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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1910

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Beveridge Speech and Factory Stop Define Indiana Campaign

Senator Beveridge visited Bloomington Monroe county addressing Indiana University students on Youth and Citizenship and met workers at Showers Bros. factory. He spoke to leaders in Ellettsville and Stinesville, then boarded the Roosevelt train after a big afternoon rally, urging youth to uphold righteousness and civic duty.

Bloomington Ind Beveridge Monroe County Bryan Indiana University Showers Bros Ellettsville Stinesvile Danville Studenta State University Republic Abraham Lincoln

Famine Threat in Paris as Train Strike Widened

Paris faces famine as railway unions vote to halt all lines in France. Over a quarter of a million workers and 25,000 miles of track affected, isolating Paris from Europe within hours. Soldiers guard terminals while authorities plan a military supervised service and provisioning of the capital.

Paris France Northern and Western Railways Europe America Cherbourg President Fallieres

Cow Wins $200 Judgment in Malicious Imprisonment Suit

Albert Maelard, owner of a cow, was awarded $200 after a jury in Judge Bartholomew's court found him entitled to that amount instead of $1,000. Maelard had been arrested on a cruelty charge against Turner, who later sued for malicious imprisonment. The case arose from Maelard locking Turner’s cow and calf, with venue changes and a prior acquittal on the cruelty charge.

Albert Maelard Albert Bartholomew MaeyJard Turner

Rationalists Meet Emphasize Progress and Happiness

A gathering of rationalists denounces standpatism and standstillism as obstacles to progress and human happiness. Speakers urge forward thinking and practical ethics to improve society. The event highlights reforms and intellectual exchange among attendees.

Roosevelt flies with Arch Hoxsey in St Louis air

In St Louis Governor Hadley hosted aviator Arch Hoxsey who piloted Col. Roosevelt in a brief flight. Roosevelt praised the experience while crowds watched as the plane skimmed treetops and then returned to land amid cheers and cautions from onlookers.

ST. Louis Hadley Arch” Hoxsey Col. Roosevelt Hoxsey Cpl Roosevelt Wright Brothers Europe Co. Roosevelt Springfield Peoria Knights of Columbus Indiana Beveridge New York Missouri Democratic Party of Wall Street Tammany Hall Democratic Party Arch Hoxsey Mr. Roosevelt Africa George Hoxley Amatey Clings The Mtn Mke I Foxsey Skiliing

Senator Root Seen as New Chief Justice Candidate

Washington report says President Taft plans to appoint Senator Root of New York as chief justice if Republicans win New York in November with Representative W. S. Bennett slated as Root’s successor. A five hour talk with the president influenced the plan though Root and Hughes share the same state.

Washington Taft Senator Root New York

Supreme Court declines rehearing housing law dispute

The Supreme Court, in a Wednesday opinion by Judge Montgomery, refused a rehearing in the case of Edgar V. Hunter versus Thomas A. Winterrownd, Indianapolis building inspector, challenging the March 3 1900 state housing act. The court said the issue should go to the legislature, affirmed a Huntington circuit court decision, and held state statute paramount over city ordinance.

The Supreme Court Montgomery Lis Marion County Superior Court Hunter Winterrowd Huntington Circuit Court Henry Keefer Bartholomew Circuit Court Carl J. KuHmeyer Edward Thompson Company

Shank Smiles As He Signs Papers In Big Office

Indianapolis mayor Shank returns to work amid jokes about a Louisville jackpot not needing the $55,000 windfall. He praises Col. Henry Watterson while signing ordinances for street cleaning and awaiting a budget decision before possibly signing Thursday. He plans to travel Thursday to Crawfordsville to meet Col. Roosevelt.

Shank Indianapolis Louisville Col Henry Watterson Louisville Courier-Journal Watterson Crawfordsville Roosevelt

Montreal broker disappears after storm at Toronto office

Charles Dp Sheldon an investment broker from Montreal, a blind pool operator with 3000 clients and book value over 2 million, left for New York Tuesday. Private bankers refused to cash his checks, prompting a storm at his Toronto office on Wednesday as he was believed not to return.

Toronto Ont Charles Dp Sheldon Montreal New York

Weather Outlook for Indiana and Nearby Regions

Fair Wednesday night and Thursday with cooler temperatures likely in extreme northern areas. Local forecast notes a pleasant evening and a promise of cooler conditions as the week progresses, with sunrises shaping the early day outlook.

Indiana

Sam B Sweet Dies Suddenly at Apartment in Indianapolis

Sam B Sweet a noted Indiana railroad official died at 6 am Wednesday in his Blacherne apartment. A veteran of the Civil War and a 33rd degree Mason he rose from Wabash messenger to railroad divisions official. Survived by wife son Frank and daughter Mrs Lannes McFhetridge funeral by Flanner Buchannan with Scottish Rite rites.

