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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1906

Page

3

Woman Socialist Flays Bonaparte in Defense of Anarchy

Boston Aug 17 A prominent American socialist Dr Antoinetts Kantkow denounces Secretary Bonapartes plan to use death penalties and corporal punishment to suppress anarchist movements. She argues such methods would fuel anarchy, boosting the movement instead, and accuses secret police of manipulating publics fears to justify repression.

Boston Secretary of the Navy United States New Zengland Antoinetts Kantkow Brunswick Bonaparte Bonaparté Siberia Husain Steater

Wedding Fee Debt Lands Man in Jail in Scranton

In Wilkes Barre Pa a man who avoided paying a ten dollar wedding fee jailed the minister. Bolin Pircefsky of South Scranton was jailed after Lawrence Wassell who loaned the money had him arrested. Mrs Pircefsky said her husband would not be allowed to pay. Alderman Jones ordered Pircefsky jailed for 60 days.

Wilkesbarre Bolin Pincefsky South Scranton Lawrence Wassell Pincefsky

Wonderful Cure Claim for Catigura Remedies

Emma Wilson of Liscomb Iowa reports a full skin eruption cure after using Cuticura Remedies. She details initial chest and body eruption treated with the package, repeated outbreaks, and final complete healing lasting five years with several bottles of Cure products. The testimonial references an infant eczema case resolved by Cuticura, urging others to try the remedies.

Phin Sam Emma

Salton Sea to Vanish as Evaporation Threatens Rail Route

Los Angeles reports Salton Sea larger than 55 miles long and 15 wide to be evaporated off northern California desert. Southern Pacific seeks the land beneath the inland sea, fearing washouts endanger tracks. Water control and reclamation plans hinge on preserving rail lines and gaining 200000 acres of new land worth millions.

Los Angeles Cal Salton Sea California Desert Southern Pacific Nich Imporial

Doctor jailed for dog shot case in Kansas City

Special to The Sun reports Dr Jos A Horigan a Democratic candidate for Congress spent three hours in jail after refusing to reveal the dog's location and spay the animal. The water spaniel bit a neighbor's 5 year old daughter and the judge jailed Horigan for contempt before an appeal could be filed.

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Actress Mildred Burnett switches careers to real estate

Alias Mildred Burnett once a noted stage star praised by Belasco and Anglin, now sells real estate in Berkeley California. She says health may return to lure her back to the stage, as she markets homes with an automobile attachment. Burnett, Mille College graduate and granddaughter of a California executive, remains a notable social figure in the college town.

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Accused Soldier Demands Liberty in Surety Case

Jasper Henry, a Fort Benjamin Harrison National Guardsman, faces charges after a dispute with Lieut Shirley over a guard line. Edward Little, attorney for Henry, sought surety of peace while Henry claimed leave from his captain. Attorney Little filed cross complaints against Shirley and others. case set after camp inspections. Henry Brothers, 815 W Third St, identified in report.

Edward Little Jesper Henry Benjamin Harrison Poster Shirley Aff Davit Luttta Jasper Henry Henry Shirley Court of Justice of the Peace Witham C Little Bai Fed & Cross Foster Shirley Clarence Morford Frank McDaniel Henry Brothers Thirveth St

Teachers Pension Debate in New York Growth Plan

In New York a pension law for teachers exists and currently 0 teachers are on the pension roll. Officials say the number will rise to 500 by September 1. Teachers hold differing opinions on the pension proposal and its terms.

New York Dea

Conversation on a street altercation between Charles Ernie and Spunks

The dialogue recalls a tense encounter where Charles confronts Spunks after a prior claim. Ernie asks if Scunks borrowed anything, and Charles denies lending money, suggesting self defense as the motive. The exchange hints at a casual, rough street dispute without clear resolution.

Airship Feature at Indiana State Fair

One of the fair’s notable attractions during the week of September 10 will be flights and exhibitions by an airship built by Leo Stevens of New York. Stevens, under contract with the fair, claims priority for the design and will discuss aerial navigation as the ship flies or on display. The five‑day fair opens Monday with exhibitions, races and vaudeville, and entries close September 1.

Leo Stevens New York State Fair Management I Stevens Coney Island Manhattan Beach State Fair Smith

Early Puget Sound hydro power system tale and a strange medical anecdote

A historic note describes Chas H Banker founding a hydroelectric venture at Snohomish Falls in 1898 with a lime tunnel and underground turbine, supplying Seattle Tacoma Everett and other Washington cities. Also a Bloomsburg PA woman credits relief from a yearslong stomach ailment after drinking otter cider, believing a snake in her stomach was expelled.

Cascador Skykomish Everers Snohamish Puget Soand Chas. H. Banker Seattle Tacoma Everett Saomumtsi Issatuah Renton Georgetown Auburn State of Washington

Scalding Bath Tragedy Strikes Family in New York

A mother leaving four young children unattended in a bathroom allowed a tub valve to open and scalding water sprayed over the room. The youngest, Ida, died. Lena and a boy named Beany were injured. the mother attempted suicide and the father collapsed on returning home as neighbor Mrs Klein rescued the unconscious child and rushed him to Bellevue.

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