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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1906
Page
3
Selig's advertisement lists discounted men’s and women’s apparel with water damage noted. Items include men’s winter suits priced from 1.98 to 8.50, overcoats, pants, children’s and women’s garments, with several lines marked no damage or slight soiling. Purchase incentive offers 5 percent refund for customers presenting the ad.
A New York chapel stories of a volunteer choir strike. Trustees clashed over paying singers and a few members labeled the group a howling mob. After a heated meeting and a conciliatory resolution, the volunteers returned to sing, restoring harmony for the Sunday service.
Supreme court judge Amend granted an attachment for 468000 against Gould assets in New York State. Defendants were non residents. The case, in favor of John St Johne, seeks recovery of expenses for examining and purchasing 15000 acres of coal lands in southern Ohio. Named trustees Guy Adams and others from St. Louis. The action arises from Scripps NcRac Treasociation concerns.
A city report questions Charles Barnett known as Socks and his duties under City Engineer Miller. He allegedly tested cement and drew three days’ pay without appearing on duty, fueling questions about his role, pay, and cannabis money rumors amid earlier campaign ties.
The Democratic county committee secretary post draws Younger members who expect a lively scramble when the committee organizes on March 24. Current secretary Charles Pettijohn may run again, with supporters urging his possible candidacy.
Castoria Ferstanis and chien reference The Kind You Have Always Bought line notes a familiar brand slogan used in advertisements detailing trusted remedies and habit forming cures. The item recalls a classic consumer product claim linked to family health and longstanding trust.
The draft lists several names for the secret ary position including Peterjohn, Joseph Marker, G. W. Spencer, and A. D. Portreus. Voters show interest in a multi term secretary, though no candidate commits to running again.
The Indianapolis School Board says no new school buildings will be built this summer despite rapid city growth and rising classroom demand. Portable buildings number fifteen for emergencies while Short Ridge High School addition adds space but overcrowding remains. High schools house about 3 400 pupils with only two buildings. salaries deter good teachers and many youths choose higher paying careers over teaching.
Washington February 14 officials indicate the omnibus public building bill will include allocations for Indiana sites Kokomo Crawfordsville South Bend Connersville and Marion.
J M Zion of Clark's Hill, a World’s Fair prize winner, asserts peaches and apples show their best potential yet after a mild spell and a recent cold snap. He cautions only a mid March freeze could hurt buds, but presently predicts a splendid crop with favorable conditions overall.
The Indiana Court of Honor concluded its triennial convention at English hotels, reporting the body in excellent condition. Officers elected include D. A. Hunter as chancellor and T. W. Dittman as vice-chancellor, with E. B. Stocker recorder and William A. Zigler treasurer. Delegates named for the supreme council meeting in Detroit in May include H. F. Johnson, EH Henderson, C. S. Matt, Dr. S. M. Bio Quillen, and others from Linton, Shelbyville, South Bend, Mount Vernon, Boonville, and Mount Comfort.
Special to The Sun. A man claiming to be James J. Lawrence of Ridgewood is arrested in Hackensack for assault with intent to rob, committed yesterday in Samuel Benjamin’s home. Maggie Benjamin identified him. police pursued and captured him near the toll gate. Benjamin and his daughter urged authorities to punish him. she later identified him in custody. Lawrence had 32 cents on him, some taken from Maggie’s purse. Charles Watson, brother of Indiana Congressman, appointed clerk of the general court at Perry Oklahoma.
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