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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1903

Page

9

Democratic caucus gears for Indiana senator race

The article discusses Thomas Taggart’s stance as Democratic national chair in Indiana and the expected jockeying in the coming senatorial caucus. It notes Slack’s bid for governor now shifting to a possible watership run, with alliances forming among Fleming Menzies and Black supporters as they weigh a coalition to back a non-Indianapolis candidate.

L. Ert Black Thomas Taggart Slack Stack Stephen Fleming Indiana Thomas R. Marshall Ir. Slack Democratic Party Franklin Steve Fleming Menzies Fleming Indianapolis

Interurban City Car Collision on West Washington

Interurban car 103 from Crawfordsville inbound collided with city car 471 at Washington and West streets on Wednesday morning. Edwin Dickinson of 928 West Twenty-sixth Street was severely bruised and likely internally injured, rushed to City Hospital. Car passengers panicked. ten to fifteen on the rear platform escaped. air brakes allegedly failed on the interurban. Conductor Edward Turpin and Motorman Ray Masters led the interurban crew. Brown and Sweeney on the city car were unhurt.

Ben Hur Crawfordsville W. Washington Washington and West Streets Indianapolis Edwin Dickinson W. Twenty-sixth Street Dickinson Interurban Edward Turpin Ray Masters Albert Brown Jack Sweeney Brown Masters

Fire destroys Lookout Inn on Lookout mountain

Chattanooga, Tenn November 18 Lookout Inn on Lookout mountain was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. Loss set at 125000 with 26000 insurance. Fire suspected to begin from a defective chimney. Four cottages also burned.

Lookout Inn Chattanooga Tenn Lookout Mountain

First Duty to His Constituents by Indiana Governor Marshall

Indiana Governor Thomas R. Marshall pledges to devote four years to the people and declines a Chicago Lyceum Bureau offer to fill Chautauqua engagements. He says he will serve the state and will only accept speaking if he cannot live on his salary. The exchange includes letters from the Chicago Lyceum Bureau and Marshall’s Columba City reply.

Marshall Thomas R. Marshall Indiana Chicago Lyceum Senator Carmack South Chas. W. Ferguson Chas. E. Bentley Mgr Chicago Thos. R. Marshall Indianapolis Ind E. W. Carmack Tennessee Chicago Lyceum Bureau Thos R. Marshall

Bixby Divorce Case Details Jealousy and Finances

Allan S. Bixby testified in circuit court on Wednesday in his divorce suit, citing a 3600 yearly income and family allowances over 150 monthly while accusing wife Marguerite of cruel treatment. She sought 200 for court expenses as her counsel highlighted jealous behavior and past affairs. The couple, with two daughters and a son present, faced vivid testimony of quarrels and a potential grass widow.

Allan S. Bixby Marguerite E. Bixby

Brakeman Shot in Desperado Encounter in South Bend

D L Dryberger a Lake Shore brakeman was fatally shot during a clash with nine desperadoes on the railroad tracks in South Bend Indiana. Detective H G Golay narrowly escaped when a bullet pierced his revolver holster and another bullet pierced his coat.

Desperado South Bend Ind D. L. Dryberger Lake Shore H. G. Golay

Murphy After Winner In London Bout Prospect

New York reports Packy McFarland will meet the winner of the Britt Summers match in London in January after canceling his planned December 18 bout with Hyland in Denver.

New York Packy McFarland Tommy Murphy Britt Summers London Hyland Denver

Gunnorth en camps and Lamphere case loom in Indiana notes

Reports from Indiana note a new grand junior warden elected in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the grand lodge starting to plan dedication ceremonies. In La Porte, testimony in the Bella Gunness and Ray Lamphere murder case highlights jealousy, debts, and threats as prosecutors outline motives while witnesses describe the fatal fire and ensuing investigations.

Wife scorns husband in Indianapolis case of elopement

Minnie Schonnfeldt refused to reunite with her husband after leaving Chicago with their two children. The couple argued at 124 West Tenth street where police found the wife denying elopement with a boarder. The 15 year old daughter Frances and 10 year old son Otto were said to be supporting themselves through work while the father claimed the wife kept them away.

