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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1907

Page

2

Drove Away With Girl While Her Companion Was in a Restaurant

Special to The Sun. Miss Grace Marvin, a society girl, found unconscious in a cab with throat injuries after visiting roadhouses. Claiburn Lewis, the colored driver, jailed. Barry Cardigan, his companion, fled the scene. Cardigan pursued, fired at the cab, then left. valuables recovered later.

Logansport Ind Grace Marvin Claiburn Lewis Barry Cardigan Cardigan Lewis William Marvin

Evansville Woman Attacked by Unknown Man

Mrs. Selma Bower, 35, was grabbed by a white man near a street on Saturday night as she walked home. She fought him off with her nails, he fled into an alley and remains at large.

Evansville Ind Selma Bower

Lay Church Cornerstone At Eleventh Presbyterian Site

The cornerstone of Eleventh Presbyterian Church at Cottage avenue and Leonard street was laid Sunday afternoon. On August 2, Rev. George B. Troub was struck and killed by a streetcar near Cottage avenue while en route to the church site. The ceremony was led by Rev. J. M. Hauser with brief addresses from Rev. M. L. Haynes and Rev. O. D. Odell. The new church may be named for the late pastor.

Eleventh Presbyterian Church Cottage-ave Leonard St George B. Troub Shelby St Cottageave J. M. Hauser Irvington M. L. Haynes First Presbyterian Church O. D. Odell Second Presbyterian Church

Discharged The Count McLean Suspected Hotel Thief

United Press reports Count Edward McLean, famed hotel thief, released from custody after suspicion of robbing Mr and Mrs Stanley Merrill of Cincinnati of jewels worth 1500 at the Hotel Astor. Police say they are still unsure who committed the crime while monitoring hotel staff.

United Press New York Eadward McLean

Jamaican coffee planter turns to Postum for health benefits

A Jamaica based coffee planter recounts quitting coffee four years ago after health issues. He praises Postum as drug free and claims its taste, when boiled 15 minutes, resembles mild java and includes grain nutrients that restore health. He urges readers to read The Road to Wellville.

Jamaica Wellville

Cure for Backache and Urinary Troubles Promoted

An old medicine blend claims to cure backache kidney trouble weak bladder and urinary issues. Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla are mixed and taken after meals and at night. Described as the finest prescription by an eminent authority, it reportedly relieves symptoms without stomach distress.

Actress Rides With A Fat Pig In Central Park

New York report notes Miss Marie Louise Gribbin, the actress, driving through Central Park with a fat pig as her companion. Former millionaire Pittsburger, once her auto tour partner after admiring her Hippodrome role, lost his position after a quarrel. The actress quips a pig makes better company than a Pittsburger millionaire.

Miss Gribbin Parker New York Central Park Marie Louise Gribbin Pittsburg

Fish 15 Ready for Go with Harriman

Harriman details echo of enemy tactics to keep control of Central. He describes high handed methods used to suppress opponents and maintain grip on the central region. The remarks emphasize strategic pressure and political maneuvering shaping the control landscape.

Harriman

Indianapolis Couple Tied in Columbus German Lutheran Church

Miss Sophia Louise Wambsganss and Frank Fechtmann wed in Columbus at the German Lutheran church with Rev. Wambsganss officiating. Bridesmaids wore lace white gowns, and a reception followed at Rev and Mrs Wambsganss home. A Mother’s Aid benefit program was planned for Oct 21 with local clergy and performers.

Sophia Louise Wambsganss Frederick Wambsganss Columbus Frank Fechtmann Indianapolis Wambeganss Eleanor Snyder Clara Terfellmann Detroit Louis Wambsganss Paul Fechtmann George Kreuger Henry Zittslaff Carl Ross Dr. Beckman Wambsganiss Fechtmann

Rail magnate Stuyvesant Fish battles Wall Street for Illinois Central

Stuyvesant Fish, former Illinois Central president, denounces a proposed union with Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. He urges stockholders to vote against the alliance at the October 16 Chicago annual meeting, asserting the plan harms Illinois Central and benefits Wall Street interests. He gathers proxies to oppose the takeover.

