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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1907

Page

6

No Widow's Tears As Mrs Baade Preaches Funeral Sermon

Special to The Sun from Detroit on August 7 reports Nellie Baade delivering a calm funeral sermon over husband Charles Baade's casket. The Baades, Spiritualists, view death as a transition and claim ongoing communication with the dead, with Mrs Baade describing the spirit life and how one hovers near the living before adjusting to the other side.

Detroit Nellie Baade Charles 8 Baades Mrs. Baade

Mob violence continues in New York police rescue scene

Five men faced mob beatings within 24 hours as angry crowds, led by women, attacked alleged child abusers across New York City. Police intervened to save suspects including Pauli Segereto who seized 11 year old Grace Josco on East Fourteenth Street, a rope placed around his neck and he was nearly beaten to death before reserves stopped the mob.

Pauli Segereto Grace Josco

Brooklyn Assault Cases Include Teens and Adults Faced

Reported in Brooklyn the tally includes Tony Sarbo accused of attacking 14 year old Emily Bogart, Edward Pratt charged with improper advances to Nellie Healy and Helen Farrel, Frank Carlson accused of attacking Mrs Emma Mayo, and William Lindsay alleged to have seized 14 year old Lillian Gray.

Tony Sarbo Emily Bogart Brooklyn Edward Pratt Nellie Healy Helen Farrel Frank Carlson Emma Mayo William Lindsay Lillian Gray

Mid-Summer Meeting Of Republican Editors At White City

The Republican State Editorial Association plans a non political summer outing at White City on Friday August 30. Will Penrod Harry Strohm and Frank Singleton accepted invitations to meet there with other executive members. The group will picnic boat and enjoy Board Walk attractions.

Republican State Editorial] Association White City Will Penrod Loogootee Harry Strohm Kentland Frank Singleton Martinsville White City Grove

City Sewer Extension Costs Disputed by Farmers

The Board of Public Works ordered the E. Michigan street sewer extension from Rural to Belt railway, funded by annexed landowners between Irvington and Brightwood. Farmers oppose the charges, arguing the sewer will not benefit them, with total cost about 146000 dollars.

Insane Man Attacks Officers With Knife at Home

Carl Walters, a butcher described as mentally unbalanced, seized a kitchen knife and attacked Bicycle Officers Kitzmiller and Trimpe when they attempted to seize him at his home on Hogbrook Street. After a fierce struggle Walters was disarmed and taken to the police station. His relatives say he has been mentally unbalanced and recently chased his wife from the house with a hatchet.

Carl Walters Kitzmiller and Trimpe Hogbrookst Walters

Meridian Street Block Paving Controversy Draws Opposition

The Board of Public Dorks advances wooden block paving on Meridian from Vermont to Sixteenth street. A remonstrance against wooden blocks and a call for asphalt failed to record a majority after a signer withdrew. Wealthy residents along the deplorable Meridian stretch opposed the improvement.

Board of Public Dorks Meridian St Ermont Sixteenth-st

Bears invade Standish after forest fires drive them in

United Press report from Standish Michigan describes bears driven from lowlands by fires invading the neighborhood. Hungry animals attack pig pens and chicken coops while women fear for their homes and safety as residents adapt to the unusual wildlife crisis.

United Press Standish Mich Jess

Made Over Butter to Have New Name

Washington dispatch notes a shift in butter labeling after August 15 from renovated to process butter under the new pure food law. The piece praises Senator John Sharp Williams of Mississippi as scholarly yet unflashy, while recounting forest service advances in turpentine collection with cups replacing boxes, boosting efficiency and quality.

Sun Washington Samuel Cortelyou and Wilson John Sharp Williams Mississippi United States Senate Senate Platt Depew Williams Foraker Beveridge Tillman Heidelberg West Point Sam Forest Service Chattanooga South Carolina Louisiana Opportunity Potter Treasury

Wabash WCTU Seeks Arrest for Sunday Theater Shows

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Wabash Indiana secured a warrant for the arrest of J E Ervin manager of Boyd Park theater part of Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley company. The firm runs theaters at Fort Wayne Huntington Wabash Kokomo Lafayette and will oppose Sunday closing vigorously.

Wabash, Ind Woman's Christian Temperance Union J. E. Ervin Boyd Park Fort Wayne

Applications for licenses and pool table rights in Indianapolis

A period notice lists multiple applicants in Marion County Indiana seeking September 1907 licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in premises at 514 West Michigan Street 1712 West Washington Street and other addresses. Each entry notes room sizes doors street frontages wards and requests for pool table privileges. George Oswald listed in ward 15.

Applications for licenses to sell intoxicants in Indianapolis ward by ward

A compilation of notices for Marion county Indiana license applications at the September term 1907. Applicants seek licenses to sell vinous malt and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking privileges in multiple wards including the Eighth Seventh Seventh, Tenth and Eleventh. The records specify business locations in maps of Arch and Alabama streets along with Bates street West Washington Delaware and Virginia avenues. Frank Fivecoat Peter Lawall Bernhard Dorfman H. D. OConnell Christian Ries John Kerr Louis Hoffman Concarr and others seek pool table privileges and related terms in various two and four story brick buildings with frontages on Delaware Street Bates Street Market Noble and Washington streets.

Wayne Township Board of Commissioners Marion County Indiana Michigan Street Olleman Holmes’ Westend Addition Haughville Indianapolis West John Hughes Center Township Massachusetts Avenue McCord & Wheatley David W. Lawrie Ninth Ward State of Washington Street Alfred M. Gyle East Park East Ind Beard John E. Hafpner Fort Wayne Avenue New Jersey Street Harkners Outlet 17 Milton County Samme Herman Haas Marian County Stock Yards Builf Cancel Conier Township Stock Yards George T. Caldwell McCarty Ray Streets Indiananotis Canter Township Marion South West Street Alenmander Ignas Morris Street Morrin Street Capitol Avenue Louis Roners Hall Court Street Fast Court Street Board of County Commissioners McCormick's Heirs Outlet 14 Drake White River Milion County West Washington Street George Oswald Manon County Alabama Street Arch Street Nancy Lowman Frank Fivecoat Benjamin F. Thornston Peter Lawall Adareket Street Market and Noble Streets Haughey Noble and Market Streets Frank M. Forey Delaware Street Delaware and Chesapeake Streets Saint-de-Paleis Bernhard Dorfman Bard of Commissioners Bates Street Martindale Addition H. D. O'Connell Ray Christian Ries Fort East Indianapols John Kerr Buoaru of Commissioners Johnson & Hogshire East Washington Street Hoffman Virginia Avenue Stevens Square No Ll. Concarr

Leprosy Colony Life On Molokai A Care Free Yet Lonely Exile

Honolulu reports Molokai leprosy settlement provides full food clothing and housing under U S government with wages and leisure. Residents enjoy churches horses races clubs and music while awaiting an inevitable death and exile from the world. The center notes abundant aid and social life despite looming doom.

Honolulu Oakland Cali Col. French Salvation Army Molokai Aeto United States Board of Health Sieper

You Are Invited To Use The Sun Help Column

The Sun invites readers to submit help requests with a brief line offering free guidance for ten words within three days, displayed in the want ad style column.

Sun's

Ten Words Free Three Days Rental Ad

In The Sun a help wanted notice appears under For Rent Rooms Wanted Help, Wanted Situations. The ad lists a three day free trial for rental rooms and seeks interested applicants for short term housing.

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