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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1910

Page

2

Poslam Skin Remedy Claims Quick Relief for Eczema

Advertises Poslam for all skin diseases including eczema acne herpes rash and tetter claiming immediate relief on first application. Notes use on infants and offers a 50 cent package for minor troubles and a free sample request from Emergency Laboratories New York. Sold at H J Huder Weber Drug Co and other drug stores in Indianapolis.

Cegag H. J. Huder’s Weber Drug Co Ptoces Indianapolis West Twenty-fifth Street New York

Indiana News Briefs Nab Local Incidents And Elections

INDIANA INDIANA Miles Bratt was arrested for spanking his stepdaughter over a social lie. He refused to pay and was not jailed. DANVILLE The Hendricks County Farmers Institute elected Morris Hadley Amno as president and Marshall Underwood as secretary treasurer. MUNCIE Charles B Jackson a contractor was killed in a streetcar accident while Agnes Leech a teacher was injured. GREENFIELD Hancock county Prohibitionists nominated a full slate for county offices led by R M Julian for representative and Henry White for sheriff.

South Bend Miles Bratt Danville Hendricks County ‘Farmers’ Institute Morris Hadley Amno Marshall Underwood New Winchester Muncie Charles B. Jackson Agnes Leech

Boys Tell Pitiful Tale in Marion Court

Virgil 14 and William 15 arraigned before Judge Tillett on a charge of stealing harness from Indiana Manufacturing Company. They said they stole the loot to buy food after their father failed to provide, a claim supported by relatives. Their mother died in a Marion fire four years earlier when their home was blown up, and the judge granted them liberty with a firm lecture and guidance on their future.

Marion Ind Virgil William Tillett Peru Indiana Manufacturingompany Melvin Hight S. Nebraska Street C. & L. Trestle

Shaw and Olmstead Sign for Chicago Ball Club

Chicago February 4 Two players signed American league contracts. Fred Olmstead came from Minneapolis of the American association. Shaw an infielder was recruited from the Worcester club of the New England league.

Chicago Fred Olmstead Minneapolis Shaw Worcester

Democrats Press Early State Convention At Banquet

Indiana Democratic editors urge an early state convention and a positive platform arguing the 1908 tactic aided victory. Clay Metsker, chosen for president, declares the party must oppose special privileges and push a broad government concept.

Democratic State Committee Tion State Central Committee Clay Metsker State Association of Democratic Editors F. D. Haimbaugh Muncie Marshall Plymouth Democratic Party Ure W. H. O’brien Lawrenceburg L. Ert Slack Franklin R. J. Aley Public Instruction Rt. P. Carpenter Noblesville Adamwise Frank J. Hall Rushville Indiana Democratic Editorial Association Clay W. Metsker Democrat S. Paul Poynter Sullivan Democrat Frank Gwin New Albany Public Press Charles J. Arnold Greencastle Herald A. C. Hindeley Winchester Democrat G. H. Hazen Boonville George Griffin Spencer Lew M. O'Bannon Corydon A. N. Cracraft W. A. King Danville John D. Deprez Shelbyville Millard F. Cox Indianapolis A. D. Moffett Elwood R. P. Carp

Resolutions Endorse Gov Marshall and Shively in Knox

In Knox Fort Wayne and Thirteenth H F Sehriecke resolutions were passed praising Gov Marshall as a safe and victorious Democratic presidential possibility and endorsing Senator Shively along with the Democratic congressional delegation.

Fort Wayne Thirteenth H. F. Sehriecke

Defiant Count von Miller Draws Crowds at Hoboken Jail

Women mobbed the Hoboken police depot to glimpse Emil Carl von Miller also known as Count of Baron Varl Vonderhagen and Dr. Von Miller after his extradition from Los Angeles. Bertha Albrecht and Regina Weidelmann clashed with officers as they pursued him, causing a chaotic scene.

New York Emil Carl von Miller Hoboken Bigamist Los Angeles von Miller Baron Varl Vonderhagen Amiel Karl von Mueller Dr. von Miller Regina Weidelmann Third Avenue Bertha Albrecht Bainbridge Street Brooklyn Bertha Miss Weidelmann Miss Wethelmann McDonald Weinthal

Special committee formed to probe Chaft charges

Dr W H Johnson city council president appointed a five member committee to investigate staff charges related to the city hall lighting fixtures contract. Members are Denny Blumberg Stilz Troy and McCarthy. Meetings open to the public.

W. H. Johnson Denny Blumberg, Stilz, Troy McCarthy Copeland and Rubens Shank

Republicans Seek State Chair Amid Intrigue and Rivalries

The Indiana Republicans gather in Indianapolis as candidates and factions vie for key posts. Edwin M. Lee’s past victory is cited against Laurie O’Brien’s hoodoo claim. Hal Shideler declines amid home life veto, while Jance Monahan urges treasurer bid. Horace Ellis is praised for instruction post. Hugh Miller eyed for secretary. John Ross emerges as potential in Ninth District. Dr. C H Good urged for Eleventh District nomination amid talks of backing.

Renceburg Lawrenceburg O’brien Edwin M. Lee Jance Monyhan Job Freeman Linton Monahan Freeman Indianapolis Horace Ellis Vincennes Hugh T. Miller Columbus North Manchester Shaffer C. H. Good Dr. Good

NOTE LEFT BY THIEF LEADS TO CONFESSION

Samuel Ricketts, 16, left a note at Anterelli Brothers grocery on 608 E Washington Ave after three break ins. The note misled investigators but pointed to him. Detectives found him at 524 Miami Street where he admitted the thefts, the last note reading Your Clerk.

