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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1909

Page

3

Young Outlaw League In Paterson Faces Charges

In Paterson New Jersey a band of youths led by Pony Bill Cronk and alias Frank Behring, with Alfred Morgan known as Bill the Kid, are charged after robbing gas meters and stealing brass journals worth $100. The group met in a Garret Mountain dugout and pledged to flee west, while feathers and a Red Hand Yellow Legs feud are cited as evidence.

Paterson N. J Peony Bik Ike William Cronk Pony Bill James Mosson Young Buffalo Charles Thompson Black Cave Frank Behring Custer Alfred Morgan Bill Kid Will West

Preacher Pardoned by Seattle Bishop After Elopement

Rev Henry Austin Adams once an Episcopal cleric and assistant to Rev Morgan Dix faced scandal after eloping with a young woman. Pardoned by Bishop O Dea of Seattle he left Trinity Parish in New York for Buffalo, joined a Catholic layman life, and faced church dispute with Bishop Potter. Meanwhile youths from Oliver and Jersey streets formed the Young Cacains League and await juvenile court as detectives recount their capture.

Henry Austin Adams Wermtn Brishoep O'Dea Seattle Adams Morgan Dix Trinity Parish New York Buffalo Potter Custer Im Corre Oliver Jersey Streets

His Claim to Prominence at a Social Gathering

A man meets Senator Julius Burrows of Michigan and remarks on his prominence. Burrows replies with a quip from the Mudville baseball legend, stating he was “the man that died at first” before Casey’s famous at bat in the Mudville game.

Julius Burrows Michigan Senator Burrows Casey Mudville Success Magazine

Hearts United Romance Ends at Seattle Wach Marion Ind

A Marion Normal college romance matured in Seattle where Miss Eric Dykes and Mr. C H Rutherford wed on November 8. Dykes taught in Marion schools before moving west for higher wages and later marriage. Rutherford, a Jerome Arizona attorney, has reformed Jerome and may run for territorial governor. The couple plans home in Jerome after a San Francisco wedding trip.

Marion Normal College Far West Marion Normal Marion Eric Dykes Seattle Wash C. H. Rutherford Jerome Arizona San Francisco California Rutherford New Hampshire Marion Normal] College

Rabbit's foot brings misfortune to Belleville youth

In Belleville New Jersey Martin A Flanagan receives a talisman rabbit's foot from his girlfriend. He trips on steps injuring his face and nose, finds a wallet, returns it, but is bitten by a dog and tears his trousers. The tale ends with a claim no man is entitled to life liberty and happiness when carrying a rabbit's foot.

Belleville N. J Martin A. Flanagan Willoms Street Wanagan Flanagan Fie Wiliams Smith Streets Yberty

Doctor narrowly wins barber shop endurance bet in Kokomo

In Kokomo Indiana Dr N C Hamilton and Oscar C Smith of Smith and Hoff furniture faced a wintry barbershop marathon. They sat in chairs past midnight enduring shaves cuts and electirc massages while the doctor finally paid a 5 40 bill after a late patient call.

Studebaker W. Mulberry Street Charles Lawrence Isaac Davis

Dead Man Guides Writer's Hand In Ghostly Lead

Miss Etta Deane of New York reports she writes a novel titled The Three Pirates under the influence of the late Frank Stockton. She says her hand moves as Stockton’s spirit guides her, a power she cannot explain, arising while she read of a medium artist and a dead painter.

Etta Deane New York

Rockefeller Unhappy Thanksgiving Amid Illness in Cleveland

John J. Rockefeller spent a notably unhappy Thanksgiving in Cleveland as his wife lay ill, staying at Forest Hill instead of traveling elsewhere. The unseasonable mood marked by personal strain contrasts with his long-standing holiday routine.

Cleveland, O John J. Rockefeller Forest Hill Ing Tarrytown John D. Rockefeller, Jr

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