Dead cobbler found after a week at Holbrook Street home
Adam Neumeister a 73 year old cobbler died likely by suicide after a period of despondency. Police forced entry Thursday to his lone residence at 1044 Holbrook street where neighbors reported a foul odor. A toxin bottle lay near the body as two sons Emil and John Neumeister arranged the matters.
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Oll Mans
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System of robbery on coast line detected by SP detectives
Southern Pacific detectives admitted they are ready to close the net on a score or more employees accused of systematic theft of 75000 dollars worth of freight and baggage. One man has been arrested and goods were found in his room.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Coast Line
Relief Diet Menu for Dige tion Troubles
If there be man woman or child who has trouble with digestion let him or her adopt the following menu and depend upon relief. A simple plan suggests balanced meals with plain foods designed to ease digestion and promote comfort for all ages.
South in Favor of Progressive in Indiana North
The Chicago Tribune tests the Republican presidential nomination in the south, showing Bourbon conservatives and anti-Taft sentiment among about 10 percent of 607 votes. Taft leads with 358 first choices. Roosevelt eliminated, Hughes gains, and conservative candidates fare better when second and third choices are counted. The south shows less unified Roosevelt support due to factional offends, office jobs, and a desire for stability.
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Marriage notices from Addison Street wedding and society events
Miss Minnie May West and Harry R. Carvin wed at the bride’s Addison Street home with Rev. Josiah Pennington officiating. The ceremony featured white silk gowns and roses, with a reception to follow at 5816 Dewey Ave Irvington after Oct 10. The column also notes luncheon euchre gatherings, engagements around Indianapolis, and multiple social events with attendees and venues across city neighborhoods.
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Minnie May West
S. J. West
Harry R. Carvin
Addison-st
Louisville, Ky
C. E. Carver
Madison
Japan At Work On Great Ships
Special to The Sun reports Japan rising to fourth in naval strength led by the Satsuma and the coming Aki. Japan ties up yards for new warships, with vessels near construction and captured Russian ships ready for sea, while expanding army to one million and forming new artillery and cavalry.
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England
Birthday party for Mary Burk hosted by Mrs Burk
In honor of her daughter Mary’s thirteenth birthday Mrs William Burk entertained about 30 young people Wednesday evening at her Maplest home.
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Mary
William Burk
Maplest
First Conservatory Concert At Propylaeum Hall
The Indianapolis Conservatory of Music presents its initial concert of the season Friday evening in the Propylaeum assembly hall. Performers include violinist Johannes Mierch pianist Emiliano Renaud barytone Christian F. Martens and reader Charles Williams.
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Propylaeum Asssembly Hall
Herr Johannes Mierch
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Christian F. Martens
Barytone
Charles Williams
Inspector and deputies arrest oil driver for short measure
Isadore Wulfson city inspector of scales with deputies Stone and Hulsman arrested Oliver Boyd, a Standard Oil driver, and manager Rudolph Beaumert for selling by short measure. Wulfson said cans were not officially sealed and three gallons were short by a pint on one can and a half pint on two others. Hearings set for September 38 in police court.
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Oliver Boyd
Standard Oil Company
Rudolph Beaumert
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Hulsman
D. M. O'Connell
W. Thirtythird St
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Aftermath Club Observes President's Day at Neier Home
The Aftermath club will observe President's day on October 3 at the home of Mrs. O. C. Neier.
Mrs Andrew Smith Hosts Cinch Club Afternoon
Mrs Andrew Smith entertained a cinch club Friday at her home 2106 North Alabama Street. Three tables were in play as ladies gathered for the afternoon game in a friendly social event.
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Alabama-st
Couple Joins in Greensburg Marriage Ceremony
Mrs. Julia Crowe and William J. Holmes of Indianapolis were married in Greensburg on Thursday. The ceremony took place at the home of Dr. and Mrs. McKinstrey and was conducted by Rev. C. L. Bennett.
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Julia Crowe
William J. Holmes
Indianapolis
McKinstrey
C. L. Bennett
Andersons Invite for Jessie Anderson to wed C Lawrence Price
Mr and Mrs W O Anderson issue invitations for the marriage of their daughter Jessie to C Lawrence Price on Wednesday October 2 with details in the notice.
President's Day Observed by Philomathean Club
The Philomathean club will observe president's day on Sept. 27 at the home of Mrs. D. Tarrahee. For brides to be, Mrs. Clark Mullery hosts a card party for Miss West and Miss Tucker, who are soon to be married, on Thursday, Sept. 26.
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Miss Tucker
Clark Mullery
Luncheon Honoring Mrs Schwab Hosts and Guests
Mrs Thomas B Noble and Mrs Harry Weller gave a luncheon Friday at the Grand cafe in honor of Mrs M J Schwab of Dayton Ohio. Six attended and Mrs Schwab returns home Saturday. Miss Florence Rottler hosted a bridge gathering Thursday afternoon for Mrs Schwab who has been visiting Mrs Thomas Alford for two weeks.