Samuel Ricketts Anterelli Brothers’ Grocery Washington Street Ricketts Simon and Asche Ricketts’ House Miami Street

Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription touted as the one remedy for womanly ailments

A newspaper notice extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as not a cure all but a targeted remedy for weaknesses and irregularities of the womanly organism. It claims no alcohol or habit forming drugs, lists transparent ingredients, and offers free medical advice from Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New York plus a paid book. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a companion laxative.

R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y

Wildcat Slaughters Pigeons Near Denver Pigeon Ranch

Col. Feb. 4 Fourteen pigeons and one steel trap saved Denver from a prowling wildcat. The cat entered Killian’s pigeon roost near West Twenty ninth avenue and Heneson boulevard, creating blood and feather evidence before being trapped. Killian found the cat with fourteen birds missing and trapped in the steel jaws. The swift capture ended the threat to his flock.

Denver Col John Killian Killian

Confession Ties Negro to Farm Murder Near Xenia

Calvin Warren, held on the Wallace murder charge near Xenia Ohio, confessed to police that he and William Steele were involved in the crime while admitting they were transporting stolen corn. The killing occurred last November when Wallace stopped them.

Calvin Warren Xenia David Wallace Wallace Warren William Steele

Women aim to vote for Indiana school officials

Mrs Grace Julian Clarke president of the Indiana State Federation of Women's clubs reports a bill for school suffrage will be introduced in the next state legislature. The measure would grant Indiana women the right to vote for school commissioners with Mrs Winfield Scott Johnson of Indianapolis as legislative committee chair.

Grace Julian Clarke Indiana State Federation of Women’s Clubs Claypool Hotel Indiana Nome Winfield Scott Johnson Indianapolis

Regulate the Bowels With Miles Nerve and Liver Pills

A reader from LeRoy Illinois reports relief from years of constipation after using Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills. The ads claim gentle, non griping action restoring natural bowel function, with refund if the first package does not help. Sold by druggists nationwide, Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.

Dr. Miles Miles Medical CO Elkhert, Ind

Call Issued to Sailors for Maine Benefit Reunion

The officers of The Maine Benefit society order every member of the crew to appear on deck on The Maine which slipped her anchor at Schiffer decker port and now lies at Stoeffier's near Noble and Ohio streets to take part in a general reunion on Tuesday February 15.

Marion County Fish and Game Protective Association Meets

The Marion County Fish and Game Protective Association holds its regular monthly meeting Monday at 8 pm in room 12 at the state house. Officers will be elected with Barnard M. Keene as president and a full ticket opposing the slate. The group notes 15 000 bass raised in hatcheries and released into White River Fall Creek and Eagle Creek within Marion county, plus plans for a new pond to boost fry food and winter meeting discussions on bait and local fishing spots.

Marion County Fish and Game Protective Association Statehouse Barnard M. Keene J. C. Alexander Robert Douglas Gus Habich Geo. N. Mannfeld W. Walker Andy Bordenbecker Dr. Anderson Gus Meyer White River Fall Creek Eagle Creek Marion County Indianapolis

Policeman Arrests Man After Off Duty Drink

Patrolman Raymond Chitwood faces Board of Safety charges for drinking with an off duty man and later arresting him on duty. He appeared in police court Thursday and urged dismissal of the charges against the man.

Raymond Chitwood Capt. Crane Board of Safety Chitwood

Phi Gamma Delta Banquet Set for Columbia Club

Twenty college students and alumni gather at 6 15 p m Friday for the Phi Gamma Delta state banquet. Gov Marshall, a member, will toastmaster. Newton D Baker of Cleveland, national president, speaks on The Fraternity. Delegations come from Wabash Purdue Depauw Indiana and Hanover.

Columbia Club Phi Gamma Delta Marshall Newton D. Baker Cleveland Phi Gamma Nesta Baker Meredith Nicholson Ananias Frank D. Baker William F. Chamberlin Dayton, O Richard Miller William Wyle Wabash Purdue Depaw Indiana Hanover

Boy Confesses Whisky Theft From Drug Store Break-in

A 114 year old boy, found intoxicated on Ohio and Alabama streets, admitted breaking into Frank H. Carter's drug store at 772 Massachusetts avenue to steal whisky. Detectives Morgan and Lancaster found 11 bottles in a vacant house. He implicated three other boys and was hospitalized due to his condition.

Ohio Alabama Frank H. Carter Massachusetts Avenue Morgan and Lancaster

Cline Captures Balkline Billiards Championship Title

Harry D Cline of Philadelphia defeated Calvin Demarest of Chicago to win the balkline billiards championship in Chicago on February 4, finishing at 18.2. Demarest, the title holder, lost the match.

Cline Demarest Chicago Harry D Cline Philadelphia Calvin Demarest

New York Welterweight Draw With Atlanta Heavyweight

Jack Robinson of New York and Al Christensen of Atlanta fought ten rounds to a draw in Atlanta. The bout ended with neither boxer securing a victory, keeping their records even after the ten round match.

Atlanta Jack Robinson New York al Christensen

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