Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Indianapolis Sun in Indianapolis, Indiana

We have 10,635,812 pages in Indiana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1910

Page

4

Marriage of Miss Lena Sloan in West Lafayette

Miss Lena Sloan daughter of Mr and Mrs James D Sloan and J Burton Cunningham of West Lafayette Indiana were married Wednesday at Seventh Presbyterian church Kalamazoo officiating by Rev W Lincoln Montaye with Rev Claude Blayer assisting The bride was given away by her brother Howard C Sloan The ceremony featured pink and white decorations and organ music The couple left for a Southern states trip and will reside at 204 South Street West Lafayette in a gray suit with a sapphire plume.

Lena B. Sloan James D. Sloan J. Burton Cunningham West Lafay Ind Seventh Presbyterian Church W. Lincoln Montaye *É Kalamazoo Mich Claude Blayer Phengrin Arthur Foote Dream‘Bartlett Messaline Cunningham West Lafaynette, Inc Mr. and Buick Lancaster Hn Hite Ollie Hite Franklin M. M. C. Windler Rushville Mislara ‘Cunningham South Bend Mises Erma Grace Cunningham Hoger’g. Frazier Tudge Thomas W. Field Charles HW. Henderson Thomas Ross Arthur D. Cunningham Briargette Inter Nos Club Titania Victoria of England Litania Milo H. Stuart Eve J. P. Hamaker Isabella of Castile Olive Smith Pocahontas R. H. Ritter Queen Elizabeth L. B. Hopkins Mary E. C. Humpler Christine Sweden George Tomlinson Bathsheba Francis Hill Josephine J. E. Hidgon Cleopatra W. W. McCrea Wasner BH. L. van Dorin W. F. Johnson W. H. Leedy Hannah Wilmoth

Hatpins with mirrors and puffs loom large in craft

New York reports Malden Lane jewelers produce oversized hatpins whose lids conceal powder puffs and tiny mirrors inside. Guards and heads feature bird motifs like roosters and owls in gold silver gems and rhinestones. Some pins display three inch long rooster figures and varied side views.

New York Malden Lane

Boy Accidentally Killed In Harrowing Revolver Accident

In Ashtabula Ohio on September 29 Harvey Babcock a 17 year old boy examining a revolver in his room was killed instantly when the weapon discharged. The tragedy underscores dangers of handling firearms indoors.

Ashtabula, CO Harvey Babcock

Open Air Schools Begin in Paris New Education Plan

Paris reports a novel open air school started by Signor Diamandi. Sixty children attend, with summer tent classes emphasizing natural history, botany, drawing, manual training, and farming. Winter inside, frequent country excursions, outdoor games, and Swedish exercises. Boarders capped at 120, $10 to $15 monthly. Educational reform hopes to fulfill a long felt need.

Paris France Signor Diamandi

Head of Industrial School to Resign After 21 Years

Mrs. F. A. Blanchard of 204 East Fifteenth street announces she will resign as head of the Girls' Industrial School after twenty one years. She plans to move to California and will tender her resignation at the upcoming board meeting. As founder she will name her own successor.

F. A. Blanchard East Fifteenth Street California Girls’ Industrial School

Jilted Man Takes Life in Philadelphia

Samuel Skidsky, 28, killed himself with carbolic acid on a Philadelphia street after a rejected romance with Anna Bunsky from Odessa. He carried nine hundred dollars, saved to buy a home, and had learned she loved another man after she arrived and disclosed the rival.

Philadelphia Samuel Skidsky Skidsky Anna Bunsky Odessa

Wife Sues Spouse Who Quotes Bible In Discipline

Kansas City paper reports Mrs. Nettie M. Hines seeks divorce from farmer 8 1F. Hines alleging repeated beating and family discipline tied to Bible quotes. She cites Aug 14 incident where he read a text on wives submission before punishing his wife and children. Proposes Proverbs xxiii 18 may have been used with the daughter.

Kansas City Kas Nettie M. Hines Hines

Motoring Demands Oil Additions to Inspector Report

The quarterly report of Sid Conger state oil inspector shows Indiana consumed 25,812 barrels of gasoline in the three months ending September 20. Notoring adds 8,570 barrels to the total, with inspection fees for the state totaling $13,321.30.

