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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
1
Hanly remains in control as governor and leader of the Indiana Republicans. The upstarts who questioned his authority have realigned, marching in step under the familiar rallying cry. A few dissenters are silenced as party unity tightens around the established order.
Pittsburg Pa Sept 6 The Cosmopolitan National Bank Sixth and Liberty avenues was closed this morning by order of the comptroller of the currency. Robert Lyons receiver of Allegheny National Bank was named receiver of Cosmopolitan. Officials say the bank is insolvent though federal staff offered no details.
In Omaha on September 3 a physician, Dr Frederick T Ruetin, allegedly wounded in his own home, refuses to identify his attacker. Dr Milliard Langfeld, first on the scene, says the surgeon lay coatless in the hallway and that the intruder left with a head injury. Rumors point to domestic discord involving Leona Rice and the physician’s former relationship with Mrs Justin, as neighbors report recent bitter quarrels.
Republican National Chairman Frank Hitchcock met with Vice-President Charles W. Fairbanks at his Indianapolis home Friday evening and secured the vice-president’s pledge to support the ticket. Hitchcock said Taft would soon hit the stump for a few campaign speeches, and noted progress by his committee.
Word has been received that Mrs. Jacob Brown, mother of Eddie Brown the boy violinist, is now in Budapest recovering from a very serious illness. Her physician has assured relatives that all danger is passed.
VALVIN N. RENDALDS, superintendent of schools in Indianapolis, defends women teachers against Prof. George W. Ehler who warned that they feminize boys. Kendall says there is no danger, favors more teachers in lower grades, and insists men should not teach in primary classes. He notes the wage limits hinder hiring, praises the work of women in grammar and primary grades, and distinguishes between the two levels.
Probate Judge M N A Walker, ill with typhoid fever, has pneumonia as a complication. His temperature fell Saturday morning and doctors are encouraged. Lung trouble adds anxiety but is not seen as grave danger.
The Indianapolis Sun newsboys brigades visit Wonderland Park for a day of tickets rides and open air fun. The boys behave well while crowds applaud their playful antics at the tickler, scenic railway, chutes and vaudeville, earning compliments from management.
Pearl Icenogle sues Clarence J. Icenogle for divorce claiming separation since New Year’s Day 1906. She alleges the husband kicked her with heavy shoes during celebrations, punched her, caused a bloody nose and black eyes. She says from 1904 to 1906 he furnished no home, they lived in furnished rooms and were repeatedly evicted for nonpayment of rent, and she asserts he admits infidelity.
A flag shower will take place Tuesday at 1 30 PM in the state fair ground coliseum. Capt Wallace Foster will distribute 1500 silk flags to the children attending the event.
Police are asked to locate the father of P. F. Fenton whose 13 year old son died in Kansas City Missouri. The source notes confusion as to the father’s identity and location amid the investigation.
In Youngstown Ohio the Republican campaign opens with Gov Harris of New York and Senator Beveridge among the speakers. The morning parade marks a pivotal battle of candidates with Taft and Bryan contrasted for president. The piece lauds Taft’s achievements in Philippines Cuba and Panama and Roosevelt’s guidance. It stresses the contest to pick the wisest leader and manager for the nation.
Floyd Hawkins sues James A. MocGaw for 2500 damages claiming an oral agreement banning neighboring boarding houses was violated. Hawkins rented at 320 N Senate Ave in 1903 and opened a boarding house. a tenant allegedly displayed a large boarding house sign at 101 N Senate Ave, causing damages.
Youngstown Ohio September 5 Republican leaders express deep disappointment that Senator Foraker did not attend the campaign opening in his home state. The invitation aimed to showcase reconciliations between Foraker and Taft, with hopes he would bolster the campaign amid the Ohio event.
Boston mass Sept 3 The declaration by Chester S Jordan that he struck his wife with his bare fist is questioned after a flatiron covered with blood is found in a closet. Medical examiners contend the head wound came from a blunt instrument, and investigations seek to determine if throat wounds occurred before death.
A varied news digest notes Daniel Godell shooting Edna Bennett in Omaha with nonfatal result, a water famine worst in 20 years hitting western Pennsylvania and parts of Ohio and West Virginia, John Towns lynching near Kestler Georgia after assault, and Wilbur Wright’s 19 minute 48 25 second aeroplane flight at Le Mans, Dayton.
Mrs. Frankie Wilson of 218 W Ohio street reported a feather duster hid money proved unsafe after $5 vanished. She had Mrs Grace Thompson arrested but could not confirm theft. Thompson was discharged in police court Saturday.
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