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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1910

Page

3

Oldest Quaker educator Walter T Carpenter dies at 99

Walter T Carpenter 99 longtime head of Friends boarding school in Richmond died at home. Born in Duanesburg New York he rode west in a log cabin on wheels taking six weeks. He led the school that became Earlham College and later served as a trustee until 1893. Surviving children include Charles Carpenter Richmond Mrs Wright Kokomo and Mrs Harmon Indianapolis.

Richmond Ind Walter T. Carpenter Earlham College Duanesburg Schenectady County N. Y Ohio Susan Mabie Wilmington Charles G. Carpenter W. J. Wright Kokomo D. W. Harmon Indianapolis

Death by Telephone Wire Shocks Danville Child

In Danville Indiana Paul Merritt seven year old son of Mr and Mrs James Merritt was killed by 6600 volt current from the town light and power wires. While in a tree in his yard he grabbed a telephone wire and cried he would swing out and touch the big wire. The current surged through his body and he hung head downward until released.

Danville Ind Paul Merritt James Merritt Danville Light & Vent Company

Mother claims babe possessed by devil in cruelty case

Huntington Ind September 1 Mrs Matilda Milledge after further cruelty charges told Judge Cook that her three year old son was possessed by a devil and she punished it. She said she threw a knife at the child when it laughed at her like its father whom she hated. The child was removed and sent to the orphans home.

Huntington Ind Matilda Milledge Cook

Forgives Wife but Will Prosecute Man in Wabash

In Wabash Indiana on September 1 sheriff arrested Charles Mackmer for eloping with Mrs. Harry Hall to Otsego Michigan. The couple were brought back to Wabash. The husband forgave Mrs. Hall and took her home, but Mackmer remains jailed to face prosecution.

Wabash Ind Sheriff Freeman Charles Mackmer Harry Hall Otsego Mich Mackmer Hall

Skeleton May Be All Through Sand Hill In Michigan

The Hoosier slide at Sand Hill Michigan reveals a man’s arm radius. Observers note the hill continually shifts, and expect other body parts to be uncovered as it moves.

Sand Hill Michigan Tly Ind Hoosier Big Hill

Motorcycle Race Featured in Labor Day Kokomo Program

In Kokomo Indiana on Labor Day a motorcycle race will be a feature of the program. A Kokomo manufactured motorcycle will make its first appearance in the racing lineup.

Kokomo Ind

Vanderburgh Republicans Pick Delegates for Joint Rep Nomination

Special to She Sun from Evansville Indiana describes Vanderburgh county Republicans meeting Wednesday to choose delegates for the Saturday convention to nominate a candidate for joint representative from Vanderburgh Knox and Gibson counties. Attorney Charles Werner of Evansville is likely to be nominated.

Evansville Ind Vanderburg County Vanderburg Knox Gibson Charles Werner

Samuel Fitch 84th Birthday Reignites Republican Family

Special to The Son Columbus Indiana September 1 Former County Auditor Samuel Fitch celebrated his eighty fourth birthday. He is father of eighteen children, with forty five grandchildren and thirty five great grandchildren. He and all of his direct descendants are Republicans. Frank will open his North Alabama.

Columbus Ind Samuel Fitch

Brothers Offer Defense for Sister in Forgery Case

In Huntington Indiana on September 1 193? Jennie Booe Morris a New York woman charged with a five year old forgery faces possible penitentiary. Her brothers H M Booe of Cayuga and James Booe of Austin Indiana engaged a lawyer and met her in jail to plan defense.

Huntington Ind Jennie Booe-Morris New York H. M. Booe Cayuga James Booe Austin

Indianapolis Men Fill Marion Pulpits for Conference

The state conference of charities and correction schedules September 10 to 13 in Marion with pulpit supply by visitors. Gov Marshall to speak twice. Judge Stubbs and Frank D Loomis headlining. Other speakers include Miss Alice Graydon Prof P F Moran Judge Collins Prof A Hk Charman Rabbi Emil W Leipziger Rev B Hoellepeter Weatherby and several professors and officials from Purdue, Terre Haute Normal, Columbus and Michigan City.

Marion Ind State Conference of Charities and Correction Gov Marshall Stubbs Indianapolis First Presbyterian Church Frank D. Loomis Swayzee Street P. F. Moran Purdue Collins Michigan City C. Peyton Jeffersonville Reformatory

Widow seeks full probe into husband’s death in Crawfordsville

Mrs Ettie Johnson widow of Edward Johnson hires Jones and Murphy to represent her in the investigation. She demands a thorough inquiry, believing her husband died of natural causes. The inquest will resume tomorrow in Crawfordsville Indiana.

Crawfordsville Ind Ettie Johnson Edward Johnson Jones & Murphy

Osborne Named by Joint Convention in Indiana

Osborne of Sheridan was named by the democratic convention of Tipton and Hamilton counties for joint representative. Tipton county backed W. E. Longly on the first ballot, but with Lougiey not a candidate it was considered largely complimentary.

