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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1909

Page

3

Discharged Patient Reopens Debate on Lunacy System

Loganport Ind Sept 1 Mrs Fannie Giddings of Laporte, patient at Longcliff, discharged by Dr Terflinger and sent home. A letter to Laporte officials states she is not insane. Remarks link her confinement to her husband and push for radical reform urged by Supt Terflinger.

Logansport Ind Fannie Giddings Laporte Longcliff Terflinger Terfinger

Jail for trespass after horse theft charge

In Kokomo Indiana on September 1 Mabel Anthony 19 and Emma Stevens 9 along with Myrtle Stevens 8 enjoyed a ride in Jesse Reichenbaughs buggy. Police found the girls smoking black cigars and Judge L J Kirkpatrick ordered Mabel Anthony to the Julia Ward industrial school Plymouth for trespass not horse theft.

Kokomo Ind Mabel Anthony Julia Ward Plymouth L. J. Kirkpatrick Emma Stevens Myrtle Stevens Bugsy Jesse Reichenbaugh

Wife Seeks Death by Auto Saved by Husband in LaPorte

In LaPorte Indiana on September 1 Mrs Abraham David of Chicago attempted suicide by leaping before a speeding car after a domestic quarrel. Her husband Abraham David pulled her away just as the auto sped by narrowly missing tragedy.

Laporte Ind Abraham David Chicago David Motor Speedway

Superba at Prix Theater Promises Grand Stage Rig

The production of Manson's Superba at the Prix theater demands a large crew and extensive scenery including three 60 foot baggage cars and 10 drops for rapid scene changes. Twenty seven mechanics plus 30 Park theater employees support the show with five performers already preparing the stage and wiring. Fred Hanlon will star as Pico the clown with daily matinees planned.

Anson Manson Supertve Fred Hanlon Raja of Pico

Forepaugh Stock at Majestic Opens Season with The Crisis

The Forepaugh Stock company starts box office sales at the Majestic tomorrow from 9 am to 8 pm for season seats. Opening show The Crisis debuts Monday after Labor Day with a strong Civil War drama and a cast led by George Arvine, Lucille Spinney, and J Francis Kirk, plus new stars Valerie Valaire and Carroll Barrymore. At Empire Theater Montague presents Fashion Plates burlesque with Lew Dunbar, Harry Phillips, Lou Morgan, Polk and Martin, Lillian Keeley, Eva Van Osten, Bella Gordon, Caroline Duncan, Ollie West, and Montague’s Beauty Chorus in My Uncle From New York.

Forepaugh Stock Company Majestic James K. Hackett Winston Churchill George Arvine Lucille Spinney J. Francis Kirk Ainsworth Arnold Harry Preston Coffin Fay Baker Valerie Valaire Harry Stafford Maye Louise Aigen Charles W. Lum Carroll Barrymore Carl Cook Leslie Morrison Empire Theater Mr. Montague the Empire Harry Montague United States Lew Dunbar San Francisco Harry Phillips Lou Morgan Polk Martin Lillian Keeley Eva van Osten Bella Gordon Caroline Duncan Comediennes Ollie West Montague New York

Two Whitley County Brothers Married in Quiet Ceremonies

In Columbia Indiana on September 1 Charles and George Wolf sons of Andrew Wolf of Columbia township wed partners of their choice without a double ceremony. George Wolf married Miss Bessie Levering at Jerry Sterner home with Rev A Z Fryberger officiating while Charles Wolf wed Mrs Sol Sell at the bride’s parents home with Rev L A Luckenbill presiding. Both couples will reside in Calumble township.

Columbia, City Ind Charles George Wolf Andrew Wolf Columbia Township Bessie Levering Jerry Sterner A. Z. Fryberger L. A. Luckenbill Charles Wolf Sol Sell Calumble Township

Board weighs free lighting plan from Peacock Wolley firm

The Board of Public Works considers a proposal from Peacock Wolley Lighting of Chicago to illuminate downtown streets at no cost with their advertising lamps. A lamp demonstration is planned at Washington and Meridian streets Tuesday night with city officials in attendance, and a final decision is due by Wednesday.

