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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1907

Page

2

Job openings for willing workers across civil services

Competitive examinations for many positions will be held soon under civil service rules. Applicants should request blanks from the United States Civil Service Commission in Washington. Posts include engineers, clerks, stenographers, teachers, nurses, pharmacists, fish culturist, veterinarians, and many specialized roles in Indian, Philippine, Isthmian canal, and departmental services.

Civil Service United States Civil Service Commission Wash Philippine Service Isthmian Canal Service Naval Observatory Government Printing Office Indian Service Farmer U. S. Penitentiary Service Weather Bureau Public Health and Marine Hospital Service All Services Department of Agriculture Isthmian

Coal prices to rise mid August and again in September

Indianapolis dealers plan price hikes on anthracite and other coals. Aug 18 and Sept 1 increases are cited due to higher labor costs and supply shortages. Some firms delay or limit rises while others, like Indianapolis Coal Co, predict 25 cent boosts mid August with potential September raises.

Indianapolis Indianapolis Coal Company W. R. Garstang Garstang Coal Company A. B. Meyer Merrer Pocahontas Kanawha Linton Brazil Jackson

Steamer Tennessee Collides With Schooner Off Bridgeport

Four lives lost and about 200 passengers thrown from berths in dense fog when the steamer Tennessee and a rock laden schooner collide near Bridgeport Conn. The schooner sinks quickly. the Maine rescues passengers while the Tennessee's crew remains aboard awaiting signal from the Providence.

Bridgeport Conn Tennessee Neptune Line New York Boston Maine Tennesee Ccrw Providence

Retired Lady Somerset Returns to Public Life Work

On her fifty seventh birthday Lady Somerset left active public affairs and moved to Duxhurst Farm near Reigate to aid in reclaiming London's girls. It notes twenty years since she began humanitarian work and mentions British colonies like Duxhurst Farm for treating inebriates, praising its success.

Lady Somerset Duxhurst Farm Reigate England London Duxhurat Farm

Free ten word rent ad offered by The Sun

The Sun prints a free ten word advertisement for renting a vacant room for three days. KH encourages use of the free want columns for housing needs.

The Sun

New York Preacher Calls for Civilizing Immigrant Influx

The Rev. Madison C. Peters joins Police Commissioner Bingham in denouncing unrestricted immigration as fueling New York's crime wave. He argues immigrants threaten civilization, cites crime figures among foreign-born residents and their children, and urges domestic missionary effort to curb crime.

New York Bingham Madison C. Peters America

Mrs White to Wed McKim After Thaw Trial Ends

New York Aug 12 Mrs Stanford White widow of the man killed by Harry K Thaw is reported to be engaged to marry Charles F McKim White s former business partner The wedding would follow Thaw s trial The rumor has circulated in London Paris and New York A cable to McKim drew no denial

New York Stanford White Harry K. Thaw White Charles F. McKim Harry Thaw London Paris McKim Europe Pointblank Mrs. White

City Record for a Day Births and Deaths

Births include Charles and Jennie Brown a boy Carey and Minnie Beckham a boy Anna Marley a city boy Benjamin and Rebecca Baker a boy David and Myrtle Webb a boy and Martha Howerton a boy Fred and Emma Pieper a boy and others. Deaths include Willie Charays 9 months measles Wm H Link 56 lung cancer Josephine Smith 29 typhoid fever Mathew Hollis Hall 24 intestinal tuberculosis Edward Taubald 10 months dysentery Ira B Towers 57 pachymeningitis Clarence Moslander 10 typhoid fever John M Green 56 inflammatory rheumatism. Marriages listed: Charles Markert Emma Steckley Henry C Bishop Bertha E Reuter Inest E Dickson Mary E Evans Daniel Salloway Mary E Douglass Harry Hausel Eliza E Newman.

Charles Jennie Brown Central Ave Carey Minnie Beckham W. Ray St Anna Marley Benjamin Rebecca Baker S. Illinois St David and Myrtle Webb Marionave Amery Martha Howerton W. Market St Bay Fred Emma Pieper Meridian St Willie Charays Maple St Wm. H. Link Lexington Ave Josephine Smith City Hospital Mathew Hollis Hall Bolton Ave Edward Taubald Ira B. Towers Clarence Moslander Renost John M. Green Raymond St Charles Markert Emma Steckley Henry C. Bishop Bertha E. Reuter Inest E. Dickson Mary E. Evans Daniel Salloway Mary E. Douglass Harry Hausel Eliza E. Newman

Woman shoots husband to stop attack in quieting dispute

Lizzie Jones shot John Jones at 1325 Harlan St after a quarrel that began Saturday night when he allegedly refused to buy medicine. Police charged her with murder. the 55 year old man died in bed.