Noblesville Ind George Osborne Sheridan Tipton Hamilton Counties Tipton County W. E. Longly Lougiey

Roanoke Votes No Fire Protection

Roanoke Ind Sept 1. Roanoke voted dry as water works question settled 87 to 62 against the works. There will be no fire protection for sometime to come.

Roanoke Ind

Lutheran synod discontinues Pacific seminary after year

The joint Lutheran synod in Richmond Ind on September 1 decided to end the Pacific seminary as a theological school after one year. A new academy was started at Hebron Neb and the Texas request for a school was dismissed.

Richmond Ind Joint Lutheran Synod Pacific Seminary Hebron Neb Texas

Merchants Welcome New Post Lights in Kokomo

Kokomo, Ind. merchants install post lights to replace arches in the business districts. The change is welcomed as a modernization effort enhancing streetscapes and safety for shoppers and workers downtown.

Kokomo Ind

Balloonist nearly killed in fall at Rushville fairground

Frank Crawford of Marion Indiana, a balloonist, plunged about twenty five feet while attempting to clear a small tree in Rushville during the county fair. He survived the tumble and believes he can ascend again on Thursday.

Rushville Ind Frank Crawford Marion

Well runs dry after homecoming liquor raid chase

Special to The Sum. Columbus Indiana September 1. Marshal Sullivan of Hope posted a $25 reward for anyone caught selling liquor illegally during the homecoming. The next day the town well went dry.

Columbus Ind Marshal Sullivan “of Hope

Concrete Homes for Steel Company Men in Gary Indiana

The United States Steel Corporation plans 200 fully concrete dwellings for its workers in Gary Indiana. Using metal forms from a Milwaukee firm under the Reichert system, the project aims for fireproof, easily renovated homes with reduced labor costs compared to wood frame construction. If successful, similar units may be built at other steel centers.

Gary Ind United States Steel Corporation Steel Company Milwaukee Reichert Steel Corporation

Revolver brandished in old feud at Franklin town

In Freefield Indiana on September 1 Harry Hamilton thrust a revolver at Dan Williams and fired three times but the gun failed to go off. A girl urged not to shoot and Hamilton struck Williams with brass knuckles. Hamilton, who holds a long standing grudge, was arrested while trying to flee the town.

Freenfield Ind Harry Hamilton Dan Williams Williams Hamilton

Smothering Vault Holds Two Clerks in Narrow Escape

In Anderson Indiana Ray Griswold and Miss Irene Stuart employees of the Indiana Union Traction Company offices were inadvertently shot in the office vault on Wednesday. They were released after forty five minutes exhausted and crying for help. No one heard their cries until the head clerk returned seeking papers.

Anderson Ind Ray Griswold Irene Stuart Indiana Union Traction Company

Princeton Church Celebrates Centennial Event

Princeton United Presbyterian church marks its centennial starting Thursday night with Rev. S. R. Lyons of Richmond delivering the opening address. Rev. John A. Gordon will give the principal address Friday evening, and Friday afternoon W. W. Blair will present a paper detailing the church history.

Princeton Stud United Presbyterian Church S. R. Lyons Richmond John A. Gordon W. W. Blair

Tucker Takes Life Jumping in Wolf River

Oshkosh Wisconsin September 1 Frank T Tucker second assistant to the Wisconsin attorney general and La Follette candidate for attorney general committed death by his own action by jumping into the Wolf river early Thursday The event marks a shocking political and personal tragedy in the state capital region.

Tucker Oshkosh Wis Frank T. Tucker Wisconsin la Follette Wolf River

Knox county Republicans nominate ticket in Vincennes

In Vincennes Indiana on September 1 the Knox county Republicans named a full ticket including Representative Thomas Bridgeman clerk Alying McCormick auditor Curtis folk treasurer James B Adams sheriff Edward Shaw recorder William Willis coroner Dr Charles W Benham surveyor Thomas Crandall assessor George Hubbard and commissioners Albert Shorey and William Smith Bridgeman defeated Attorney James M House to win the nomination.

Vincennes Ind Knox County Republicans Thomas Bridgeman Alying McCormick Curtis Lolk James B. Adams Edward Shaw William Willis Charles W. Benham Thomas Crandall George Hubbard Albert Shorey William Smith Bridgeman James M. House

Former Muncie Mayor Charles W. Sherritt Dies

Charles W. Sherritt fifty six year old former mayor of Muncie died Wednesday night at his home. He was a prominent businessman and one of the best known residents of the city. He came to Muncie in 1807.

Ware Muncie Ind Charles W. Sherritt

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Friends’ Boarding School Babe Werner Frank Alabama State Charities Conference Osborne Moore Nathaniel Elizabeth Moore Oxford Nebraskan Indiana Thomas Moore Winchester Gary Corporation Princeton Church Strong Company The Indiana Trust Co North Pennsyi Ms Wania FipWeper C. Simon Ely Meyer Ely Meyer & M. C. Simon Gerritt A. Archibald East Washington Street Zac Messrs Charles Nichols Harry Gates Ray M. Barth J. R. Smith William Horn Clarence Mills the Quality Shop Company North Pennsylvania
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