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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1909

Page

2

New Legislator Stands Boldly for His Party in Indiana

Adam Wise, new Democratic legislator from Marshall County, wins by a large margin and pledges to pursue party platform goals. He previously served in 1897 and 1899, supports repeal of the county option law, and favors further liberal reforms such as the Moore remonstrance law. Wise claims voters backed the Democratic ticket and platform.

Wise Democratic Party Tomlinson Senate Indiana

Rich Broker to Wed Show Girl of Great Beauty

Memphis announces Lewis Ginter Young, junior member and wealth holder of the late A. O. Brown firm, will marry Leona Anderson a famed show girl. Anderson known from St Louis to New York Broadway and has worked with Cohan and Shubert. Brown recently wed Edna Wallace Hopper in New Orleans. Young, about 80, has long been in the public eye through family ties and social circles.

New York Memphis Lewis Ginter Young A. O. Brown and Company Leona Anderson Aronson New Orleans A. O. Brown Edna Wallace Hopper Miss Anderson Miss Hopper Brown Young St. Louis Madison Avenue Church American School of Opera Sultan of Sulu George M. Cohan Shubert Louise Gunning Marcelle

Patten to Speak to Tenth Ward Democrats

William T. Patten deputy county auditor will address the Tenth Ward Democratic club on Wednesday evening February 17 at their clubrooms corner Hoyt avenue and Laurel street. His talk covers County Institutions including their management and maintenance costs inviting all voters especially Tenth ward residents to attend.

William T. Patten Tenth Ward Acratic Club Hoyt ‘Ave‘nue Laurel Street

Frohman Comments On Frohman Separation And Bowes Link

New York theatrical manager Daniel Frohman defends his separation from Mrs. Frohman saying no scandal and that she may marry Edward J. Bowes if courts grant a divorce. He praises Bowes as a fine, thriving man and stresses no party to the original agreement. He says they remain warm friends and that Mrs. Frohman should continue her stage career, if she chooses, despite the split.

New York Daniel Irohman Edward J. Bowes Bowes Mr. Bowes Boston

How to Cook a Possum The Traditional Method

An old guide describes careful possum preparation with a pin and plug setup to hold legs, slow cooking over coals, drawing off grease, and basted with pepper and vinegar sauce. Potatoes are boiled and later packed in the pan with the possum, a hint of sugar, and the drawn gravy poured over to finish.

Advertising Clubs of America Holds First Central Division Meet

More than 20 advertising men gathered in Indianapolis for the first annual central division convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America. Mayor Bookwalter welcomed attendees as the Adscript club of Indianapolis arranged events at the Dingpool and Claypool hotels with a banquet at Denison House.

Indianapolis Associated Advertising Clubs of America Dingpool Hotel Indianapolis Adscript Club Bookwalter Quano Cincinnati W. N. Aubuchon St. Louis EB. F. Olmstead Buffalo Denison House Claypool Chicago Advertising Association Advertisers’ Club Grand Rapids Advertisers’ Club of Cincinnai Ad Men’s Club Springfield Tzil Publicity Club Dayton Publicity Decatur Adcraft Club Detroit Cleveland Auuxilary Milwaukee Adscript Club National Society Wisconsin Michigan Illinois Ohio Indiana Hugh K. Wagner Charles EB. Jones L. C.' Covell E. D. Gibbs Chicago Thomas E. Basham Louisville B. Queal Henry Carl Menefee Central Division E. R. Blaine L. H. Martin C. Oskamp Daller Joseph Schmidt Phil Morton Meyer Lesser Paul Poindexter H. J. Haarmeyer W. F. Chambers A. E. Elliott J. Phil Berman Albert Noeicke C. C. Kirkpatrick C. A. Culberson J. D. Engelbert G. W. Gray Ben Muleford, Jr Advertisers’ Club of W. D. Nesbitt The Chicago Post

Ratliff Read Out by Republicans Over Temperance Vote

Representative Walter Ratliff of Wayne county is said to have been read out of the Republican party at a Monday caucus. Richmond Republicans want him to move to town and run for mayor, but Ratliff may decline the nomination. Friends allege some who voted to oust him did not vote for Jim Watson in the governor race. Ratliff will continue to represent his constituents as they wish.

Walter Ratliff Wayne County Ratliff Richmond Repubiican Gordon Bennett Friends Jim Watson

Senator Halleck's Wife In Serious Condition

Mrs Abraham Halleck wife of Senator Halleck is in a critical condition and it is feared she cannot recover A baby born last Wednesday lived only a few hours Mrs Halleck has for several years acted as stenographer for her husband and has taken keen interest in his political ambitions

Rensselear Ind Abraham Halleck Senator Halleck

Arsenic Found in Stomachs of Four Children

Cambridge reported that four of Mrs. Mary Kelluher’s children from Somerville had arsenic in their stomachs. Kelluher, jailed in East Cambridge for months on arson charges linked to a dwelling she served in, is connected to a family history of fatal incidents and injuries.

Cambridge Mass Mary Kelluher Somerville Kelluher East Cambridge

Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills praised by Mrs Bra deen

A testimonial from Mrs H Bradeen of Rapids Maine credits Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a universal nerve pain remedy. The advert claims relief for headaches toothaches neuralgia sciatica rheumatic and back pains without stomach upset or after effects, noting widespread popularity.

Miles

Tariff Reform Leaders and Voting Delegates Listed

Miles chairing the tariff committee received high tribute for expert posts and decisive wins against strong standpatters. Delegates at headquarters include former Senator Harris Topeka and many heads of major trade groups from Des Moines Bridgeport Boston Pittsburg St. Louis Chicago New York and other cities.

