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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1910
Page
2
Mayor Shank abandons informal approach and now conducts full trials with demurrers cross examinations and re hearings. He announced a rehearing in the city of Indianapolis versus Arthur Monday and Friday may decide the John O'Brien case.
Bicycle patrolmen Simon and Radamacker ordered to fetch Senator Beveridge from 23 West Wisconsin street. They doubted he would ride or accept a rope tether. An emergency car retrieved Beveridge, the mayor’s fox terrier, after he strayed from the police station. Carl Windrum, who found the dog, received the mayor’s reward.
Fireworks and Japanese lanterns mark the water carnival at River side park with over 100 canoes and floats. The Riverside club hosts the event forming at 7:30, moving from Crooked creek north of Thirtieth street an hour later. Silver trophies totaling fifty dollars will reward the best decorated craft.
Vena Rose of 321 East Tenth Street cried for help Thursday night as a black assailant sprang from a shed grabbing her by the throat before leaping a rear fence and fleeing. Bicycle officers Oakey and Todd joined in the manhunt for the suspect. Rose resides with Z C Morris family nearby.
John B. Cockrum of Indianapolis lodge 465 T. Co. of O. F. is slated to be elected grand sire of the world at the eighty sixth annual meeting in Atlanta during the week of September 19. The Indianapolis drill team seeks victory in drills. Marion and Elwood lodges join the party traveling on a special train arranged by Charles Duval. A welcome parade and gathering in the grand judge hall will honor Cockrum upon return.
Milo H. Stuart announces the appointment of several new faculty members at Manual Training High School. The hires include Wy. Scott Hiser and G. W. Baxter in manual training, Earle M. Staissacher, Charles H. Dawk, Ayron D. Neff, Walter J. Davison, Miss Elizabeth Jasper, Margaret Pritchard, Miss May Taber, Miss Cora M. Halsey, Edith Plifer, Mope Davis, Belle Middlekant, and Wynne Lackersteen.
New York police plan to test a hand vein pattern method by Prof. Tamassin of Padua. The system claims veins on the back of the hand are unique to each person and remain unchanged with age, aiding identification through photographed vein maps.
Specialists in rural schools teach agriculture as part of a surge in technical education across New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. The work centers on consolidated rural schools with centralized buildings and dedicated trade specialists. Government funding advances college construction for civil mining and electrical engineering, plus night courses and mine ventilation.
Francis Delacey Tryde, president of a Union county investment company and director of City National Bank, shot himself after a long illness and temporary mental distress in Plainfield N J on September 9. He faced health troubles and was described as deranged before his death.
In Vorptsvie beg Virginia police report a group of youths averaging about eleven years old forced entry into a freight car. They tore open tobacco packages and extracted hundreds of picture cards, prompting arrests of several youngsters.
Probation officers of the Marion county juvenile court formed the Juvenile Court Probation Officers Association. Voluntary membership stands at 144. Officers elected for one year include Mrs. Ogden as president and Mrs Benedict and Mrs A Westiew as vice presidents, with Remnecy Wilson as secretary and Ralph Dumberger as treasurer. They plan to attend the second serial convention of the juvenile court conference in Wisconsin on November 8 to 11 and will appoint convention committees.
After a session lasting until Thursday midnight, the police court jury found Edoward Poster, a colored saloon keeper on El Massachusetts avenue, fined Waitt Sn and costs for keeping gaming loose. Seventeen men arrested in the back room were found not guilty of gaming. The raid occurred Saturday night amid betting at a card grid named E, with some participants attempting to flee and others resisting officers for their money. The trial began at 3 pm Thursday.
Mrs. Manda Jordan of 242 Runakina Street attempted fried breakfast turning pork chops with extra fuel. Sparks from the stove ignited the roof and a fire ensued causing an estimated loss of 90. The incident underscores careless cooking and house fire risk.
Edward H. and Catharine Meyers sue Tuchamipelis Traction and Terminal Co. for 15000 dollars alleging Mrs. Meyers was thrown from her car near St Wayne Avenue and North New Jersey Street on September 8, 1908 when a street car struck the auto.
A prominent Indianapolis hotel man was cured by the Gilmer Medical Institute after failures in Chicago and other cities. The institute offers treatment for many ailments and guarantees cure where possible. They advertise on Pennsylvania Street with offices and invite inquiries for those interested in treatment, including long-standing cases deemed incurable by others.
A public notice announces a free clinic offering treatment and medicines to sufferers daily except Sunday from 1 to 4 PM. No free patients will be treated outside these hours, and assistance is limited to the stated bouts. Unclear details remain about eligibility or location.
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