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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1906
Page
3
Police in Paris raid professional beggars uncovering the famed Bexaire Directory detailing target victims and hours. They seize supply depots for crutches false cribs and other props used by impostors. Beggar contractors control street crossings and rely on organized routes to maximize daily revenue.
The Rev. Louis T. Jana, a Methodist minister, collapsed from heart disease while on stage at the state Republican convention Thursday. He died Thursday night at his Alexandra flats apartment. Son of Bishop Janes of New York, he had served in New York and New Jersey churches and was 34. A widow, son, and sister survived him.
Special to the Sun Savannah Ga April 15 Benjemb e D Greene and John F Gaynor were found guilty in federal court of conspiracy against the government Judge Emory Speer will pass sentence today The trial had been in progress 14 weeks The maximum sentence may be 17 years in prison and a fine of 54000 the amount of the alleged embezzlement.
Special to The Sum reports that on April 1 in Hartford City an examination of the city books was started by expert accountants George W. Hutchinson and James T. Trant to audit city finances and ensure proper accounting.
An elegant imported German china breakfast plate with rosen decoration is offered as a reproduction of a French hand-painted design. Limited stock last tomorrow with prices in cents. Home Furniture Company at southeast corner of Alabama and Washington streets. Lace curtains and portieres offered tomorrow.
A fragmentary column blends playful talk on Parexit blondes and spring sports with local anecdotes from Antwerp Ohio and Cleveland. It references a soap crusade debated by health officials, a Buckeye state joke dinner, and musings on spring phenoms, sports, and familial observations about wealth and duty.
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