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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1907

Page

3

Music and Songs Delight at Indianapolis Conservatory Event

The Indianapolis Conservatory of Music presented a fourth annual recital in the assembly hall Tuesday evening. Soloists Johannes Miersehvialiti Christian Martens Voie and Wimtiinays Renaud performed opening duets and featured pieces including Fantasio Caprice. Renaud's piano and Martens’ rendition of The Wean Me of the Giide impressed, with Miss Cain accompanying on piano.

Miersehviellti Christian i Martens Voie Renaud Vine Mons Reaud Alierseh Mgr Martens Simm H Gerulf W. Ll. Cain Wis

Extradition bill aims at Taylor and Finles fugitives

Kentucky Congressman Ole James has introduced a House resolution to force governors to surrender persons if requisitions are issued by another state. If governors fail, U S district judges must ensure arrest. A battle over the bill is anticipated as it proceeds.

Washington Ole James Kentucky Finles United States

Outlaw Team Planned for Capital City Baseball League

Washington eyeing a new outlaw team next season as promoters push for a guitauble park. Union Baseball league, formed in Philadelphia, would place Washington, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Newark, Paterson, Baltimore, Reading, and others in a new circuit. Franchise awarded to L E Landgrath, former Pottsville owner and veteran organizer in the South.

Washington Union Baseball League Philadelphia Guitauble Park Brooklyn Newark Paterson Baltimore Reading LE. C. Landgrath Pottsville, Pa Landgrath South Virginia

Prosecutor-Elect Kimme to Tackle After-Hours Trade

Lafayette Indiana December 18 Frank Kimme prosecutor elect vows strict crackdown on saloons with no sales after hours Sunday gambling and any sale under government license. He says enforcement will begin once he takes office stirring local saloon keepers.

Kimme

Roosevelt Never Weakened On Not Seeking a Third Term

Washington December 18 President Roosevelt remained firm in his vow not to seek or accept another nomination. An observer recounts how a White House visit and a cartoon of a plain farmer reading The President's Message reinforced the resolve that the nation’s plain people would not like a third term.

Washington Roosevelt Peon 2 White House Mr. Roosevelt Chicago Chronicle Lowrey Tam Farmer

Poslam Positively Popular in Eczema Cure Distribution

New York reports possum based poslam becomes widely available through druggists after a shift from laboratory direct sales. The 50 cent and 2 dollar jars promise rapid relief from eczema itching, healing and curing chronic cases in weeks with overnight results for minor skin troubles. Free experimental samples are mailed by Emergency Laboratories at 32 West Twenty-fifth Street, New York City.

New York Emergency Laboratories West Twenty-fifth Street New York City

Harlem trolley tragedy leaves boy dead and motorman fleeing

A six year old boy was killed in Harlem when a Third Avenue trolley car struck him. Passengers Rushed the street and attacked motorman Skelly who fled as a crowd threw sticks and stones. A groom, Jeremiah Hennessy, was left unconscious after a Lexington Avenue collision and a coal cart accident injured Philip Brady and James Bohan.

Skelly Third-ave Jeremiah Hennessy Lexington Ave Duffy's Hill Hennessy Philip Brady James Bohan

Hoosiers Entertained in Washington by Indiana Society

Several hundred Hoosiers attended an Indiana Society of Washington entertainment. President Lawshe spoke and musical numbers were performed by Jessie Harnsberger Rubin Stanford Elaine Seabring Finley Hayes and J F Klein. A January reception will honor the vice president and Indiana senators and representatives.

Washington

Briney Brothers Buy 140 Acre Homestead Farm

The six Briney brothers purchased a 140 acre homestead in Han eokek county for 15700 dollars. The deal was completed in Greenfield Indiana on December 18.

Greenfield Ind Briney Brothers Haneokek County

Dyspepsia Relief Promises Quick Digestion Cure

An ad extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims tablets digest 5,000 grains of food, relieve belching and bloating, and improve mealtime comfort. Sample packages offered by mail from F A Stuart Co and available at druggists for 50 cents.

Stuart F. A. Stuart Co Marshall, Mich

Mothers' club hosts eighth annual Christmas affair for Boys' club

The Mothers' club held its eighth annual Christmas event Tuesday afternoon at the Boys' club on Madison Avenue and Meridian Street. About 80 mothers attended a program of songs readings and instrumental selections. The superintendent H. B. Robertson and janitor Charles Werhes were thanked with presents. Mrs W W Walmaley donated a Bible. A Mayweather Christmas observance featured scenes from the Passion Way and a Seeialer Turiverein program is set for Sunday at 3 in the German house.

Mothers’ Plan Boys’ Club Madison-ave Meridian-st H. Bk. Robertson Mothers’ Club Charles Werhes W.W. Walmaley Seeialer Turiverein

Novice club benefit bagaar and art lectures in Indianapolis

A series of events in Indianapolis includes the Novice club benefit bagaar at Y. M. J. hall and North st with opening programs and handmade sales. John Herron Art Institute hosts lectures for students with many visitors and guided explanations by instructors.

Bagaar Y. M. J. Hall EE. North St John Herron Art Institute Demarchus Brown CL Steels Ott Stark wWelock R. B. Grueile

Gems stolen from Express wagon in New York to Communipaw

Gems valued at about 32000 dollars were taken from a United States Express wagon between the Thirty-ninth Street office and Communipaw New Jersey. Special Agent Joseph Mayhew confirms the theft as the police nationwide hunt for the thief and accomplice. The box contained diamonds emeralds rubies and opals including an 18 karat emerald and diamond brooch valued at 15000 dollars. The jewels belonged to the Alfred B Smith company and were to be displayed in Washington for sale to senators wives and millionaires.

Indianapolis Sun New York United States Thirty-ninth-st Company Communipaw N. J Joseph Mayhew Alfred B. Smith Company James A. Chaney Washington National Capital Express Company J. B. Winters Maxwell Miller

Shot Fired At Thieves In Brightwood Yard

Edward Baker of 1906 Fountain Street heard chicken thieves near his yard Thursday night and fired a rifle. The would be thieves fled and no one is believed to have been hit.

Edward Baker Fountain St Brightwood Glasgow Lord Kelvin Europe

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