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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1901

Page

19

Draymen Monopoly Sparks Delaware Street Blockage

Since the Bookwalter era draymen have crowded Delaware Street by the courthouse with teams blocking the curb and sidewalk. Despite ordinances and orders to vacate, they resist enforcement, sometimes prompting warnings and police removal. They repeatedly reform a sluggish parade, moving slowly around the square as replacements arrive.

Ince Bookwalter Draymen Elaware-St Court House Davis Board of Safety Delaware and Chiosts Delaware

Family deserts 48 children over missing parents

In Paterson New Jersey Harry Bragg and his wife abandon their 48 children after a spree ends Bragg losing his rubber mill job. The 4 month old Katie is treated as their “tyadoo” causing the couple to disappear. The eldest girl is 13. The children are placed in the almshouse.

Paterson, N. J Harry Bragg Katie Tyadoo Bragg Paterson Rubber Mills

Southern Indiana editors hold fall meeting in Columbus

Columbus Indiana November 25 the Southern Indiana editorial association will hold its fall meeting here on November 26 and 11. An interesting program has been prepared.

Columbus Ind Southern Indiana Editorial Association

Echoing tread of Roman legion youth study English

A Friday night class at school No. 8 on Virginia Ave hosts 40 Italian students learning English. Superintendent Kendall moved the class to No. 8 to boost attendance. Caius Julius Caesar leads the procession. Marcus Aurelius Antoninus is his deskmate studying patriotism and history. The session centers on letter formation and alphabet learning under Marcus De Janio, funded by the school board.

Virginia Ave No. 6 Kendall No. 8 Caius Julius Caesar E. Washington Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Jean Cassius Caius Julius Cato Marcus de Janio

Two Hoosiers Form Military Club in Washington

A social organization named The Military Club has been formed in Washington with a veteran membership. Its aims are patriotic fraternal and educational. Charles C. Cook of Ohio is president with vice presidents Col. Russell B. Harrison and Capt. W. E. English.

Ganization Charles C. Cook Ohio Russell B. Harrison W. E. English

Judge to Rule on Admitting Dead Accountant's Ledger as Evidence

Judge Leathers in superior court must decide if entries in a private journal kept by a deceased expert accountant, detailing work done and charges, can be admitted as evidence for money owed. The issue arises on the administrator’s petition to direct payment of about $700 for Booth’s alleged services. Authorities will be read. precedent on admitting such books is unsettled.

Leathers Benjamin Booth Union Trust Company Mutual Life Insurance Company Henry C. Malpas Booth

Boy Climbing Lamp Post Drank Gasoline Change

In Philadelphia on November 25 a 10 year old, Herbert Smith, was found in a severely intoxicated state beside a lamp post after allegedly inhaling gasoline fumes. He was arrested and placed under bail to appear in juvenile court. Policeman John Stook aided the boy who was taken to a hospital for restoratives before regaining consciousness.

Philadelphia Herbert Smith John Stook Smith

You Can Trade Your House For Other Real Estate

Real estate guidance in the Sun advises homeowners that trading a house for other property of equivalent value may be possible, outlining steps and considerations for matching values, lender involvement, and potential tax implications.

THE SUN

Death by chloroform ends struggle with alcohol

Bloomington Illinois November 25. Alex M. Woolfolk a member of a good Chicago family took his own life with chloroform after failing to control his appetite for intoxicants and growing weary of the struggle.

Bloomington Ill Alex M. Woolfolk Chicago

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