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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1910

Page

2

City welcomes 100 delegates to big congress

Indiana prison praised as delegates toured Marion County jail and state facilities during a visit for the International Prison Congress. They lauded Michigan City prison but urged more light and outside access in local jails and noted courtroom scenes with Judge Stubbs, a mother and her son amid a day of tours and proceedings in Indianapolis.

Clermont Plainfield Central Hospital For the International Prison Congress Speedway Indianapolis Benjamin Harrison North Delaware Street Claypool Hotel Court House Marion County Michigan City Victor Almquist Europe America Tisouers Sweden Yvhey Judze ‘Stubbs C R. Henderson Lafayette Terre Haute University of Chicavo International Prison Commission State Board of Charities Indiana Joseph Byers Indiana Reformatory New York House of Refuge Commercial Club Marsini Souiftine Alnquist M. Paul Lubinsky Imperial University St. Petersburg

Cadets Silent In West Point Silence For Captain Long

West Point cadets under arrest over a silent protest during meals, a military board of inquiry reviews the incident. Captain Rufus Long leads the dining hall, with first class cadets including Thomas Jackson Christian, William E. Larned, Alexander Sukes, and Tose Murch Duplat named as key disciplined individuals. Maj. Gen. Thomas H. Barry expected to return soon to rule on findings and punishments.

West Point N. Y United States Military Academy Rufus E. Long Military Board of Inquiry Thomas H. Barry Academy Frederick W. Sibley Barry Gen Col. Sibley Capt. Long Board of Inquiry Gen. Barry Grant Memorial Mess Hall Mess Hall Captain Long Thomas Jackson Christian Georgia

Taft to Decide Cadet Disciplinary Action After Long Incident

Maj. Gen. Barry superintendent of West Point met with President Taft to discuss discipline for the cadets involved in silencing Long. No official word, but neither favored court martial nor expulsion for all cadets. Officials expect rigid measures and severe penalties. Both leaders deem the incident serious and demand prompt action.

Washington Barry Military Academy West Point Taft

Boat Explodes After Men Leave Burning Craft

New York September 26. Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy and friend Frank George slept on a river launch off 181st Street. An alcohol lamp exploded, setting the craft on fire. George swam to shore while McCoy, unable to swim, clung to the burning boat and called for help. A rescue attempt arrived as the gasoline tank exploded, destroying the craft.

New York Norman Selby Kid McCoy North River Frank George 181St Street George McCoy Mgeorge

Board of Works Withholds Gas Company Permits

The Indianapolis Board of Works refused further gas company permits after seeking a City Attorney opinion on whether the utility, lacking a franchise, could use streets for extensions. Citizens complain of private agreements with residents for main lays, while residents must pay to receive new mains. The permit in question was already half finished before the board’s inquiry.

Board of Works Indianapolis Gas Company Walker Caleb Miller Fas Company New York and Agnes Streets Miller

Fire forces respond to blaze at Anderson stable

The entire Anderson fire department was dispatched Monday morning to a fire at Ray's Avery stable in the citys business center. Horses were saved, but vehicles sleighs and feed valued at about $2000 were destroyed.

Anderson Ind Ray Avery

Weather forecast brief for Indiana region

The forecast notes showers Monday night or Tuesday with cooler temperatures ahead. It mentions sunrise and sunset times but provides no specific figures.

Indiana

Pastors Named for Methodist Pulpits in City

Evansville dispatch reports Indianapolis district conference appointments listing pastors and their assigned churches from Acton to New Palestine. Bishop Anderson urged ministers to keep nails clean and dress neat, noting one pastor chose a lower paying church for maintenance. The ministers filled local pulpits Sunday.

Sun Evansville Ind Indianapolis L. C. Bentley Acton H. A. Davis Broad Ripple C. B. Plynn Brooklyn W. F. Preston Castleton C. R. Stout Cumberland J. M. Baxter Greenwood C. C. Bennell Barth Place George Church Blaine Avenue L. Wallker Brightwood J. L. Stout Broadway John M. Walker Capitol Avenue W. H. Wyte Central Avenue A. B. Storms East Park James Hixsonj Tenth Street J. W. Collins Edwin Ebay H. C. Clippinger Wletcher Prince F.K. Lewis Grace G. E. Bennet Hall Place F. W. Hart Howard Place B. P. Jewett Irvington J. C. Bickel Mapleton P. W. Corya Meridian Street Joshua Stansfield Merritt Place D. L. Thomas Morris Street J. L Jeffrey Oak Hill W. W. Reynolds Roberts Park Albert Hurlstone Trinity, Co. W Whitman Tuxedo W. A. Ludell Wesly Chapel J. W. Culmer

Indiana counties estimate ballots needed for election

Complete reports from all Indiana counties show ballots needed totaling 1 187 075. Clerk Mc Ginnis estimates the total vote at 801 207, with a 25 percent addition and a 2000 reserve per county. Projected gain over last year’s 782 781 is smaller than first expected.

