Pie split đấu in Rhodius guardianship case remains in doubt
Guardian James M Berryhill asks court to redistribute the 12000 pie by not paying 6000 to defense attorneys, claiming fees should be tied to their clients. Judge Walker set new-trials motions for Oct 17, while doctors contest the ruling that experts appointed by the court alone may receive fees.
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Rhodius
James M. Berryhill
George Rho
Dius
Quardian Berryhill
Propare
Henry Spaan
Merle N. A. Walker
Walker
James §. Hardie
Lebanon
H. N. Coons
James H. Ford
Indianapolis
H. N. Moyer
Chicago
Local jottings offer urban odds and oddities
Brief notes from Indianapolis in a 1900s city page cover diversions from union offices to police court counts, horse slips, flower bouquets, dog licenses, fishing trips, a central elevator used by a phone firm, and local politics. It highlights terse items about the secretary workload, a transfer card ruling, and local personalities like Frank Noll and Taylor Groninger in a lively downtown snapshot.
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Majestic
Central Union Telephone Company
Shortridge 1907 Football Schedule Released
Shortridge reveals its 1907 football schedule with October 19 left open to accommodate the Michigan Wabash game. The schedule lists October 13 as another date on the board.
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Shortridge
Foll
Woman seeks state office with legal opinion sought
Miss Mary Stubbs plans to ask Attorney-general James Bingham for an opinion on a woman’s right to hold a state elective office before announcing a candidacy. Sentiment in her favor grows as booms start and friends urge her to run. Some politicians argue suffrage absence makes her ineligible, risking a Supreme Court ruling. Stubbs was appointed chief of the bureau of statistics after her father Joseph A Stubbs died shortly after election.
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Mary Stubbs
James Bingham
Supreme Court
Miss Stubbs
Bureau of Statstics
Joseph A. Stubbs
Indiana Baptists to Hold 75th Anniversary Convention
In Indianapolis the First Baptist church hosts a four day 75th anniversary convention with 650 churches represented and 58,000 members. Over 600 breakfasts and equal lodging are planned daily, with speakers from Indiana and outside states and a history paper by Dr. W. G. Stott. F. M. Huckelberry presides, J. J. Billingsley is treasurer, R. E. Neighbor secretary.
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Organization of the Baptist Church In
Indiana
Indianapolis
First Baptist Church
Baptist Church
P. O. Duncan
Mount Vernon
Boston” Smith
Minneapolis
Baptist Church In
W. G. Stott
Franklin College
F. M. Huckelberry
Seymour
J. J. Billingsley
R. EB. Neighbor
Receiver Sought for State House Building and Loan
After review by Charles C. Kelley and E. M. Hinshaw, the State House Building and Loan association faces liquidation with liabilities of 30,253.93 and assets of 14,899.99. Mortgages and passbook securities total 5,666.81, with mortgages likely collectible at 813.39. Furniture and fixtures are listed at 798.13 but valued at under 300. Real estate assets worth 7,072.18 are uncertain in recoveries, and liquidation began December 2, 193.
Mose Kenan Arrested For Hunting Without License
Mose Kenan was arrested at Fort Wayne on Monday for hunting without a license. The violation carried a $35 fine plus costs.
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Mose Kenan
Fort Wayne
Grant H. Clay Dentist and Practice Details
Dr. Grant H. Clay, M D Dentist formerly with New York Dental, now at 108 N Delaware St opposite Torglinson Hall, Indiananpots. Pailk View Lacratorium offers cancer, ski, uterine and rectal disease treatments by Dr J T Teach of New York and California. A Sun Wanted Help column invites ten weeks and three days of service. Red Man Tobacco endorses independence and personality.
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Grant H. Clay
New York Dental Company
N. Delawarest
Torglinson Hall
Paik View
J. T. Teach
New York and
California
Sts. 4
Hat Free, Hat Thief Bessie Scharder Caught
Bessie Scharder sought a free hat from Mrs. Glenn's millinery at 545 Massachusetts Ave late Saturday night claiming her aunt had died and she must attend the funeral. She confessed only after detectives found her in a cafe Tuesday night with a companion. Scharder, already under suspended sentence, has a history of similar deception.
