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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1909

Page

2

Death of Mr Rickey From Brain Hemorrhage

An autopsy found J A Rickey, a traveling salesman, died at Deaconess hospital from a brain hemorrhage. Coroner Blackwell ordered the autopsy and the body was sent to Cincinnati by his employer's representatives.

Rickey J. A. Rickey Deaconess ‘Hospital Peer Blackwell Cincinnati

A Tainted Breath Breath Odor Warned with Charcoal Lozenges

Thousands suffer foul breath from nasal throat issues or tooth decay and avoid social contact. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges promise to deodorize breath, cleanse the stomach, and kill germs, with a free sample offer via Marshall Michigan address.

Stuart epert’Company Stuart Bidg Marshall

Sunday Religious Services Across City Churches

Local churches list Sunday sermons and events from Tabernacle to Central Christian. Subjects include Sin Becoming a Witness for the Crown, Unexplained Hindrances to Human Progress, The Christian Ministry of the Twentieth Century, Christ Revealed in the Old Testament, and The Vital Element in Religion.

Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Nell McPherson William Carson Sutherland Presbyterian Church Lewis Brown St. Paul's Episcopal Church Brotherhood of St. Andrew Allan Phitputt Central Christian Church

Plans Adopted for Comfort Station at Kentucky and Washington

The Board of Public Works has adopted specifications for a public comfort station to be built at Kentucky avenue and Washington street. The contract is expected to be let December 2 and the project will cost about $30,000.

Board of Public Works Kentucky Avenue Washington Street

Red Hot Prohibition Charges Filed Against Anti-Saloon League Leaders

Rev. U. G. Robinson of St. Louis publishes detailed charges against the Anti-Saloon League officials and accuses them of mismanagement while seeking an impartial investigation. He urges Chicago ministers and churches to support a fair committee to hear evidence from both sides and report findings.

U. G Robinson St. Louis U. G. Robinson AntiSaloon League Robinson Anti-Saloon League Missouri Ciry Baker Anti-Saloon League of America Chicago Bro. Shields National League Anti-Saloon League of Americas Anti-Saloon League of Amariosa P. A. Baker Brooks Lawrence Nicholson

Charges Against Church Leaders Raise Prohibition Debates

A Protestant group leader, U. G. Robinson of St Louis, Missouri, accuses Rev P A Baker Rev H H Russell Rev G W Young and others of unworthy leadership forging reports funding from churches and aligning with liquor interests. He claims they seek salaries and political influence, undermine state temperance groups, and misstate finances.

P. A. Baker H. H. Russell G. W. Young Baker

Saint Gaudens statuary exhibit to open at Merron Art Institute

The Merron Art Institute transforms its sculpture court as Saint Gaudens statuary goes in place. Large works are set, backgrounds and lighting are added, with an expected public opening around Christmas. Paintings on the second floor will also debut, and the show runs through March 1 with high anticipated attendance statewide.

Sculpture Court Merron Art Institute Saint Gaudens Herron Indianapolis The Art Association Indiana

Sensational double tragedy rocks Washington town

On main street at 1 PM Walter Seybold 15 shot and killed Laura Braden 16 on her way home from high school. A pursuing mob forced a retreat to a suburb where Seybold then shot himself, dying instantly. The incident shocks western Pennsylvania and involves prominent local families.

Pennnsylvania Walter Seybold Laura Braden High Sei Young Seybold

Westinghouse Airbrake runs overtime on big December orders

In Wilmerding the Westinghouse Airbrake company operates all departments overtime amid a market demand surge. December and January orders are expected to reach the highest quarterly total since the firm’s formation, signaling a strong recovery after the panic years.

Pittsburg Westinghouse Airbrake Company Wilmerding Yeasa Ag

Zelaya Focuses on Choosing a Successor Amid Tense Frontiers

President Zelaya seeks a successor to pacify liberal and revolutionary factions while keeping conservatives sidelined. Hostilities pause on the Atlantic coast as unrest brews near the Costa Rican frontier. Tortuga is reoccupied by government forces amid threatening conditions.

Tortuga

Lima attorney hanged himself in Columbus penitentiary

John W. Bean a black attorney from Lima Ohio serving a life term for the murder of Mrs Maud Dilts a white woman hanged himself in a cell at the Columbus penitentiary.

Columbus, CO John W. Bean Negro of

Saintly Stomach Drafts Offered By Dr Young

An advertisement promises a free Stomach Draft by mail for 10 cents to cover packing. It claims the remedy regulates bowels relieves soreness strengthens stomach nerves and muscles and stops indigestion sour stomach and constipation. Dr G G Young lists 168 National Bank Bldg Jackson Mich.

Erin G. G. Young National Bank Jackson. Mich

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