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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1909

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Science splits polar feats as Cook and Peary clash over temps

London reports scientists find both corroboration and contradiction in Dr. Frederick Cook and Commander Robert Peary accounts of polar dash. While ice descriptions align beyond the 87th parallel, temperature figures diverge sharply, with Cook at 88 below and Peary listing 30 below, complicating claims to the north pole conquest.

London Frederick A. Cook North Pole Robert E. Peary Times Cook Peary Dr. Cook 88Th Parallel

Beautiful Wife of a Lunatic Ends Life in London

Mrs Jane Gordon Sartori Perin, wife of Lawrence Perin a millionaire ex inmate of lunatic asylums, shot herself at Harrow on the Hill London. The couple eloped in 1904 creating a society sensation. Perin, previously committed to Butler’s Insane asylum, had left England for the United States this week.

New York Diem London Jane Gordon Sartori Perin Lawrence Pena Harrow-on-the-Hill Fencher Alrady Messnge Graes Enggland Atates Philadelphia Perin Baltimore White House Roosevelt Butter Provincetown Mass Boston

Noted writer Eliz a Beth Sirachfeld dies after long illness

Miss Elizabeth Sirachfeld, noted writer and lecturer and authority on educational topics, died in Buffalo New York after several months of illness announcing her death today.

Buffalo N. Y Elizabeth Sirachfeld

Debates Over Poolroom Gambling Stir Dearborn County

The Rev John Frederick campaigns against poolrooms and betting in Dearborn County but withholds evidence for a possible prosecution by Prosecuting Attorney J H Russe who claims Frederick fled to Kentucky as searches continue. Russe links his liquor actions to the accusations amid community tensions.

John Frederick Dearborn Gov Marshall J. H. Russe Russe Frederick Kentucky

Woman Fires at Burglar and Boy Capture Reported

A 10 year old colored boy burglar was captured by Captain Harry Franklin after Mrs. Ida Cooper fired at him while he cut glass from her candy store on Indiana avenue. The boy confessed to thefts at J M Ward’s drug store and E M Keen’s drug store and implicated two others. The trio were said to have been staying in the YMCA basement.

Harry Franklin Lda Cooper Indiana Avenue J. M Ward E. M. Keen Capt Franklin Capt. Franklin McCurdy Jones John Lewis Ernest M Jones

Belated Order Cleans Indiana Avenue Crime Hub

Police chief Metzger orders a cleanup on Indiana Avenue after nine arrests in two nights. Officers say loafers with money in good clothing are to leave the city as nuisance complaints grow. Shoeshining parlors run by Black men are accused of masking crap games in car rooms with watchers.

Metzger Indiana Avenue

Burwell Changes Plea In Embezzlement Case

David H. Burwell once a prohibition orator and later an employee of Columbia Voting Machine was arrested in Buffalo for embezzling 600 dollars. In Indianapolis he withdrew a guilty plea in court but later pleaded guilty and faced a prison term of two to 11 years. He cited nervousness and lack of sleep when first entering court. Bond was reduced to 1000 dollars with possible release on bail before trial.

David H. Burwell Columbia Voting Machine Company Buffalo N. Y Indianapolis Jai

Busy criminal court calendar ahead next week

Judge Pritchard warns a heavy docket in criminal court with two cases set for the coming week. Many appeals originate from police court while other matters involve minor offenses.

Pritchard Police Court

Read the little want ads every day and act

A note encourages daily use of want ads to find desired items and to post a personal want ad if nothing matches. It promises prompt responses and potential quick returns from placing your own ad.

Swindle Suspects Sought After Goods Value 3000

Sheriff deputies pursue a man named W R Taylor and woman Nola Williams for attempting to defraud Indianapolis merchants of goods worth about 3000. They bought on installment plans at multiple stores and loaded items into a box car before replevin actions were filed.