Tleman Ilinois Central Union Southern Pacific Illinois Central I. C Union Pacific Chicago

Married Saturday Bride and Groom From Rushville Tie Knot

Miss Maxie M. Griffin and William M. Brooks of Rushville wed Saturday afternoon at the bride’s home 60 East Twenty third Street. Ella Glass hosted a matinee party for Miss Florence Schmitt who is to be married soon with guests Mrs. Frank Glass, Mrs. J. Schmitt, Julia Garrison, Cora Bockloch, Hattie Stow, and Gertrude Horst.

Maxie M. Griffin William M. Brooks Rushville E. Twenty-third St Ella Glass Florence Schmitt Frank Glass J. Schmitt Sisses Julia Garrison Cora Bockloch Hattie Stow Gertrude Horst Schmitt Florence Gemer

Engagements and Weddings Highlight Local Notices

Engagement announced for Mamie W Prange Jr and Edward W Staluhut with a November wedding. Edith Jameson Adams to wed Dr W Dillon Hacker at First Baptist with attendants listed. Olive Ransom to marry Brainerd G Ransom in Toronto. Edith Keay and Frank Fowler set to marry Wednesday. dinner host Albert Rabb. Keramic association met at Mrs Blackledge’s home. other club events noted including Occassia and Indianapolis Historical Society meetings.

Frederick W. Prange, Jr Mamie W Edward W. Stalulhut Adams Edith Jameson Adams W. Dillon Hacker First Baptist Church Samuel A. Johnston Elizabeth Wilson Logansport Eleanor Lemcke Helen Bennett Lillian Fauvre Julia Kern Bernyas Kennedy Mejor Downing Anton Vonnegut Joseph Hall Frederick B

Ade's New Play Success at Lyceum Theater

Rochester October 14 George Ade presented his new four act comedy Father and His Boys starring W H Crane in the title role. The premiere Friday drew enthusiastic applause and Ade was compelled to respond to repeated calls from the audience.

the Sun Rochester N. Y George Ade Father and His W. H. Crane Lyceum Theater

Localclub notes and gatherings listed for week

New York figure Dr John H Finley to open events. Review Circle meets Thursday for president's day at Mrs F B Wynn home. Century club to meet Tuesday evening. Hessea C Moore to present Ownership A Factor in Government. Tea by Lydia Parry Tuesday at Golden Hill home. Emergency club meets Thursday with Mrs Wallace Allison 2728 Sutherland Ave. Julia Garrison hosting Thursday for Miss Florence Schmidt a bride to be. Mrs Harry Hempstead hosts bridge Friday. Sorosis club hosts Friday at 1632 N Capito l Ave. Mrs M B Meyberg hosted callers for Mrs M J Steinne from Louisville. Reception Saturday for Miss Gertrude Albrecht who weds Arthur K Conn in November. Dinner Saturday for Miss Edith Keay and Frank B Fowler. Lieut George W Steele travels to Cincinnati then Pacific fleet. Miss Hazel Bloom travels to Lafayette. Mrs George Bliss and Miss May Bliss return from French Lick. Mrs Junius Cravens visiting New York. Miss Ethel Kerfoot of Chicago visiting. Mrs Henry Nelson of San Diego to return home. Mr and Mrs W T Brown and daughter Agnes back from trip. Mrs Edward Francis Davis of Oklahoma City visiting Mrs Hugh Drum. Chautauqua L S C met with Mrs W H Adkinson. discussion on Hoe Problem and Races and Immigrants in America noted. Current Topics club meets with Mrs Ogborn discussing Conditions in the South. Parlor club marks first meeting with president's day at Mrs H J Eddy 2410 N Meridian St. Thursday Lyceum club meets with Mrs Leroy Kahler 1411 EB Twelfth St. Quotations from Richard III.

Delegates named for National Civic Federation meeting

Governor Hanly appoints delegates to the National Civic Federation of Combinations and Trusts in Chicago on Tuesday October 22. Named are John H. Holliday of Indianapolis N B Hawkins of Portland W D Bynum Indianapolis David M Parry Indianapolis W D Foulke Richmond James M Lynch Indianapolis William Huber Indianapolis James E Watson Rushville Charles W Miller Goshen William L Taylor Indianapolis Hugh Th Miller Columbus Fremont Goodwine Williamsport John Edwards Mitchell Winfield T Durbin Anderson Charles Bush Fort Wayne J E Fredericks Kokomo W H Tobin Munele Thomas R Marshall Columbia City Job Freeman Linton.

