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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1910

Page

2

Business Men Plan Trade Train Trip To Indianapolis Market

About twenty of the berths on the special Indianapolis trade association train have been booked by robbers and manufacturers lining up for a five day invasion of southern Hindis beginning October 3 under the banner Indianapolis the Heart of Trade. Secretary W J Dobyns says interest is high and space may need a fifth sleeping car. Freight bulletins detail shipping facilities into the Illinois territory to entice merchants to send business to Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Trade Association Indianapolis Heart of Trade Mindrs Central W. J. Dobyns Trade Association Illinois Territory C. C. Hanch

State Candidates Attend Marion Club Smoker

At least eight state candidates will attend a Marion club smoker Friday night for precinct ward and township committeemen. W S Blatchley Judge R N Miller Judge Joseph N Rabb Jonce Mobghan J L Peetz John E Reed Ed V Fitzpatrick Finley Mount are listed with several expected to be absent. County candidates plan to attend. Senator Beveridge will give an informal speech at the first large campaign gathering under Marion club auspices.

Marion Club W. S. Blatchley R. N. Miller Joseph N. Rabb Jonce Mobghan J. L. Peetz John E. Reed Ed V. Fitzpatrick Finley Mount Beveridge

Seat Sale Opens at New Theater Monday

The box office at B. F. Keith's Grand opera house opens at 9 AM Monday with seats on sale for the Sept week. The new theater will welcome patrons Monday afternoon for the season. C. G. Stevens manages the house and G. A. Showalter serves as treasurer. Three Families Meet for Negley Reunion at Brookside Park with officers elected including W. G. Reed president and C. J. Negley vice president.

B. F. Keith Grand Opera House C. G. Stevens G. A. Showalter Jacob Negley Brookside Park Negley Reed

No Speech Planned for Labor Day Festivities

Joseph R. Lumley grand marshal of Labor day events will meet aides to fix the program and ensure smooth arrangements. No changes are expected from plans announced. There will be no speeches at Labor park. After the parade unions will go to the park where ten free attractions await.

Joseph R. Lumley Labor Park

Horse fatally injured after interurban collision near Acton

A horse struck by an interurban car near Acton Thursday night suffered severe injuries with two broken legs. The owner could not be found. A local veterinary surgeon, told by the interurban company not to kill the animal, consulted police who authorized humane euthanasia if needed.

Acton Inte Urban Company

Mayor's Advisors Meet To Discuss Fire Department Upgrades

Mayor Shank's advisory committee meets Monday afternoon in the governor's room at 4 o'clock to discuss improvements in the fire department aimed at lowering insurance premiums. Several members have been away for the summer, delaying previous meetings.

Shank Governor’s Room Board of Trade

Two Men Thrown From Buggy in Street Crash

A horse pulling a buggy driven by Oscar Franklin of 323 East Ohio Street became frightened by an interurban car at Pennsylvania and Ohio streets Thursday night. The buggy overturned and Franklin and his passenger Bowen were thrown Louis es ard. Both were aided at the scene.

Oscar Franklin Ohio Street Pennsylvania Ohio Streets Franklin May Bowen

Man of Flags Recites War Poetry Amid Flag Remnants

Maj. David McCormick recites a Sarah T Bolton poem in a somber Indiana state house session as flags from Mexican and Civil War regiments are unveiled for the Mexican war veterans reunion. The display includes the battered standards of the Nineteenth Indiana Gettysburg casualties, the Seventieth Harrison regiment, and remnants of the Thirty-fourth and Seventh Indiana banners. The Third regiment flags show reduced star counts reflecting long losses and sparse surviving insignia.

Maj David McCormick Senate State House Sarah T. Bolton Maj. McCormick Indiana United States Gettysburg Benjamin Harrison Third United Regiment

Open Fire As Burglar Jumps From Window

A burglar was found in Jesse Layton's Olinville home at 2 am. Layton Jr. fired on the fleeing intruder as he jumped through a window, leaving blood on the sill and $85 missing. The burglar trail was not recovered. A separate report says P J Ford's shop was broken into, with cigars tobacco candy and $1 stolen.

Jesse Layton Olinville Mr. Layton Jesse Layton Jr Layton P. J. Ford Division Street

City Ordinances You Should Know Regulation of Dead Dogs

City ordinances prohibit removing or disposing of a dog or animal killed within the city that is suspected of rabies until the board of health inspects. The killer must notify the board immediately. penalties include a fine of 25 to 50 dollars.

Board of Health

Welcome planned for Apostolic Delegate in Indianapolis

When his excellency Diomede Falconio apostolic delegate to the United States arrives in Indianapolis on Wednesday September 14 he will be welcomed in a right royal fashion by the Knights of Columbus. A procession with twenty five automobiles will escort him to the episcopal home on North Meridian street before the consecration of Very Rev Joseph Chartrand as coadjutor bishop of Indianapolis on September 15 at Cathedral SS Peter and Paul. A banquet at the Denison hotel will follow with Patrick J. Kelleher as chairman of the Knights entertainment committee.

Diomede Falconio United States Indianapolis Joseph Chartrand Knights of Columbus Knights Union Station North Meridian Street SS. Peter and Paul Denison Patrick J. Kelleher The

August Deaths Report Shows No Murders That Month

The August death report notes no murders for the period. Two fatalities stemmed from speeding motor vehicles, while other deaths are not specified in the fragment.

Simonds Examines Newcastles Milk Supply

Dr J P Simonds continues an inquiry into Newcastle milk after typhoid and GI illness, sending multiple samples to the state health board lab. The outbreak is linked to poor sanitation, especially in the new factory district lacking sewers and an open central ditch.

Newcastle J. P. Simonds State Board of Health

Follows Women and Meets Bicycle Men

Zell Hardler of 320 North Illinois street alleges William Spann followed two women from his home and drew a knife. Spann, described as intoxicated, pursued the women and was later arrested by Bicycle Policemen for drunkenness and drawing deadly weapons.

Zell Hardler North Illinois Street William Spann Hardler Hardier Spann Glenn and Schlangan

Ice Cream Social Postponed Indefinitely

The West Side mission of the W C T U has postponed its ice cream social planned for Friday evening indefinitely due to undisclosed reasons.

West Side Mission

Staff Chosen for Mexican War Veterans Parade

Gen. B. A. Richardson grand marshal announces staff for the parade on Tuesday September 6. Members include Gen. George W. Powell Major D. L. McCormick Capt. James H. Porter Capt. Joseph Belsley Capt. D. H. Olive Lieut. Harry Campbell Col. Russell B. Harrison Newton J. McGuire and Jacob Traub.

B. A. Richardson George W. Powell D. L. McCormick James H. Porter Joseph Belsley D. H. Olive Harry Campbell Russell B. Harrison Newton J. McGuire Jacob Traub

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