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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1910

Page

5

Mayors Enemies Use Unfair Tactics in City Politics

Indianapolis mayor Shank accuses Albert Lieber W N Harding Harry Wright and O A Newman of aiding a scheme to oust him. He alleges forged affidavits and ties to Indianapolis Traction and Terminal and Indiana Brewing Co. and says Councilman Fred Owen spurred the effort. Harding denies involvement while reiterating he has no stake in the battle.

Fred Owen Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company Indianapolis Brewing Company Shank Thursday Albert Lieber W. N. Harding Harry Wright O. A. Newman Charlie Harrison Shank Harry Wallace Indiana Avenue Harrison Joe Green Gordon Donaldson Waber Green Harding Law Market Street Mayor Shank Newt Harding Wright Cleland Board of Wallace Mr. Lieber Brewery Company Indianapolis Traction, and Terminal Company Indiana Brewing N. W. Harding QO U. Newman Newman Owen

Death Toll of Traction Wreck Reaches Two Score

A deadly railroad collision near Kingsland between a local car and a northbound limited killed at least twenty and injured many more. Victims included Seymour Robinson and Lloyd Brown with dozens of bodies burned or mangled. Rescue efforts, hospitalizations, and arrests were discussed as officials blamed criminal negligence and planned a state railway investigation.

Ft. Wayne St. Joseph's Hospital St. Joseph's Hope Lutheran Seymour Robinson Wells County Lloyd Brown Bluffton Limited Wilson van Dyne David Richey Les Kingsland

Senator Elkins Reported Suffering Malaria Fever

Washington reports say Senator Stephen B. Elkins of West Virginia has malaria fever and has been ill at his Elkins home. Friends in Washington dispute the severity, stating he was ailing but not seriously ill.

Washington Stephen B. Elkins West Elkins F. A. Parkhurst Parkhurst Margaret Tribolet John Tribolet Miss Tribelet Margaret Miss Scott Europe

Speed When Saw Empty Special Approaching

In FT WAYNE Ind on Sept 22 a fragment notes Boyd of Marion Ind doubtiass was the.

Boyd Ft? Wayne Ind Jobs . Boyd Marion, Ind Doubtiass FT. Wayne Ft. Wayne Hospitals Chicago

Interurban Wreck At Chesterton Claims Dozen Lives

A June Chesterton Indiana interurban collision on the South Shore line killed twelve and injured forty as a westbound car descended a hill and struck an eastbound speeding train. Coroner J C Carson ruled the eastbound crew disobeyed orders to sidetrack, with the motorman among the dead.

Chesterton Ind Indiana Kingsland South Shore Lake Shore Michigan Southern Ccnrs Charleston and Mattoon Illinoiss Charleston

Bluffton Grief After Fatal Wells County Wreck

Bluffton Indiana residents mourn as coroner Thomas of Wells county holds independent examination. He vows to fix blame regardless of who is affected, with many locals losing relatives or friends in the accident. Bluffton’s death toll exceeds half the total.

Bluffton Ind Thomas Wells County Ft. Wayne & Walenss Valley Kingsland Fr. Wayne Warren Berne Uniondale St. Joseph's Hospital Jay A. Ellenberg Emmet Ellenberg Bluttton Indiana Nilenders Ite Mrs. Ellenberg

Christians in Play in Kansas City Scene

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a news item centering on Christians in a play in Kansas City Missouri dated September 22 with partial names Charles Sheldon and a reference to a book or station. Details are unclear due to damaged text.

Kansas City Charlies Sheldon Bis

Tragic Ft Wayne Rail Crash Wrecks Lives and Hospitals

A Chicago reporter chronicles a mid evening derailment near Kingsland that killed John Tribolet and badly injured his family and neighbors. Doctors operate on Parkhurst and Ellenberg after the wreck while Margaret Tribolet remains comatose amid prayers and visitors.

Legislation and boodle funds tied to Metropolitan fraud

The article alleges legislation used to shield corrupt Metropolitan Street Railway actions benefiting politicians. It notes attorneys watching a legislative probe, stock and bonds tied to trust funds for widows and orphans, and assessments that many transactions fall under state time limits. Officials hope records will reveal within-law deals to spur settlements and avoid prosecutions.

Metropolitan Commission

Cayuga Delegation Led by Serena Payne Opposed Roosevelt

The Cayuga delegation is headed by Representative Serena Payne and most delegates were known as anti Roosevelt, signaling a slate aligned against the president's policies.

Plaice Cayuga Serena Payne Roosevelt

Democrats Choose Leaders for Rochester State Convention

New York Democrats select Edward M. Shepard as temporary chairman and D. Cady Herrick as permanent chairman for the state convention to be held in Rochester on September 20. Both leaders are drafting the party platform.

New York John A. Dix Eachard M. Shepard D. Cady Herrick Rochester Shepard Mr. Herrick

Stephens Nominated for Colorado Governor by Republicans

John J. Stephens of El Paso County was nominated for governor by the Republican convention, which also adopted a report leaving the initiative and referendum adoption to the voters.

