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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1907

Page

2

Indiana Senator Proposes 2 Cent Railroad Fare Law

Senator Edgar Poe Kling of Peru representing Howard and Miami counties presented a concise 2-cent railroad fare bill in the senate. The measure, modeled on Ohio law, sets a flat 2-cent rate tied to distance, takes effect 30 days after passage, and aims to ensure fair treatment for travelers, arguing higher volumes offset lower fares. He notes Michigan experience and argues passenger over freight emphasis, urging universal adoption for just treatment by railroads.

Edgar Poe Kling Peru Howard Miami Counties Senate Ohio Kling Michigan Indiana Oscar E. Bland Linton Greene, Owen and Spencer Senator Bland rail_oads

Rooms for a Court in Courthouse Basement

Mayor Bookwalter following a county commissioner's advice plans to ask the Park Board to grant two large basement rooms to the juvenile court. He will present the request Friday and expects smooth approval with Park Board acquiescence.

Park Board Bookwalter John McGregor Juventourt

Bundle of bills to tame traffic and railroads surge

Indiana lawmakers launch a sprawling agenda with heavy railroad focus. A two-cent fare bill leads plans alongside state telegraphers exams, public depositories, primary election reform, and congressional reapportionment that may redraw the Tenth Eleventh and Thirteenth districts in a Berrymander shift.

Committee On Congressional Tippecanoe Warren

Czar Nicholas Turns to Poems in Dark Gloom

Czar Nicholas has written a new poem revealing deep melancholy and little hope, drawing intense attention in St. Petersburg. A translated stanza depicts happiness born at night, pleasures dissolved in flight, and a soul seeking relief amid a chilling, snowlike doom.

ST. Petersburg Nicholas

Trouble in April wage dispute for bricklayers

On April 1 1997 bricklayers demand 65 cents an hour with a five cent advance over current pay. The Bricklayers Union No 3 met Thursday night and reached the rate. The Board of Arbitration is expected to ratify Sunday morning. Contractors plan opposition due to many new buildings. If ratified, enforcement may trigger trouble.

Bricklayers’ Union Board of Arbitration

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Free Trial

Government authorities in the United States and Great Britain endorse Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural digestive aid. A 50 cent package claims to digest 3,000 grains of food per tablet and offers a free trial with no risk, urging readers to obtain relief from stomach disorders and related symptoms.

United States Great Britain Stuart Nature F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Bldg Marshall, Mich

Feick to Advocate Union Rail Labor Reform in Indiana

Fred L. Feick, Indiana legislative board chair of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, arrives in Indianapolis to push bills reducing railroad accidents and to curb their benefit associations. He recalls rising from B&O call boy to conductor, earning a role in Washington and Maine with labor causes, and argues current relief funds hide double profits for companies while stripping workers of true claims. He plans a bill to regulate relief associations and bar signing away damage claims for benefits.

Bpoy House Senate Legislative Board of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Fred L. Feick Garrett E. St. John Fort Wayne William Knowles Indianapolis Denison Hotel Indiana General Assembly Indiana Legislative Board The Brotherhood of Railroad Traitsmen Feick B. & O. Railroad Maine Washington, D. C American Federation of Labor Littlefield

Limited Hours for Trainmen Vote Passes Senate

The Senate approved the La Follette bill 70 to 1 regulating railroad labor hours. It limits work to 16 consecutive hours with ten hours rest, except during wrecks, and sets fines from $10 to $1,000 for violations. Pettus was the lone dissent.

la Follette

Sisters Heal Eczema With Cuticura Remedies

Edith Hammer reports two sisters suffering eczema on the head found relief using Cuticura Soap and Ointment after about six months of illness. She notes continued use of the soap and mentions another sister who used Cuticura Resolvent and Pills as a tonic.

Edith Hammer Morrison, Hl

Bishop Montgomery Dies After Appendicitis Operation

San Francisco reports Archbishop Montgomery of the Catholic Church died yesterday afternoon following an operation for appendicitis. The prelate had been in Davis and Memininge before his illness.

Mahon Gaines Scripps-McHeee Press Association San Francisco Montgomery Catholic Church Davis Meminekg Dec

Senators drop bid to force special meeting on committee chair

Senators Scott and Heyburn have practically dropped their fight to compel Acting Chairman Harry S. New of the Republican national committee to call a special meeting to act on Cortelyou's resignation and elect a successor. They failed to secure signatures on their petition, and New is praised as a loyal party worker.

Tically Harry S. New Republican National Committee National Committee Cortelyou Scott New Heyburn

Son Arrives Too Late for Mother's Death

John Sinex hurries to his dying mother in Indianapolis after a late train. The governor granted a parole so she could see her son at the last. Sinex, an inmate of the Jeffersonville reformatory, accompanied the body from Indianapolis to New Albany and will return to Jeffersonville to resume service.

Indianapolis Indiana Sinex Jeffersonville Reformatory New Albany Jeffersonville

Work for Prisoners Plan Discussed by Charity Society

The Charity Organization society debated a plan to employ prisoners at district work houses under state supervision. Profits from inmate labor would support families already under charity care. A committee including John H. Holliday and several clergymen was named to draft a bill for the legislature.

Charity Organization Society Union Trust John H. Holliday Francis H. Gavish M. M. Feuer- Acht Thomas C. Whalen William G. Clinton

Fancy Mixture Coarts and Black Coats at Rink's

A local sale advertises Fancy Mixture Coarts for ages 8 to 14 priced at $2.75 tomorrow, a half price from $6.50. It also markets Elegant Women's Black Coats with a tag of $15, offered for $8.75 at Rink's tomorrow.

Indianapolis Coal Traction Co Limited Train and Bus Schedule

The Indianapolis Coal Traction Co announces hourly service from 5:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. with night cars at 9:00 and 11:30 p.m. The 5:00 a.m. car omits Sunday morning. Terminal office numbers Old main 175-1 ring and New main 6065. Company trains to Crawfordsville and Lafayette depart at multiple times including 6:00 a.m., 7:40 a.m., 9:10 a.m., 11:10 a.m., 12 p.m., 4:25 p.m., 7:10 p.m., and 11:15 p.m., with some through trains. An 11:15 p.m. train runs only to Frankfort. For information call the terminal. Old main 1-1 tring, New main 6.

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