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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1909
Page
2
Promotes saving with 30 as the target and urges readers to spend less than they earn and put the balance in a savings account. The Indiana Trust Co. promotes itself as a home for savings with capital of 1,000,000.08 and surplus of 500,000.00.
Danville Ind October 2 1910 a twenty year old daughter of William Vannice died yesterday from typhoid fever at a farm five miles west of Danville The mother is unconscious with the same disease and unaware of the daughter's death.
Washington reports Yale Professor Irving Fisher calls for a 150th birthday of life and a national health bureau. He cites vital statistics suggesting life span could rise and notes mammals outlive growth periods, predicting humans might live five times 30 years as sanitation improves.
In Winsted Connecticut Alex Rog ner, 13, was accidentally shot in the leg by a comrade named Carter two weeks earlier. The trio treated the wound after school using a pack knife to remove the rifle tail and kept the secret until Rog ner told his mother. The calf wound healed perfectly without further incident.
Frederick Packard of Derry New Hampshire and Misa Nellie Gleason of Spring Street wed at St Josephs Monastery in a ceremony conducted by Rev Father Ambrose. Both are deaf mutes and communicated by writing. They plan a six week trip aboard the Deutschland to Hamburg.
Frederick Gebhardt alias Mueller, accused of killing Anna Luther and marrying her, endures a tense night in Islip jail as police seek further confessions. Station agent William Peacock corroborates part of Gebhardt’s account, detailing a nervous interactions at Islip station on April 9, 1908.
Republican and Democratic events drew crowds as Linton A. Cox and John Moriarity led ward gatherings on poll books and mayoral stakes. Charles A. Gauss and Frank P. Baker argued for neighbors in office and against excess. Beveridge is slated to speak at Tomlinson hall with the Marion club and the Indianapolis Military band.
Carey receives a building permit for a three story expansion of his hotel at 328 E Wallashington street. The project scope includes a $10,000 addition with the contract awarded to Hamilton.
The Murat Temple Shriners circus at the Coliseum on the state fair grounds opened to strong praise. Thousands of electric lights illuminate the arena as European and American acts perform in two rings. The program features the Dellemead troupe and daring aerialists including the Galarmo sisters and the Alpine troupe with notable riders and equestrians.
Jude Truax of the New York Supreme Court criticizes the deluxe set of Theodore Roosevelt writings, noting a $10 000 price tag makes the buyer seem incompetent. The defendant offered $6 600 and balked, while arguments about cost versus value circulate.
Mr. Midney of Dayren Ohio will deliver two lectures on Indian spells on consecutive days October 27 at Wasangton and Hamilton avenue in Odd Fellows hall and October 28 in the Fourteenth.
Vienna Abend pastor reports at a Physicians and Surgeons convention that catarrh is common and rapid to spread. Prof Herman Von Sechelt touts vintox as effective, claiming two ounces mixed in a pint of water and gargling several times daily provides relief. He states vintox is available in America and at drug stores.
Notice that Davies M. Greene has qualified as administrator of Mary E. Malone's estate, late of Marion County Indiana. The estate is described as solvent. The filing number is 9294 and the notice includes scattered timetable fragments and place names Connersville Rushville and Connersville Dispatch.
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