Nine year old Rosie Werblinsky’s spree ends with arrest
In New York a nine year old girl found a Confederate $50 bill and spent nearly $50 on eggs milk and a lavish party for friends. She bought dolls toys and a doll with shop car and roller skates then hid the rest. Police arrested her as mothers bank deposit exposed the fraud and she was sent to the Children's Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rosie Werblinsky
Madison Street
Rachel Feinstein
Market Street
Oman
Rosie
Santa Claus
Manhattan
Canal Street
Celia Himmelin
Celia
Elizabeth Cahill
Feinstein
Avings Bank
Cahill
Adh
Children’s Society
Children’s Court
Lain Business College Wins First Premium at State Fair
The Lain Business College at 408 North Delaware Street Indianapolis reports its students earned the first premium for three years in succession after demonstrating superior instruction methods at the Indiana State Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Lain credit loyal graduates, thorough recitation practice, and elegant facilities for attracting capable young stenographers and bookkeepers, with no graduates left unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sule UL Lue West Utes
Biile
Indiana
Law Business College
North Deaware Street
Lain
Lain College
Lain Business College
Delaware St
Indianapolis
Ind
Local society notes and engagements in Indianapolis
The Thursday Afternoon Reading circle marks President's Day at Mrs. O. B. Johnson's residence on Central Avenue. New member Miss Jessie Ray Dixon visits from Cleveland. Engagements announced include Edna Frost to Dr. H. W. MacDonald of New Castle and Corinne Mansfield to Amory Tingle Irwin, with weddings planned in November and October 21 at Holy Innocents. Several visits and receptions are noted among residents and visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Johnson
Central Avenue
Jessie Ray Dixon
Cleveland
Indianapolis
A. B. Frost
Edna Frost
H. W. MacDonald
New Castle
Martin William Mansfield
Corinne
Amory Tingle Irwin
Irwin
Central Union Telephone Company
Chas. H. Schad
Mis
Gertrude Anne Schad
Earl Crabba Patterson
Kansas City, Mo
Holy Innocents Church
Political campaign activities and polling in Indianapolis
City politics and party organizing unfold as Democratic and Republican committees prepare a 30 day poll to monitor black voter activity and thwart alleged manipulation. Republican candidate Lew Shank and Democrat Charles Gauss face questions at multiple events with party leaders, while Prohibitionists host meetings amid general campaign tactics across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division
Morris Streets
Charles A. Gauss
Lew Shank
Albert Stanley
Prohibition
Shank
Sna Gauss
Bac
Fourteenth Ward
Republican
Atkins Law Works
Man drinks poison after seizure of his team
Despondent over finances and inability to pay a debt George Kilion of Loogootee consumed poison at his home yesterday afternoon after his horses were seized, dying from the dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ind
George Kilion
Loogootee
Footpad Attacks Man Near Home in Derby
George Weisbecker of 458 Walcott Street was struck on the head with a blackjack by a footpad near his home south of Michigan Street at 1v o'clock Friday night. His derby hat saved him from serious injury as he fled after being followed and struck while passing in a shadowed area. He could not describe the attackers to Bicycle Policemen Hall and Simon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weisbecker
Walcott Street
Michigan Street
Weisbecker
Hall
Simon
Social Institute opens fall schedule of classes
The Social Institute announces leisure hour courses starting Oct 4 with weekly Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday sessions. Topics include current events Shakespeare history French revolution Browning philosophy and a nature study club with additional clubs in German Esperanto and self employment. Office at 32 1/2 Board of Trade Building hours 12 to 2 or by appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Institute
Nestoreluh
Shakespere
Miss Hartman
S. D. Venton
Browning
Inn
Wicks
Reid Arrives in Queenstown Delayed by Heavy Seas
Ambassador Whitelaw Reid reaches Queenstown aboard the liner Carnia after a late arrival caused by heavy gales. The vessel was expected yesterday but was held up by the rough weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Whitelaw Reid
Carnia
Indianapolis visitor praises interurban system and city
English guests Mr. and Mrs. J Douglas of Northampton return home after visiting George J Marott in Indianapolis. Douglas, a leading English attorney, lauds American travel by tram and interurban lines, notes bustling baseball crowds and Indianapolis growth from 40 000 to 240 000 in 50 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Douglas
Marott
Northampton
Northampton Echo
The
Echo
George J. Marott
Mr. Douglas
America
Britain
England
Indianapols
Masonic Temple
Teachers to Meet in Southern Indiana Novembers Convention
Evansville Ind Oct 2 The executive committee of the Southern Indiana Teachers association met yesterday and decided to hold their annual convention November 25 and 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Southern Indiana Teachers’ Association
Two Women After Estate of a Doctor in California Case
Suits filed in the United States circuit court allege that Dr. William C. Finlan of Santa Rosa left two wives and a daughter when he died. Jane Bradley Finlan of Cincinnati claims marriage before a second union. Mary Finlan, stage actress Marie Baxter, is her granddaughter. Anna Love Finlan, the widow in possession, is abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Wiliam C. Finlan
Santa Rosa
Cal
United States Circuit Court
Anna Love Finlaw
Jane Bradley Finlan
W. Seventh Street
Cincinnati
Dr. Finlaw
Mary Finlaw
New York
Marie Baxter
Miss Baxter
W. Forty-fifth Street
United States Pension Bureau
Tous Minutus
Dr. Finnen
