Frenkel to Get 312000 on Policies
Coroner Petersdorf ruled Mamie Frenkel died from chloroform poisoning. The verdict enables Meyer Frenkel to claim nearly 12000 in insurance benefits.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1908
Page
2
Democratic Ticket Positions For Indiana Elections
The Democratic ticket lists Thomas R. Marshall for Governor from Columbia City and James F. Cox for Secretary of State. Marion Bailey and John Isenbarger hold state roles, with Walter J. Lutz as Attorney General. Supreme Court candidate Moses B. Lairy and Appellate Court candidate Edward W. Felt appear, along with Burt New for Reporter of the Supreme Court and Patrick J. Keleher as State Statistician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary
James F. Cox
Columbia
Auditor of State
Marion Bailey
Litton
John Isenbarger
North Manchester
Walter J. Lutz
Muncie
Supreme Court
Moses B. Lairy
Logansport
Appellate Court
Edward W. Felt
Greenfield
Burt New
North Vernon
Patrick J. Keleher
Indianapolis
Bryan Leads Taft In Indiana Straw Vote Polls
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports a secret straw vote in Indianapolis showing Bryan ahead of Taft among Bryce's Baking employees and Sentinel Printing staff. Bryan leads in Indiana with 655 votes to Taft 368, while Democrats favor state tickets and several Republicans lean toward Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Indianapolis
Cincinnati Enquirer
Themployes
Bryce’s Baking Company
Ryan
Debs
Hisgen
Chafin
Sentinel Printing Company
Bryan
Indiana
Youthful magnate takes over family cheese duties
Mr Peters Sr states John Peters Jr. left school to join Davis' general store. He becomes superintendent of the cheese department and has charge of wrapping up the cheese, as a summer visitor notes with guarded satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Peters
John Peters, Jr
Davis’ General Store
Strike at City Hall Plan Draws Civic Center Protest
The Municipal Art Association of Indianapolis calls for organized protest by civic bodies against the city administration plan for a new city hall. A committee on civic center and city plan says the competition departs from ethical standards and raises fears of favoritism, poor methods, and an architectural monstrosity without expert supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Art Association of
Indianapolis
Committee On
Civic Center
City Plan
City Hall
Art Committee
Art Association
Planns
The Only Kind Wigg I Have a Noiseless Typewriter
Wageg Is she a deaf mute Philadelphia Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wageg
Philadelphia Record
Red Men of Indiana Meet in State Great Council
The Red Men of Indiana held the state great council at the German house with over 1,200 delegates from across the state. More than 500 new members were added after delegates were seated, and the afternoon plan included officer elections. Discussion topics include building a new state wigwam headquarters and the election of a great junior Sagamore and the great Keeper of Records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Sagamore
Fire destroys feed store on Virginia Avenue
Reinhard Krebs feed establish ment at 844 and 846 Virginia Avenue was destroyed by fire at 10 o clock Monday night. Two horses burned to death. Loss estimated at several thousand dollars. It was a frame building and heat prevented close access. surrounding buildings were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhard Kreb
Virginia Avenue
Two New Early Voters Leagues Organized
Early Democratic voters leagues formed Monday night in the ninth precinct of the second ward and the sixth precinct of the second ward. Albert Sahm was named president of the sixth precinct league with Frank Nelson as secretary and M. D. Gribble as treasurer. Lee LaFever led the ninth precinct league with John Wane as secretary and W. Eagan as treasurer. Both meetings were well attended and many members enlisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sahm
Frank Nelson
Ashland Avenue
M. D. Gribble
Lee LaFever
Rural Street
Echogen
John Wane
Tacoma
Uavenus
W. Eagan
Summit Street
Hotel Silverware Theft Incident in Negros Possession
George Tate, a Black hotel employee, was stopped on N Pennsylvania Street by Patrolman Gaughn after silver spoons and a cream pitcher fell from his cap. The recovered silverware was identified as from the Hotel English. Tate was locked up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tate
English
N. Pennsylvania Street
Gaughn
Tate
The Call of Nature and Warnings About Health
The excerpt portrays nature signaling distress through subtle whispers of illness such as indigestion and feelings of being not well. It frames these warnings as messages to the thoughtful man to “get right” before deeper trouble arises.
