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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1906
Page
2
A clipped newspaper line argues the main aim was retaliation and punishing the railroad program. It frames the elimination of the Railroad Commission endorsement as the sharpest political hit, casting the move as a deliberate bid to get even.
A fragmented Indiana campaign night scene shows candidates at party headquarters, crowding around, funding via cigars and free drinks, and theater visits as delegates weigh endorsements. Governor Hanly and reforms spark debate over platform wording and party unity.
Reports from the Claypool hotel on Wednesday night show clashes among party factions over platform changes and candidate support. The main contest centers on the state superintendent race with Cotton facing rivals and whispers of money offers, while anti Hanly forces target Judge Rabb.
Report from the Marion county convention finds subdued enthusiasm at the Claypool hall. Governors and congressmen spar in tone while editors and delegates mingle, with Cromer Campbell and other figures drawing attention amid long standing feuds.
A Republican rally drew attention as candidates for judgeships drew around the rooms like lawyers around a sorghum mill. Col W. W. Hatfman Joseph Kealing Hal Shideler Lieut Gov Hugh T Miller and Alex Gorman of Richmond and John Harvey of Centerville were seen nosing around almost continually. The state convention showed fewer combinations and less trading material.
In Bedford a young woman named Miks Joxie Blackharn suffered serious injuries in a runaway accident. Her condition this day is described as very serious and she remains hospitalized.
The State Board of Charities plans its next conference and corrections session. Indiana branches hold commencements at the Physio Medical College and a bankers banquet at the Grand Hotel with Henry Warrum as speaker. Grand Lodge officers of the Indiana Ancient Order of United Workmen elected. officers include Paul Reand master workman and Fred Baker grand representative. Various social events and meetings follow, including club suppers, church society gatherings, and a WCT A meeting with a medal contest scheduled.
Pendleton Oregon April 1 Major O C Edwards superintendent at Umatilla reservation refused to be scalped and ordered a troop from Fort Walla Walla to guard against violence. He says cavalry was requested to shield stockmen and protect Indian rights amid past threats of removal and accusations of bullying by the Indians.
In Athens Ohio on April 12 independent Operators of the Hocking district and miners’ representatives signed a general scale for 1903. Major signers included New England Coal, New Pittsburg Coal, Johnson Coal Mining, Northern Fuel, Lubris Coal, and Sunday Creek. A deadlock over the two year term followed as the miners presented their scale and a committee was chosen to resolve differences.
In Chicago April Dowie relinquished control of Zion City amid exposure fears from wife and son Voliva. He will be banished from Zion, receive a pension, and return to Mexico for health reasons. Attorney Wetten expects a quiet settlement with no lawsuits and no exclusion from church councils.
A Missouri woman describes quitting coffee after trying Postum Food Coffee. She details headaches when coffee is skipped, then gradual health gains, steadier nerves, and a stronger heart after weeks. The ad praises Postum as a safe, coffee-like beverage that supports recovery from caffeine-led dependency.
Special to The Sea Hiram College faces a student strike after Mins Maude Anderson of Toronto Cam and Bert Williams of Warren are suspended for a window entry and nearly dawn poker games in Miss Anderson’s room. Anderson admits violating curfew and recounts others present Esther Dodge and Marjorie Bull as witnesses. President Hollinson said he acted on the confession and will decide on re admission pending faculty action.
President Roosevelt will receive Commissioner Garfield’s confidential investigation into Standard Oil. The report is said to reveal many refined details including many refiners under Standard’s umbrella and price disparities across crude grades. It promises extensive statistics on refining costs and profits and an economy focused account of Standard’s growth and influence.
A formerly blind man gains the ability to distinguish between light and darkness using new eyes. Doctors report partial restoration of vision enabling perception of light and shadow, without full sight.
In a mixed dispatch from Washington and Indianapolis, the report covers surgical attempts to restore sight to Wilton Heinard using grafts from a rabbit’s eye. Initial gains show recognition of daylight. future progress hinges on corneal strengthening. Note of accompanying local crime and drift, including a motorized market pitch and public works issues.
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