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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1908

Page

7

Witness’ Confidential Moment Leads to Witness Lockup

George Seburn, a negro, was set to testify against saloon keeper M. Penish at 401 W New York St. He winked at Prosecutor Oren Jinck, behaved improperly, and, being intoxicated after purchasing liquor from other saloonkeepers, ordered Patrolman LaRue to detain him. Penish faced charges of selling liquor to Seburn last Sunday. the case against Renish was continued to Friday.

George Seburn M. Penish New York St Thurscey Oren Jinck Hack Seburn Mquor LaRue Penish Sebturn Renish

Turned to Leave Court but Judge Reconsidered

James Carroll, arrested Wednesday by Bicycle Officers Hall and Simon, nearly freed Thursday before Police Judge Whallon held him for further consideration until Friday. Carroll had been living at a shelter by Penticoast church on N New Jersey st and, due to rain, would not seek work. Detectives investigate his actions as he may be involved in theft charges in Indianapolis.

James Carroll Hall Simon Whallon Carroll Penticoast Church N. New Jerseyst Indianapolis

New Damage Suit Follows Trial of Hall for Perjury

Warry UW Griffin administrator of the estate of Adolph D Bell sues the Big Four for 096 damages. Bell died in the wreck at Fower. Hall testified by deposition he spoke with Bell on a passenger train before the wreck, later found guilty of perjury in criminal court and to be sentenced.

Warry UW. Griffin Adolph D. Bell Big Four Bell Fower W. T. Hall Hall Flall

Pamphlets On Unsafe Milk To Be Sent Home

The City Board of Health will distribute pamphlets detailing the dangers of unsanitary milk to Indianapolis school children within the next two weeks. City hygienist Dr. Daegen Buehler said reaching children ensures the information reaches households as part of the anti-contamination drive.

City Board of Health Indianapolis Daegen Buehler City Sanitarian

Druids to Hold Richmond Union Meeting Sunday

The United Ancient Order of Druids of Virliana will hold a union meeting in Richmond Indiana. The second degree work will be exemplified with prizes. Degree teams from Model Grove Union, Guirfield Grove, Illondyke Grove, Capital City Grove, Indianapolis, and Progress Grove Anderson will compete. Four hundred Druids from Indianapolis will travel by special interurban cars Sunday morning. Grand officers will attend.

United Ancient Order of Druids of Virliana Richmond Jim Model Grove Giurfield Grove Illondyke Grove Capital City Grove Indianapolis Progress Grove Anderson

Gaut's Formula For Kidney Cure

An advertisement promotes Gaut's kidney cure with a mix of Fluid extract Buchu Balmwort and Sarsaparilla syrup. It claims the tonic compounds improve kidney and bladder health and warns of symptoms like puffiness of the eyes backache and dizziness. The ad cites a German Health Bureau endorsement and notes the physician's fees.

Gaut Brignt

Melodrama Fans Reward Villain With Feisty Audience Scenes

A Miltern performance in The Fatal Wedding drew wild reactions from the crowd. A bonnet mistaken for flowers was hurled, a boy cried from the gallery, and a pistol-threatened moment prompted Miltern to prompt the heroine to slap him as ushers acted.

D. E. Miltern Millern Missouri

Mind Drives Digestion Through Salivary Cues

The article explains how the mind triggers bodily digestion as aromas of cooking foods stimulate increased blood flow to the mouth and digestive organs. It notes saliva and other digestive fluids release when there is a desire for food, while disinclination or indifference hinders proper digestion.

Why France Has Good Teachers

Harper's Magazine notes that France achieves high teaching quality through strong links between the University of Paris and the Ecole Normale Superieure. The normal school trains teachers, its diploma aids staff placement, and its work earns wide esteem while influencing Parisian and national education.

University of Paris Ecole Normale Superieure America Acter Paris France School of Education Harper’s Magazine

Poor Management at Musical Comedy Stage

The proprietor complains to the stage manager about disorder after the last act was presented first. He notes the misordering reveals a lack of system and warns not to let it happen again.

Women chase fashion at cost of health

A fragment from a home page column notes a husband consoling a wife who has not eaten for a week. The exchange mocks dieting extremes women endure to stay thin, portraying the pursuit of slender fashion at personal expense.

Do You Play Very Much Nowadays Miss Solo

A waltz leads to a light exchange about Miss Solo's music practice. He recalls hearing her at her gate and suggests improvement, but she reveals she was at the opera and declines, noting it was the piano tuner instead. The snippet captures social flirtation from Tit-Bits.

Tall Vases Weighted For Stability

Tall flower vases should be weighted by pouring in a small quantity of shot or pebbles, that they may not be easily over turned. Sand is also useful in this con nection.

A Clash Over Supremacy in a Distant Struggle

The speaker contemplates whether to fight for a rival’s place, noting that victory hinges on strength. If one side remains weak, the other must seek power elsewhere, signaling a shifting balance and tense conflict.

Reflections on the Other Branch in Congress Debate

A fragmentary dialogue contrasts two branches of government with debate over naming and implications. One speaker calls the house the popular branch while conceding caution, with the other cautioning against using invidious terms.

House Popular Branch of Congress

Woman Applies for Tobacco for Her Household

A house where two women aged four years reside has applied to the Board of Guardians for an allowance of tobacco. She said she had...

Board of Guardians

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