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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1908

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Churchmen Urge Bidding to Save Local Option Vote

Republican lawmakers oppose Gov Hanly local option plan while lobbyists and church members circle the lobby of the Claypool hotel. Detectives shadow rebels as the state machine splits into small mobs to pressure voting lines. Aged politicking and threats fail to move sober jurists, leaving the outcome uncertain as pages of political maneuvering roll on.

Hanly Republican Claypool Senator Hemenway

Beveridge faction seeks county option backing

A prominent Republican tied to the Beveridge faction declined to lead a bloc of house members to press county option legislation. Beveridge supporters argue the party faces a dilemma as the state machine loses traction, yet they were not consulted about the call or the special session strategy.

Beveridge Andrew Tippecanoe Ways and Means Carmichael Delaware Cowing Faulkner Laporte Demberger Posey Frank N. Warde Senate Farber Benz Repubicans Republican House House

Hanly's Friends Spark Trouble Over County Option Plan

The Indiana legislature opens with party strife over Gov. Hanly's county option bill. Debates focus on anti-saloon measures, Vincennes university claims, and the secret service proposal. Republicans clash on strategy while Democrats show guarded unity as sessions proceed.

Irvington Plasterer Hangs Self in Barn Estate Wealth

Zachary T. Ward 60, a contracting plasterer with a profitable Irvington business, hanged himself in his barn on Saturday after telling his daughter he would go to town. He left a healthy estate, suffered melancholia per physicians, and died at 5819 Lowell Avenue, leaving a large family.

Zachary T. Ward Irvington Mr. Ward

Man with concealed weapon fined in police court

Hicklyter 308 N. New Jersey fined $25 and costs after being charged with carry concealed weapons. He damaged a mattress and waists of a person named Ayme Hill, claiming it was his life. The couple were arrested Friday by Bicycle Officers Hull and Ulery at 108 N. New Jersey Street. The man says his wife and four children live at 120 N. Missouri Street.

Hicklyter New Jersey Kliege Wihallon Licklyter Ayme Hill Hull Ulery New Jersey Street

Mayor Appeals For Naughty Ilinois Regiment Lads Release

Mayor Bookwalter used his influence in police court to secure the release of several members of the First Illinois regiment encamped at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Arrested on disorderly conduct charges, the soldiers filed into the courtroom as the mayor led a marching procession to a free fate.

Bookwalter Benjamin Harrison Harry Keaton Fort Wayne Keaton

Place Large Bets Chanler Will Win

New York report details major wagers on Chanler in the state campaign with Thomas Shaw backing Chanler for $5,000 and Henry Harris taking Hughes. East side Tammany leader Rocksy Angarola claims $7,000 of his $10,000 pool on Chanler and more bets totaling $13,000 awaiting takers at even money.

Thomas Shaw Gravesend Chanler Henry Harris George Wheelock Hughes Rocksy Angarola Leader Tammany Man

Cra Lawson on trial for stealing two hides

Cra Lawson charged with stealing two hides valued at 4.60 was tried Sunday before Judge Pritchard. Harvey, brought from the workhouse to testify, tripped a guard while returning and was kept handcuffed during his trial. Thieves remain active with several purse and home thefts reported Friday night and in the week.

Cra Lawson Pritchard Crimin Court Harvey Lora Jones N. Mate Avenue W. B. Norton Holly Street J. A.enser Station Street

Fist Fight Breaks Out Between Two Elite Newport Guests

In Newport Rhode Island on September 19 Harry Oelrichs and Craig Biddle, heirs of prominent families, left a dinner dance at Lydig Hoyt’s cottage colony and fought on the lawn. The encounter ended after Oelrichs struck Biddle. The quarrel began when Biddle allegedly resented Oelrichs’ remark disparaging Philadelphia society.

Lydig Hoyt Young Oelrichs Biddle

Jot James Sentenced to Hang for Clergy Ballard Murder

Springfield authorities announce the murder conviction of Jot James for Clergy Ballard. He is sentenced to be hanged on October 28 at 10 a.m. in the Springfield justice system.

Springfield James Clergy Ballard

Baby found abandoned in shoebox on Eighth Avenue

A newborn boy was found hours after birth in a shoebox in a garbage can in front of 2124 Eighth Avenue. Street sweeper John Morick discovered him. An ambulance revived the infant and it was sent to Bellevue Hospital where doctors say he will live.

New York Eighth Avenue John Morick Ipstes Belleue Hospital

Cholera Toll Rises in St Petersburg and Manila

Reported cholera cases reach 1,667 with 484 deaths in St Petersburg hospitals since the outbreak. Manila records six deaths and 23 new cases in the last 24 hours. Separate dispatches note Orville Wright’s improving condition after a plane collapse and an elephant breaking loose at Luna Park in New York.

ST. Petersburg Russia Washington Orville Wright New York Luna Park Manila Pittsburg Jane Smith Henry Smith Vassar College

Belle Bridge bandit jailed for 32 year term

Pittsburg Pa Sept 19 Judge James R Mac Farlane sentences John Patterson 27 the Belle Bridge bandit to 32 years in the penitentiary for his role in the Boston Fa street car holdup and related robberies in the area.

Pittsburg James R. MacFarlane John Patterson Belle Bridge Boston

Preacher Shot on Train in Pennsylvania

Rev. B. Bellamor of Scranton was wounded in the right arm by a bullet while asleep in a chair car aboard a Pennsylvania train. He had visited the Turkish embassy in Washington and was en route home, now in Hahnemann Hospital Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Rev B. Bellamor Scranton Hahnemann Hospital Pennsylvania Washington

Democratic candidates adopt county platform in Marion County

Marion County Democratic candidates released a platform pledge stressing honest economical administration and strict checks on public funds. The statement calls for transparent candidate views, warns against graft, and pledges to enforce the law impartially if elected, naming multiple county offices and officials.

Lic Marion

Train wreck on C and O line near Walkers and Lanexa

A fast Chesapeake and Ohio train from Newport News to Richmond derailed between Walkers and Lanexa around 11 p m. The wreck halted service with reports of several deaths and injuries and only sparse details available.

Richmond Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Newport News Walkers Lanexa

Insane Woman Battles Police At Fletcher Avenue Home

Hannah OConnor 35 of 1684 Fletcher Avenue wandered Friday night carrying a lamp then fought Bicycle Officers Schlangen and Radamacher. Radamacher was struck in the jaw before the woman was subdued and detained for asylum placement after jail intake.

Hannah O'Connor Fletcher Avenue Schlangen Radamacher

Marshall closes in First District campaign in Indiana

Evansville reports Thomas R. Marshall Democrat governor hopeful closed his canvass in the First district speaking at St Meinrad Spencer county Shiveley attacks Republican extravagance in New Castle Indiana Beveridge launches stumping tour after opening campaign in New York will speak at Terre Haute September 29 on his swing to the Pacific coast

Marshall Evansville Ind Thomas R. Marshall St. Meinrad Spencer County Shiveley New Castle B. F. Shiveley South Bend Haskell Chicago Oklahoma Standard Oil Company Beveridge New York Senator Beveridge Indiana Pacific Coast Terre Haute

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