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G. A. R. Men to Attend Funeral in Greensburg
Special interurban cars will leave Indianapolis at 11 45 Friday morning to carry G A R men to Greensburg for the funeral of Past Commander M D Tackett at 2 o clock Friday afternoon. Department officers will attend and a floral American flag is provided. Notable G A R members include Col. J R Fessler D R Lucas Judge A O Marsh and W D Wilson.
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Col. J. R. Fessler
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A. O. Marsh
W. D. Wilson
Downey and Abbot to wed in Aurora. young graduates
Announcement from Aurora Indiana states Alexander C Downey son of Judge George E Downey of the Seventh judicial district will marry Miss Edna Abbot. Both are under 20 and recently graduated from Aurora high school. Downey, an athlete, has played professional baseball.
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George E. Downey
Seventh Judicial District
Edna Abbot
Aurora High School
Downey
Kentucky Todd Sets World Record Time at Columbus
Six thousand spectators watched Kentucky Todd, the champion 3-year-old trotter, circle the Columbus track in 2.08 1/2. No 3-year-old stallion has matched this pace, a performance rivaling Fantasy’s Louisville record of 1893 and echoing his 2:08 mark at Indianapolis last week.
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Lexington buyer purchases three horses at races
S E Leggett, a prominent western horseman in Lexington, buys from J B Stewart the five year old bay stallion Hermonica by Oratorio out of Pattie Sutton, plus Dr Abdel a six-year-old stallion by Gambetta out of Nat Hurst and a three-year-old bay stallion by Silent Brook out of Rosa Higgins.
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Pattie Sutton
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Gambetta Wilkes
Nat Hurst
Silent Brook
Rosa Higgins
Fraternity Party and Local Social Roundup
The Phi Kappa Alpha fraternity held an informal dancing party Thursday evening at the new fraternity house on Twenty second and Alabama streets with orange and black decor. Several local social notices follow including euchre gatherings, students and visitors moving between Oxford, Terre Haute, Adrian, and Marion, with multiple departures and visits noted among Miss Agatha Selig Dr. Edgar Wiser Miss Vera Moffitt Mrs. H D Tutewiler Mr. and Mrs. Potts Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Miss Gladys Maning Mrs. H C Derby Mrs. Gus Condo Miss Marie Corbett Mrs. Clarence Martindale and sons and the Howe and Poling families.
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Twenty-second and
Alabama-sts
Miss Agatha Selig
Edgar Wiser
Husband admits stew throwing amid divorce suit
Herbert C. Switzer answers a divorce complaint by admitting occasional drunkenness and says his attack on his wife with boiled dinner occurred under the influence of a liquor cure she administered surreptitiously in his coffee.
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Wash
Herbert C. Switzer
Switzer
Buffalo Bishop Denies Roosevelt Cocktail Charge
Bishop Joseph F. Berry of Buffalo dismissed a Detroit dispatch claiming he accused President Roosevelt of drinking cocktails at a banquet in Indianapolis. He stated the Detroit story was a fake and said he informed the president directly.
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Joseph F. Berry
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Roosevelt
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Eyeing girl, man falls 40 feet to probable death
Special to The Sun Chicago reports Peter Shuda climbed to a building edge at 8 Ninety-first street in South Chicago to better view a watching girl. He missed his footing and plunged headfirst forty feet, suffering injuries likely fatal.
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Chicago
Peter Shuda
Ninety-first-st
New Castle Day Set At James Town Exposition
Mark O Waters editor in chief of the general press department has claimed October 11 as New Castle day at the James town exposition He will decorate the Illinois building with New Castle grown American Beauty roses which were turned over to him by the Illinois commissioners for the occasion.
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New Castle
Ind
Mark O. Waters
General Press
Hlinois
Double murder trial indictment in Greencastle
Greencastle Ind residents Add Mullinix and William Fisher of Reelsville near here face indictments for the murder of an unknown man on September 4. They are held in the local jail.
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Ind
Mullinix
William Fisher
Reelsville
Here
Hunt for husbands steers 1000 women to sea voyage
Liverpool September 20 The remarkable exodus of marriageable young women to the United States and Canada is underscored by the departure of 1,000 unmarried women on the steamer Baltic alone.
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United States
Canada
Baltic
Battery A Reunion Plans Invitation at Curtis Armory
The executive committee of the Battery A Reunion association will issue invitations to all members urging them to attend a reunion at the Curtis armory on Sunday and Monday.
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Battery A Reunion Association
Curtis Armory
North American Gymnastic Union opens new normal school
Twelve applicants for entrance to the new normal school of the North American Gymnastic union took examinations Thursday at the German house. Graduates of high schools are required to take only the physical examination.
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North American Gymnastic Union
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