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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1908
Page
2
A fragmented item surveys the principle of violation in relation to the numbers three and four. It hints at a paradox where one principle corresponds to two, while four remains excluded from a simple pairing.
Boston report notes Charles W. Fairbanks faces church opposition if he seeks the presidency. Zion’s Herald quotes that Fairbanks is charged with violating prohibition principles at his own table. The Methodist Episcopal church is sensitive and will not condone the charge.
Several hundred guests attended the charity ball at the German House hosted by the Free Kindergarten society. A full evening of dancing and supper raised funds for the society with boxes sold out and an orchestra providing music. The report also notes a notable home wedding of Miss Ethel Johnson to Walter V. Morgan and lists numerous society members hosting boxes.
The narrator and Frushana both suffered from coffee addiction causing severe stomach distress and jaundice. After trying to quit coffee and switch to Postum, symptoms eased, complexion cleared, headaches faded, and health improved. The speaker notes personal weight gain from 95 to 115 pounds and regained strength to work.
Dr. G. L. Swiggett, professor of modern languages at the University of the South Sewanee Tenn, is staying two weeks at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis to promote the Episcopal college. Salt Lake boxing notes Rube Smith of Denver defeated Charles Williams of Rock Springs in the ninth round of a 20 round bout at Lagoon.
In Beattieville Kentucky on January 2 Chief of Police Joseph Davidson and merchant Robert Evans shot each other to death in Evans store. The double killing stems from an old grudge.
The federation chose Indianapolis for the 1906 annual meeting during the recent Pittsburgh convention held this week. The event will take place during Indianapolis' holiday week and marks the next gathering of members and teachers from commercial education.
Col A D Shaw superintendent of the workhouse hosted a dinner at the workhouse on Wednesday attended by county officials and friends. Guests included County Commissioners McGregor Mendenhall and Roberts William Morrison county counsel John Ruckelshaus county attorney Fred Akin recorder Jo seph Hogue street superintendent Charles Shaw probate clerk William Sbbeay county auditor James Lambkin city clerk Gus Hailer courthouse custodian Edward Boyd bailiff John J Appel City Park Board and John Robson of the New York Store.
Coroner begins inquiry after a report of four members of a Grays Mills family found murdered near Pittsburg. No details accompany the report. Authorities have not released names or motives at this time.
Brook Ind January 2 Playwright George Ade announced he will run as a Republican delegate from the tenth district and backs Vice President Fairbanks for the nomination.
At Gov Magoon's New Year reception in Havana the American flag was entirely absent from decorations. The Cuban republic flag was the only flag displayed in the palace decorations and reception chamber.
Mrs. Henry Bouk of Chicago obtained $6,000 damages in New Castle Indiana in a suit against the Big Four for the death of her husband two years ago.
H S Hudspeth of the New Orleans Typographical Union announces his candidacy for president of the International Typographical Union President James M Lynch also seeks re election.
Marquis C. Gaspher a wealthy retired merchant and ex assistant editor of Scientific American was found dead from inhaling gas in New York on January 2 after a period of illness.
United States Judge Jacob Trieber today upheld the anti bucketshop law passed by the last Arkansas legislature in Little Rock.
The defense gears up for another Thaw trial with SU'KENZIE TTOATTEN ETHAWTRIAL. It is noted that Evelyn will not be present as she was at the first trial, and prosecutors prepare their case.
The second trial of Harry Thaw for slaying Stanford White begins next Monday in New York. Mrs William Thaw arrives from Pittsburgh Friday and will devote time to the case. Thaw's wife and Mrs George Lauder Carnegie join the group. arrangements allow notes to be passed to the prisoner.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mosher in Lincoln, driven by religious fanaticism, set her clothes ablaze with kerosene and burned herself to death after kissing her husband and telling him she would nap. She prayed aloud as flames consumed her body.
Irvington residents plan a possum dinner on January 11 featuring an address by City Councilman John Fr. Wood. Dr Samuel McGaugher says the event will reveal some inside history of the Irvington Land Company.
Ignace Paderewski will direct the Warsaw conservatory for three months each year while remaining a public entertainer. He begins a tour today, spanning six weeks in spring and autumn, with dates on the Pacific coast included.
A testimonial from G. Webb of Austinburg Ohio touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for rapid relief of headaches backache and pleurisy symptoms. The letter notes no habit formation and promises refund of the first package if no benefit, authorized by Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
Pittsburg detectives reach New York to locate Charles GB Thomas alias Charles J Thompson formerly a broker who fled with 15 000 from Pittsburg and is believed hiding in New York or Australia He was kidnapped Sept 1 from Atlantic Highlands New Jersey by Fred Wills on larceny charges related to deceitful railroad securities and failed to appear for a prior hearing.
Readers are urged to send name and address to Pyramid Drug Co for a free trial package of Pyramid Pile Cure claimed to cure long standing piles. The ad cites Emma Bodenhamer of Bedford Indiana and George Braneigh of Schellburg Pa as examples and warns against operations. On sale nationwide at 50 cents a box.
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