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Glenn
Massachusetts Ave
Ayres, Jones & Hollett
Askins
Duncan
Scharder
Bessie
Criminal Court
Auto Driver Held to Grand Jury
Police Judge Whallon sent Edger Updyke, driver for Boyd Automobile, to the grand jury on assault and battery after a collision near East and Walnuts that injured a 5 year old and a 2 year old. The owner James McMan, fined $1, and Mrs Rosenberg was discharged.
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Thomas C. Whalton
Edger Updyke
Boyd Automobile Company
Grand
James McMann
Game Warden Seeks Fees After County Denies Claim
County commissioners rejected a $1 claim from E. E. Earle chief deputy fish and game commissioner for destroying a seine a fish spear and a trammel net. The council refused any wardens fees appropriation. Mr Earle plans to appeal to the courts.
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E. E. Earle
Fish and Game
Earle
Horse Drops Dead After Car Spooks It Near Noblesville
Special to The Sun Noblesville Indiana October 8 a horse owned by Michael Snowberger dropped dead on the public highway north of the city after noon when frightened by an automobile driven by Cassius Evers. Snowberger served notice he would hold Evers responsible for the animal’s death. The ad section follows with local ads for Bull and Bear Buffet and a sale at People’s Outfitting Co listing furniture and heating items at discounted prices.
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Noblesville
Ind
Michael Snowberger
Cassius Evers
Snowberger
Evers
Army Officers Gallop in Mud at Washington Horse Test
Rain drenched roads as 30 officers from captain to brigadier general rode at Fort Myer to prove they remain fit for uniforms. The mud trial included hazel amica and alcohol for soreness as a second detachment is planned for Saturday.
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Unites Freas
Washington
Waterloo
Virginia
Roosevelt
War Department
Army
Davids
Fort Myer
W. P. Duvall
Louisana Canebrakes
Zeisler Recital Set Including Beethoven and Liszt Works
Mme Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler will perform at Caleb Mishall Monday night featuring Beethoven Op 28 No 4 Nachsteuck, Schumann Andante spianato, Liszt Etude de Concert No 2, and a program including Moszkowski Arabesques and others from Ma Tiotettes, with the Juggleress and Blue Danube pieces among selections.
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Mme
Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler
Caleb Mishall
Adlasio
Liszt
Moszkowski Arabasquea
Civil service exams and vacancies listed in notices
A civil service exam is announced for November 6 to fill six press men positions at the government printing office paying 50 cents per hour. On November 13 vacancies include two clerk posts in the bureau of trade relations with yearly salaries of 1200 and 900 dollars, constructing engineer roles in the forest service at 1500 to 2000 dollars annually, an assistant technical editor in the geological survey at 115 dollars per month, and a blacksmith and wheelwright job in Mescalero New Mexico at 720 dollars per year.
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Bureau of Trade Relations
Forest Service
Geological Survey
Mescalero
N. M
Sun to Publish Baseball Extra on Cubs Tigers Series
The Sun plans a baseball extra Tuesday with the most complete post season game account between the Cubs and Tigers. A special baseball representative will detail the play. Each game will be thoroughly covered in the Sun’s extra for one cent.
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The
Sun
Cubs
Tigers
Indianapolis City Council Holds Line on Licenses and Strikes
The Indianapolis city council refused 16 liquor license applications while adopting a resolution urging employers to meet telegraphers union representatives to end the strike. Mayor Bookwalter praised the smoke inspector service, urged municipal street material supply, and criticized cuts to street and bridge projects. An ordinance on labor agency fees passed, cellar inspector office failed, and fire department pay remained at 2200 for the chief amid other street improvement and annexation items.
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Telegraphers’ Union
Committee On Public Safety
Bookwalter
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Illinois-sts
Fiftieth-st
Slayer of Sheriff Dies After Wounding Him in Indiana
Thomas Shea, the man who shot Sheriff Oglesby in Winamac Indiana, died shortly after midnight. He confessed to the shooting and expressed regret for leaving a widow and children. Shea, about 40, gave an address at Lowell Mars and was buried in potters field. His partners in crime remain jailed in Starke County awaiting trial at the November term. County commissioners named David Bowman Sheriff to succeed Oglesby.
