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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1910

Page

3

Steel Trust Plans New Injury Relief for Workers

New York April 21 The United States Steel Corporation and subsidiaries announce a new injury relief plan to start May 1 for a one year test. It provides temporary benefits 35 percent to single men 50 percent plus extra per child to married men, with permanent injury lump sums and family payments for deaths. Ten day waiting period applies. The plan excludes legal liability and may include a pension for disabled workers.

New York United States Steel Corporation Elbert H. Gary Publc

Professor on Stand Testifies to Poison in Murder Case

Special to the Sun. Jeffersonville Ind April 21 Dr Sherman L Davis professor of chemistry at Indiana University Bloomington testified this morning in the murder case against Mrs Pearl Armstrong He said he found both strychnine and arsenic in the stomach sent him from New Albany for analysis The stomach was that of George Armstrong whom Mrs Armstrong is accused of murdering

Jeffersonville Ind Sherman L. Davis Indiana University Bloomington Pearl Armstrong New Albany George Armstrong

Vandals Steal $500,000 Diamond Ornament in Moscow Cathedral

In Moscow on April 21, vandals stole a half million dollar diamond ornament from the Virgin statue inside Uspenski Cathedral at the Kremlin. Police investigate as shock spreads among worshippers.

Moscow Uspenski Cathedral Kremlin

Chief of Miamis Claims 100000 in Indiana Treaty Claim

PERU Indiana April 21 Chief Gabriel Godfroy head of the Miamis near four miles southeast of here seeks a 100000 settlement. A 1848 treaty promised 25000 yearly to families of Francis Godfroy John B. Richardville Meshingomesia and Francis Slocum. Annuities total 1 500000 but Godfroy offers to settle for 100000. He is 76 with a wife and nineteen children. current wife is his third. He has often been generous with tribesmen and been exploited in past deals.

Godfroy Francis Godfroy John B. Richardville Meshingomesia Francis Slocum

Forty Nuns Believed Dead in Spanish Landslide Tragedy

A landslide destroyed the convent of San Pablo near Manresa, 30 miles from Barcelona. Two score nuns were buried, nine rescued alive, and many bodies recovered as authorities confirm the disaster.

Madrid San Pablo Manresa Barcelona

Laporte Seeks Uniformed Woodmen Encampment

William E. Cady state manager of the Woodmen of the World returned from Laporte after conferring with Gen. John T. Gates and city officials on holding an encampment for uniformed Woodmen in the district. Laporte favors hosting the event, with 7 000 to 8 000 expected attendees.

E. Cady The Woodmen of the World Laporte John T. Gates

Enchanted Barrier Bride Travels 1200 Miles to Bloomington

Miss Maude L. Fields, once neighbor of Thomas L. Brown in Washington township, traveled 1200 miles from Washington to Bloomington to wed the prosperous farmer. The two had kept up a long correspondence after her move west with her parents.

Bloomington Ind Maude L. Fields Washington Thomas L. Brown Washington Township

Hearst Endorses William H Taft After Conference

William R Hearst after a half hour conference with President Taft issued a public endorsement of the Taft administration. He criticized Theodore Roosevelt and spoke sharply against Roosevelt’s record, a stance likely to unsettle Roosevelt supporters within the party.

Washington William R. Hearst Taft Hearst Roosevelt

Columbus Meat Consumers Protest Sunday Off During Summer

The meat buyers of Columbus Indiana protest an agreement by local butchers not to open Sundays in the summer. They argue fresh meat will not keep from Saturday night to Sunday night without ice and demand ice availability.

Columbus Ind

Plan Monster Picnic In Northern Indiana Area

Modern Woodmen of America camps in Northern Indiana southern Michigan and northeastern Illinois plan a large regional picnic. Officials expect at least 15 000 attendees and consider Michigan City as a potential site for the event.

South End Ind Woodmen of America Indiana Michigan Illinois Michigan City

Insurgent split marked Sixth district tariff fight

The Sixth district Republican convention opened amid bitter quarrels over the Barnard candidacy. Web Woodfill claimed insurgent support, Mull was discussed as a third nominee, and Wayne county was seen as decisive. Resolutions were postponed as delegates arrived and Barrows chaired briefly praising Roosevelt and Taft.

Wayne County Woodfill Decatur County Barnard James E. Watson Tom Mull Wood- All Rush County Shelby County Waion County Watson Fayette County Decatur Fayette Franklin Hancock Henry Union Wayne Mull Rush Shelby Warne Gowdy Charley Campbell Shelbyville Miles Moffett Connersville Watson-Gowdy-Milligan Banner W. C. Barnard Web Woodfill Thomas Mull Milroy Kish Lsted McFarlan Hotel Tom Stull James E. Wat Son Rushvile Rushville Auditorium

Rioting in Hunan as foreigners flee in China

Rioting flared in Hunan province with Yi-Yang and Yo-Chow scenes reported. Foreigners fled as mobs attacked consulates of Britain and Japan. British and Japanese ministers demanded payment of compensation and opening of additional ports for trade while several regiments reportedly mutinied.

