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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1907

Page

3

Germans contest Sunday liquor laws at Germania park

Gustav Donald of Der Demokrat Davenport urges balanced view of liquor laws during German day exercises at Germania park Sun. He argues laws conflict with the constitution while noting Sabbath aims for all. Joseph Keller and Frederick Francke preside as local German groups provide music and song.

Germania Park Gustav Donald der Demokrat Davenport Christ Donald America Joseph Keller National German Alliance Frederick Francke

Died of Apoplexy at Saloon Behind Gordon Donaldson’s

Deputy coroner Dr. E S Knox ruled William Kilganon aged 60 died of apoplexy early Sunday. He had arrived intoxicated Saturday night at 320 West Tenth Street saloon behind Gordon Donaldson’s and disrupted a game. The saloon keeper moved him to a rear hallway chair to sober up and found him dying early Sunday. Wilson’s daughter identified the body after days of searching.

E. S. Knox William Kilganon Hovrtave Gordon Donaldson W. Tenth-st Mkilganon Wilsanon

Smokeless Burning of Soft Coal Proposed by Illinois Expert

Prof L P Breckenridge of the University of Illinois outlines a method to burn soft coal without smoke in a 2,000 horsepower boiler using a tile roof furnace and mechanical stokers. He notes tests show no smoke after start, with different fuels compared and U S Geological Survey cooperation. Publication of full results forthcoming in the fall bulletin.

Illinois United States Geological Survey Washington University Engineering Experiment Station University of Illinois General University

Severe Ectema Cured in South Parish

A public notice reports success in curing severe ectrema across the parish using Cuticura remedies. Officials record widespread symptom relief and advise continuing treatment where needed. The communication emphasizes health improvements and regional adoption of Cuticura products.

Runaway buggy injures Mrs Flick and Arbuckle daughters

A buggy survey near Lawrence overturned Sunday night after being frightened by an approaching automobile. William B Flick, his wife, and the Arbuckle sisters, daughters of Alexander Arbuckle, escaped injury. Mrs Flick sustained minor injuries and the daughters leaped free to avoid being trapped.

William B. Flick Lawrence Arbuckle Alexander Arbuckle Pennsylvania Sr

Salvation Army plans Booth visit to Indianapolis in October

Salvation Army officers at Greenwood park camp plan a major demonstration in Indianapolis with Gen. William Booth invited as guest. Doubts remain over Booth’s availability for a multi hour visit. Brigadier Blanch Cox, ex Indiana head, will lead the farewell meeting Monday after returning from the Holy Land.

Salvation Army Greenwood Park William Booth Army Indianapolis Booth Blanch Cox Indiana Holy Land

Y M I Team Extends Lead in Commercial League

The Y. M. I. team widened its hold on first place Sunday morning by defeating the Taggarts 16 to 5. The Tiles beat the K. F. M's 8 to 5. The Centurys lost to the Germans 1 to 5. K. F. K. manager tried a new first baseman Dave Connors, touted better than Jiggs Donahue. base running was sensational though fielding and batting were average.

Taggarts Jiggs Donahue Dave Connors

Man's Skull Fractured After Sleepwalking Incident

William Smith a two year old boarding house resident at 20 S Summitt Street was found with a fractured skull believed to have occurred while he walked in his sleep. He was discovered Sunday morning by Philip Tissel at the boarding house and taken to the city hospital for treatment.

William Smith Smith Philip Tissel S. Summittst Tissel

Reverend Morton Dies After Watermelon Incident

Rev. James M. Morton, pastor of Antioch Baptist church, died early Sunday after becoming overheated during a Sunday school convention and B Y P U meeting. He was 66, in Indianapolis since 1866, and reportedly fell ill after eating watermelon.

James M. Morton Antioch Baptist Church Morton Indianapelis

Europe awaits fourth royal birth in Italy

Rome reports with authority that Queen Helene will present King Victor with a fourth child this fall. The news stirs public interest as Europe’s royal circle anticipates the potential addition to the monarchic line.

Rome Europe Helene Victor

Claims big part of city in Kentucky land suit

George Lucas of Linden hopes to claim about 2695 acres in Jefferson county Kentucky now largely under Louisville city limits. He bases the claim on descent from Martin Keever who died in Idaho in 1843 and on heirship to Margaret Crone. Miss Jessie Smith of Bliss Idaho is also named as an alleged heir. The land, valued in the millions, may be pursued in court.

Sun Columbus, CO George Lucas Linden Jefferson County Kentucky Louisville Martin Keever Bliss Ida Margaret Crone Jessie Smith

Veiled woman sought in Williams murder case at Mount Vernon

Police hunt a veiled woman seen around rail stations for days amid the Williams murder in Paragould Arkansas. Rev James L Williams itinerant preacher was found shot early Sunday on a Mount Vernon street. his wife and children had previously died by jumping into a well.