Dr. Finlan
Jane E. Bradley
Fifth United States Volunteer Infantry
Dover
Del
William H. Finlan
Finlan
Idaho
Anna Love Finnlan
Italy
Mystery in Death of City Engine Worker
Joan South died Friday at City hospital with coroner investigating. He worked at Atlas Engine Works and left a wife and seven children at 2116 Columbia avenue. He had been drinking heavily and was brought home by a man named William Miller after a fall or beating, then developed convulsions possibly from a brain bleed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan South
City Hospital
Blackwel
South
Atlas Engine Works
Columbia Avenue
Willam Miller
Ted
Prisoner David Springer foiled pursuit through government building
Deputy James Parsons chased David Springer through a government building on Meridian Street after noon Friday. A shot near the street entrance halted Springer, who had used the name A. A. Womack to obtain a chauffeur license. He was arrested after Portteus recalled the real name. bond set at 190 dollars, later raised to 500. Springer had prior indictment for chicken theft in July 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Springer
James Parsons
Meridian Street
Parsons
Springer
A. A. Womack
Breunig
Womack
Theodore Portteus
Portteous
Federal
Fortnightly Club Honors Mrs Edenharter in Memorial
Eulogies were given by Fortnightly Literary club members for the late Mrs. George F Edenharter who died last Monday. The service took place at Mrs. C N Thompson’s home 8 N Pennsylvania Street with chief speaker Mrs. Frank Gavin and talks by numerous members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rriday
George F Edenharter
Co. N. Thompson
N. Pennsylvana Street
Frank Gavin
Kias Jacoby
Albert Baker
C. N. Thompson
James E. McCullough
H. ©. Newcomb
Irs. Davis Finley
Edwuart Dean
C. P. Doney
Elisa Nitlack
Cora Campbell
Prairie fires devastate Russian steppes with hundreds dead
Odessa dispatches report 500 killed and 2000 homeless as prairie fires sweep the steppes. In Sadoma 56 peasants fled and suffered facial injuries. Bladt saw 98 farmsteads destroyed and two women die. Vovena burned 60 farms and a girl perished. Relief measures are being organized.
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London
Odessa
Sadoma
Saratoff
Bladt
Tver
Vovena
Tcherigoff
Ivanofka-Ginlusha
Ocessa
Indicted for Fraud in Boston Mail Scheme
The LA. 5. district court grand jury has returned an indictment against Ernest H. Martin of Boston for using the mails in an alleged fraud aimed at James Whitla father of Willie Whitla who was kidnapped from Sharon Pennsylvania. A letter mailed after the boy’s return threatened再次 to steal the boy again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
District Court
Ernest H. Martin
James ‘A. Whitla
Willie Whitla
Sharon
Martin
Socialist Meeting in Seventh Ward Branch
The Seventh ward branch of the Socialist party holds weekly Sunday meetings at 10 o clock in the Mansur building at Alabama and Washington streets Comrade Blair will address this Sunday Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Socialist Party
Mansur Building
Alabama
Washington Streets
Blair
Charcoal Lozenges Boost Gas Relief For Stomach Distress
An old medical notice explains causes of bloated stomach and belching including swallowed air and bacterial fermentation. It promotes Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a powerful absorber of gases, offering a free trial by mail and listing price of 25 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leared
England
Stuart
A. Stuart Co
Stuart Building
Maryon
Fla
Executor Sale of Real Estate in Indianapolis
Notice of an executor selling two parcels in Marion County Indiana by private sale for cash. Property includes Lot 1 2 3 in Drake addition and Lot 7 in Jamessteadancis subdivision, with specified block and lot details and appraisals of 1500 and 1300 dollars. Sale dates and venue at W O Pickerill law offices in Unity Building Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna J. McKee
Marion County
Indiana
W. O. Pickerill
Unity Building
Cite of
Indianapolis
Marian Ecenty
Marian County
Towit
Rea and Harrison
Drakes
James Steadancis
Reil
Lewis W. Keith
W. N. Pickerill
Superior Court
Edward Hofman
Henry W. Wissell
Merion County
A. C. Harris
Mount Jackson
Tim
Jacob Woessner
Clarke, Clarke & Holderman
Circuit Court
Central Trust Company
Arthur V. Keeler
Johnson
Hogshek
Washington Street
Brown & Kepperly
Thomas H. Spann
Agnes C. Brown
Jacob L. Strausbaugh
Pubilesa
Court House
Kenwood Park
S.le
Marion Country
Gavin & Davis
Marion woman qualified as administrator of Binkley estate
Mary G. Binkley of Marion County Indiana has duly qualified as administratrix of the estate of William E. Binkley who died there leaving a solvent estate. No. 9245.
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Frank Harris
Marion County
Indiana
William J. Harris
William E. Binkley
Mary G. Binkley
Malinda Hoisington
Saigs
Amanda E. Hous
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Safe Deposit Department
American National Bank
Hoosier State
RE Haute, Ind
Romain
Caledonia
Warren Berry
Blackbern
Farmers Trust Company
E. Market St
CTV Lif
John Peacock
Robert
A. C. Hawley
Hartford, Conn
G. Burton Hawley
George Williams
Meriden, Conn
French Club
Clarence Kenyon
Jessie Irene Perine
H. G. Perine
Pettis Bassett Lawrie
Hall Place
W. F. Moore
Democratic City Committee
Gideon W. Blain
Gauss
J. I. Riester
Armory
Thirteenth Street
College Avenue
Addison €. Nordyke
George C. Webster
J. W. Thompson
James A. Colling
Mr. Collins
William L. Taylor
Linton A. Cox
W. D. Headrick
Will le
Fountain Square
W. E Jeffries
Derby
DR. Boyer
Ohio Street
Socil Institute
Reid
J. Douglas
Hoosier
Geo. J. Marott
Anna Bazinet
Osborn Mill No. 3
Fall River
Masa
Ziaur
Workingsman
Edage F. Edenharter
ST. Louis
Massachusetts Av
Bhile
STO
Pettis Dry Goods
Marcel Fluff
Carter
Jersey
Sheriff Sale
Eber
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