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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1908
Page
9
Bliss-Swain announces special sale items including suits and coats priced from 10 to 25 dollars. The range covers men’s suits, top coats, and spring overcoats in assorted styles and sizes.
Hundreds of idle Hungarian men in Indianapolis are being cared for by a city charity, with Supt. Grout optimistic that spring building work will reduce unemployment. No riots or cliques have formed. workers condemn a contractor who exploited the men for a large profit. The scene at W Washington Street shows daily appeals for aid as rail and track work questions threaten surplus.
The Indiana Horseshoers convention closed at Peru on April 10 with Marion chosen as the next meeting place. Officers elected: President Frank J. Perry of Fort Wayne. first vice president John Crowley of Evansville. second vice president Frank Whiteman of South Bend. secretary and treasurer William Diamond.
The Local Federation of Clubs in Shelbyville Indiana has elected officers for one year President Mrs J H Tomlin vice president Mrs E K Montgomery secretary Mrs J R Coar treasurer Prof Warren Peters auditor W H Isley The date noted April 106 appears to be a misprint.
In Jamestown Indiana on April 10 a Ben Hur limited car numbers 202 crashed into an open switch and jumped the rails injuring ten people. James M Roberts of Jamestown and Itton Whitesville were among the injured as a road man mistook the signal and threw the switch the wrong way.
April 10 report states White Star Line ships dumped at least 3,000 tons of hops into England marking the start of an American effort to capture Britain’s hop market. Hops largely came from the Pacific coast in a single week, constituting a large share of foreign shipments.
Judge Whelton rules the nozzle ordinance valid in the city’s suit against George Le Manager of Saks & Co. The decision requires uptown business houses to equip rotary brass nozzles. Lewis attorneys, hired by the Merchants' Association, had appealed the police court ruling.
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