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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1909
Page
2
Col. Blake a Civil War veteran and pioneer Indiana judge and lawyer. funeral services planned at Mrs. Arnold's home at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. He previously served as circuit judge.
Churches schedule a busy Easter Sunday with sermons on The Resurrection and The Easter Glory. Special music ensembles, cantatas, and elaborate processions accompany services at First Baptist Central Christian North Park Christian Tabernacle Presbyterian and other churches. Sermons cover The First Easter Day The Resurrection of Christ and related themes with children baptisms and Easter exercises as part of Sunday school programs.
Indianapolis hosts an open air midnight service and a downtown parade for Gen William Booth eightieth birthday with Major Escott leading Indiana department observances. Booth plans a farewell US tour next year and daughter Commander Eva Booth will accompany him.
Pirates baseball team breaks camp at Hot Springs and heads to Kansas City for exhibitions with the American Association before meeting Indianapolis Tuesday. Eleven veterans return to Pittsburg to await the regular season while thirty others join the Kansas City group for preliminary games.
Mrs Elia Shane requests funds and a ride to return to Anderson Indiana after a domestic dispute with Noble Shane. She says she filed for divorce and will not stay with him, insisting on preparing her own fare and grip to catch the next train. Police observed the couple as they headed toward the Indianapolis station with Shane carrying the luggage.
Paris reports American heavyweight Sam McVey defeated English boxer Bill Warren by knockout in the second round of a boxing contest held last night.
Lebanon Indiana April 10 Matthew G Miller aged 82 filed suit against Farmers State Bank and 16 corporations alleging notes in his name were forged by his son Joseph S Mittler who died last week. Notes cited include 921 for about 25 dollars with others ranging up to 3900 dollars.
Miss Alma Hug of Canal Dover Ohio reports relief after using Dr Miles Nervine and Toric. The advertisement claims sleep returns and nervous spells ease with few days of proper use and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit.
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