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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1907
Page
3
A reader submits a reflective note to the Sun, discussing honesty, justice, and Christian Science. The writer asserts the ideal of a good person as a divine image and urges living by truth, mercy, and love while cautioning against equating finite humanity with the divine.
A portrait of Mrs. Eddy shows kindness and power in blue eyes and high forehead. Her home life is simple with Christian Science students living nearby to assist in household tasks. She remains engaged at her desk daily.
The Sun published its first signed statement from Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science, who lives modestly near Concord New Hampshire. In response to the editor’s question what is nearest and dearest to her heart today, Eddy offers a brief, inspiring message reflecting her faith and leadership.
Indianapolis Board of Public Works announces a hearing date of August 9 1907 to consider remonstrances against prima facie assessments for the Seventeenth Street improvement from Lake Erie and Western tracks to Martindale Avenue. The project covers paving brick gutters and inlets with a six inch concrete foundation and brick paved margins, per Improvement Resolution No 4950, plans on file.
By decree from the Marion County Superior Court cause 73596 Delia Curtis versus Oscar F Mann the sheriff will sell at public auction on August 1 1907 between 10 am and 4 pm the rents and profits for seven years of Lot 24 in Allen Johnson Wilson subdivision outlets 75 and 76 in Indianapolis. If needed the fee simple of the estate will be sold to satisfy the decree with interest costs. Joseph F Clay sheriff, July 20 1907. M W Hopkins attorney.
certified copy of a Decree directed to Marion County Indiana in case 72s67v McIntyre et al vs Thompson et al requiring $643.23 with interest and costs to be paid before sale. It will expose at public sale to highest bidder on Saturday August 10 197 between 10 am and 4 pm at the courthouse in Indianapolis for rents and profits of part of Dr Martin's New York addition.
In Marion County Indiana case 73188 Charles B. Curtis as plaintiff and Oscar F. Mann et al as defendants the court orders sale of Lots 23 and 25 in Allen Johnson & Wilson subdivision outlets 75 and 76 Indianapolis at the public auction to satisfy the decree with interest and costs if rents and profits fail to cover the amount the surplus may be sold to discharge the decree sale occurs Saturday August 10 between 10 am and 4 pm at the door of the real estate in Marion County Indiana.
Notices from the Board of Public Works dated July 26 1907 describe proposed street projects in Indianapolis Indiana. Projects include Julian Avenue Cruse Street Cornell Avenue Twenty Seventh Street English Avenue and other streets with grading paving brick and cement sidewalks water sewer and gas connections along with plan details and estimated costs. A remonstrance date of August 12 1907 is set with a public meeting at 10 a m to hear objections and determine cost versus benefit.
Public Works of Indianapolis announces assessment roll approvals for multiple projects including Oxford Street from Nowland Avenue to curbs, Blackford Street, the first alley east of Oxford and north of Tenth, Parker Avenue area, and Leonard Street to Palmer Street. Public notices list plan details, widths, sidewalks, paving, and lot rely on adjudicated assessments. Also includes a sheriff's sale notice for Forest Park addition in Marion County with sale on August 17, 1907.
A short classified note invites readers to place a ten word trap advertisement in The Sun for three days at 16 cents. The item focuses on selling household traps using a simple, low-cost classified option.
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