Woessner W. R. Taylor Nola Williams Indianapolis Bloere Taylor Williams N. Capitol Avenue Blaine Avenue Ashland Avenue People’s Q Outfitting Company Wulschner-Stewart Music National Furniture Company Sloan Tyler

Shooting Over Dice Game Quarrel Ends in Fatality

Wiley Daniels was shot by Wilson Loving, poolroom keeper, after a quarrel over a dice game at an Indiana avenue establishment. Witnesses including William Loving and Hiley Taylor testified a dice game occurred, Daniels losing and seeking his money. Loving claimed self defense.

Wiley Daniels Wilson Loving Indiana Avenue Blackwell William Loving Hiley Taylor Loving Taylor Daniels

Alleged Accomplice Arrested in Court

Clarence Ray of the Indiana National Guard signal corps was arrested in police court by Detective William Holtz on embezzlement charges. He is linked to Frank Bacon who faced charges for obtaining merchandise and issuing worthless checks. Ray, 23, appeared to sue Bacon and was recognized by the detective.

Clarence Ray Signal Corps Indiana National Guard William Holtz Ray Frank Bacon Bacon Holts

Suing for Divorce Huldane Case Ties Up Finances

Luzenita Trietsch sues Philip Trietsch Saturday alleging desertion. She claims $10,000 in his personal property and a business earning capacity of 00 a month. She seeks $4,000 yearly support and control or sale of his business and authority to collect money in banks or safety boxes. Nelle O Lee files for divorce from John H Lee claiming desertion and lack of support.

Ty Deposit Boxes Nelle O. Lee Colonnade Flats Meridian and Pratt Streets John H. Lee

Bread thief libel suits filed for $3000 damages

John L. Bernhardt filed three suits seeking $1,000 in damages each after alleging he was defamed by Louis Sponsor Kate Sponsel of 4 Sanders Street and George Eden of 417 Sanders Street. He claims a conversation branded him a thief and claimed he stole $19 worth of bread from Sponsel’s father.

John L. Bernhardt Louis Sponser Kate Sponsel Sanders Street George Eden Sponsel

Murderer Driven From Hideout by Hunger in Canonsburg

Peter Czerankoviah, accused of killing Alex Bololo last Sunday night, is driven from a woods hideout by hunger and claims the killing was in self defense as authorities pursue the case in Canonsburg.

Canonsburg Peter Czerankoviah Alex Bololo

Wisest Names Circle Indiana State Chairman Bid

Politicians from both parties crowded the state fair as Gov. Marshall hosted visitors and state offices. Key Republicans eyed the chairmanship with Remy New and Durbin among top contenders while others like Bonnell and Sims were discussed. Until the state committee is reorganized the party awaits a harmonizer to steer nominations and strategy.

Marshall State Bureau of Accounts Deharity Republican Party Freda A. Sims Sims Charles Remy Harry S. New W. T. Durbin John Bonnell Capt. New Col Durbin Moses Mr. Remy Carl Riddick G. A. H. Shideler R. G. Tucker Jonce Monahan Ed V. Fitzpatrick Lew Peetz Indiana

Boy Electrocuted by Live Wire in Anderson

In Anderson Indiana 10 year old Willard Shawcross was electrocuted last evening after grabbing a dangling telephone wire at his home and pulling it into contact with a city light wire. His mother Emma Shawcross widow mourns. Theodore Kelly suffered severe burns while attempting to jerk the wire free.

Anderson Ind Willard Shawcross Emma Shawcross Theodore Kelly Shawcross

Poor Woman Receives Million Dollar Inheritance Tale

In San Francisco Mrs Mary Kendregen aged about 80 travels to New York for a rumored million dollar property left by a husband she long believed absent. He was jailed in the Tombs over sixty years ago, later released and avoided contact. the marriage was annulled but New York attorneys contest the annulment as illegal.

San Francisco Mary Kendregen New York

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Romane Girl Pacer Parison Lewis Nixon Marienbad Wlbight King Edward King MR. Nixon Esplanade Cooper Burwell Prioui Gell Eldredge Carter Court Street E. New York Street May Allen E. Court Street Deaconess Hospital Ernoon Mary Allen Eldredge Trimpe Rucker Carter Paul Russe Court Street House Russo Saia Huldane Hl Financed Luzenita Trietsch Philip Trietsch Trietsch Mr. Trietsch Statehouse Remy Durbin NEW
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