Postum Cereal Co. Company Details
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd of Battle Creek Michigan United States appears as the subject in this notice or entry, referencing its corporate identity and location. The snippet provides corporate name and city state country without further actions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Dame Nature Hints When the Food Is Not Suited
An Arizona man describes relief from breakfast distress after shifting from coffee and starches to Postum and Grape-Nuts. He reports fewer stomach upset feelings, no headaches, and a 12 pound weight gain in three months. Grane-Nuits are tasty and digestible. Postum is advertised as a safe alternative. There's a Reason. Get The Road to Wellville booklet in packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Awellville
Red Star Line Kroonland Returns Without Miller After Tragedy
From Antwerp to New York the Red Star liner Kroonland arrives with Trausch aboard in the ship's hospital and a frightened passenger, Miss Suzabba Robb, while Heinrich Miller of Luxemburg is missing after leaping into the sea following a quarrel over the girl. The ship's doctor notes Miller's stab wound struck a rib and was shallow, and Trausch can barely speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Red Starmet Kroonland
Antwerp
Heinrich Miler
Luxemburg
Nicholas Trausch
Stolzenburg
Suzabba Robb
Miller
Trausch
Trauseh
Marshall Addresses Steel Workers in Tud., Oct. 20
Thomas R. Marshall, Democratic nominee for governor, spoke to a large crowd of steel workers in Tud., Oct. 20. He pledged to keep the office of state factors Inspector and defended veteran official David H. McAbee against calls to discharge him, criticizing Gov. Hanly and the Republican administration for extravagance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Tud
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
David H. McAbee
Hanly
Watson
We. Marshall
Fraud Order Halts Little Silk Trick
The post office department issued a fraud order against Union Silk company of Savannah and East Syracuse New York. The scheme used by Frank B. Metosh involved mailing letters to women with silk samples and offering silk at 33.10 per yard. He would send only partial fabric and keep the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Union Silk Company
Savannah
Syracuse
N. Y
Frank B. Metosh
Metosh
Pennsylvania Road to Order Equipment
Pennsylvania Railroad plans to place a large order for rails and equipment for 1808 delivery. President James McCrea says the company will maintain lines and anticipates the worst of the business crisis is over with gradual improvement ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
James McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Big Four Introduces The Whickerbocker Special
The East Big Four adds The Whickerbocker Special as a new train between Indianapolis and New York joining three other daily fast services. The train is said to offer modern conveniences and is among the finest departing Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Archbold Letters Allegedly Stolen by Oil Office Workers
New York oct 20 Arthur Lt Gleason in Voolker's Weekly reports John D Archbold letters publicized by W R Hearst during the campaign were stolen by two Standard Oil employees and sold for twelve thousand dollars. Additional letters reportedly exist in reserve involving Senators Aldrich and Penrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur Lt. Gleason
Voolker’s Weekly
John D. Archbold
W. R. Hearst
Standard Oil Company
Aldrich
Penrose
ITH Ward Democrats to Escort Cochran
The Eleventh Ward Democratic club will meet at its Ger mania hall headquarters at 7:30 tonight to escort Hron Bourke Cochran to the speaking stand at the Auditorium. A brass band has been engaged to lead the marchers and no large attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh Ward
Democratic Club
Germania Hall
Bourke Cochran
Trumpet Medium Demonstrations Planned at Spiritual Church