Indiana McGinnis

Sole daughter named heir in Williams will filing

The will of Mary Bradford Williams widow of W M Williams was filed for probate on Monday. The document names her only daughter Mabel Huldah Moore as the sole heir to an estate valued around 20 000 dollars tied to the Nine O Clock Washing Tea founder's fortune.

Mary Bradford Williams W. M. Williams Mabel Huldah Moore

Trade boosters invade Illinois towns on five day trip

Indianapolis trade boosters travel through Brown and southern Illinois towns to showcase shipping facilities and rates. Mayors and merchants in Sullivan Palestine Robinson Oblong Odin welcome the group as they court a larger local trade flow to Indianapolis.

Sullivan Ind Brown County Boosters Biffissham Indianapolis Indianapols Iinois Southern Illinois St. Louis Chicago Dobyns The Trade Association Little Egypt Henry S. Wallace Odin

Chavez’s Alpine flight victim in grave condition

In Domodossola Italy on September 26 George Chavez the Peruvian aviator who pilotled a record flight over the Alps and was dashed to earth during landing saw his condition deteriorate. He lies with both legs broken and multiple cuts bruises and internal injuries. A second doctor was called for consultation. The outlook remained grave.

Domodossola Italy George Chavez Alps

Purse Snatched in Store Reported by Local Resident

Alice Caldwell of 323 South New Jersey Street reported a pocketbook theft after her purse containing 911 was taken in a ten cent store Monday morning. Police investigated the incident as a purse snatching at the shop.

Alice Caldwell New Jersey Street

Indiana Avenue Saloons Hit by 400 Feet Rule Decision

Judge Remster upheld county commissioners 500 foot regulation blocking W P Currens at 214 Indiana avenue as remonstrants proved the saloon near Capitol Avenue parkway. The ruling, if sustained, blocks new licenses in the 200 and 300 blocks of Indiana avenue, affecting about a dozen saloons and hindering relicensing.

Indiana Avenue Remster W. P. Currens Capitol Avenue Parkway Supreme Court

Cockrum Welcome Massed by City Odd Fellows

Crowds fill the Odd Fellows building at Washington and Pennsylvania as John B. Cockrum grand sire elect of the IOOF is honored with a banquet and parade. The Columbia club hosts guests at 5:30 pm before a procession to the Odd Fellows temple for ceremonies and a long program of music, speakers, and formalities.

John B. Cockrum I. Q O. F Odd Fellow Pennsylvania Washington Streets Sovereign Grand Lodge Rebekah Odd Fellows Columbia Club Odd Fellows’ Temple Washington R. H. Hollywood P. G. Rep Col. H. K. Landes Indianapolis John R. Scanton Marion County Charles M. Stuckey R. M. Coleman Herman Makle Grand Sire Ellsworth &. Heller O. W. Isensee Edwin Farrer H. J. McSheehy Ora E. Norris Multant J. N. Nuzum Binatti Dretin Bartlett Ruth Eedy Indiana Will H. Talbott Chas J. Orbison Chas A. Bookwalter Louis F. Hart M. A. Raney G. C Towa Charles Warren Fairbanks Annie Laurie A. Gerbel H. H. van Wie J. R. Lynn F. M. Loomis L. van Dorin P. G Bessie Leedy Es Barrett Cockrum grand _ sire H. C. Clipping

Prince to Go on Naval Cruise for Education

London dispatch reports King George announced the Prince of Wales will finish his naval training with a lengthy voyage aboard a warship analogous to the Bacchante voyage of 188. He will endure standard naval discipline and make no official visits during the trip.

London George Prince of Wales

Fight on Platform Dominates New York Session

A platform battle in New York centers on a primary bill while support grows for endorsing Governor Hughes policies. The debate features key political figures and potential shifts in state policy direction.

FIGHT New York

Republicans Press Inclusive Line for Insurgents in Primaries

Party committees vow no discrimination against insurgents. Massachusetts holds Tuesday primaries to pick delegates for conventions of two major parties. Oregon selects between insurgents and standpatters. Barnes and Roosevelt camps rally at Saratoga for a key New York GOP gathering. Taft may deliver keynote at the nations league convention in New York Friday. Wisconsin GOP meets in Madison on Tuesday. Democratic preliminaries in New York contrast with the Republican events.

Roosevelt Republican State Committee Saratoga Col Old Guard Barnes-Woodruff- Wadsworth State Committee Republican Party Upstate Gov. Hughes Col. Roosevelt Mr. Griscom Cornelius V. Collins Troy Herbert Parsons Massachusetts Oregon Barnes New York State Taft Nations League of Republicans New York Wisconsin Madison

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P. P. Young Friend Nicholas Loutchuisky Paul Lubinsky E. DE Krouleff M. Nicholas Loutchuisky M. F. de Krouleff Big Call City Illinois Ed Hoover Palestine Robinson Oblong Chavez Currens Cockrum Theodore Roosevelt United States Representative Bennett New York City Dra Williams Jr Land Chautauqua Schmann Cornell University Gruber Nassau County Gov Hughes C. V. Collins State Prince Bill Big Politics
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