United Press Mount Vernon James L. Williams Paragould Ark Wil- Wams

Haywood Arrives in Denver Amid Tense Welcome

William D Haywood travels to Denver with John H Murphy and Western Federation of Miners leader attorney Nead in critical condition after Boise trip. City officials bar any demonstrations as to plans for welcoming Haywood depend on his wishes. The Sun offers ten word free ads for three days.

Denver Colo William D. Haywood John H. Murphy Attorney Murphy Nead Western Federation Boise Haywood

License Applications and Assessments for City Improvements

The Board of Public Works in Indianapolis on August 2 1907 approved prima facie assessments for public improvements on Thirty second Street Sheldon Street and Twenty fifth Street with grading paving gutters and sidewalks. Remonstrances will be heard August 14 1907. assessments and property descriptions are on file at the Board office. Joseph T. Elliott president Preston C. Trusler Fred J. Mack members.

Department OF Public Works Office of the Board Majestic Bidz Indianapolis Ind Board of Public Works Indiana Thirty-Seeond Street Sheldon Street Sixteenth Street Nineteenth Street Twenty-Fifth Street Central Avenue College Avenue Park Avenue Broadway Bourd of Public Works Joseph T. Elliott Preston C. Trusler Fred J. Mack ARTME Oxford Street Tenth Street Nowland Avenue Blackford Street North Street Indiana Avenue Parker Avenue Twentieth Street Leonard Street Minnesota Street Palmer Street

Tobacco King in Society Campaign Moves By Dukes

Mrs. Nannie Duke formerly Mrs. Inman married Jas. B. Duke tobacco magnate and plans a grand social campaign this season. The couple resides in a fine town house and the Duke fortune is larger than widely believed.

New York Nannie Duke Inman Jas. B. Duke

Buried in Hay Tragedy Cited in Marion Case

Miss N A Black a 65 year old Pittsburg school teacher was buried under hay for nearly a week in Marion Ohio after leaving Sawyer sanatorium for nervous prostration. A large search found her Sunday morning and she was returned to the sanatorium where she had a fair chance to recover.

United Press Marion N. A. Black Pittsburg Sawyer

Public Works approves assessment roll for 17th Street project

The City of Indianapolis Public Works board on July 2 1907 approved a prima facie assessment roll for the 17th Street improvement from Lake Erie and Western tracks to Martindale Avenue. Work includes grading and brick paving with concrete foundations and marginal stones, gutters, and inlets per plans. the roll lists property owners and assessments and will be available for review at the Board of Public Works office.

Department OF Public Works Majestic Indianapolis Ind Board of Public Works Indiana Seventeenth Street Lake Erie & Western Railroad Martindale Avenue Crick Joseph T. Elliott Preston C. Trusler Fred J. Mack

Public Works Seeks Bids for Noble Street Sewer Upgrade

Indianapolis Board of Public Works invites bids to install a sewer along Market Noble Street and adjacent alleys. Plans include a 10 to 15 inch pipe sewer with branches, insured work site safety, and a bid bond of at least 2.5 percent of estimate. bids must be bonded and contracts executed within five days. The board may reject all bids.

Noble Street Market Street Davidson Street Board of Public Works Indianapolis Indiana Joseph T. Elliott Preston C. Trusler Fred J. Mack

Fete for Longworths in Honolulu reception

Gov. Carter hosted a reception in Honolulu honoring Secretary Straus and Congressman Nicholas Longworth and his wife. About five hundred attendees joined the event last night as part of a formal visit.

Longworths Sun Honolulu Gov. Carter Commerce and Labor Straus Nicholas Longworth

Ten Words Free Threes Days in The Sun Under Fer Reat

Classified notice notes rooms and wanted help or situations under Fer Reat with brief phrasing and unclear specifics. Contains limited readable details about rental or employment postings and dates not fully stated.

Liquor License Notice for Indianapolis Ward Five Property

Notice by John Dragomir and a partner that at the September term 1907 the county commissioners will be asked to grant licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking. Dragomir reports a front room shop at the northwest corner of Chesapeake and West streets in Center township Marion county. A second notice references ward Five location at the northwest corner of Blake and Michigan Streets with a 30 by 32 room and pool table licenses and fixtures.

Indianapolis Center Township Marion County Indiana Board of County Commissioners West Street Bilis & May's Chesapeake and West Streets John Dragomir Blake Street Michigan Street Eliott’s Blake and Michigan Streets Nottes Grivieres

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