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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1909
Page
2
Evansville Indiana September 17 the body of Mrs Lottie Huff age 29 was found in Pigeon creek with a wound near the heart leading Coroner Edward Laval to suspect foul play A mysterious lover is believed involved as she vanished two weeks ago after receiving a letter from an unknown man.
Delegates at the second annual convention of Indiana Federated Commercial clubs met in Gary and selected Anderson as the next meeting location. Delegates from Indianapolis Crawfordsville Kokomo Fort Wayne Anderson Warsaw Richmond Goshen Elkhart Hammond South Bend New Castle and Terre Haute attended. The group discussed establishing permanent headquarters with a paid secretary.
The last quarterly conference of Fletcher Place M E Church will convene at 7 30 Saturday night with Rev C E Bacon presiding.
Ora Miller, 10, drowns in Pleasant Run at Spruce street after slipping from a dam. Samuel Falderman, 14, dives to save him, towing the body to shore though nearly drowning himself. Otto Kemper, 12, helps lift the body to land. Dr. Pasley and police failed to revive the boy.
Terre Haute Ind Sept 17 Mrs Lewis Coordes a trained nurse is in serious condition possibly facing death after swallowing a small paper of needles six years ago when a nurse behind her tickled her causing the needles to be swallowed. The needles have since forced their way out through her skin.
New York soon after Harriman death details the fate of great financiers Rogers Gould Flower Rockefeller Carnegie and others who died after relentless work. The piece traces Rogers Gould Flower Harriman and peers from poverty to vast empires noting their battles with illness, fear, and perseverance. It highlights Gould’s long final months and Flower’s heart trouble plus Field Sage Havemeyer and others who kept ruling their domains until death.
He kept his finger on the pulse of the sugar trust until the end. Worth about 75 million dollars, he built a fortune by sweeping aside rivals in a hard fought battle. His death came as an auto crash halted efforts to save his life and continue the struggle.
Rushville embraces growth as the young men’s club incorporates in the secretary of state office with Fred L. Caldwell Will L. Newbok Wil G. Feudner Howard R. Mullin and Johan A. Deramer among incorporators The city highlights natural gas at 15c per 1000 feet a planned $3 000 a residence tract and booster headquarters in the Guffin block as a banner is readied to span Second Street
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