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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1910

Page

2

First District Seen Progressive in Its Demands

A history of shifting political currents in Indiana's First district highlights Col Frank B Poseys bid to bring ex president Roosevelt to Evansville though physical and political constraints loom. The piece notes rising progressive sentiment in the district once aligned with the old guard and hints at Beveridge endorsement while contemplating a Roosevelt visit if feasible.

Col T. R Evansville Frank B. Posey Col. Roosevelt Indianapolis Peoria Col. Posey James Hemenway la Follette Roosevelt Hemenway Old Guard O. K Albert J. Beveridge State Committee

Anti-Korn Democrats Found in Local Ward Books

The piece notes a key statewide poll looming in thirty days with a focus on anti-Korn Democrats in Indianapolis wards. It cites Marion County figures like Will Coleman and reports five anti-Korn Democrats in the sixth ward while others offer transport to boost Beveridge support ahead of Monday’s poll book deliveries.

Indianapolis Beveridge Will Coleman Marion County Committee

Duplicity in Gompers Rally Stirs Labor Crowd

A Tomlinson democratic meeting organized by Marion County candidate John Keegan drew labor leaders who applauded Gompers mainly on union business. Gompers endorsed Keegan and Joe Turk while failing to name Republican unionists, and he backed Beveridge over Kern in the general remarks.

Gompers Samuel Gompers Tomlinson John Keegan Marion County Metal Trades Council Joe Turk Beveridge Kern

Beveridge Tonight Prepares Veterans Address at Marion Club

Veterans from across the state head to Indianapolis for a special Tuesday event at the state fair. Senator Albert J. Beveridge will speak at the Marion club Monday night for veterans. He is also set to address the State travelling men's Republican association in the Claypool hotel Saturday night.

Indianapolis Albert J. Beveridge Marion Club State Travelling Men's Republican Association Claypool Hotel

Much Wanted Man Alleged Swindler anderson tale

Special to The Law Franklin Miller is believed to be the same man accused of similar frauds in the Midwest. He allegedly obtained $3,000 from the county auditor with a forged deed for Joseph Welcher’s farm in Anderson. He is sought in Fremont, Nebraska and other cities.

Anderson Wranklin Miller Joseph “Welcher Cman Aimilar Freemont

United Brethren In Christ Close Meet

Bishop G. M. Mathews spoke at the sixty-fifth annual conference closing in the Kephart memorial auditorium at Indiana Central University. He described the Edinburg Scotland mission conference. Revs Richardson Long Ford Ward Shannon received new assignments. next conference slated for Indianapolis.

G. M. Mathews Church of the United Brethren In Christ Kephart Memorial Indiana Central University Mathews Edinburg Scotland M. K. Richardson Brookside Church BE. Long First G. C Jackson Park

Thousands Sleep Outdoors After Montreal Eucharistic Congress

More than 100000 visitors in Montreal after the twenty first international Eucharistic congress faced slow egress and many slept on Mt. Royal slopes. Cardinal Vannutelli sent warm greetings from the United States and predicted a US trip after the congress. Clerics praised the event as a success, with plans for future congresses in Seville Vienna Lyons and possibly the United States.

Cardinal Vannutelli Church of Rome North America United States Congress Holy Father America Cardinal Gibbons Seville Spain Vienna Lyons France Church of Rome Mgr. Heylen Namur Eucharistic Congress Committee Mt. Royal Montreal

Darker shade may be drawn in New York probe

New York investigators plan to obtain ledgers from J. P. Morgan Bache Co. to reveal possible payments to New York Assembly members. District Attorney Whitman says state penal code could compel surrender. The Bache books may illuminate ties between lobbyists and Wall Street and implicate figures like Gene Woods and William Buckley. The committee delayed session Monday and will not meet Tuesday.

New York New York State Assembly Albany Whitman Bache & Co Wall Street J. 8. Bache & Co Gene” Woods William H. Buckley Canada Hotchkiss Bache Black Horse Cavalry Assembly

Sunday School Week Planned at Seventh Christian

Sunday school week begins Monday September 19 at Seventh Christian church Udell and Annetta streets. Leaders outline a grand program of songs addresses and conferences to raise standards across departments with Rev. O L Orcutt Rev Harry G Hill Mrs H L Hutson Prof Charles T Patt and Garry L Cook among speakers and choruses providing music. A C Ward leads the gathering with Mrs Lora Moore Foote presiding.

