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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1909
Page
2
Advertises Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a superior kidney liver and bladder treatment. Claims widespread success in thousands of cases and notes a physician’s prescription basis. Promotes sample bottle by mail from Kilmer & Co. Binghamton NY. states two bottle sizes and purity seal.
A Christmas themed appeal promotes savings as an ideal gift from The Indiana Trust Co. It advertises a special decorative envelope for gift savings and invites customers to visit. The bank notes capital of 1 000 000 and surplus of 500 000.
The first blizzard of the winter hit Chicago bringing heavy snow and wind. Trains on lines from the west faced 1 to 16 hour delays while the loop and elevated systems suffered disruptions and irregular service.
The ten day revival at M E church led by Rev H B Roller closed last night. Roller preached The Entire Family for God as ten men and boys came forward and five persons joined the church, making eighty five new members total. Heads of families were among the new members and the revival was called the greatest in the area. Rev James Hipren and his congregation expressed great joy.
CE Rennau of MacClainsville was struck while walking near the tracks by a Columbus interurban car and died en route to the hospital. The 50 year old man, who helped run the pesthouse with his wife during a smallpox outbreak, was not identified for hours. His neck was broken in the collision.
The city council approved increases for police and fire salaries by wide margins. Police raises set chief at 8,200 dollars and officers from captain to patrolman with varied daily rates. Firemen receive chief at 3,200 dollars and other ranks including lieutenants and substitutes with daily pay rates.
The Adscript club held a celebratory dinner at 84 E. Fifteenth Street in three rooms joining Mayor elect Shank. They praised Mrs Shank as hostess and accepted an invitation to repeat the feast next year. John F. Speer acted as toastmaster and Joseph B. Kealing attended as a special guest. The mayor elect was made an honorary member.
Advertises Mi o Na stomach tablets as a prescription remedy for indigestion gas sour stomach and dyspepsia. Claims quick relief within minutes and long term rebuilding of a weak stomach. Promotes liberal refund policy and mail order options from Booths Mio na Buffalo New York.
Sale items include capes in navy blue and other colors with trim and buttons. Prices range from $3.79 to $7.50, with several pieces described as made of cloth and featuring different finishes.
In Greeley Colorado District Judge Garrigues sentenced Police Officer James Mc Greggor to one day in county jail for involuntary manslaughter in the July shooting of Frank Tuck a drunken brawler who ran after being told to halt. The officer testified the shooting was accidental and unintentional.
Lagrange Indiana November 7 Progressives and Purdue horticulture department arrange a practical demonstration for fruit growers near Brighton on November 27 at M. E. Harmer's orchard. The program starts 10 am with a second session at 2 pm. Purdue experts will show pruning methods and identify local orchard troubles and treatments.
PAZO OINTMENT guarantees cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days. If not cured, money will be returned. 6 0c.
Advertises possum as a new skin remedy that allegedly cures eczema pimples rash and facial eruptions with first application and overnight results. Promotes 50 cent packages and regular jars available in Indianapolis through H J Huder Weber Drug Co. Samples offered by Emergency Laboratories New York City.
Florence Allen, jailed 60 days for defrauding Herman Schroeder of $100, was identified as Garnet Lancaster by Matron Elizabeth Whiteman. Violet Lancaster, her mother, was arrested with morphine found in a basket of oranges. Both served prior US court sentences in 1907 for similar schemes. Schroeder testified. authorities pursue government case.
Judge Albert J. Cornish of Lincoln refused passport papers to a Turkish applicant, ruling the term white in law excludes Turks who have Mongolian blood. He argues nations may exclude foreigners to preserve native institutions and self government, noting Turks would resist any invasion threatening their institutions.
SoCal side of Cy Life hosted a Monday reception at the McGowan residence on N Meridian to introduce Miss McGowan and Miss Louise McGowan with Katherine Russell of Detroit as house guest. A citywide turnout followed, with a dance in the evening and several family and out of town guests noted.
Mrs. Herbert H. Rives hosts a tea on Friday afternoon for her sister Mrs. Bradley of Providence R I. The event honors the daughter Misa Mignon McGibeny with family attendance and local guests expected.
Fort Wayne Indiana December 7 Many workers at the Wabash shops doubt the vaccination process has benefited the workforce The absence of a vaccination order there led to fewer sore arms and other after effects Yet smallpox has appeared only rarely among these employees unlike Pennsylvania shops where vaccination was mandated Medical authorities disagree with the workers view on vaccination efficacy.
Ray Siddell was arrested and fined in Logansport Indiana after a trespass charge filed by George Andrews Siddell and his friends had hunted on Andrews farm and were warned to keep off.
Capt Harry S New says he will not accept the Indiana state chairmanship despite being named as a possible choice. He declares other Republicans are better fitted and he has no ambitions for the post while offering to support any Republican who assumes the duties.
Edwin Ray M. FE church Brotherhood met Monday night and elected officers led by President W. L. McClain and vice presidents William Thatcher Arthur Clawson Walter Harmison George Whitlock. Secretary Walter Catterhenry treasurer W. H. Stimer chorister D. Veatch chaplain G. R. Clark. Four charter members attended. Meetings will be on the second Monday each month.
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