Sam Sweet Indiana Blacherne Mr. Sweet Indianapolis B. M. Outland Ft. Wayne Ind Shiloh Stone River Chickamauga Wabash Railroad Peru Lake Erlé & Western Railround Company Indianpoli Gov. Marshall Southeastern Indiana Hospital Madison Columbia Club Club Board of Trade Country Club Frank E. Sweet Prest-Olite Company Lannes McFhetridge Chapel of Undertakers Flanner & Buchanan Scottish Rite Masons

Governor Will Not Surrender At Amapala

In Sal Salvador a standoff develops as Gen Jose Maria Valladaras, Honduran governor at Amapala, defies the US cruiser Princeton. He vows to fight to death, while marines may land to seize him. Foreign residents barricade, and tensions threaten intervention.

San Salvador United States Princeton Jose Maria Valladaras Amapain Honduras Valladaras Republic Cavilla Amapala Amspala

Coroner Takes Testimony On Windsor Block Wall Collapse

Charles Sample testified before Coroner Blackwell in the investigation of George Westbrook's death caused by the Windsor block wall cave-in. Sample said he was ordered to go to the fourth floor.

Charles Sample Blackwell George Westbrook Windsor

Crippen Indicted for First Degree Murder in Belle Elmore Case

London Oct 12 The grand jury at Old Bailey returned an indictment charging Dr H H Crippen with murder in the first degree in the death of his wife Belle Elmore, a music hall singer. Miss Ethel Clare Le Neve is indicted as an accessory after the fact with guilty knowledge. If convicted Crippen may be hanged. Le Neve faces a prison term.

London Old Bailey H. H. Crippen Belle Elmore Ethel Clare le Neve Crippen Canada Miss le Neve Severe&t

Great forest fire toll deepens as refugees suffer

Winnipeg dispatch reports a vast northern Minnesota and southern Ontario blaze with up to 1,000 dead and about 2,000 missing. Rain or snow needed to halt flames, while refugees face cold, hunger, and typhoid fears. Martial law, militia work, and cross-border aid accelerate relief efforts.

Minnesota Ontario Beaudette Spooner Pitt Swift Zipple Eagle Williams Mion Rainy River Way Road International Falls Otis Bemidji Minnesota National Guard Rainey River

Loyalty questioned Teddy's enemy quits Albany

William Barnes Jr, longtime leader of New York's old guard opposing ex President Roosevelt in the Republican ranks, resigned from the state committee Wednesday. In a letter of resignation he said he quit because Governor Bara Prentice failed to appoint him a member, reflecting tensions within the party.

Albany William Barnes Jr Old Guard Roosevelt New York State State Committee Barnes Bara_Prentice

All City Offices May Close for Roosevelt Day

Final arrangements for entertaining Colonel are made as city prepares for Roosevelt Day observance with potential closure of all offices. Local officials plan ceremonies and coordinate schedule impacts.

Roosevelt Train in Indiana Trip

Roosevelt's train schedule in Indiana lists arrival times at Covington Veedersburg Crawfordsville Lafayette Colfax Vebanon and Indianapolis with departures from Covington 8 15 am and from Indianapolis 5 pm. Times show a day trip ending in Indianapolis.

Covington A. m. Veedersburg Crawfordsville A. m. Lafayette A. m. Colfax Vebanon Indianapolis

City Mayors Proclamation Fails To Close Doors For Roosevelt Visit

Mayor Shank weighs declaring a holiday for city departments Thursday as Roosevelt plans a Crawfordsville stop. Babcock cites propriety but no action by 2 pm. Many offices await the proclamation while Republicans adjust travel plans to meet Roosevelt en route. The day promises massive crowds with traffic lines expected to exceed 40 000, and preparations for a special stand at the English theater continue.

Shank Roosevelt L.K. Babcock Crawfordsville Col. Roosevelt Covington Indianapolis Veedersburg Lafayette Colfax Lebanon Meridian Street Wabash Street William ©. English Albert J. Beveridge

Streets to Be Roped for Roosevelt Parade

Superintendent Hyland orders Monument Place approaches roped off at 1 pm to bar vehicle entry. Roosevelt party cannot arrive before 2 pm. a crowd before 1 pm will lack full police protection. Meridian Street to stay vehicle free from 1 pm until after the Roosevelt party passes. Parade headed by twelve mounted officers under Sgt Metcalf and eight bicyclemen. At the English Hotel Lieut Corrigan and forty officers stationed.

Hyland Monument Place Washington Dinnois Ohio Pennsylvania Col. Roosevelt Roosevelt Meridian Street Sergt. Metcalf Lieut. Corrigan

Garfield Dates Fixed as Garfield Tours Indiana

James R. Garfield heads to Indiana as a progressive Republican speaker for a full week. The itinerary set by Chairman Springer runs from Monday afternoon through the following Snowdays with stops in Huntington Wabash Union City Richar and other cities. Garfield will begin in Huntington Monday at 2 PM then speak at Wabash then Union City and Richar with a later stop in additional towns planned.

James R. Garfield California Cleveland Republican State Committee of Indiana Springer Garfield Huntington Wabash Union City Richarc Weday

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Big County J. Bennett Gordon Confederation of Teddy Aviator Supreme Courts of the State of New Ing Edgar V. Hunter Thomas A. Winterrond Building Inspector of Storm Broker’s Office Reena Sam B. Sweet U.S Winnipeg, Man Parade Path
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