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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1910

Page

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Largest Demonstration Ever Anticipated for Roosevelt Arrival

Indianapolis prepares for Theodore Roosevelt as crowds gather for a giant welcome. Delegations meet at Danville and Crawfordsville with prominent Republicans, leading to a multi-city tour through Anderson Muncie and Richmond with planned speeches at Union Station English Theatre Monument Circle and other venues.

Col. Roosevelt Teddy Gd Soldiers’ Club Indianapolis Military Band Marion Club Anglomobiles William E Davis Board of Safety Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Indiana Indianapolis United States Engiish Union Station Monument Place Columbia Club Danville Albert J. Beveridge Edwin Lee State Committee John F. Bays Lucius B. Swift W. W. Harding R. G. Leeds New York Chicago Washington Louisville Ewing Charles .W. Fairbanks Covington Marty S. New Fred C. Gardner William A. Fox Crawfordsville Charles Roeillier Barry Ry Wallace William E. Huglish Martin ‘Hugg Alva B. Hansen Leonard Wabash Reet Ilnois Meridian Ma‘ab Circle Meriliah ’ Street Munele Richmond Anderson Muncie

Shively Breaks Silence on Bribery Charge at Seymour

Senator Shively spoke at Seymour addressing the bribery allegations tied to John W. Kern. He denied evidence of sinister influence in Indiana Democratic caucuses while hinting he may elaborate his defense. Democrats expect further references as calls for names and full details intensify.

Shively John W. Kern Seymour John Kern Indiana Hare

Ban on Divorced Persons Marriages by Episcopal Church

Cincinnati Ohio Oct 14 The house of bishops of the Episcopal church banned marriages involving divorced persons. Canons on marriage were approved at the triennial convention, forbidding clergymen to unite divorced individuals in marriage under any circumstances. Previously remarriage by innocent parties was allowed. The next session was set to consider faith healing by prayer and unction of the sick amid official indorsement. Premontaries voted 3 to 1 in favor on Wednesday.

Cincinnati House of Bishops of the Episcopal Church House of Bishops

Indiana Forecast Shifts to Warmer Thursday Night

The weather summary notes partly cloudy skies Thursday night and Friday with warmer conditions. The regional outlook emphasizes cloudy trends and rising temperatures into the later part of the period.

Indiana

Paris Strife Tightens Grip as Rail Strike Paralyzes Nation

London wired dispatch reports martial law near total as France’s great railway strike spreads. Soldiers replace train crews across Northern Eastern Western and Paris Lyons Mediterranean lines while Paris Metro workers join in. Gendarmerie and municipal guards patrol streets with bayonets as Dalstein orders stern measures to prevent violence.

Paris France Republic Metropolitan Masons and Allied Building Trades Fnion Ger. Dalstein Tofons Uris

Judge Frees Thief By Physical Cure In City Court

Judge James A. Collins orders a skull-depression correction for Walter Gastetter, 24, a lifelong petty thief and canary smotherer, after a brain-bias exam. This is the third case he has handled since taking the bench January 1, aiming to turn criminals into honest men.

James A. Collins City Court Collins Walter Gastetter West Yenjn Street Gastetter Bueuana Bell 510 West Seventeenth Street John Jolmer Kolmer George W. Stubbs United States

Headless Nude Deer Found Stirs Oklahoma Countryside

Police probe a grisly discovery as residents in Colgates Oklahoma awaken to news of a headless nude deer found late Wednesday. The eerie find sent the rural area into an anxious hush as investigators pursue clues and residents seek answers about the incident.

Colgates Okla

Car Smash Kills Motorman in Osage Stop Collision

Earl Hunt of Rushville was killed and Harry Dawson of Connersville seriously injured when a passenger train No 6 and freight No 151 collided near Osage stop, two miles west of Connersville. The passenger crew had no passengers aboard. both trains operated under a right of track rule. The incident disrupted eastbound traffic and halted service, with road crews working to clear the line.

Connersville Ind Earl Hunt Rushville Todianapolis Cincinnati Harry Dawson Osage Stop Here Hunt Dawson Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company Osage Dawgon Wright Siding Howard Siding Monorman Dawson Yakey Ratliff Glenwood

McCarthy Denies Baiting Democratic Ticket in Conference

Frank E. McCarthy a Democratic councilman denies holding a conference with Edgar Sourbier Republican candidate for county treasurer or planning to bolt the Democratic ticket. He says the meeting was with William E. Davis of the board of safety and with Supt Hyland of the police department. Hyland denies any conference occurred and testifies he saw McCarthy outside the police headquarters with no discussion taking place.

Frank E. McCarthy Edgar Sourbier Sourbier William E. Davis Board of Safety Supt. Hyland Police Department Hyland McCarthy Cooncilman

Death follows in wake of contests at Amarillo air show

Thomas Benoist, aviator from St Louis, lies critically injured in Amarillo Texas after his plane collided with a propeller blade while he tinkered with the motor. His skull was fractured in the accident during the aeroplane contest.

Noist St. Louis Benoist

Roosevelt Campaign Speech in Indiana Promotes Beveridge

Theodore Roosevelt draws large crowds in Covington and Lafayette, urging voters to back Senator Albert J. Beveridge and a Republican slate. He frames the race as a moral fight for honest public life, praising Beveridge and vowing to push for tariff fairness and anti-corruption measures while criticizing crooked politicians and special interests.

J. Bennett Gordon Roosevelt Party Ufe Albert J. Beveridge Beveridge Tariff Commission Lincoln Club Lafayette Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Illinois Crawfordsville Lincoln Sixth Columbia Streets Purdue Raf Will R. Wood Senator Beveridge Indiana Senate Grant Sherman Republic Republican Party

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