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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1908

Page

2

Fine restores the hearing of beggar in Chicago court

A 67 year old mendicant in Chicago was fined 36 dollars and costs by Judge Wells for begging. After the verdict, the man’s hearing and sight allegedly improved and he produced 300 dollars, but a jail search revealed a 152 dollar deposit. cards claiming his disability were destroyed as the judge remarked the powers had returned. The man was identified as Thomas Cantanzaro.

Judge Wells Mnagic Thomas Cantanzaro

Pine Lumber Merger to Conserve Pine Timber Supply

St Louis April 6 This report says lumber companies controlling nearly all southern yellow pine timber are forming a holding corporation to conserve the timber and keep prices fair The proposed company would be capitalized at about 800 million dollars.

ST. Louis, Mo To South

Pyramid Pile Cure Claims Home Remedy Relief

A 19th or early 20th century advertising notice promotes Pyramid Pile Cure for piles claiming cure without surgery. It asserts rapid relief, home use, and no charge for a trial sample, guiding readers to obtain a 50 cent box after trying the sample from Pyramid Drug Co.

Pyramid Drug Co Pyramid Bidg Marshall, Mich

Elephants Compete For Queen in Patchyderm Parade

The elephant quartet led by Queen, the troupe’s star, show love triangle antics as two bull elephants compete for her favor. A restless night of pacing follows when Queen favors one then the other, delaying the parade and causing a car-side stall. Queen, Pinto, Duke, and a younger member over 40 years old, are all key figures in the display.

Pennsylvania Road Nelson Street Pinto Duke

Died at Daughter's Home Werman Borchers Passes At Eleven

Werman Borchers aged 11 died Wednesday at the home of his daughter Mrs. R. T. Alullis 47 W Twenty seventh street. He leaves two sons and three daughters.

Werman Borchers R. T. Alullis Twenty Seventh Street

Osborn Urges Boys to Lead Upright Life Before Prison

In Kokomo Indiana Jesse Worley Osborn awaiting a life term for murdering his sweetheart Mrs Fairy McClain issues a moral exhortation to boys. He warns that the path of transgressors is hard and urges obedience to parents avoidance of drink and reliance on upright conduct to avoid the harms he endured. He stresses self reflection and community service as keys to happiness.

Kokomo Ind Michigan City State Prison Lre

Widow Receives 70 Cents From Government Payment

Belvidere widow Mrs. L. H. Rutger, widow of Livut Rutger who died in 1888, was notified by the government that 70 cents was due for her husband’s pay and a draft for the amount was sent today in Rockford Illinois.

Rockford Lh.ot. Rutger Belvidere Livut Rutger

Snap Primary Moves to Nominate Overstreet in Seventh District

Seventh district Republican leaders back Congressman Jesse Overstreet for the May primary after a hurried May 2 convention. Critics say Ensley and allies shut out anti Overstreet opposition, citing economy and unity as motives while setting official voting places and printing costs for the double primaries on May 13.

Bernard Sworkily P P. Ensley Jesse Overstreet John ¢. Ruckelstrus Overstreet Congress Washingstour Board of Primary Election Commissioners Sentinel Printing Company United States Standard Voting Machine Company

Pixie and Hoosier Limiteds speed Indianapolis to Louisville

Beginning May 1 the Indianapolis Columbus and Southern traction company will run two through limited cars daily between Indianapolis and Louisville with no car changes, the Dixie Limiteds departing Indianapolis at 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. and stopping at Greenwood Franklin Holaburg Columbus Seymour Crothersville Scottsburg Sellersburg Watson Junction and Jeffersonville. An extra ten cent charge applies each way on the Dixie Limiteds beyond regular fares. Return through limited trips depart Louisville at 6:59 a.m. and 2:20 p.m. The service, dubbed Hoosier Limiteds, covers 7.20 miles with a four hour trip and offers one of the lowest per mile rates in Indiana.

Indianapolis, Columbus & Southern Traction Company Indianapolis Louisville Greenwood Franklin Holmburg Columbus Seymour Crothersville Scottshire Sellersburg Watson Junction Jeffersonville Tintianapolis Tuciana Terminnals Indiana

Friday May 1 forecast for birth date

The text offers general fortune guidance for May 1 births, noting health vigilance, personal change and travel, a fairly successful year in business, possible courting by the young, and a restless child born this year likely to thrive in roles with others.

Extraordinary Shoe Annex Bargains in Patented Leather

Bargain sale offers women pumps in patent leather and gunmetal calf with buckles, Nurses Comfort Juliettes and Oxfords in limited sizes 3 4 5 for 2 dollars per pair. Misses and children's Oxfords slippers in tan or patent leather, pricing 21 25 98 listed. Spring Oxfords pumps and sailor ties in gunmetal patent coltskin and vici kid with various sole options, odd lots 3 to 4 dollars, sale price 1 95 per pair. Basement location.

John Gorman Cleared in Cincinnati Case Trial

John M. Gorman former Indianapolis telegraph operator and self described millionaire faced a trial before Squire Dumont in Cincinnati. The court dismissed the case after findings that the prosecution failed to establish a case and that the raid on 411 Clinton street yielded no proof of wrongdoing. Mrs Frances Reusch and Gorman were found in a sitting room during the raid witnessed by detective Johnson and Constable Spreng.

Cincinnati John M. Gorman Indianapolis Squire Dumont Norwaod Garman Clinton Street Frances Reusch Frank Sprong Vision J. Fagin Dale 8 Johnson Acme Detective Agency Harry Reuseh Squire Poment Kkoch Tieger Murrend Woch Flattie Stephens Clinton Screen Ife Clinton Street House Gorman Rettsen Fagin Constable Spreng Mr. Gorman

Builders Begin Work on New Y M C A Building

A banker, manufacturer, merchant and citizens join laborers to break ground for the new Y M C A project. First workers named include J F Wild, James K Lilly, T S Lavcock, J N Carey and A H Godard as secretary. Building costs are listed at $267.00 and $9290 for different Y M C A plans with approvals by Building Inspector Thomas Winterrowd.

Y. MM J. F. Wild James K. Lilly T. S. Lavcock J. N. Carey A. H. Godard Association Thomas Winterrowd

Contractor in Chicago Tries Suicide During Wife’s Death

Chicago April 30. John Weber a teaming contractor attempted to kill himself by swallowing carbolic acid to keep a promise made while his wife lay dying in his arms at Michael Reese hospital Tuesday. A physician saved him.

Chicago Michael,Reese Hospital John Weber

Pioneer real estate dealer dies after long illness

Thomas C. Lewis, a pioneer real estate dealer, died Wednesday at his home on Alabama Street after a three year illness. He was 65. Funeral services will be held Friday.

Thomas C. Lewis Alabama Street Lewis

Cascarets Mentioned as Remedy for Bowel Irritation

The passage warns against irritation from salts and harsh pills and suggests Cascarets as the preferred remedy. It warns of membrane hardening and bowel callousness from prolonged irritation, leading to chronic constipation and eventual dependency on laxatives.

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