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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1909

Page

2

Dashed to death in aging sea near Grand Manan

Eastport Maine October 27 The life saving crew and a flotilla of fishing smacks search for survivors from the steamer Hestia wreck off Seal Cove Grand Manan. Of forty aboard thirty crewmen and four passengers are believed lost as heavy seas pound the vessel. Six were rescued after long exposure on the disintegrating hull.

Eastport Maine Hestia Donaldson Line Glasgow St. John N. B Baltimore Old Proprietor Ledge Seal Cove Grand Manan

Glay Center Holds Record Ro 000 Town

Clay Center Kansas October 27 This town prides itself on being the true good town in the county with no penitentiary inmates for ages and a county jail empty since June 1 A sheriff handled a case June 14 and the next day the man was found not guilty There has been no police court since August 28 Population figures show 3000 in town and 16000 in county. Headaches and Neuralgia From Cold LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE claims the remedy for cold symptoms.

United States Jair

Gideons Founder John Nicholson to be entertained

The Memorial Business Men's Bible Class will entertain the founder and present secretary of the Gideons, Mr. John H. Nicholson of Manitowoc Wisconsin, with supper on the evening of Wednesday November 3.

Memorial Business Men's Bible Class The Gideons John H. Nicholson Manitowoc Wis

Cloudburst Triggers Mass Flood Loss in Mexico District

In Mexico City on October 27, reports warn scores may have died in a severe flood of the tobacco region. The cloudburst spurred widespread inundation and vast property damage. The Mecalpa and Tsumacinta river areas show extensive devastation with dozens of cities submerged. Aid is requested for victims.

Tobacco Mecalpa River Tsumacinta Mécalpa River

At Tell Beats Carroll In Ten Round Oakland Bout

Monte Attell won the decision over Jimmy Carroll in a ten round lightweight contest in Oakland last night.

Attell Oakland Cal Monte Attell Jimmy Carroll

Women Clubs Join Fight in Bannard Mayoral Campaign

New York October 27 Women at the Fifth Avenue headquarters back Otto T Bannard Republican mayoral candidate through personal canvasses in city sections. Separate efforts support W R Hearst Civic Alliance. three city West End and State Women’s Republican clubs lead the effort. Brooklyn Tammany gains noted. Gaynor attack claims persist. Hearst forces express growing confidence amid a three cornered race.

New York Fifth Avenue Otto T. Barnard Republican Nomines W. R. Hearst Civic Alliance Tes Elas City West End Tammany Brooklyn William J. Gaynor Michael A. Fitzgerald Gaynor Fitzgerald Nicel Hearst

Great Northern President Survives Elk Meat Ordeal

Louis W. Hill of Great Northern railroad endured four days in a Montana park with elk meat as his only food after separating from his party near Glazier National park. A hunter helped to reach Belton and then Libby where Hill was cared for without serious harm.

Libby Mont Louis W. Hil Great Northern Railroad Glazier National Park Belton Mr. Hill

Mrs. E. H Harriman to Conduct Own Affairs

Mrs. E. H Harriman will actively manage her business, leasing office space on the uptown branch of Farmers' Loan and Trust at 40 Fifth Avenue between Fortieth and Forty‑first streets opposite the new public library. Her offices will occupy most of the second floor.

New York E. H. Harriman Fifth Avenue Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company Fortieth Forty-first Streets New Public Library

Indiana Indians Draw 44 Farms in Big Reservation Lottery

Forty four Hoosiers won farms in the Standing Rock and Cheyenne River drawing in Aberdeen South Dakota. Claims valued from eight to ten thousand dollars, with Conrad Sipe of Saratoga Indiana and Albert Ott of Marshfield among the first fifteen receiving 160 acres. List includes residents from Indianapolis Fort Wayne Bloomington and numerous Indiana towns. Ten thousand farms to be allotted in total.

Aberdeen S. D Standing Rock Cheyenne River

Constipation and Appendicitis Linked by Digestive Disorder

Advertising feature explains chronic constipation as a leading cause of appendicitis, tracing the link to gastro intestinal indigestion and amylaceous dyspepsia. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and constipation, claiming they digest foods and prevent inflammation, with an offer for a free sample from F A Stuart Co.

Stuart F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Bldg Marshall, Mich

Lost boy found asleep in closet near home

Four year old Dennis Teryll of 199 Nostrand avenue disappeared after playing with his brother Jimmie. Police and family searched area for hours before a patrol found him sleeping in a locked three by four foot closet on the second floor of an unoccupied nearby house.

Flathouse Dennis Teryll Nostrac l Avenue Denny Jimmie Denny Charlies Teryll Snyder Avenue Lieut Brown Paardegat Woods Flatbush Teryll Finn Lieut. Carr Church Avenue Nostrand Avenue James Mullin

Million Dollars for Poor Girls College in Boston News

Boston plans a free public college for women from middle or poorer classes funded by the will of Frank B Cotton of Brookline. The school will teach house work sewing trades and business to enable women to earn independent living.

Boston Frank B. Cotton Brookline

Pennsylvania Train Kills Two Men in Trancfer

In Trancfer Pennsylvania a Pennsylvania railroad train struck and killed Norman C. Watson a telegraph operator and Ross Davis both men died last night Davis had just completed his last day as section foreman and the pair were checking his books when the accident occurred.

Sharon Norman C. Watson Ross Davis Trancfer Pennsylvania Railroad Davis Watson Kelled

Woman Names Otto Mueller as Her Husband in Murder Case

Minnie Rosenau, a Brooklyn worker, identified Otto Mueller alias Frederick Gebhardt as her husband, saying he wed in Russia and deserted her in 1895 before coming to America. She plans to bring her brother Edward Rosenau to Islip to confirm identification while police search for another missing woman connected to Gebhardt.

New York Otto Mueller Frederick Gebhardt Anna Luther Minnie Rosenau Laurence Brooklyn Gebhardt Islip Russia America Mueller Germany Edward Rosenau Lves Manhattan United States Astoria

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