Board of Public Works Peacock-Wolley Lighting Company Chicago Washington Meridian Streets compPany

Haag's Pills and Heart and Nerve Capsules Sold Locally

Haag's Pills claim to cure a wide range of ailments from indigestion to pimples and kidney troubles. Haag Drug Stores offer three sizes with prices for pills and Haag's Heart and Nerve Capsules at $1 per box. Julius A. Haag of Indianapolis advertises mail order and local availability through druggists.

Haag Julius A. Haag Indianapolis Ind

Balloon accident claims life at Marion home coming

In Marion Indiana on September 1 Henry Moore a laborer was fatally injured during a home coming celebration when a gas filled balloon broke loose. Ropes entangled his legs lifting him into telegraph wires before he fell and died instantly.

Marion Ind Henry Moore Ladorer Moore

Wealthy Odon businessman sued for damages by carpenter

Washington Ind September 1 Daniel H Hayes a wealthy Odon businessman was named defendant in a suit for damages filed yesterday by Daniel Voorhees Chambers a carpenter who alleges Hayes alienated the affections of Mrs Chambers

Washington, Ind Daniel H. Hayes Odon Daniel Voorhees Chambers Hayes Chambers

Grand Jury May Get Next Sutton Inquiry

New York dispatch reports the naval court at Annapolis found Lieut Sutton died by his own hand or by accident and not murder. Arrangements for a new inquiry are nearly complete. Mrs Sutton remains convinced of murder and has been granted permission to exhume her son’s Arlington burial. If autopsy supports her claim, the case will go before a federal grand jury.

Ing Naval Court Annapolis Lieut. Sutton Sutton Federal

Voliva jailed over libel judgment in Zion City case

Wilbur Glenn Voliva, successor to Dowie and former leader of Zion City, was jailed in McHenry County Illinois at Woodstock for failure to pay a $10,000 libel judgment awarded to Philip Motheraill. Voliva will keep editing his publications.

Chicago Wilbur Glenn Voliva John Alexander Dowie Zion City McHenry County Woodstock Ill Philip Motheraill Voliva

Notices of liquor licenses across Indianapolis wards

A long OCR notice lists multiple Indianapolis applicants in Center township seeking October term licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking rights. It names wards, addresses such as 1806 Brighton Boulevard and 13 Monument Place, and includes pool table privileges and property descriptions across wards 1 4 6 7 10 11 and 12.

Center Township Board of Commissioners Marion County Indiana Miinois Street Ilinois and South Streets Blake Square 9 Indianapolis Illinois Street Inium Meridian Street Brown's Frank Street Ward 13 John J. Egelhoff State of Indians Washington Street Johnson & Havagstire Louis Hoffman Brighton Boulevard Charles Day Monument Place Market Street New Jersey Market Streets Anderson Bilding Charles Rchter Neystone Avenue Nebraska Street C. M. Cooper Pleasant Park Merion County Weystone Avenue James Daniels Nereby Ives Center Toewnshig Board of Commissioners of Columbia Avenue Square No S. A.letcher, Jr.s Nortiheast Adq Columbia Avenue and Belt Railroad J. H. Campbell Marion Board of County Commissioners Walenut Street Fatout Sonmissione Callot 137 West Walnut Street Perry Porter Barion County Wherson Noble Street Noble and Georgia Streets Bates Thomas Kinney State of Indiana Ohio Street Webb & Braden Indianapodics A. Prather Ohio Joseph F. Keating Harrison and Fine Fletcher, Witt, Taylor & Hoyt Cutters Egouth Harrison Street J. J. Sullivan Maryland Street Kentucky Avenue Irdilanepolis Marylan Street Joseph H. Vonderheide State of McCarty Safarion County Brown Beard John Bernhard Citisens East Tenth Street Milligan's Park Front Addition Orion County Nokia Street Weshmerer & Press Marioncoun

Prospects Brighter in the Canton Coal Field

Clinton Indiana September 1 Word indicates all Canton field mines will resume with full force for a couple of months then pause three to four weeks, followed by high pressure work until April when a new scale will be signed.

Clinton, Ind Canton Field

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