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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1910

Page

3

Ten Grains of Carbolic Acid Sign of Murder

Inquest testimony ties widow Mrs Johnson to another man as detectives examine the Aug. 27 murder of Edward Johnson in Newcastle. Ten grains of carbolic acid found in Johnson’s stomach after exhumation form key evidence, with letters suggesting marital strain over roughly 12,000 in life insurance.

Newcastle Ind Edward Johnson George P. Ramsey Montgomery County James Harner Wabash College J. C. Hardesty Johnson Frank Stanly Prudential Metropolitan and Commonwealth Insurance Companies Tribe of Linden Betwen Her Clarence Porter Crawfordsville Johnsons

Slays Father Then Attacks Mother in Indiana Miner Town

In Petersburg Indiana Joseph Puder of Blackburn a coal miner whipped a young son and struck the mother when she tried to intervene. Warner Puder another son used a fence picket to crack his father's skull. The elderly Puller died Wednesday. No arrests have been made.

Petersburg Ind

Deserter Husband Denied by Judge Over Wage Limit

In Fort Wayne Indiana on September 8 Judge Mungo van ruled that a man with defective sight cannot earn more than 86 weekly and cannot support a wife. Count Bonn, 17 at marriage and 15 at his wife’s age, faced wife desertion charges after a six dollar job.

Wayne Ind Mungovan Ecourt Wennesday Count Bonn Bonn

Deaf mutes raise funds for state home in Indiana

Logansport Ind Sept More than 200 was raised at a Spencer park meeting of deaf mutes from fifteen cities to support a state home for indigent deaf mutes. Danson Archibald, Indianapolis teacher, spoke on conditions in other states where such homes are operated, with seventy five delegates in attendance.

Logans?iort Ind Sept. S Spencer Park Danson Archibald Deaf and Dumb School Indianapolis

Boy Hangs by Nail After Hay Wreck in Danville

Earle Weddle, son of James Weddle from near Mont Clair, fell from a bay wagon on Wednesday. He grasped the hay frame and his right hand was caught on a large nail, hanging until the flesh tore. He fell to the ground stunned and bleeding but is expected to live.

Danville Ind Earle Weddle James Weddle Mont Clair

Officers On Trail Of Daddy And Son Kidnapping Case

Columbus Indiana detectives pursue B W Sanford and his 15 year old son FAM and Sanford after a reported kidnapping from the Bartholomew County orphans home. The search unfolds as authorities seek to lawfully recover the youth and bring the suspect to justice.

Daddy and Son Columbus Ind B. W. Sanford Fam and Sanford Sounty Orphans” Home

Ex Governor Durbin Sefton Plant May Move to New York

Former Indiana governor W T Durbin, now Sefton Manufacturing vice president and major stockholder, said the firm may relocate its Anderson factory to a site on the Hudson River in New York. He noted the city has not provided incentives while other local firms received support, prompting local ire. Directors will meet next week to decide on a possible eastern plant. Sefton already operates a Chicago office. In Anderson, De Tamble motors dispute ends with possession returning to De Tamble after failed Chicago purchase attempts.

Sun Anderson Ind W. T. Durbin Seften Manufacturing Company Hudson New York Colt Durbin Sefton Sefton Company Tess Cust Chicago

Bullet Pierces Officer's Hat in Michigan City Shootout

Patrolman Thomas Weaver narrowly survived a dawn burglary attempt at Staiger hardware store as two thieves fired about a dozen shots. He confronted a burglar, was struck from behind with a pipe, then fired back as the assailants fled. A bullet pierced his coat and hat.

Michigan City Ind Staiger Hardware Thomas Weaver

No Nice White Tubs Gladden Jail Birds

Bloomington, Ind. Bath facilities for Monroe county jail prisoners are deferred after the county council rejects a $15,000 appropriation urged by Amos W. Butler of the state charity board. The council fears the plan would become too popular and ends with a tax cut of 24 cents per $100.

Bloomington Ind Monroe County Amos W. Butler State Charity Board

Typhoid Germs Found in Kokomo Wells

Reports from the state board of health show typhoid fever germs in wells in Kokomo Indiana. Dr W J Martin Kokomo board of health secretary cautions families using these wells after examination results.

Kokomo Ind State Board of Health W. J. Martin

Horse Kicks Fly. Farmer Dead From Accident

In Columbus Indiana on a September day, 24 year old farmer S Frank Schlechsner was killed while plowing when a horse kicked at a fly and struck him in the stomach. He was near Columbus when the fatal injury occurred.