W. A. Harris Topeka Kas American Reciprocal Tariff League G. A. Wrightman Des Moines Iowa Manufacturers’ Association Enos Paulin Bridgeport Vincennes Ind Robert Johnston St. Louis Business Men's Association Samuel J. Mack Anderson Anderson Commercial Club A. D. Cressler Ft. Wayne Ralph Pierson Pierson & Co J. A. Freeman Lumbermen’s Club C. A. Tuttle Crawfordsville E. H. Phillips Orange N. J Edison Manufacturing Company C. L. Swartz Shoe Wholesalers’ Association Robert Russell Washington Thomas Nugent F. X. Fictionmaker St. Louis Manufacturers’ Association O. B. Lay Portsmouth J. Steiner Toledo Chamber of Commerce C. A. Green New York City A. Parker Nevin Alonzo B. Lee Board of Trade and Transportation Curtis Guild Boston Mass Charles Haller Huntington Nile Hernitz New Orleans Board of Trade Max Schlesinger American Manufacturers’ Association Nerman A. Melz Merchants’ Association, of New York Henry R. Towre Merchants’ Association S.C. Mead Harry M. Leland Detroit Mich George H. Elwell Minneapolis Memrie, Tenn Merchants’ Exchange H. J. Parrish Memphis

Local social notes include weddings and parties in city

Dr and Mrs B M Gundelfinger and Mr and Mrs Arthur Leopold hosted a valentine party for 50 with Miss Bak of Atlanta as guest of honor. Miss Hazel M Murphy and Paul Powell wed at 3766 N Illinois St. followed by guests from Terre Haute Princeton Seymour and more. A bridge party for 60 hosted by Mrs Harria Galbraith on N Pennsylvania St. An engagement announced for Miss Josephine Harshman and Louis Frederick Haslinger with Easter Monday wedding planned in Dayton Ohio.

B. M. Gundelfinger Arthur Leopold Gundelfinger Miss Bak Atlanta Miss Bink Cincinnati Dryfus Miss Meyer Columbus Sol Meyer Louisville Regina Wireman Miss Levey Rochester M. Y Albert Levey Hazel M. Murphy Paul Powell C. R. Jordan Illinois Street C. Roljana Schuck J. B. Grube Florence Jordan T. W. Harper Terre Haute E. Clifford Gheen George L. Dorsey Princeton Edward Chapic Seymour Harria Galbraith N. Pennsylvania Street William Powers Chicago Frank Millikan Johnson Seymour, Ind Clyde Roach Dayton, O Josephine Harshman 8. R. Harshman Louis Frederick Haslinger Indianapolis The Dorcan Society Helen Clark Mabel Long Desdemona Lee Harold Curtis Helen Carver Grace Taylor Hazel Pugh Edna Northrop Ethel Stilihous Margaret Oldensdorf Bessie Scanlin Daisy Lawler Lucy Carvin Anna Ryan Anna Paine Susie Stark Robert Bunch Esther Ford Majestic Theater Ethel Stililhous Craig's

Ed Curley’s Selections at Tampa and Nearby Tracks

A compact list of race selections across Tampa Los Angeles and Oakland with top picks. Ed Curley’s choices include horses like Sunfire Big Chief and Booger Red as probable winners, highlighting race by race contenders and the most likely winner at each venue.

Dence Charley Lusk Minnenaha Una Sunfire Galileo Big Hand Besteriing Ora Budduth St. Abe Austacian Ramble Los Angeles Wolf John Leinah Joe Gaitens Enfield Melton Cloth Big Chief John Carroll Green Seal Sorrowful Madeline Musgrave Golden Legend Garland Instant Rossmore Ban Rose Morea Annie Wells Oakland English Mail Tube Rose General Haley Catherine F. Antigo Thira St. Francis Miss Delaney Dar

Compeer Cigar Expands to Larger Quarters

The Compeer Cigar company, citing increased business, moves to new larger quarters offering space from 4,000 to 50,000 square feet. The decision reflects strong goods and capable management and signals rapid growth.

Compeer Cigar Company

Public Park Bill Hearing Set in House Chamber

The public park bill triggers a hearing in the House chamber Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. The announcement outlines committee reviews and city affairs involvement in Indianapolis.

Gon Park House Indianapolis

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Adam Wise Marshall County Patten Louis Gilbert Jones National League For the Civic Education OF Women Frohman Peevigh W.W. Gould Brokaw W. G. Brokaw J. Corse Mra Wwe Ite Ac Woodruff Fox Ridge GILL Greenen East Washington Street Grand Visvwats Grigolati Aerial Ballet Cheridah Simpson Gardner & Vincent Vindobonas Henry Horton & Co Kinodrome Majestic Forepaugh Stock CO David Belasco Rose of the Rancho McCutcheon CTY LE A. L. Wilson Woman's Research Club N. Capitol Avenue Stella Quigley Treva Drake Erie, Pa Vinnie Drake Lafayette Joe S. Miller E. Washington Street Walter J. Ashton, Jr Muncie Ashton Audrey Hawkins Ladies’ Guiding Star Germania Hall the Plains Jood Empire Hoover-Watson Printing CO East Ohio St ED Curley Tampa Solroe Hugh Farrell Prece Paragon Friar of Booger Red Madman Shelby Vitis Ana tConners R—Rush Island Indianapolis, Columbus & Southern Traction Co Kuec Indianapolia Greenwood Ilverr. L Scottsburg Southern Inn R. R Adianapolis Qebenee Crawfordsvilleville Eee Cam Ridge
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