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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1910
Page
11
A cluttered classifieds page lists job ads including mail clerks, circulation workers, a clerk for various trades, a barber, a shoemaker, a pharmacist, and other positions. Also includes legal notices of guardianship sales, bids for county work, and miscellaneous wants and services across Indianapolis.
Arlington Heights offers 50 acre lots at low cash price and favorable terms one mile north of Irvington near Indianapolis and Newcastle interurban. North Twenty first, south Sixteenth, east Arlington avenue, west Ritter avenue bound the addition. Cash buyers get $25 per acre reduction. plat furnished on application. John Freeman, 511 Board of Trade, phones 20 and 3563.
A quoted conspiracy outlines hiring a gallery on the avenue and posing as patrons to purchase paintings at inflated prices to start a market. The plan emphasizes class and arranging purchases to trigger a broader exhibition push.
Casuer Falt of 1980 North Capitol avenue used an attorney’s Unity building office as a loot hiding spot. Detec tives Gerber and Larsh arrested him for grand larceny after locating clothing and jewelry sold from a second hand dealer. A gold watch from J Bennet Gordon was recovered, identifying the theft.
Springfield readers learn that Joseph H. Finkelstein president of Greenburg Iron Terre Haute Ind indicted by Sangamon county grand jury on bribery charges. Terre Haute police to arrest him. Gov. Deneen seeks Indiana extradition. Alleged payoffs involved purchase of goods and a county order for 82 750.
State Auditor John C. Billheimer was named defendant in a petition for a restraining order filed Wednesday by Continental Insurance Co of New York. The company alleges he warned of license revocation unless $36,602 in taxes were paid, which it disputes, and asks Judge Carter of the superior court to restrain him.
Chairman Griscom announced President Taft would lend aid to the New York state campaign by having a cabinet officer address the ticket headed by H. L. Stimson. Attorney General Wickersham, Secretary Nagel, or Secretary Wilson would be selected.
Senator Stephen B. Elkins aged 67 of West Virginia is in a critical condition at Halliehurst near Elkins. He has suffered a nervous affliction that has worsened, with Dr. W. W. Golden making frequent visits to attend him at home.
In Galveston on October 19, cotton dealers forecast prices would rise to Civil War highs due to the Cuban hurricane, with the market gaining one dollar per bale on Wednesday.
David Rankin, a leading Missouri farmer and major benefactor to education and charity, died in Tarkio after paralysis. Born May 28, 1825 in Sullivan County Indiana, he built vast landholdings across Iowa Missouri and Nebraska worth about 3.5 million. Rankin owned 14 ranches oversaw 300 workers and directed operations from Tarkio, where he founded the town and controlled its bank telephone system and a local implement factory.
Benjamin Watson of Irvington tried to withdraw from candidacy for judge of the supreme court Third district on the Prohibition ticket. He informed Gov. Marshall at 11:30, but the election board ruled he could not quit the race without timely resignation. About 1,200,000 ballots were ordered. the People’s Party failed to secure 500 signers and is shut out.
Denver reports the first snowstorm of fall with a west and northwest blast. A raw wind drove temperatures below freezing as white cover spread across the ground, marking an early-season winter feel in the city.
William Isenlohr reported his automobile sustained damage in a collision at Lincoln Jane and South East street on a Wednesday. A street car with a conductor busy with a report sheet backed into the car as Eisenlohr could not avert the accident.
James M. Elder sues for 25000 dollars against H A Russell Louise Russell William Lilly Florence Lilly Lee A Hardin and Dora M Hardin on Wednesday charging the defendants with responsibility for his arrest in an alleged criminal libel case.
Hayward Wis Oct 19 John Diets his wife and Leslie Dietz his son faced a bound over to circuit court after proceedings in the circuit court in Hayward Wisconsin.
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