Maggie Vestal the trumpet medium in the light will give demonstrations at 2 30 PM and 7 30 PM at the Spiritual church located at Alabama and New York streets a local notice announcing two public sessions by the medium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Vestal
Spiritual Church
Alabama
New York
Atreess
Church Women Toss Lemons at Speaker Cannon in Missouri
In Springfield on October 2, St. Clair church women hurled lemons as Speaker Cannon’s special train began a Missouri campaign swing. He faced cheers for Bryan and Debs and questions at each of twelve stops, while Uncle Juice raged and shouted obscenities across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
St. Claire
Speaker Cannon
Missouri
Bryan
Debs
Uncle Juve
Unwarned Centering Lead to Indecent Encounter
A flustered head of household discovers the hostler and his young son tangled with a broken tail of two kites. The boy jokes about rubber heels and a misstep, revealing a knotty scene as words drift into the Youth's Companion era slang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Werdis
Seymour People Sail for Bremen
Among the passengers sailing on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse this morning for Bremen were Mrs. Emma Thompson and Miss Margaret D. Thompson of Seymour, Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bremen
Emma Thompson
Margaret D. Thompson
Seymour
Ind
Fitzpatricks Selections at Empire City Races
In Empire City, the program lists the first six races with top picks Burgher Sanguine and Black Mary in the opener, Erbet Summer Night Jeannette M in the second, Saylor Golconda Beauclere in the third, Arazee Spooner Gowan in the fourth, Monfort Saylor Mark Antony TF in the fifth, and Royal Captive Simcoe High Range in the sixth. Three best bets are Burgher in race one, Saylor in race three, and Royal Captive in race six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire City
Burgher
Sanguine
Black Mary
Erbet
Summer Night
Jeannette M
Saylor
Golconda
Beauclere
Arazee
Spooner
Gowan
Monfort
Mark Antony
Royal Captive
Simcoe
High Range
Baptists Predict Gannon's Defeat in Illinois Rally
Oct 10 in Decatur Rev Hurley president of the Illinois State Baptists association presented a new president and warned Joe Cannon would be kicked into oblivion this election. He branded the gavel as a dangerous weapon and the gathering drew the largest attendance in years, representing 141,000 Baptists, 1,200 churches and 1,100 pastors in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
H. S. Hurley
Illinois State Baptists Association
A. H. Hornley
Illinois
Joe Cannon
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Petersdorf
Mamie Frenkel
Meyer Frenkel
Democratic
Columbia City
Robert J. Aley
Bloomington
Congress
Charles A. Korbly
29Th Judicial Circuit
Charles Remster
Jth Judicial Circuit
UL Ury R. Hooton
Marion Superior Court
Clarilace E. Weir
Pliny W. Bartholomew
Marion Probate Court
Frank
Boss
Marion Juvenile Court
Henry C. Cox
Salem D. Clark
Michael H. Farrell
Levi P. Harlan
Marion, Morgan
Putnam
Frank C. Tilden
Harry W. Bassett
John W. Beaver
Jacob Buennagel
Charles A. Gauss
Charles F. Maas
Joseph H. Pierson
Adolph Seidensticher
Albert F. Zearing
Frank S. Fishback
Jacob Woessner
John J. Blackwell
Paul Julian
Carl von Hake
James Kervan
Center Township
Henry C. Schroeder
James E. Berry
Bookwalter
RED Men OF State
Virginia Ave
NEW Early Voters
Negros
Call of Nature
Milter
Pennsylvania Road
BIG Four
The
East
Archbold
Cochran
Forest
Forest Mills
UTM
Jersey
Claude Gillingwater & CO
Charles
Fanny Van_ Amoros
Kenady
Rooney van Cleve
Denton & P‘te
Onv
Wilsa
Heloise
Cora Besch Terner
Costa Quartette
Einecrem
Majestic
Forepaugh Stock CO
Nevada
Thars
Broadway
NEW Fay Foster Company
Williams’ Imperials
Family Theater
Corner Wash
St. and
Kentucky Ave
John E . T
Phew
Hoover-Watson Printing CO
Fitzpatrick
Baptists
Gannon
Dr. Pierce
Leanaser
Pierce
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