reportedly left town after the trial. detectives later found them at a rooming house with Maltby in custody.
France reels from rising waters as heavy rains persist into Friday, officials warning of a repeat of last year's flooding. Navy reports and Paris authorities urge precautions amid escalating flood danger.
Judge Mc Call quashed thirty-two counts in the indictments against the Standard Oil Company of Indiana and held many others in abeyance for the present. The decision came in the United States court in Jackson Tennessee on Friday.
A violent hurricane hit northeastern France late Friday as snow and strong winds accompanied the tornado. The Pas de Calais coast suffered wrecked fishing craft, downed trees and buildings, with reports of death and widespread destruction.
A series of birth notices lists parents and addresses for newborns including girls and boys born to Fogas, Monday, Reese, Stoelting, McGovern, Lamb, Scofield, Yorger, Monroe, Smith, Bock, Mueller, Abbott and Crum. Several entries note medical conditions or hospital locations and one case mentions bronchopneumonia in a 10 month old.
Lafayette carpenter Farr 52 of 541 North Hamilton avenue died when a two ton double iron beam slipped from a wagon while unloading at Hamilton avenue and Washington street. He was crushed under the load. Dr Charles Robertson failed to save him. Coroner Blackwell allowed direct removal to his home as wife and two children arrived.
Eugene V. Debs, speaking from his home city of Terre Haute, notes a jump in socialist votes from 522 in 1908 to 1006 now and declares the victory of Victor Berger in Wisconsin and the election of several socialists to Congress and state legislatures signals a new era in American politics. He argues socialists alone confront wage slavery, contrasting with the origins of the Republican party.
An advertisement touts TIZ foot remedy as unlike powders, drawing out poisonous exudations to reduce soreness and corns. It promises instant relief, fresh feet, and no limping, with a money-back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold via Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago for 25 cents per box or by direct shipment.
Elza Brigham and Sophia Stokes paired with Mathew Lewis and Nannie Payne. Bruce 8. Thomas and Martha Church appear alongside Hal E. Malthy and Lida BH. Ryan. James F. McElroy and Lillilan N. Hall are listed with Ellie I. Davis and Nellie Richards. Troy Rawlings and Amanda QO. Montgomery complete the set.
A list of properties and repairs with owners and locations including S275 S200 and 500 values. Entries mention burn sheds frame dwellings one-story brick veneer business leases concrete business Lewse and multiple Broadway addresses. A three story school supply building and a rear brick business house valued at 20000 are noted.
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