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Oglesby
Shea
Pulaski County
Lowell
Mars
Potters Field
Starke County
David W. Bowman
White Post Township
Bowman
Agree On Bond In Major Wilson Fraud Case
Attorneys for the prosecution and defense in the Maj. Charles M. Wilson case met Tuesday and agreed on a 5000 bond. The single bond will replace three separate bonds from police, justice and criminal courts in the Indianapolis mining stock fraud case.
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Indianapolis
Round Oak furnace advertised by James P Carroll
James P Carroll at Tenth and Broadway promotes a Round Oak furnace as the best heating plant in the neighborhood with the slogan There is a Reason.
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James P. Carroll
Tenth and Broadway
The Sun Offers Free Want Ads For Vacant Rooms
The Sun invites readers to use its free want columns for ten word ads to rent a vacant room, with publication for three days. This promotional notice explains the offer and encourages submissions.
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the Sun
Conspiracy Trial of Clinton Banker and Bride in Decatur
Decatur witnesses outline the case of Clinton Ill banker Magill and his bride Fay Magill charged with conspiring to kill his first wife Pet Magill. The defense notes the couple’s separation from the public, plus a forged letters theory and a venue change victory.
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Decatur
Fay E. Magill
Marguerite Magill
Magill
Bonnell
Faye Magill
Marguerite
Lid Off Theory Dominates Ward Murder Trial
In Indianapolis a Sunday murder trial opened over Charles Ward charged with killing Charles McIntyre. Witness Asa Payne testified the “lid was off” the saloon, implying alcohol fueled the tragedy. The defense argues the liquor driven incident excused Ward. Payne described grappling with Ward as the fatal shot was fired.
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Charles Ward
Charles McIntyre
Indianapolis
C. D. Miller's
Davidson
Maryland Srs
W. N. Harding
Asa Payne
McIntyre
Ward
Payne
Taft Arrives in Shanghai Amid Heavy Rain
Secretary Taft and the steamer Minne sota reached Shanghai under a drenching downpour, disrupting reception plans. At noon Taft opened a new Chinese Young Men's Christian association during the visit, marking a notable event amid the weather.
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Taft
Shanghai
United Press
Minnesota
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Guardian Berryhill AD
United Mine Workers’ Journal
International Board
John Kitzmiller
Chiosts
Pure Food Show
Fred W. Eppert
Virginia Ave
Eugene Buehler
City Sanitarian
Atlantic City
Frank Noll
Board of Public Works
Blaine Miller
Nol
Meyera
Justice of the Peace
Stout’s Court
Frank Duffy
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Central West
Beleve
Humane
Shine
Statehouse
Taylor Groninger
Groninger
Charles W. Fairbanks
Louis Kiefer
Frank P. Baker
Baker
Marion
Ranile Court
Louisville
Aec
Laffayette
Vincennes
Tallenenola
Steele High
Dayton
T. H
Washington Park
Attor
Ney
United States
Bunrine
W. Wash
W. Washineontuckyave
Indiana Convention OF
Baptists
Bap
Building and Loan Association
State House Building and Loan Association
Charles C. Kelley
E. M. Hinshaw
Ceiver
N. Alapamast
Red Man
Bessie Scharder
Whallon
Updyke
Jake Siegleman
Francis Chooning
East and Walnutsts
Ed. Rosenberg
College-ave
Chooning
Siegelman
Oren Hack
Easst
Kitzmiller
Trimpe
William Schoppenhorst
Board of Safety
Rosenberg
People's Outfitting Co
Washington St
Kentucky-ave
Presi
Dent Roosevelt
Arnica and Alcohol
Zeisler
Strauss
Schultz- Evler
Civil Service
Police Court
Winamac
Thomas Shea
Wulschner
Decatur, Ill
Clinton
Ey United Press
Stagill
Fred Ball
Pet
Faye
Pet Magill
M’intyre
Loon Yard
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