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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1910
Page
11
A dense pastiche of business notices from Indianapolis area trades and services. Entries include detectives, engraving and types, electrical contracting, jewelry, realty, massage, photography, storage, furniture, stove repair, welding, and related ads with contact details and addresses. Numbered streets, company names, and phone references are interwoven in a single page fragment.
Washington faces a renewed effort as the Ballinger Pinchot Gravis controversy tests the joint investigation committee. Knute Nelson leads eleven members in session to reconcile deep splits between insurgent Republicans and Democrats over the Cunningham coal claims and Ballinger’s interior department.
Joseph Maxwell, irritated by barking dogs at a boarding house, pursued Benton W. Kleisser through the building and into the street in pajamas. Patrolman Myers intervened as Maxwell cut the officer's uniform tail and Maxwell was fined 5 dollars for disturbing Kleisser and 25 dollars for resisting arrest.
A Russian army deserter, Wolf Izwaarcsikow, detained at Ellis Island, risks execution if sent back to Europe. He seeks to raise money with help from brothers in Brooklyn and Chicago to stay in the United States. The skilled farrier fled Muangtloff Husela after being ordered to serve and arrived penniless aboard a ship.
The men’s tight classes at the YMCA will host a stag affair in the association parlors Friday night from 7 30 to 9 30. The program features music speaking refreshments and several novel stunts for the evening.
In St Louis on November 25 Rev Charles M Hawkins pastor of Lafayette Methodist church completed a mediation between Charles H Apple and Mrs Apple who had sued for divorce. The effort produced complete reconciliation.
In Jersey City on Friday afternoon 18 year old Nancy Queen was put to death by potassium cyanide concealed in a large red apple. The execution follows a charge of wilful murder connected to an incident with Jumbo the elephant, a worker named Shields battered and crushed, and the owner Frank Robinson citing the animal’s dangerous history.
Eleven hundred eighty five steerage passengers on the Koenig Albert from Europe were locked in their cabins as a fierce storm raged. Frightened cries and prayers filled the ship as it rolled violently for twenty four hours, with women fainting and many believing the vessel would break apart. The storm finally moderated on Friday.
Guy Wicker sham died eleven days after severe burns sustained while attempting to start a fire with coal oil in Kokomo Indiana. His jaws were locked for thirty six hours before death.
Abner Frazer once rich cotton and wheat speculator from Minneapolis is located in Lacrosse Wisconsin as a vagrant. He has no memory of his identity and believes his wife is dead while seeking news of his son. D S Grieg plans to reintroduce his past and revive Frazer's scattered memories.
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