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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1907
Page
3
In Rathdrum Idaho on November 22 United Press reports that if Steve Adams is acquitted of murdering Fred Tyler Colorado officials plan to arrest him for the death of Arthur Collins, manager at the Telluride mines. Adams is linked to the Western Federation of Miners. The defense nears wrap up as the trial may end this week.
In Cincinnati on November 22 a lace curtain brushed a lamp used by an actress for curling iron, catching fire and sparking a small panic among chorus girls and theater folk at the Gerdes hotel on Fifth Street. Guests evacuated. the fire remained confined to the fifth floor.
Washington reports a dramatic shift as Attorney General, urged by the president, plans to remove Special Agents McHard and Gordon from the investigation and assign Solicitor General Hoyt to the case. Gov. Curry and District Attorney Llewellyn claim the inquiry harms the territory’s leading citizens.
Joseph Susanka, 77, sues Kate, 54, for divorce in St. Louis alleging she refused to cook his meals. She counters that in 25 years he bought her only one hat for $1.50, never took her out except to a funeral, and tore down a photograph she hung in his room saying he wanted nothing in his room.
Jefferson City, Nov. 22. The Missouri Supreme Court in an opinion by Judge Fox reversed a Barry County circuit court verdict and discharged James Campbell who had been convicted of selling lemons on Sunday, holding that a lemon is medicine.
One of the most important meetings of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows ever held in Indiana was completed with the installation of officers on Thursday afternoon. The event included laying the cornerstones of its new building in Indianapolis and drew many visitors who left by Friday. The session was described as satisfactory and beneficial to the order in Indiana.
Special to The Sun from South Norwalk Conn reports Frank Britto a boy tripped by the family cat and plunged headfirst through a glass door dying before aid could reach him.
Four year old Frank Pogan sky tumbled from a third story window at 204 Bushwick Avenue Brooklyn. He struck an awning rebounded rolled into a barrel of fresh spinach and was picked out unhurt. His mother Mrs Pogan sky fainted.
Special to The Sun Evansville Ind Nov 22 Mrs Louise Hazelrigg caused her husband to be arrested for alleged wife desertion when arraigned in police court Wintry discharged him as it was impossible to keep the wife on the witness stand to get rid of her The fragment suggests a domestic dispute with court action and a discharge in court.
Philadelphia dispatch reports the U S mint running at full capacity as bullion pours in for coinage. Officials plan $6.06 gold pieces in three months while demand rises for silver coins of small denominations and the machinery handles up to 4,000 coins per hour.
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