John Jones Lizzie Jones Jones Henry Stanfield Wagner Hyland Jones Home Harlan St

Death sentence given Prince Yi shocks New York readers

Prince Yi, returning from Europe, says Japan influences Korea on his fate after Korea sentences him to hang for misrepresenting his mission to The Hague. Yi and ex prime minister Yi Sang Sul receive Seoul penalties. Roosevelt offers no immediate aid. News also covers a wedding guest list and social events in New Haven and Montmorenci.

Japan Hague The Yi Sang Sul Korea Prince Yi Broadway Central Hotel Roosevelt

Grandstand Blown Down by Windstorm Near Montgomery

A windstorm two miles east of Montgomery tore down the new grandstand at the Southern League baseball grounds. Several homes were damaged and one man was badly cut by falling glass. The storm spared Montgomery itself.

Montgomery Ala Southern League Baseball Grounds

Building Permits Reported For Multiple Dwellings

Fred D. and tilz dwelling Kenwood 2800 dollars E finder dwelling Thirty fourth 31000 H T Smallwood dwelling Clifton 1400 Oscar J I Finkbiner dwelling Stuart FS ft Tom Harris dwelling 1117 N Missouri 1000 Henry F Holtzman dwelling Mick 2300 Co F Johnson dwelling Newland 83200 F J Mannodle dwelling Tibbs 1400 Jacob E Burk dwelling 509 Landers 2500

Fred D Tilz Kenwood E. Finder H. T. Smallwood Clifton Oscar JI. Finkbiner Stuart Tom Harris Missouri Henry F. Holtzman Mick F. Johnson Newland F. J. Mannodle Tibbs Jacob E. Burk Landers

Pastor Frederick Strickland resigns amid fiery sermon

Rev. Frederick G. Strickland of the First Christian Church in Portland Indiana resigns and delivers a sensational address. He denounces the conventional pulpit as losing influence and declares he will join Galilee with a carpenter friend and align with the Oshermen.

Portland Ind Frederick G. Strickland Strickland Sayng Jesus Juses Christ Galilee

Heroic Rescue Attempt Ends With False Alarm

Anthony Yusx, 18, rushed into a burning dwelling at 419 South West Street after a report Mrs. Neil Piles was inside. He broke a window, suffered cuts, found no one home, and was treated by Dr. Berry before returning home. He plans to verify before rescuing next time.

Anthony Yusx Neil Piles S. West St Yax Yux Piles Maryland St Capitol Ave Berry

Society Notes From Anderson And Nearby Towns

Society notices report Mrs. Charles Beck visiting Anderson as guest of Mrs. L Striker. Other entries note travel plans to Michigan, Cameron Kansas, Connersville, Indianapolis, and Green Lake Wisconsin. Engagement announced for Beulah Bristow and Ira Humphrey McIntire. wedding planned in September.

Charles Beck Anderson L. Striker J. W. Faucett Connersville Indianapolis Beulah B. Bristow William Bristow Ira Humphrey McIntire

Global Events Highlight Augu st Observances And Meetings

The Week features the Fulton steamboat Clermont centennial on the Hudson Aug 11. King Edward and Emperor Francis Joseph to meet Aug 15–16 at Ischl. Zionist Congress opens at The Hague and Esperantist Congress at Cambridge. Telegraphers strike may expand. talks to settle railway labor disputes urged. Indiana Pythian building dedication and Uniform Rank event in Indianapolis.

Robert Fulton Hudson Edward Emperor Francis Joseph Ischl Upper Austria Hague Cambridge Eny Los Angeles Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Indiana Pythian Indianapolis

Message to Women from Marie Corelli

Marie Corelli delivers a message to women urging equality and partnership. She argues marriage should be a true union and comradery rather than a burden or toy, predicting clearer skies when men understand woman as an equal ally from God.

Marie Corelli

New Company Controls City Street Railway Assets

Judge Grosscup orders transfer of City Railway properties north and west-side lines to the Chicago City Railway, the reorganized company. Valuation stands at 39 million dollars with the new firm gaining full control, effectively removing 70 million dollars in water from street railway stock.

Chicago City Railway Company City Railway

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