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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1909

Page

2

Cook to Send for His Proof in Arctic Claim

Dr. Cook told reporters at the Waldorf Astoria he would mount another expedition at his own expense to retrieve instruments and bring two Eskimos to the United States. He defended his north pole claim, criticized Peary, and suggested Danish explorers could shed light on Eskimo views of Peary. He dismissed plots to discredit him and clarified photos used by a New York paper.

New York Dr. Cook Arctic Waldorf Astoria Commander Peary North Pole Peary Capt. Peary Capt Apentich Knud Rassmussen Denmark

Langford overwhelms Dixie Kid in Emory A. A. bout

Sam Langford defeated the Dixie Kid at the Emory A. A. in Boston Massachusetts last night. Langford dominated from the sixth round delivering heavy body punishment while the Dixie Kid aged 18 rounds and weighed around 143 pounds. Langford outweighed his opponent by about 12 pounds and won decisively.

Boston Mass Sam Langefi Dixie Kid Emory A. A California Ngford Langford Dixie A

Baltimores claim East league pennant in tight finish

Baltimore closes East league season by beating Toronto 5 to 1. John Ganzel's Bronchos win the pennant with 90 wins and 61 losses. Ganzel came from Cincinnati last season and may become manager of the Brooklyns next year. Newark finishes second, Rochester tops. Peoria is third.

Baltimore Baltimores Toronto John Ganzel Heeter

Man 44 Dies Amid Alleged Attack in Pittsburg

In Pittsburg a 44 year old man Michael Garllaccio was found dead after an incident described as an attack. Police report the cause as strangulation with indications of croup symptoms presenting during the event.

Pittsburg Michael Garllaccio

First Step in War on the Tobacco Trust

Mose A. Gunst entered a United Cigar Stores location in New York City signaling a coast to Atlantic move in the fight to break the retail tobacco trust. He plans to open five New York stores within a year and may expand to as many as 500 with his associates.

San Francisco United States Mose A. Gunst United Cigar Stores Company New York City Pacific Coast Atlantic Seaboard Gunst United Company United Stores New York

Wire Thieves Nabbed After Copper Wire Haul

Detectives Holt and Gerber nab two men Rus sell Bell and A Pruitt after stopping a wagon loaded with 1070 pounds of copper wire valued at 750 dollars. The pair were accused of stealing from the Newcastle Indiana traction line and had reportedly taken about 5000 pounds total, even cutting trolley wire. Local farmers near Brightwood alerted authorities, leading to the arrest at Brookside Avenue end.

Holt Gerbrr Russell Bell A. Pruitt Newcastle Ind Brightwood Gerber Holtz Brookside Avenue

House of Krauss Issues Handsome Store Booklet

The Paul H. Krauss company of 26 N. Pennsylvania Street released a stylish booklet titled The House of Krauss. It features pictures from the store and the Krauss laundry on East and Market streets and describes all departments as a refined advertising circular and printers’ triumph.

House of Krauss Paul H. Krauss Company Pennsylvania Street Krauss Market

Husband seeks divorce over heroic standards in love life

Edward W. Smith files for divorce from Rosa V. Smith in Los Angeles claiming she scolds him for not living up to literary heroes. He says a husband must be a hero with wealth and carefree life, citing Laura Jean Libby and Bertha M. Clay as standards.

Edward W. Smith Rosa V. Smith Hobson Dewey Cook Peary North Pole Spain Laura Jean Libby Bertha M. Clay Charlotte Breame Mr. Smith Smith

Mrs. Charlotte Frost Arrest Splash Shocks Society

Mrs. Charlotte Baldwin Frost, detained on $1500 bail in New York, claims theft of funds via worthless checks was a mistake drawn against the wrong bank. Her arrest at the Hotel St. Regis drew wide attention from Brooklyn and Macon residents. Detectives scrutinize as extravagance is blamed for the trouble.

Charlotte Baldwin Frost St. Regis New York Brooklyn Macon Frost Nieer

Indianapolis man head in wreck on Lake Erie details accident

James G. Telfer formerly of Indianapolis, captain of the On Trial for Life company, witnessed the collision between the City of Erie and the Tee Vance Straubenstein on Lake Erie. The schooner sank with two crew members and a Toronto cook dead. two crewmen survived. Rescue efforts began immediately, with boats launched and searchlights sweeping the area for hours. The City of Erie crew believed the schooner failed to show side lights. Telfer will perform in Indianapolis October 14 15 and 16.

James G. Telfer Indianapolis Zoyayves Lake Erie City of Erie Tee Vance Straubenstein Toronto Telfer Erie Cleveland Ity Park Theater

Fitzpatrick Caves 6000 To State For Court Records

The supreme and appellate court records dating to 1802 will be moved from a $20,000 vault floor to proper shelves and cabinets. Clerk Edward V. Fitzpatrick says the new furniture will be in use in a few days. The last legislature appropriated $4,000. the fittings cost $2,365 and much of the appropriation will be returned to the treasury.

Supreme and Appellate Court Statehouse Edward V. Fitzpatrick Treasury

Johnny Kling Happy Over Cubs Pennant Loss in Kansas City

Johnny Kling, world champion catcher, arrived in Kansas City for his billiard business and said he is likely the happiest man in the United States after the Chicago Cubs lost the National League pennant. He had refused to join the club last spring due to being passed over by Charles W. Murphy who offered him a Cincinnati managing role and an associated billiard hall venture backed by Garry Herrmann.

Kansas City United States Chicago Cubs Johnny Kling Charles W. Murphy Cincinnati Garry Herrmann Kling Reda

Local society notes from Olive Branch and surrounding ties

Local life fills pages with visits and travel notes. Mrs Hattie Foy hosts an Olive Branch auxiliary event with help from Mrs Esther Brower Mrs Goldy Hahn Miller and Mrs Nittie Hahn. Many residents travel Rivera to New York City for Hudson Fulton celebrations and Europe trips.

Olive Branch Hattie Foy W. Whittieth Street Esther Brower Goldy Hahn Miller Nittie Hahn

Brown-Ketcham Iron Works To Send 41 Apprentices

The Brown Ketcham iron works will send 41 apprentices to the Y M C A night school and pay their tuition in advance. Upon completing the six month course they will be taken from their apprentice term. Five hundred factory employees and families visited the Y M C A building Tuesday evening with many new enrollments expected to reach 800 this season.

Brown-Ketcham Iron Works

Pure Food Show Planned by Indianapolis Grocers

The seventh annual pure food show by the Indianapolis Retail Grocers association runs Oct 4 to 16 at Tomlinson Hall. Decor work is underway with exhibitors including wholesale grocers manufacturers and baking concerns. A southern farm scene and colored plantation singers are featured with nightly vaudeville. The organizing committee includes J W Galloway chair and members Koehler Lauter Moore Myre Erath Liehr Seyffert Waddington Bremer.

Indianapolis Tomlinson Hall J. W. Galloway W. F. Koehler Joseph Lauter N. A. Moore W. T. Myre F. X. Erath Peter Liehr L. J. Seyffert E. E. Waddington E. J. Bremer

Robbers murder a millionaire and family in Odessa

Odessa, Sept 29. A band identified as 2 Olchovatka tortured and murdered millionaire landowner Achtarsky his wife and 11 family members after breaking into his mansion. They looted the residence, killed the children before the parents, then set the mansion on fire and fled with the loot.

Odessa Olchovatka Achtarsky

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