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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1909
Page
2
A Sunday school bowling league forms with churches listed as participants and a season set to begin November 12 at the Y M C A alleys. Officers are C. E. Smith of First Presbyterian president and George Hanson of Central Avenue M E secretary.
LaPorte Indiana November 12. William Brinkmann a helper on a corn shredder lost his left arm in an on farm accident at Lemuel Fitch's farm near Oakwood.
A booklet titled Tid Bits made with Toasties offers home and social preparing ideas. The pamphlet explains several uses for Post Toasties with cream and sugar and is priced at 10 and 15 cents.
Mrs Holmes of Mauwatosa Wisconsin detains at Union Station after警 officer notes suspicious conduct with two children. She declares the world is against her and she came to warn President Taft of a Black Hand plot to assassinate him. She is found armed and held pending husband’s arrival.
A young woman, described as the sister of the murdered girl James, stepped forward and lit a torch. She then stood aside while men hurled the body into the bhaize, witnessing the grim act.
Jeffersonville Indiana announces selections under the Democratic administration with Capt J W Fortune chosen city attorney effective January 1 Sergeant M A Wall likely to become police chief and former chief John E Cole slated to head the fire department in the new administration.
Baltimore Nov. 12 After decades of work researchers report finding a red like bacillus linked to leukemia. The discovery references Auer Barker and Ottenberg with rods seen in blood and lymph glands in some patients, while attempts to culture or reproduce the disease in animals have thus far failed.
Mendon Mich Nov 12 Charles Saddlewauser a farmer aged 36 tripped on a stone in his backyard fell across a pumpkin rupturing his intestines and died within hours He is survived by a widow and one child.
In Brazil Indiana on November 13 Judge Rawley of the circuit court ruled that the Eel River Improvement Company of farmers in Harrison township must repair the levee themselves without county aid. The suit sought 1200 already spent on repairs and challenges to county funding were rejected. The judge found the county assessment method unconstitutional and ordered the county not to bear the costs.
C. W. McReynolds of Kokomo is elected president with Charles Lateenem of Wabash as vice president F Joseph Shuler of Crothersville as secretary and F F Wiley Edinburg W Mercer Peru and QO B Boyd Marengo named to the board. State official H E Barnard praises the canners for sanitary efforts while Frank Van Camp of Indianapolis urges focus on two or three local markets.
George T Evans proprietor of the Acme Evans Milling company of Indianapolis was struck by a street car in Chicago and died from his injuries. He had recently overseen a merger with Hooaler Milling and was visiting Chicago with his wife when the accident happened. Edgar Evans, their son, and his wife departed for Chicago to bring the body home.
Terre Haute Ind Nov 12 Frank Mason a farmer in Edgard county Ill was found dead sitting on a milking stool with a broken neck and head wounds The coroner ruled death from unknown causes The body remained on the stool after the cow allegedly kicked him but there was no evidence of foul play
Bemiss defeated Dr. Gant 225 to 171 in a faust game during the billiard tournament at the Board of Trade Billiard Parlor that night.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a product named Bromo Quinine used as a laxative and hints at a signature of E. Used worldwide. No clear date or full context available in readable text.
George Heisler shipped a barrel of ginseng to a Fort Wayne firm and will receive 192.38. Ginseng is valued at 6.50 a pound, reflecting the market nearWARSAW Ind. on November 12.
A woman consults her lawyer about pursuing a divorce and improving her health. The lawyer replies that, given the action, Nevada would be a suitable climate and setting to consider for recuperation and legal matters.
Mrs Enpeck enters a tense tram altercation with a conductor over her treatment. Enpeck, roused by the scene, offers to support the woman against the insult, stepping up in defense. The clash prompts a dramatic moment on the car as the crowd watches.
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