Columbus Ind Frank Schlechsner Here

O Neal Wins Hot Fight for Prosecuting Attorney

Dennis O Neal of Rustville won the Democratic nomination for prosecuting attorney in the sixteenth judicial district after 526 ballots at a Shelbyville convention. Principal challengers were John Cheney of Shelbyville and John Magee of Rush County.

Shelbyville Ind Dennis O'Neal Rustville John Cheney John Magee Rush County

Sheriff Takes Man Armed Like Pirate at Winchester

Sheriff captures Dave Branden a Spanish–American War veteran after a chase to his nephew Jack Hunt home on Northwest street He arrived from Greentown with a buggy arsenal including two revolvers two knives a war club and a long chisel Branden claimed to have whipped two Kokomo policemen and caused countywide panic before insisting his big dog be jailed with him.

Winchester Ind Dave Branden Jack Hunt Northwest Street Greentown Kokomo Hit Brandon

Elkhart Man Shot on Michigan Dock

Special despatch: Ben Dreffier of Elkhart a traveling salesman, fatally wounded while sitting on a private dock at Rosedale near Petoskey Michigan. Police probe motives as a bloodhound posse scours the area. reports fluctuated on his condition with earlier word of death and later possible recovery.

Elkhart Ind Ben Dreffier Feikhart Goshen Rosedale Petoskey Mich Dpreffler

Dolly Dimples Burlesque Company Stranded in Warsaw

In Warsaw Indiana on September 8 the Dolly Dimples burlesque troupe organized in South Bend failed to secure space at the local opera house and was refused by the manager. The company is stranded and will be sent back home.

Warsaw Ind Dolly Dimples Company South Bend

Indiana woman pays 10000 to gain child custody

Evansville Ind September report from El Paso Tex says Mrs William Eichel formerly Mrs Felix Brunschwig paid 10000 for possession of her 90 year old son Alexander Frederick Brunschwig establishing a new divorce court record at El Paso The 1907 decree gave annual two months of custody while he lived in Paris The mother agreed to pay 10000 for custody until the boy turns 14 and then left for Chicago with her son en route to Evansville.

Evansville Ind el Paso Tex Wiliam Etchel Felix Brunschwig Alexander Frederick Brunschwig Paris

Suspect in Murder Suspect Gases at Old Home

In Michigan City sept Wharl A Bad sing, held in Chicago detention, is suspected of poisoning deaths of two wives. He was a former county resident and was in Michigan City last week before arrest. Mothers of the wives disagree on his guilt.

New York John Raines Jean L. Burnett Empire State Raines Senate New York State Jsurnett Allds the Sun Michigan City Sept

Jail Term Ends He Goes Back In Again

Special to The Sup Columbus Indiana September Ary Peges finished a thirty day county jail sentence for running a blind tiger and pleaded guilty to another liquor charge in circuit court. He was fined fifty dollars and sentenced to thirty days in county jail. Two other liquor sale without a license charges pending in the same court were dismissed in exchange for his guilty plea.

Columbus Ind

String to shore ends life on Blue River bank

Olen Payne 40 died by hanging from a whang tied to a sapling along the Blue River shore at New Castle Indiana. He left a note to his wife indicating where his body would be found. Payne left his bicycle hat and shoes on the river bank.

Newvastle Ind Olen Payne Blue River Payne

Quick on Trigger with Squirrel Gun

In Petersburg on September 8, 18 year old John Lance pulled a pistol after boasting I have a good squirrel gun and fatally shot 22 year old Warner Tisday at Winslow where both men worked as oil drillers. A stray bullet injured 14 year old George Minnis. Sheriff Harris arrested Lance, the result of a drunken argument.

Petersburg John Lance Warner Tisday Winslow George Minnis Harris Lance

There Are Reasons There Are Reasons Why so Many People

A fragmented line from an OCR page reflects general curiosity about why vast numbers of people keep a ready at hand package. The text hints at practical reasons behind widespread preparedness without detailing the contents or context.

Post Toasties Delight Quick Breakfast Helper

The DISTINCTIVE FLAVOUR of Post Toasties speeds breakfast by serving directly from the package with cream or milk. The sweet crisp cereal pleases children and helps mothers provide wholesome food on time. Its economical feature appeals to families keeping living costs within a limit, especially with fresh sliced peaches.

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