Sid Conger Indiana

Yankee Girl to Open at New Murat Theater Week Oct 3 5

Blanche Ring headlines at the New Murat theater for Oct 3 5 in The Yankee Girl a George W Hobart and Silvio Hein musical. Jessie Gordon a true blue Yankee girl proves loyalty and earns engagement with the local American consul. Also noted are Piccolo midgets at B F Keith’s Grand with tales of German army regulation humor and a review of Mrs Glyn's themes. Ward and Voices in The Trouble Makers and The House on the Bluff are planned for Park next week with Fort five Minutes From Broadway in a strong Arvine Benton run.

Blanche Ring New Murat Theater Miss Ring Indianapolis New York Herald Square George W. Hobart Silvio Hein Mr. Hobart Mr. Hein Jessie Gordon Republic Uncle Sam Germany B. F. Keith William Berlin German War Department War Department America Europe Ward Voices Arvine-Benton George M. Cohan Broadway

Three Weeks comes to Park with two daily shows

The Indianapolis engagement of Elinor Glyn's Three Weeks opens at the Park Thursday with two performances daily at popular prices. Jeanne Towler stars as The Lady in the original stage version authored by Glyn, a prominent English society woman.

Indianapolis Elinor Glyn Jeanne Towler Hke Inculcut

Real Indian to star in next week’s The Squaw Man

Production notes announce Harry Standing Bear a full-blood Sioux will play an interpreter while the cast presents The Squaw Man next week, highlighting authentic casting for the period production.

Herry Standing Bear

Speechless Actor Makes Big Hit In Edmond Hayes Show

Bob Archer plays Bozo the Wise Guy's foil at the Empire this week and earns laughter without a single spoken line. Former acrobat, Archer delivers strong pantomime with Edmond Hayes and excels in silent, expressive scenes.

Bob Archer Bozo Wise Guy Edmond Hayes the Empire Hayes Archer

The Nigger at Shubert Mar Prompts Southern Yet Universal Interest

The Nigger, opening Oct 6 at Shubert Mar, follows a young aristocratic southern governor who discovers black blood in his veins and faces ostracism. Guy Bates Post portrays the governor in a remarkably lifelike performance. The play is described as intensely human with broad appeal beyond regional limits.

Shubert Mar South Guy Bates Post

Remarkable shooting by Sixteenth company coast artillery

In foggy San Francisco weather the Sixteenth company coast artillery under Capt. Thomas Ashburn achieved a remarkable service practice record at Battery Boutelle. Five inch rifles fired at about three miles hit nine times out of ten, demonstrating precision under difficult visibility.

San Francisco Coast Artillery Thomas Ashburn

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hiss Truth Lexington Avenue Tgomery Sloan Harry Ruth Goldrick Normer A. Homsher Ralph Goldrick Corne's Avenue Smilar Marek Goldrick Oscar Bueller Ifred B. Shafer The Phi Delta Ruth Linton Marm Anna Powles Annie Legg Fred Schmid Mis. Ses Pettis Bassett Lawrie Sorority Louis Buddenbaum David Goldrick Okwalter Harry Hayes Morgan Hazel Johnson Knamlein Homeridian Albert Ballman Cornell Avenue the Murat Lenora Knannlein Bessie Moderwell Eva Enzo Boteler Joseph Miss Knannlein Irs Thomas Halleck Johnson Marir Helen Martin Wiliam Ray Adams Rch Washington Boulevard Tuan Binghampton N. C Reily Theis P. F. Ryan Shland Avenue St. Meinrad's Frank A. Moore Marie W. J. Cinthe Tellip Carey Helen Ben Margarite Rela- Bend Ipfel Ity Chicago Roberts Toledo Ruth ‘Summers Marth Martinsville E. B. Brigham North Rural Street M. A. Bresette R. F. Patton Nina Brigham Helen Brigham Neal Brigham Edwin Bresette Beulah Bresette Mrs. Brigham Nina Nellie Bucksett Edward Hawkins J. H. Taylor O. J. Conrad George Hadley Anderson William Foot Jacksonville Fla F. W. Wood Veedersburg Hawkins Don P. Hawkins C. J. Conrad W. G. Schick Coffeyville, Kas George Custer Louise Custer Thorntown Mary Keay Franklin, Ind David Keay Alichigan J. C. Moore Columbia University Baroness Mitsui Japan Tokio Mitsui Rockefeller United States Court House Washington ‘Street Tel Farmer DEAI Ohio Ind. Ave Amusements Kmas J.P. Mullally Monument Place Simon Indianapolis Gas CO Pennsylvania Street
Search Courier

Search the Indianapolis Sun Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Indianapolis Sun?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication