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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1908
Page
10
Public anger over county graft prompts call for real investigation
Citizens insist on swift punishment for public grafters and end to farce inquiries. They denounce county officials including a commissioner under indictment for $3800 bribery and condemn the courthouse probe as undermined by the very body tasked with oversight. The tax base is strained as funds vanish and creditors wait. The public demands decisive action and accountability.
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County Council
John McGregor
County Commissioners’ Department
Marion County
Falls to his death near Vienna precipice while picking flowers
Robert Doesier, a junior partner in a Vienna firm, fell 300 feet to his death while attempting to reach a spray of wild flowers near the top of a high precipice on April 8.
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Vienna
Robert Doesier
Stillwell Wins Y M C A Contract in Terre Haute
The Terre Haute Y M C A building committee awarded the construction contract to W I Stillwell of Lafayette for 42000 dollars.
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Stillwell
Terre Haute
Ind
Y. M. C. A. Building Committee
W. I. Stillwell
Lafayette
Uses of the Star
The Indianapolis Star lists practical uses for The Star including cleaning lamp chimneys and mirrors, polishing stoves and ranges, cleaning windows and under carpets, wiping plates after meals, and spreading on iced springs to prevent mattress rust. Worded by Mrs. W. R. Curtis of Ellettsville, Ind.
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W. R. Curtis
Ellettsville
Ind
The Thief serial begins today for Indianapolis readers
Bernstein's The Thief is published in sections daily in the Indianapolis Star, with a focus on a wife’s struggle to keep her husband’s admiration. The story, softened for broad appeal, aims to teach both men and husbands valuable lessons about fidelity, envy, and respect in marriage. The first installment appears today.
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Hinetnse
Indianapolis
Hairpin Moved Trolley Clears Jam Between Cities
A trolley car stalled between Millville and Vineland last night was freed by a hairpin, after air pump trouble halted progress. Conductor George Hund worked the car until a hairpin from Miss Mabel [surname unclear] sparked a circuit and allowed the vehicle to roll into Vineland. Philadelphia Inquirer reports.
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Millville
Vineland
George Hund
Mabelson
Philadelphia Inquirer
Evansville Girl Attempts Suicide by Swallowing Poison
In Evansville Indiana on April 8 Benjamin Beichlein 19 attempted suicide by swallowing carbolic acid. He is believed unable to recover with doctors pessimistic about recovery following the incident.
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Evansville
Ind
Benjamin Beichlein
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