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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1908

Page

4

Germans Back County Option in Indianapolis Alliance Meeting

Delegates of 53 German societies in Indianapolis pass a resolution denouncing Indiana's county prohibition law. They vow to support the Democratic party in the next election, oppose the governor and anti saloon forces, and pledge to help create a landslide to restore free citizenship and expand civil and personal liberty.

Alliance of German Societies of Indianapolis Indiana Democratic Party of Lberty Alf Sajoon Jena Zeaiol

Hornets drive workers from high steeple job at Patrick's church

Three men James S Curren Frank Decmonda and Joann R Rankin were 220 feet up stringing electric wires between Patrick's church spires when hornets swarmed. They fought the insects with one hand while clinging to the ledges for 15 minutes, finally retreating to the belfry and roof. The work was for a golden jubilee celebration starting Sunday.

Elizabeth N. J Patrick’s Church James S. Curren Frank Decmonda Joann R. Rankin

Rag Doll Rivalry Ends in Acquittal in Clayton

In St Louis Missouri on September 299 a family quarrel over a cherished rag doll led to a peace disturbing incident. Esther Falk a 12 year old Wellston Grove girl owned the doll and sparked a neighborhood feud with the O’Hara family as disputes over possession escalated. Frank Falk was acquitted by Justice Campbell after a brief hearing, the judge advising all to go home and be good.

ST. Louis Frank Falk Campbell Clayton Esther Falk Wellston Grove Katherine O’hara Helen O'Hara Helen O'Hara Tom O'Hara Frank Fulk

Free Methodists Name Preachers for the Year

Bishop Jones of the Northern Indiana Free Methodist conference lists appointments for Knox Fort Wayne and Muncie districts including Marston Tannehill Reinbelt Williams Loring Hous ton Matthews Loring Shady Melotte and Nellie Muholland. The conference record notes a stance favoring state wide prohibition and will convene at Elk Bart.

Laporte Ind Bishop Jones Indiana the Free Methodist Church Knox Fort Wayne Muncie D. D. Marston Toto J. A. J. Tannehill Medaryville Moore Springfield R. Cellinson South Bend T. J. Russell Mishawaka River Park J. R. Robimett Elkhart Migs Bertha Reinbelt Granger M. Williams W. T. Loring Columbia City Larwill C. S Reyord Elk- Bart

50 Cent Steaks for Dog and Baths in Court Case

In St Louis Justice Williams weighs the ownership of a pointer dog named Spot as John Drury claims $73.46 for 28 days of care. He lists steak meals baths exercise and medical bills at various rates including show entry fees and a lost ad. Kraft contests ownership after Spot was found and later shown.

Drury John Drury East St. Louis Fred Kraft Justice Willams Tom Ruff George Ruff Edward Metzger

Brother saved from live wire tragedy at Mound street school

In Columbus Ohio a 10 year old boy Joseph Knight died after rescuing his brother Robert from overhead 2300 volt wires that struck the schoolyard fence during a windstorm. The brothers jumped the fence in a tardy rush and both touched the fence. Joseph freed Robert but absorbed the full charge and died en route to a hospital.

Columbus, CO Joseph Knight Mound Street Robert Joseph

Counter Proposition on Daughter's Hand in Cleveland News

A reader reports a proposal scene where a suitor seeks the daughter’s hand but the father vows to consider only a full, united arrangement rather than partial terms. The exchange reflects tense courting norms and social expectations of matching families in Cleveland.

Wife Accuses Husband Then He Ends Life in Airshaft

A husband leaped to his death from an airshaft after his wife accused him of bigamy. The incident occurred as hospital authorities reported he died from injuries received in the fall. The couple’s dispute led to his fatal act, with investigators reviewing the widow’s claims.

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