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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
16
Philadelphia dispatch notes a defense of Theodore Roosevelt against criticism from the New York World and Evening Post. The piece argues Roosevelt is inherently inconsistent yet loyal to the people, guiding the nation toward a labor and reform driven path.
Coroner Blackwell again questions telegraph operator F W Coates about the Monday Big Four wreck. Yard conductor Frank Beck testifies he did not see Coates leave his office to close the switch. Coates says he could not close the switch due to missing a key and had previously refused to handle switches.
Shaffroth was renominated by the democratic state convention on Thursday and his reform faction gained complete control, a sharp blow to the machine faction within Illinois politics.
In Hartford on September 15, Democrats claim to back a push toward a Democrat Senate seat, following the state Republican convention. Morgan Gardner Bulkley appears set to retire, while Governor candidate Charles Goodwin has ties to J Pierpont Morgan and New Haven interests. Lieutenant Governor Lake, defeated by Goodwin, was linked to corporate interests and the old-line machine, which loses several congressmen as a result. The Democratic gubernatorial nominee is former Justice Simon E. Baldwin of the state supreme court.
At the New Jersey Democratic state convention on Thursday, strong support emerged for nominating Woodrow Wilson, president of Princeton University, as the party’s candidate for governor. The meeting in Trenton reflected widespread backing for Wilson.
Miss Bessie Atin Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Lee of Rushville wed Dr Harvey Allen Van Osdol of Indianapolis in a Wednesday afternoon ceremony at the bride's Rushville home. The couple left for their new home in Indianapolis.
Col Theodore Roosevelt opened his bid for control of the New York Republican organization at the Suffolk county fair in Riverhead. About fifteen thousand attended as banners and tags proclaimed Teddy in 1912 while Roosevelt outlined political developments in New York.
James E. Lesueur, sentenced to Staite prison two to five years by Vanderburg county circuit court for bigamy, appeals to the supreme court. The case centers on a sensational matrimonial entanglement with disputed divorce and testimony involving two Vanderburg county women. He previously married Grace Willis of De Witt Missouri, then Rowena Rogers of Evansville, who sought divorce. He testified of a dinner invitation beside Jeanne H Kelley with wedding imagery described in the decorations.
Special to The Sun reports thousands face job losses as 2000 Gary area steel workers are laid off in forty days. Unmarried workers are dismissed first while construction of new plants continues. At Illinois Steel in South Chicago layoffs reach 25 to 30 percent due to lack of orders.
Kokomo Ind Sept 15 Hon John W Kern of Indianapolis spoke to Alto old settlers and county soldiers picnic Wednesday Kern born at Alto delivered remarks praising community history and local ties.
The article explains bishops and coadjutor bishops in the Catholic Church. It notes the pope appoints bishops from three names, the bishop's authority over diocese, and the consecration ceremony where the new bishop blesses the faithful.
Vatican officials acknowledge King Manuel of Portugal has allied with King Alfonso of Spain against Iberian clericals. The closing of the Aldeia Ponte Jesuit monastery signals a likely Vatican Lisbon rift as church state tensions threaten a France-like divorce of church and state. Premier Canselhas states education must be secular, halting Catholic schooling.
JG Wagner died January 14 at 1 a m at 1811 Wade Street aged 88. Funeral Friday at 1 pm burial Crown Hill. Also notice for MANY and Julia O Connor of Chicago. Undertaker listings. Northview real estate ad urges Sunday visitation and Broad Ripple car stop at 54th Street, promises profits and easy terms with reasons for increases.
Mrs. Mae Edwards found guilty of assault and battery for shooting Turner Huls in Washington Indiana. Jury, after an all night session, imposed a $1 fine plus costs. Huls was part of a mob that visited Edwards residence. she fired after seeing him with a man who had wronged her.
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