Seventh Christian Church Udell Annetta O. L. Orcutt Dr. Orcutt Opportunity C. A. McGuire Home Department Harry G. Hill H. L. Hutson Hut 8. M. Moore Maud Lucas Rumpler Lereta Carr Lora Moore Foote

Newport labeled hells vestibule by Boston pastor

In Tremont Temple, Rev. Dr. Cortland Myers declared Newport “the vestibule of hell” during his anniversary sermon raising a storm in Boston. He attacked high society as “low-grade” after recounting weekend revelry where jewels worth millions were worn. The remark sparked intense discussion in Back Bay.

Boston Newport Back Bay Dr. Myers

Veterans Gather for Annual Indiana Infantry Reunion

Veterans of the 123rd Indiana Infantry arrive at the statehouse for a reunion starting Monday. The 68th Indiana Infantry meets Tuesday in room 80, followed by the 13th cavalry and 33rd infantry in rooms 12 and 80 respectively. The 7th infantry encamps in room 11 and Thursday the 33rd and 13th share a dinner in the front basement set for 200 attendees.

123Rd Indiana Infantry Statehouse Sixty-eighth Thirteenth Indiana Cavalry Thirty-third Infantry Seventh Infantry Thirty-third

Stolen Alaska Ship Heist Ties Up Detective Leads

Detectives say no crew can be found for the location of 500 000 dollars in gold bullion stolen from the steamer Humboldt between Fairbanks Alaska and Seattle. The ship docked in Seattle last Friday and the theft was found Sunday night. The bullion consigned by Alaska Washington bank of Fairbanks to First National Bank of Seattle was insured and lead was substituted by the thieves.

Seattle Wash Humboldt Fairbanks Alaska Alaska- Washington Bank of First National Bank of Seattle

Americans Favor Charity Assertion at German Protestant Home

Charles W. Fairbanks told over 2,000 Germans at the German General Protestant Orphans Home anniversary that Americans are the most kindly disposed toward charity. The speech occurred Sunday on the institute grounds, highlighting cross cultural goodwill.

Charles W. Fairbanks Mr. Fairbanks Institute

William H Payne Dies In Indianapolis

William H Payne aged 54 died at his home 1117 Polk Street at 2 p m Sunday after a fall illness of several months. He was an attorney and longtime Indianapolis resident. Survived by his mother Martha C Kendall Newcastle wife Mary E B Payne and half brother Oliver Kendall Newcastle. Funeral will be at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon with burial at Crown Hill.

William Payne William H. Payne Polk Street Mr. Payne Indianapolis Martha C. Kendall Newcastle Mary EB. Payne Oliver Kendall

Robbery on Illinois Street Nets Purse From Two Women

Miss Margaret Kenney and Miss Mary Ellett, both of North Illinois Street, were robbed of a four purse containing $2 Saturday night between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets as a Black man fled from an alley. Police report a suspect fled north after the act.

Margaret Kenney North Ihnois Street Ilinois Street Mary Ellett North Illinois Street Payne Putes Sahni

Bryan to Take Indiana Stump for Five Days

William J. Bryan will speak in Indiana for five days in the fall campaign beginning Oct. 15. The Democratic state committee confirmed the plan after Lincoln Nebraska announced the dates. He will deliver several speeches daily, all scheduled with no tail end or ear platform remarks.

William J. Bryan Indiana Lincoln Neb Democratic State Committee

Bryan to Speak in Indianapolis Then Rural Districts

The text suggests Bryan will deliver his first speech in Indianapolis and then be sent to rural districts favorable to him. The state committee hopes he will stay a full week, but he has promised to remain for only five days.

Bryan Indianapolis State Committee

One oat has little acorn beat a block

Mrs J W Sewart of Frankfort Indiana shows how one original grain of Russian white oats, planted over years, multiplied from a few stalks to 1 334 bushels on a little over an acre, after chickens ate three of the first four grains.

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