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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1907

Page

2

Insurance reform bill passes senate amid praise and criticism

The Farber insurance bill clears the senate 48 to 1 with Bowser opposing and Kistner absent. It keeps the auditor of state as insurer oversight, limits governor input on actuary appointments, and is portrayed as a compromise aimed at initiating future reform. Senator Slack blames Republicans for credit and warns of inefficacy, while Bowser denounces the measure as a makeshift.

Farber Insurance Senate Bowser Slack Evernor Tie

Evelyn Thaw Trial Dragged on Under Torture Claims

The famed Evelyn Nesbit Thaw murder trial adjourned Thursday with lingering questions about the witness stand testimony. District Attorney Jerome’s grilling drew strong reactions as Thaw showed signs of strain, with fears of a nervous breakdown lingering ahead of Monday proceedings.

Jerome Evelyn Thaw Jerome l the Lorraine Mmnday Harry Thaw Evelyn Thaw Stanford White Mr. Jerome London Mrs. Thaw

School Teacher Ditches Coffee for Postum Health Boost

A school teacher describes leaving coffee after nervous breakdown and weight loss. Two years on Postum Food Coffee, health returned and the family drinks it happily. The ad touts Postum as a healthier hot beverage option with no coffee downsides.

Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Man of Big Heart Charles Zimmerman Dies in City

Charles Zimmerman born November 12, 1861 in Cincinnati died Thursday at 4 15 p m. A longtime theater man he managed the Empire theater at its opening Labor Day 1892. He was generous to a fault and helped many in need. Survived by a wife and one son. Burial in Cincinnati. Affiliated with Knights of Pythias Red Men Eagles and Knights of Fidelity.

Mr. Jerome Boman White Thaw Rector’s Cincinnati Vinest Queen City Zimmerman Labor Day Knights of Pythias Red Men Eagles Knights of Fidelity

The Senior Class Annual At Short Ridge High

Short Ridge high school advances the annual yearbook, printed by Echo press on fine paper with leather texture cover. It features stories poems essays and travesties from seniors plus faculty and club writeups and athletics coverage with team photos and records from the 06 07 season. An individual senior portrait and a faculty portrait of Junius P B Roberts will appear, with Miss Alma Grumman art editor driving strong artwork and illustrations throughout. Leslie Rouser business manager and assistants seek ads and orders for about 1200 copies expected to be sold.

Echo Press Junius PB. Roberts Shortridge Hom Alma Grumman Leslie Rouser Staf Joy Daniels Margaret Browning Margaret Woodbridge Byram Gates Bloor Schlepy

Water as cure for rheumatism and urinary troubles urged

A well known authority urges drinking plenty of water as nature’s medicine. He warns against patent remedies and recommends a vegetable-based prescription with fluids to be taken after meals and at night, stressing kidneys as blood filters and urging household posting of this advice.

Fire at Standard Wrighting branch in Cleveland

An overheated flue likely caused a fire at the Standard Wrighting company branch of the American Stove company in Cleveland Ohio. The blaze endangered many lives and caused about 160000 dollars in damage early today.

Scrippe-McRae Press Association Cleveland, O Standard Wrighting Company American Stove Company

Bill targets diseased horses trade in Traders alley

Senate passed House bill No 284 making it unlawful to sell or trade diseased horses or mules. The measure targets practices in Traders alley, the city area known for such transactions, seeking to curb illicit dealings.

Senate

Dyspepsia Cure Promises Relief With Tablets

An advertisement urges dyspeptics to use Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets to aid digestion and relieve stomach distress. It claims the tablets restore digestive ferments, are not a medicine, and are recommended by forty thousand physicians. A free trial offer is made from F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.

Stuart United States Canada

Blaze in Abattoir At White River Abattoir Threatens Vandalia Line

Night watchman A J Green discovered a blaze at the White River abattoir near the Vandalia railroad shortly after 1 am Thursday. Origin unknown. Loss estimated around $4000. Escaping boiler steam hindered firefighters. Charles Gardner serves as company president.

Ainss Vandalia Railroad A. J. Green Charles Gardner

Relief for Railroad Men Act Signed by Gov Hanly

Gov Hanly signs into law a measure regulating voluntary relief funds for railroad workers. The act prohibits enforcing a rule that would force trainmen to contribute to a relief fund and waive all rights to damages from injuries.

Gov Hanly

Indiana Retail Hardware Dealers Convention Wraps Up

The Indiana Retail Hardware Dealers Association closes one of its most successful conventions, with 2500 attendees on Thursday and strong Friday turnout. The nominating committee reports candidates for re election, with a stubborn contest to be decided at the Denison hotel Friday afternoon. W J Loco of Lebanon suffered a cheer trouble episode at Traction Terminal and was hospitalized after collapsing unconscious from grip illness.

Denison W. J. Locvo Lebanon Big Four Railroad Company Loco

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