Colorado Springs Colo John J. Stephens Elpaso County

Taft Smooths Ruffl es in Ohio Political Truce Emerge

Cincinnati September 22 President Taft appears to have calmed Republican rivalries in Ohio by mediating a truce between Senator Burton and Hamilton County boss George B Cox. Burton reportedly met with Taft to discuss the situation and the factions seem poised to avoid a split in the upcoming campaign. Taft remains engaged without taking sides in local power battles.

Cincinnati Taft Theodore FE. Burton George B. Cox Hiamilton County Burton Cox Ohio

Trustee seeks to reclaim property from receiver in Yanger Co case

Complications from appointing John M. Wall as trustee for creditors led to an argument in Superior Court before Judge Carter. Wall, the petitioner, seeks court authorization for the receiver to turn over to him all property identified with the suit.

John M. Wall A. J. Yanger Company Carter Superior Court

Barnes Tastes Sherman Pill in Primaries

In Cheyenne, a Republican Barnes contests the gubernatorial race amid opposition to the current Wyoming Republican machine. The platform backs initiative and referendum recall the Oregon direct primary law and other reforms while not condemning the national GOP.

Barnes Sherman Cheyenne Republicar Organization of Wyoming Oregon

Cayuga Delegation Instructed For Roosevelt Victory

The Cayuga county convention approved a resolution directing its delegates to back Theodore Roosevelt for the temporary chairman position at the Republican convention. The action occurred Thursday afternoon as part of the campaign to secure support for Roosevelt.

Cayuga Roosevelt Auburn Theodore Roosevelt Cayuga County Col. Roosevelt

Evolution of Commercialism and The Quality Shop Rise

An urban reflection on rapid commercial change highlights The Quality Shop led by Jacob Straus in Indianapolis. From 5 North Pennsylvania to 38 East Washington, the store offers gentlemen's wear from Ely Meyer and M. C. Simon Rochester with Archibald & Co. support, promising fashion at moderate costs and local prestige.

Tallor Jacob Straus Indianapolis North Pennsylvania Street Fast Washington Street House of Gerritt , Archibald & Co Straus Ely Meyer M. C. Simon Rochester N. Y Archibald Citisena Cit

Two Trustees Charged in Waterworks Stock Shortage Case

Examiners of the state board of accounts allege mismanagement in Leavenworth and Crawford county. Trustees Sam Odle and Chester Elliott are charged with shortages totaling $414.93 while Treasurer Perry A Houser repaid $576.86 after a mix up in waterworks stock notes. Barrett, the former treasurer, claims no cash flowed and no entry was made in the cash book as the town swapped 200 shares of stock for town orders.

Leavenworth Crawford County State Board of Accounts Board of Trustees Sam Odle Chester Eliott Perry A. Houser Houser Sam Odile Inn Chester Elliott Leavenworth Water Company Weathers and Wilset Citizens' Bank Nolan M. Barrett Barrett W. B. Allen Louisville

Army of the Republic encampment elects leaders in Atlantic City

The forty fourth encampment opened in Atlantic City on September 22 with elections for next year’s officers. John E. Gilman of Boston leads for commander in chief with John McElroy of Washington a strong rival. Several cities seek to host the gathering, likely in the central west.

Atlantic City N. J B Ness Sessions Eekna Army of the Republic John E. Gilman Boston Toledo Blade National Tribune Grand Army

Fall Dress Goods Special Prices Friday at Stores

Fall dress goods special from merchants featuring Crinkle Crepe from Constant & Co at 1.80 for 44 inches and 2.50 quality. Black Homespun 44 inches wide at t for Friday. Striped Tailoring Voile 42 inches wide at 0.68 Friday. Large hats with silk crowns 3.95. Turbans in colors 4.75. Untrimmed shapes with satin crowns velvet facing black only 1.95 Friday.

Constant & Co T&e

Table Linens II Damasks Friday Bargains

Linen table damasks offered at deep discounts on Friday. Half bleached 62 inch damask normally 60c now 49c. Unbleached 72 inch damask reduced from 1.00 to 5c. Bleached 72 inch flaxen weave 1.05 quality at 5c. Bleached satin 72 inch 1.00 now 5c. Pure linen satin damask 63 inch normally 5c now 50c. Second floor east aisle.

Outing Flannel Sale on Second Floor Center Aisle

Plain black or wavy blue flannel for shirts or gymnasium suits 27 inches wide now reduced from 6c to 49. Second floor center aisle.

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Nomi Nee Office Vandine Ossian H. C. Ingersoll E. N. Flessinger Sturges Miss Tribolet Harry Fred Parkhurst W. D. Cook John Eichenberger Fred Jones Harold Nelson Ross Nelson JA. Wayne L. H. Cook H. R. Cook Frank Dineen C. Vandine E. A. Spiller Benjamin Corkwell Daniel Wilson Corkwell Hope Hospital C. D. Emmons Frank Hardy Ft. Wayne Fair Mr. Boyd Philot Relef Autemobites Sen Chesterton, Ind Mattoon, Ill Boodle Funds New York Party Stephens Yaweger Holdings Teddy of Trustees John McElroy Hannel Qc Tussor Rajah Shah Indra Haute Wastern Traction Company Sungay Sept Traction Terminal Monon Ry Frankfort Joint Ticket Office New the Sun The Sun Ita
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