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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
2
A burglar entered a home of William B M Cook at 1405 N Alghama Street and stole about 200 worth of jewelry including a gold watch ring set with diamonds a gold bracelet a gold rope chain silk and other gold items valued at 280 dollars.
Prediction warns of unfavorable business until birthday anniversary. advises caution to avoid losses and risk. Notes temptation toward pleasure and company, and that a child born on this day in 1906 will be musical and accomplished but not lucky in business.
A dubious article argues coffee stains blood blue and that Postum cured dizziness cold hands and fatigue. A self described blue blood woman testifies to relief after quitting coffee and adopting Postum, claiming improved sleep nerves and warmth.
Angie Birdsong, 22, cried as the jury convicted her of manslaughter in the Dr Thomas Butler case. The court recommended mercy, and she was led away guarded by deputies to await further proceedings. Her husband and United States Senator A J McLaurin noted as her counsel. The jury deliberated 42 hours. the defense considers a new trial possible.
In a superior court case decided without Judge Leathers, pigs owned by William Rooker wandered to a neighboring farm owned by Peter J. Negley and caused alleged damage. Justice of the Peace Apple failed to appear. Rooker appealed. costs were split in superior court, with justice court costs paid by Rooker. Attorney fees pertain to another matter.
Lawyers EC Toner and W J A Obenauar of Anderson met Gov Hanly on Tuesday proposing that the legislature consider asking voters to express their views on reviving Indiana's constitution in a future constitutional convention.
Chicago hosts the American Baseball League annual meeting amid talks on halving the season from 16 to 10 games. Traders discuss potential player deals with Joe Cantillon, Jake Swint, and Chick Stahl, as managers seek favorable terms. The event centers on league strategy and future movements.
Prohibition leaders at a meeting opposed any legislature move to raise the license fee in Indiana. They argued high license raises prices for the perceived evil and drives customers to smaller saloons. Dr Homer J Hall was reelected head of the state central committee. Edward W Clark secretary. C M Levon treasurer. CAR KILLED CATTLE In Blackford County a streetcar struck a herd of cattle near Morris Street and White River, knocking off a fender. The cattle owner was R B Drake of Shelby County. The herd panicked as the car struck.
New York dispatch reports Foslam, the latest discovery by Dr. C T Cox, claims to rapidly cure eczema with its first application reducing itching and beginning skin healing. Emergency Laboratories at 32 West Twenty Fifth Street arrange free experimental trials of Polam therapy.
City records list multiple births at city hospitals with parents names and addresses, including Clark and Georgia Mitchell and Lora and Tresbeth David. Deaths include John Barrott, Laura A Duncan, and Ralph R Victor among others, with ages and causes such as brain injury and appendicitis. Marriages and building permits are also recorded with names, addresses, and properties, reflecting local civic updates.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for stomach disorders caused by improper digestion. It claims the product contains pepsin and other digestive elements, endorses by doctors, and offers a free trial with a 60 cent package. The copy urges immediate action to prevent cancer.
House leaders reached a deal on a revised ship subsidy bill to be taken up by the commerce committee tomorrow. The plan sets minimum annual subsidy at 1.86 million and maximum at 3.22 million dollars, with 16 line ships to receive aid. Negroes May Re-enlist after War Department order guiding reentry in infantry companies B C and D. President Taft ordered evidence required for enlistment related to a recent shooting incident. A strong push to repeal the anti canteen law is noted, with Senator Reed of Utah expected to push a bill to restore canteens. President Roosevelt reportedly considering a special message asking Congress to grant the Interstate Commerce Commission control over freight distribution to shippers amid alleged discrimination. Indiana notes mention officials and appointments in Indianapolis, Goshen, Dublin, and Cincinnati events.
Robert Batley an elevator operator at the State House collects gifts to aid the Christmastime trip of Mrs Catherine Cantlon and her daughter. The mother travels to Denver with a physician and staff aid to fight the child’s consumption. The girl joined them for the journey and a friend sends Christmas wishes.
In Milwaukee on Tuesday night Charley Neary defeated Kid Farmer of Peoria by knockout in the thin round. A left hook to the jaw floored Farmer for a nine count, he rose but a light right punch to the abdomen ended the bout.
W D Gardner and Co, Lebanon druggists, filed a report of creditors after a morning assignment. Indianapolis wholesale male druggists are listed as principal creditors. No detailed debit figures or summary of amounts provided in the report.
Numerous church and civic groups publish a busy week of events including a Christmas fair at Woodrail Place Presbyterian Acrenal ove and Twellthat, Ladies Aid at Eat Park M B, revival by evangelist Laura MeCMannis, Holy Synacents Episcopal annual bazaar, First New Thought on New Thought Principles, and the Jewish Shelter Nowe children’s party. Also noted are initiations at Sherman council Nobis, a Christmas tree and chicken supper at Central Ant varaalfer church, freshman-sophomore debate at Butler college, and sentencing updates for William S Schwarts.
Timetable snippet lists train departures and arrivals for Cincinnati Dayton Indianapolis Toledo Detroit Decatur and Springfield. It notes several times and routes with arrivals at Indianapolis and other hubs, including connections to Chicago via planned lines.
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