Coat Bargains In A Seasonal Winter Sale
Retailers trumpet top coat discounts as the official winter sale opens. Shoppers are urged to seize low prices on a range of styles and sizes before stock runs out.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1907
Page
4
Wind Lady Helps Ailing Man Requesting Meal Before Medicine
A Columbus Press Post quip shows a poor man seeking a meal before his medicine rather than money for the medicine. The wry dialogue places the tale in a maritime or rustic setting as the man explains the order of needs to the wind lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Press-Post
Frigate Refit Delays Bottles Cooled by Sea
A brief note from the Ohio State Journal reports the refrigerator for a destroyer flotilla is tagged out of service. Officers may still chill bottles by trailing them over the side of the ship to rely on the sea air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
Final ceremonies at the whitehouse dampened by wrestling match
A Boston Herald note contrasts the birth of a new state with the White House ceremony, saying the birth events were less impressive than the wrestling match. The item portrays a witty take on official pageantry and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehouse
Boston Herald
Cuticura Remedies Help Hazel Henderson Heal Piles and Eczema
An elderly patient and reader testimonial describe long battle with piles and eczema. After failed treatments and surgery consideration, Cuticura Soap Ointment Resolvent pills and syringe provided relief in weeks. Owner praises savings and plans to keep Cuticura set on hand. Apr 26, 1907 Hopkinton St. Law coa Co. NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usthe
HH. Henderson
Hopkinton
St. Lawoa Co
N. Y
Rich Men Arrested On Fraud Charge In San Francisco
San Francisco officials announce the arrest of J Dalzell Brown and William J Barnett on felony misappropriation and embezzlement charges tied to the Emma M Colton estate valued at 306000. Brown remained jailed after failing to meet bond. Santa Barbara authorities were alerted regarding David F Walker. spiritualist Mrs J J Whitney comments on Walker and Brown and notes he sought readings from mediums, though he acted on his own will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
J. Dalzell Brown
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company of
Emma M. Colton
William J. Barnett
Charles W. Slack
Barnett
Grown
Biggy
Santa Barbara
David F. Walker
Potter
J. J. Whitney
Jane Stanford
Senator Stanford
Alvinza Hayward
David Walker
Hot Pots of Heber City Utah Fascinate Tourists
Special to The Indianapolis Sun reports in Heber City Utah on the Hot Pots three miles from town along a Denver and Rio Grande branch. Conical cisterns rise up to fifty feet high and a hundred feet wide at the top with deep basins holding heated underground waters used for bathing and drinking. The formations grow taller over years, created by silica and soda deposits, amid fields and orchards with a hollow road sound unsettling visitors and prompting questions of a cavern or possible geyser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Sun
Heber City
Utah
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Provo Canon
Yellowstone Park
Debaters Clash Without a Sound at Deaf School Event
A silent play and debate celebrated Dr. Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet at the Indiana State School for the Deaf and Dumb. The First School for the Deaf in America was performed by about a dozen students, followed by a debate on whether blindness is a greater affliction than deafness. The affirmative team of George I Owens and Hafford D Jetzer edged Raymond M Bridges and Earl E Mulkin for the win. A joint meeting with the Girls Literary society is planned January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State School For the Deaf and Dumb
Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet
Schools For
America
Johnson Futerary Society
School For the Deaf
Jhilges
George I. Owens
Hafford D. Jietzler
Raymond M. Bridges
Earl E. Mulikin
Girl’s Literary Society
Bride's Fatal Mistake Leaves Newlyweds in Tragedy
Chicago report says Mrs. Specht aged 21, recently married, killed herself by drinking carbolic acid mistaken for coffee. She drank from a cup beside a dish of poison during a conversation with her husband. Dr. Sherrill arrived too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mrs. Wate
Bentonville Man Marries Daughter in Law in Unusual Union
In Bentonville Arkansas Samuel W Peel a wealthy 76 year old paralytic married his daughter in law the widow of his deceased son and mother of five. Peel who represented his district in Congress from 1885 to 1889 is noted as one of the state's wealthiest citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentonville
Ark
Samuel W. Peel
Cal. Peel
Congress
Jens
Mayor Bookwalter Celebrates Birthday With Callers
Saturday the mayor distributed cigars to residents during his birthday observance. When asked his age he hesitated and claimed 21 before conceding he is 406 years old.
Baroness Throws Writ to Ground Over Mercedes Dispute
Baroness de Pallamdt, recently arrived in England, was served with papers to seize a Mercedes bought from her by New York broker Philip D. McFadden for 4500 dollars. McFadden alleges nonpayment and the baroness contemptuously threw the writ on the ground, refusing delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baroness de Pallamdt
England
Philip D. McFadden
New York
Doomed liquor traffic predicted at Knoxville meeting
Prof. George Stewart of the University of Tennessee spoke at English's opera house on Sunday. He declared the liquor trade would be a joke in a half century and children would marvel at past conditions. Rev. Harry G. Hill addressed the boys at the Y M C A building on the subject A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss. About 300 boys attended. W L Taylor spoke to the colored Y M C A group on Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stewart
University of Tennessee
English
Opera House
Prof. Stewart
Harry G. Hill
W. L. Taylor
Colored Y. M. C. A. “Progress
No sign of Black Hand affiliation in stove setup remark
A Baltimore American note remarks that a man’s action of putting up a stove for winter does not prove membership in the Black Hand society. The quote illustrates prevailing suspicion and casual reasoning about organized crime in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hand Society
Baltimore American
Purse Snatchers Strike In Indianapolis
Two victims report purse snatching in Indianapolis on a Saturday night. Mrs. Jennie Preston and Miss Ada McDavis lost wallets containing $5 and $8 respectively. Police believe the same man committed both thefts near Ohio Street Adelaide street and Ek Eleventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Jennie Preston
Ohio-st
Adelaide St
Ada McDavis
Park-ave
Girl Letter Triggers Burglary Arrest in Muncie
In Muncie Indiana Walter Neiewanner aged eighteen is jailed on burglary charges after stolen papers found along a railroad track included a letter to Miss Lela Johnson Eaton signed W O N. Police court judge Frank Gass linked the initials to Neiewanner and traced the case to a faulty disposal of papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Sun
Muncie
Ind
Walter
Neiewanner
Charles
Frank Gass
Lela Johnson Eaton
Deaths at Greencastle Indiana Depauw student dies
Paul McCorkle a Depauw University freshman died yesterday from appendicitis. He lived in Tipton Ind. Katherine daughter of Prof and Mrs H B Gough died Saturday of pneumonia. The professor has just learned his father died in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Ind
Paul McCorkle
Depauw University
Tipton
Katherine
H. B. Gough
Oregon
Outhwaite Dies in Columbus at 55
Joseph H. Outhwaite former Ohio congressman died at his Columbus home of pneumonia after a short illness. He had just celebrated his fifty fifth birthday with a family dinner last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Joseph H. Outhwaite
Ohio
Fire Burns Barn and Tobacco Crop in Lawrenceburg
Lawrenceburg Indiana December 9 The barn and tobacco crop of Willig Stephenson residing north of town were destroyed by fire The loss is estimated at 3500 dollars The fire is believed to be incendiary
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Willig Stephenson
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