Indianapolis Schonnfeldt Schonafeldt Police Tenth Street Chicago Alberts

Fearful Charge in Evans Divorce Case

John Evans charges Laura Evans with poisoning his food by mixing a powder she believed to be poison in pies. He also alleges a butcher knife threat and orders to leave home on November 6, citing fear for his life and her quarrelsome temper as harm to his peace of mind.

John Evans Laura Evans Mr. Evans

Attorney Injured by Furnace Accident in Bloomington

Bloomington Indiana November 13 An attorney Thomas Sare was injured when a furnace lever broke his life on the tight side causing a severe bruise. He toppled and suffered injuries while tending the furnace and fell across the lever.

Pital Bloomington Ind Thomas Sare

County Council Refuses to Fund Additional Counsel

The county council on Wednesday refused to provide extra funds to hire special counsel for the states attorney in prosecuting the courthouse and city graft cases. Only $500 was approved for 1909, though $2,000 was requested, with $2,500 allotted for 1908. The decision leaves eminent legal help scarce as indictments mount.

Pritchard

Louisville man admits taking $22 from Crescent Paper

Burford Wise, 27, of Louisville, Ky., told police court he took $22 from Crescent Paper where he worked as a salesman. He claimed he intended to repay it but lost most of it. Wise was arrested by Detectives Holtz and Samuels and will be tried next Tuesday morning.

Crescent Paper Company Wise Holtz Samuels

Husband 9 Pin gher, A Wife Says Ruth Bennett Accuses Husband

Ruth B Bennett accuses Filan der L Bennett of violent conduct claiming bruising arms choking her during rage driving her from bed tearing clothing. She cites dates of alleged strikes and cursing with two incidents pushing against an ice box and kitchen sink. She also says he is slanderous and dictatorial.

der L. Bennett

McDonell 10 Appeal On County's Money

Attorney Clifford Kealing notified the county council that he would sue to mandate funding for Eugene F. McDonell's appeal to the supreme court. The council refused to set aside funds, calling the move a precedent and signaling continued resistance to payment.

Clifford Kealing Eugene F. McDonell Supreme Court County Council McDonell Kealing

Dr. Bull Improves and Receives Visitors

New York bulletin reports Dr. William T. Bull is stronger and cheerful after illness. In Portland, 63 year old Jerome Hopkins died by suicide in the county jail, having been jailed for intoxication.

Portland Jerome Hopkins

Balloon aims to break long distance record in London

A giant balloon built by the Daily Graphic rose in London on November 18 to seek the long distance balloon record. Captain Maitland and two reporters accompanied the ascent, marking a bold early 20th century journalism and aviation event.

London The Daily Graphic Maitland

Mrs Katherine Clemmons Gould awarded alimony

Mrs Katherine Clemmons Gould wife of Howard Gould was granted alimony amounting to 23000 dollars per year in a supreme court decision by Justice Bishop announced in New York.

New York Katherine Clemmons-Gould Howard Gould Justice Bishop Supreme Court

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Pang Wat Kern Senator Slack Marion County United States J. A. Khemenway Mr. Taggart fKr West Washington Nally Inter Ned? Wayburn Agnes S. Saye Grand Opera House Lyceum Bureau Chicago Co-Operative Lyceum Bureau Omaha Columbian Lyceum Bureau St. Paul Glubman Mrs. Bixby Allan Bixby Murphy Lamprere Hughes Wing W. I. Hughes Alexandria Hughes Grand Marshall George W. Freyemuth Grand Sentinel John E. Barnes Gansport William Ritter French Lick C. F Grand Lodge Danville Blessing Hendricks ‘County Ray Lamphere Helgelein Lamphere Bessie Wallace Bella Gunness Minnie Schonnfeldt Fear Poloon Gonfesses Burford Wise Louisville Pingher Ruth B. Bennett Filan M'Donell Kamloops B. C James G. Brown George Richter Clarence Eason
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