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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1908
Page
6
An advertisement-style claim touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a curative for hemorrhoids. It asserts rapid relief, reduced tumors, and cessation of itching with no need for surgery, urging readers to buy at fifty cents a package and to request a free booklet from Pyramid Drug Co in Marshal Michigan.
Figures show 1 08 million voluntary bankruptcy petitions filed nationwide in the year ending September 20 1966 with Hawaii and Alaska among states noting changes while overall totals and state breakdowns are discussed in the report from Washington.
New York racing event details describe a Madison Square Garden day with bikers competing in two laps. Notable riders Waldhinat, Mugs, Vouolle, and others are listed, with several near-misses and one serious eye injury to an American team rider. The report notes a session of chatter and a collision incident involving James Sawles and Goth, with no major additional injuries. The piece closes with a brief line about the President's message on ships and letters.
Tei Shuille reports a church door tragedy in Sinndas amid Anteban conflict talk. Fatrol man Dowell confronts a sister, a gun misfire, and a fearsome scene unfolds with vows of reform and mentions of election-tiebreakers.
Chicago workers threaten more action if employers bar union buttons. Four hundred coopers at the stockyards walked out Monday demanding a wage increase of cents a day, signaling rising labor unrest in the city.
BOSTON dec 7 Reverend William Piper claimed Masonry fuels the Dowle persecution and predicted Zion City will endure while in Madrid an explosion in a Mieres coal mine killed eleven and injured four.
Odd article describes varied hearing organs among animals and people and hints at a medical claim about Dr Burkharts Vagetabis Compound. It asserts thousands suffer rheuma tiem catarrh constipation kidney trouble and could improve with a thirty days treatment offered at any drug store.
The bicycle squad at the police station seeks shorter hours, hoping for 24 hour shifts. They plan a formal petition to the council early this year. Officers claim current shifts exceed those of other forces and cite long night duties with late homecomings and court appearances as justification.
In Shelbyville on Monday morning Trenry Cortelron aged 3% collapsed and died from probable heart disease at the factory where he worked. He leaves a wife and four children. Word also came that Charles Deprey, son of Mrs Minute De Prez, died in Washington DC on Monday, with persistent health issues noted. The President's message is referenced in dispatches.
The Restaurant-keepers Association led a general closing of eating houses in San Francisco as cooks and waiters union tensions rose. Across the country reports describe theft at a pesthouse in Ped Ding Indiana where health officials found furnishings and patient wear stolen, raising concerns about disease control and safety.
Community notes describe a church dedication, a charity carnival profits near $1090, and a Sunday night gathering at various churches. Reports mention DePauw graduates, Jewish community events, Elks memorial, a smoke prevention device, and local crimes. Also noted are dentist William T. Allison found dead, and six suspects arrested for grain thefts on the L B W line.
A chaotic, OCR derived market page shows Wall Street activity with scattered notes on prices, crude earnings, and commodities. Reports mention New York provisions, livestock prices, and a broad array of stock tickers and broker quotes.
The nomination of Leonard Wand for major general faced renewed Senate questions as officials at Vir before officers pressed for swift action. The special Bevalpa process stalled, delaying appointment despite ongoing inquiries.
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