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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1907

Page

6

Judge Taft's Labor Record Affects Whitehouse Boom

Cincinnati April 17 Taft’s ruling in the Phelan case defined labor union legality and caused wide debate. The decision barred coercive boycott tactics by unions, labeling violence unnecessary but recognizing that organized action to enforce terms could be unlawful. Taft’s stance sparked outrage among labor circles who branded him Injunction Taft.

Jacob Waldeck Cincinnati Taft Phelan American Railway Union Lan Felton Phlan Tie Chicago Pullmap Werren Railrouad Cor Ng Pullman Company Pullman

May a girl flirt with a man or not

A provocative essay argues flirtation is a dangerous weapon and a sign of vanity and manipulation. It contrasts genuine affection with pretended love, declaring true passion rare and praising intelligent, confident women who attract men without pretense.

Eniff

Women Lobby Springfield Push for Library Bill

Numerous Springfield women lobbyists press a measure for a state agency to supervise promote and expand library facilities with an annual appropriation of six thousand dollars. The effort centers on the suffrage issue and allied advocacy in the capital.

Springfield

Shall Uncle Sam Own His Railroads

A discussion on government ownership of railways notes concern over party control and the vast wealth rail lines represent. The author argues the danger is not greater than current railway influence in elections primaries and legislative actions, and asserts government ownership might not worsen politics.

Uncle Sam

Isnt a Man Easy Noblest Dog in the United States

The article notes Prince Leo as a renowned dog praised by fanciers. It highlights his many feats including daily guarding school children at a railroad crossing near his master's home in the city, portraying him as a noble guardian figure.

United States Prince Leo

Prince Leo the hero dog murdered for a reward

A $2509 gold reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Prince Leo IV the St Bernard killed in Boulder Colorado. Prince Leo once saved miner Jack Juliff during a fatal blizzard, earning medals and fame before his murder drew wide support.

Leo IV Boulder Colo Prince Leo E. C. Lindemann Western Federation of Miners, and Kennels Associations of America Dr. Lindemann Switzerland Lindemann Jack Juliff Leadville Rocky Mountains Juliff Miners’ Union

Conscience Cost Zimmerman $1000 Cash

TOPEKA April 17 Samuel L Zimmerman county clerk of Shawnee County Kansas lost a thousand dollars in four years by copying tax assessment rolls instead of the assessors as required by law. The county commissioners offered to let him keep some fees, a practice several clerks accepted. He had a reputation for integrity but chose to obey the law.

Merman Zimmerman Board of Education of Topeka Kas Samuel L. Zimmerman Shawnee County Kansas Zim Lieved Irvin Elis

The Parting of the Ways and a San Francisco Mayor

A reflective piece using a San Francisco mayor as a parable for moral choice at a career turning point. It contrasts allegiance to trusted colleagues with temptations of wealth earned through corruption, depicting an indictment and a call for personal integrity. The tale invites readers to face the parting of the ways within minutes.

San Francisco

No Mollycoddles for Husbands

Pittsburg April 17. Pastor H L Smith of Pellevue M E church asked 20 single parishioners to share ideals for a spouse. Girls’ replies praise Christian gentlemen and temperance while rejecting mollycoddles. Replies read aloud privately. writers’ names kept confidential unless approved by the pastor.

Pittsburg H. L. Smith Pellevue M. E

Bathing in the Dead Sea differs from other salt waters

Haskett Smith author of Patrollers of Palestine explains that entering the Dead Sea instantly topples a swimmer. Feet and shins are cut on rocks as one struggles to shore, while the skin and senses burn from the dense brine and bitumen.

Haskett Smith Palestine

Search for Lost Virgin Mine of Gold Near Carlsbad

In Carlsbad New Mexico on April 17 Amos Cummings a veteran Eddy county teacher will lead a June expedition to the McKittrick Canyon area near the Guadalupe mountains to seek a 25 year old rumored mine of virgin gold. The map guiding the party allegedly belonged to Ross Sublett a California miner who disappeared after sharing the treasure secret with his son. Historical searches trace the tale to Sublett and a later claim by Indian fighter B F Patterson who has pursued the fortune for over twenty years.

Tat McKittrick Canjson Guadalupe Mountain Range Cummings Ross Sublett California Suade Mublett Withrut B. F. Patterson

Bullet in Head for Over 44 Years

A Bloomburg Pa special reports Abraham Strausser born 1811 celebrated his seventy fifth birthday with a bullet lodged in his head for thirty four years and six months since a minie ball struck him at the Battle of South Mountain in 1862. He recovered after nine weeks in hospital and later served in the Union Army.

Bloomburg Abraham Strausser W. Third St Hale and Hearty South Mountain Strausser Mr. Strausse

Man in Columbia County Nearly Survives Head Xray Mystery

The subject has spent almost all life in Columbia County and underwent multiple head Xray pictures. Experts agree the bail was located between the roof of his mouth and the frontal skull area, a position described as astonishingly dangerous yet not fatal.

Columbia County

Primary colors and color theory overview

The text explains Newton's seven color names red orange yellow green blue indigo violet and notes artists reduce to red yellow and blue. It describes scientists favoring red green blue as primary sensations and mentions three retinal color receptors. It states that all hues in white light arise from combining these three primaries.

Newton

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