Yo-Chow Ning-Sing Yi-Yang Chang-Sha England Japan

Traveling salesmen tell rare steak tale in hotel lobby

In an Indianapolis hotel lobby a group of I C M A traveling men listen as a pompous speaker recalls a restaurant tale about Clarence and Gerald demanding steak, with exaggerated responses from the waiter and a cow puncher. The humor centers on mispronounced orders for exceptionally rare and crippled portions.

Knights of the Indianapolis Billings, Mont Clarence Gerald Waitah

New York Assembly Adopts Sweeping Graft Investigation

Albany April 21 without a dissenting vote the New York assembly adopted a resolution providing a sweeping investigation of all charges of corruption and bribery involving public officials or departments.

New York

Saving Money Motto Advocates Two Savings Accounts

The passage promotes a money saving motto for workers and professionals alike. It argues that there is no better or safer method than using two savings accounts to maximize financial security and thrift.

Calladiums 7 to 10 inch plants sale

Advertises calladium bulbs or plants sized seven to ten inches priced at 8 cents each or two for 15 cents, offering a bargain for gardeners seeking larger ornamental blooms.

Retail sale items from a 19th century store page

A vendor lists dry goods and household items with prices including 6 spools of thread, 2000 tooth picks for 3 cents, ironing wax in 7 packs, 6 dozen clothes pins for 6 cents, 3 rolls toilet paper for 10 cents, cuff button selections up to 50 cents, buttons on cards from 3 to 12 per card, hair nets in staple colors, hair elastic cords at 5 cents each, Climax Wall Paper Cleaner Teeper, Old Dutch Cleaner three cans for 72 cents, Dust Down gallon for 2 1 2 to 7 cents.

High Wheel Lawn Mowers Sale Prices

The listing promotes lawn mowers with 16 and 14 inch knives at special prices. High-wheel models shown in both ball bearing and light-running types are offered at discounted rates, with figures suggesting savings against typical costs.

Muslin and sheet sale prices at Friday specials

Unbleached and bleached muslins by the yard with Friday prices and limits. Nainsooks and French nainsocks offered with per piece or yard pricing. Sheets, pillowcases, blankets, comforters advertised with specific sizes and sale figures for Friday. Includes baby blankets and a range of fabric goods with discounted Friday pricing.

Cleaning goods line adds small hand and scouring items

Classified note lists White Line Washing Powders at three five cent packages totaling ten cents Suppho hand or scouring cake priced seven cents each. The item reads like a shorthousehold ad from a historic paper detailing minimal prices for cleaning products.

Household Scrubbing and Ironware Sale Promises Bargains

A local sale offers extra large scrubbing brushes at 10c each with Lambs wool wall and floor brushes in three sizes priced 6c 9Sc and 1.35. 50c house brooms four thread sown 35c. Mrs Potts irons three irons stand and handle 65c. White and blue and white stoneware 65c value 39c. Bread toasters square pyramid four slices 12c from 25c.

Jc. Lamb

Wash Goods Price List with Yard and Value

Panama Suitings in neat plaids and stripes sell at 9c per yard from a 15c value. Serpentine crepes for kimonos go for 10c per yard from 18c. Flemish linen suitings 7 1 2c per yard from 5c. Batistes and dimities 12 1/2c per yard from 8c. Poplins in cream black and white 12 1/2c per yard from 25c. French chambray ginghams 10c per yard from 14c. Apron ginghams 6c per yard from 9c. American calicoes 7c per yard from 7c.

Panama

Royal Russia all linen towel ing sale list

Linen sale notes itemize bleached all linen towels 18 inches wide at 9 cents per yard washed crash linen 40 cents per yard Huck towels 16 by 28 inches 6 cents each Hem stitched lunch cloths 30 by 30 inches Battenberg doilies 18 by 18 inches 35 cents value 2 shillings? napkins mercerized dozen 9 5 cents Table damask 64 inches wide 50 cents per yard 35 cents Friday Turkey red table cloths 8 by 12 inches 1.49 value 80 cents each

Royal Russia Battenberg

Friday Bargains in Things that are Ready to Wear

Bargain sale of ready to wear items with low prices on sun hats bonnets gingham aprons and women s kimonos and vests. Silks linens and hosiery offered at deep discounts with multiple items priced around 4 to 25 cents for women misses and children.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Steel Trust 8. L. Davis Armstrong Senator Aldrich Senator Hale Aldrich Hale Senate Lowden Ilinois House Miamis Gabriel Godfroy Peru Gabriel Here South Bend, Ind William Indorses William H. Taft Mr. Taft Barrows Fair Fred Barrows Beveridge Barrows Tel Mata Dr. Taft Dr. Noble Cash Taft’s Dental Washington Street Hunan Hankow Hunan Province Colgate Marion Paint Co Pennsylvania Albany, WN. Y Des Moines Master Horshoers’ Protective Association of Town Strong Company Indiana Trust Co HP Wasson Ae Newcastle Killarney Benthey & Co Climax Hope Pitlow Montgomery Yard &c
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