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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1910
Page
2
Orton Mass Oct 1 Capt Jensen and ten crewmen of the schooner William B Palmer raced through dense fog for two hours after the vessel struck 150 miles east of Nantucket. The large four masted ship sprang a leak and went down hours later as the crew took to lifeboats and made for shore.
A Los Angeles compilation shows from Oct 1 1908 to Oct 1 1909 there were 1060 divorces granted, with 645 in the last six months. The rate is one divorce to less than five marriages and September alone saw 202 legal separations granted.
Mrs. King overheard low whispered threats near 421 Muskingum Street alleging James King, a white man married to a Black woman, should be driven from the neighborhood. Police doubt danger and expect the couple may move. King, who says he married his wife in Illinois, works at a freight depot.
The state department announced R. Hitt of Illinois, serving as United States minister to Venezuela, will become minister to Guatemala. Hitt has been in the diplomatic service since 1901. Also named is Frank E. Hinckley of California as district attorney for the United States court for China, a post he has held as clerk since 1908.
In a case moved from Harvey B. Stout's Justice court to Beech Grove's new court, the first trial held there resulted in Mrs. Anna Hughes, owner of 1837 South Shelby Street, obtaining judgment against Anna Farren, proprietor of a millinery shop in the building. Justice of the Peace P. W. Scheler and a six man jury presided over the case.
Rev. A. H. Lawrence testified that George Lints identified William H. McGowan as his killer on his dying bed in the Elks clubhouse. The Terre Haute courtroom heard the minister’s account as McGowan faces murder charges connected to Lints's death.
Government and military leaders warn of likely clashes as clerical and antic clerical protests are planned around the Cortes opening. Spain mobilizes troops and police for potential crisis while clericals pledge peaceful, unarmed demonstrations.
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