Civic Federation of Combinations and Trusts Chicago John H. Holliday Indianapolis N. B. Hawkins Portland W. D. Bynum David M. Parry W. D. Foulke Richmond James M. Lynch William Huber James E. Watson Rushville Charles W. Miller Goshen William L. Taylor Hugh Th. Miller Columbus Fremont Goodwine Williamsport John Edwards Mitchell Winfield T. Durbin Anderson Charles Bush Fort Wayne J. W. Zartman J E. Fredericks Kokomo W. H. Tobin Munele Thomas R. Marshall Columbia City Job Freeman Linton

Varied Diet Advantage Promotes Appetite

A healthful appetite benefits from diet variety and new flavors. The National Biscuit Company Graham Crackers are praised as a delicious unbolted wheat option that aids digestion. They suit indoor workers and as a lunch with milk, offering light sustenance without heaviness.

National Biscuit Company Graham Graham Crackers

Tragic family murder case grips Michigan pine barrens

In Atla nta Michigan a mill owner Charles Chadwick was slain and his son Eugene 14 was arrested. The mother Mrs Chadwick initially confessed then recanted and pleaded not guilty. She claimed guilt and later said she would prove his innocence. The son also pleaded not guilty. Prosecutors explore whether the boy or mother fired the shotgun.

Detroit Mich Michigan Pine Barrens Charles W. Chadwick Eugene Chadwick Atlanta Satel Montmorency County

Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Offer Neuralgia Relief

An endorsement from Mrs W H Burkett of Macon Georgia praises Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for neuralgia. The ad claims the pills soothe nerves, are harmless when used as directed, and leave no after effects. It urges readers to consult their druggist for endorsements and guarantees a safe, effective remedy.

Miles W. H. Burkett Macon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Danbury Hat Co Washington St Girl San Central Mother's Aid Society S. L. Goode R. N. Miller Emma Clinton Weigand Davis Glossbunner Dahl Sandermann Simpson Metzler Heath Egbert St. Paul's Parish Grace Pro- Cathedral Fund Mary Pratt Alma Axtell Beulah Fuckinger Agnes Ferrell Margaret Axtell Stella Wemsley Ruth Holmes Edith Wemsley Carrie Rominger Nellie Kingsley Agnes Hutton Lena Frick Hazel Sdler Verna Palmer Merrill Josephine Alexander Clara Peckman Charles V. Elcholtz Caroline Peckman Ashland William E. Stewart Roberta Martha Holland Harwick Selkirk Bradford Huddensfield England Douglas Peo Traction Stuyvesant Walter S. Fitch Spades Olive Brainerd G. Ransom Toronto Can Albert Rabb Edith Keay Frank B. Fowler Keramic Association Indiana Keramic Association F. H. Blackledge Pennsylvania St Shortridge Miss Sellick Thomas Kendrew Hamilton Ave Occassia Club Myra Morley Ina Morley Alexander Indianapolis Historical Society Hugo Fischer College-ave Abby Keller George Eliot Delos Ally Jenry Esmond Ivanhoe Propy Hood Ade Laeum John H. Finley Review Circle F. B. Wynn Century Club Hessea C. Moore Committee On Lydia Parry Golden Hill Wallace Allison Sutherland Ave Julia Garrison Florence Schmidt Harry Hempstead Charles Albrecht Gertrude Albrecht Arthur K. Conn Frederick Robinson George W. Steele Cincinnati George Bliss May Bliss French Lick Ethel Kerfoot Carleton McCulloch Henry Nelson San Diego Cal B. F. Goodhart W. Ty Brown Agnes Edward Francis Davis Oklahoma City Hugh Drum Anna Carroll Reaume Chautauqua L. 8. C W. H. Adkinson Sutherland-ave A. E. Wiggam Grace Axtell America H. J. Eddy N. Meridian-st Lyceum Club Leroy Kahler Richard III Hanly Raulatet Virginia Polk Santos Jackson Delaware N. Alabamia E. Washington Indiana Ave E. Wash New Jersey St. Branc S. Meridian W. Washington E. St. Clair Massachusetts Ocery Cotores E. Court St U Money Oliver-ave Bhelby-st E. Washington-et N. Senate Eugene Chadwick
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