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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1910

Page

3

Philadelphia Athletics Crown World Champions

Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Chicago Cubs 7 to 2 in a world series clincher at Chicago. Jack Coombs and Miner Brown pitched seven innings before Brown faltered. Connie Mack's club outhit and outplayed the Cubs to claim the title before a record crowd of 27,374 with gate receipts of $37,116.50.

Chicago Philadelphia Athletics Cubs West Side National Commission Jack Coombs Miner Brown Terre Haute Connie Mack King Cole Cribs Athletics Chicagos Seulembhren Desnertte

Needam Pleads Guilty in Insurance Fraud Case

Louisville judge reports T. T. O Leary pleads guilty to criminal conspiracy to defraud Indianapolis insurers along with P J Needham and Dr C G Schott. He agrees to pay a fine of 800 dollars plus costs.

Needam Louisville T. T. O'Leary P. J. Needham C. G. Schott Indianapolis

DoLan Killed While Boarding Train in Pittsburg

Patrick J. Dolan former president of the Pittsburg district United Mine Workers of America was killed when a moving train threw him under its wheels. At Montmereacie Indiana Martin Robinson a young farmer killed Grace Elier seventeen in a jealous rage and likely fatally wounded himself.

Pittsburg Patrick J. Dolan United Mine Workers of America McDoland Dolan Montmereacie Ind Martin Robinson Grace Elier

Washington to Probe White Slave Traffic Nationwide

The Department of Justice will soon launch a full investigation into the white slave trade in the United States. Attorney General Wickersham has already fielded special agents to assess the need for expanding the force and to study the scope of the illicit activity in major cities. A large team will be deployed to patrol big cities for individuals involved in trafficking women.

Washington Department of Justice Wickersham

Counterfeiters Caught in Port Townsend Raid

Federal agents seized 300000 dollars in counterfeit Nicaraguan five peso notes printed in Port Townsend Washington. The printer George B Williams the engraver H N Secrist and the Chicago engraving firm manager Richard J Trumbull were arrested for their roles in producing and distributing the bogus currency.

Port Townsend Wash Captain Porter United States Secret Service George B. Williams H.N. Secrist Tampico Mexico Richard J. Trumbull Guarantee Engraving Company of Chicago

Rachel's Birthplace Monument Planned in Swiss Territory

The Swiss intend to honor Rachel's birth with a monument at the Gulden Sun Inn in Munf Aargau Canton. Her father, once a rabbi in training, became a soap and lace peddler traveling across Europe with his family aboard a large cart. Esther Haya Felix bore sixteen children, six surviving to adulthood, before the family settled in Lyons where the mother sold used ladies clothing.

Rachel Munf Aargau Acros Europe Esther Haya Felix Lyons

World’s Largest Restaurant Planned for Broadway New York

A massive restaurant to seat 6000 people is planned on Broadway New York between Forty seventh and Forty eighth streets. Ten kitchens will serve 600 people each under a German family style system. A 60 foot high glass dome will crown the center with a 10000 square foot area. A glass ice skating rink on the roof could become a roof garden theater in summer.

New York Broadway

Young Phillips learns Cinch to please Miss Morton

Phillip, dismayed by card basics, seeks help from his patient sister as lessons begin. He endures mockery and misreads hands, then to his relief his confidence grows during a practice session. The evening ends with a twist as the hostess announces a change to bridge.

Phillips Miss Morton Cinch Dan Alice Morton Phillip Orient Oscar Pry

Bride sells unwanted wedding gift amid shop drama

A June bride recounts buying back a silver ice pitcher and goblets after an awkward encounter with the giver, Mrs. Merle-Browne, in a downtown shop. The vendor offers twelve dollars for the set, accepted by the new Mrs. Latour who plans to discard the item. Also noted is a county Sunday school convention at a Methodist church with speakers Bert H. Moninger and W. J. Carpenter and a full program listed for the day.

Mrs. Latour Bacchus Wilbur Merle- Brown Merle- Browne FE. N. L Mrs. Merle- Brown Evangeline Nettleton Latour Herbert H. Moninger W. J. Carpenter Brazil Carpenter Bert Deasley Ferre Haute Vigo Powell Geo. W. Barbie Furid A. m Pytba A. Om Eaunly Diorbert Alniger Politeab

American Artist Elizabeth Nourse Gains Government Purchase

Miss Elizabeth Nourse, American artist living in Paris, has sold her painting The Closed Shutters to the Luxembourg gallery on behalf of the French government. She began her career in Cincinnati under Benn Pitman, brother of Isaac Pitman, and has long been a member of Cincinnati’s Woman's Art club.

Elizabeth Nourse Paris Luxembourg Miss Nourse Cincinnati Benn Pitman Isaac Pitman Shorthtand Woman’s Art Club of

Soria Yhenias ANGE Un Day Class of Ray

Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear names and phrases. The readable names include Soria and Yhenias ANGE with scattered latin-like segments. No coherent event, date, or organization can be established from the fragment.

Soria Yhenias Ange Ray Ste Bievin Sr

Local Social Notes From Sullivan Area

Sullivan residents visited friends and relatives across nearby towns this Sunday and Saturday. Miss Hazel Love and Grace Wardner are among those mentioned, with family visits noted in Harve Clark Graysville and Went to Pasat Saturday night.

Hazel Love Sullivan Grace Wardner Everett Brocker Harve Clark Fred Rays A. Hall John McNaughton Wm. Lee Wm. Steedman Ed Arnett Re Wuives Graysville Have Pasat Jana Alton Frank Spro- Soy Bes Joan Britner Leo Pether

Meetings Largely Attended by PMamd Group

Attendees gathered for the PMamd meetings with discussions on republican candidacy and state issues. The event featured several speakers who presented ideas and received audience reactions during the session.

Pmamd Canci Wy W Gann Yiwat Ciubefiods

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