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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1908

Page

2

Police Foil Plot to Slow U S Fleet in Rio Harbor

In Rio de Janeiro on January 20 Brazilian police announce a dragnet for Dean Fedder the arch conspirator in a plan to damage ships of the American fleet now in Rio harbor Four suspects are held and authorities say advance tips from Washington Paris and Parisian and German sources helped avert disaster Vigilance remains high on land and sea ahead of the fleet's scheduled departure tomorrow

Rio Janeiro Sao Paulo Minas Geraes Dean Fedder France Washington Paris Germany

Mian Killed By Auto In Downtown Crossing

A man named John Cochran was killed when an automobile driven by Frank B Hill struck him at the Pennsylvania and Washington streets crossing Sunday at 1 30 pm. Witnesses say Hill swore brakes failed but police tests showed the brakes were in good condition. Hill and John Gephardt were in the car. Hill was jailed on murder charges later reduced to manslaughter with bond set at 4000. Cochran’s father witnessed the tragedy as the crowd swelled near the new I O O F building. The auto belonged to Albert Lieber of the Indianapolis Brewing Co now in Europe. Cochran was 42 and lived at 617 Lexington Ave.

John Cochran Frank B. Hil Orange St Pennsylvania Washington Sts Hill John P. Gephardt Terrace-ave Mullin and Stewart Hills North Vernon Pennsylvania St Cochran William Rugenstien Rugenstien Petersdorf Washington-st Albert Lieber Indianapolis Brewing Company Europe Indiana Automobile Garage Gephardt Lexington-ave

Arsenic in Food Kills Five in Texas Family

Arsenic in the food consumed by Mr. and Mrs. C. Sauer and their children in Austin area has caused the death of five persons and left two others in critical condition. The Sauer family lived 30 miles from the city and the incident occurred Saturday night prompting investigations by local authorities.

Austin Tex C. Sauer

South Side Turnverein Marks Seventh Anniversary

The South Side Turnverein celebrated its seventh anniversary with a three act comedy The Fight With the Dragon presented Sunday evening in the hall.

South Side Turnverein Turnsverein

Meeting of the Reciprocal Tariff League

Board of Trade governors plan a public meeting under the American Reciprocal Tariff League. W. J. Corwine of New York City, league secretary, will announce the date.

Board of Governors The Board of Trade American Reciprocal Tariff League W. J. Corwine New York City League

Hood's Sarsaparilla praised as nerve builder and purifier

Dr McComb notes women more nervous and delicate. ads claim Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens nerve health, aids appetite, and purifies blood. Testimonials from Mrs Hallary and Mrs Hutchinson cite indigestion and rheumatism relief after use, with others reporting improved sleep and energy. Sold in liquid or Sarsatabs, 100 doses for one dollar.

McComb Hood J. H. Hallary DeSoto Moose Lake Minn Ann Hutchinson Lafayette Col C. I. Hood Co Lowell Mass

Grand Bill Teems With Trixie Friganza and Barnold Animals

The Grand presents Trixie Friganza in songs and comedy with the Barnold dog and monkey troupe and a strong supporting bill. Also features George ttys and foreign acrobats, plus a Western play The Great Express Robbery with daring train-foots and stunt scenes.

Dr Miles Nervine Promises Healing Through Nerve Strength

A vintage testimonial asserts that sickness stems from a weak nervous system and that Dr Miles Nervine soothes irritated nerves to restore health. John James of Riverton Nebraska reports rapid personal improvement and farm work resumed, with a druggist authorized to refund the first bottle if no benefit.

Miles Dr. Miles Riverton Nebr Nervne Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind

Simple Home Mixture Tells Of Dandelion Treatment

A handwritten style notice promotes a home remedy named Dandelion treatment for backache kidney complaints weak bladder and rheumatism. It lists half ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion one ounce Compound Karyon and three fluid drachms Compound syrup of Sarsaparilla to be shaken and taken in teaspoonful doses after meals and at bedtime. It claims gentle yet thorough kidney relief and rapid pain reduction, noting a local druggist doubts patent medicines and says the recipe hurts their sales.

Indianapol theater Seers to showcase modern dramatic works

Stack company schedules Monday afternoon and evening offerings including Alis great success and a rare opportunity for modern dramatic lovers. Leah Klesehna is billed as a notable play while Mrs Kern Melrose earns the title of America’s champion woman billiard player during the first days of the week at the Empire burlesque venue. George W. Rice brings the Rose Will Folly Company to the Gayety for two performances daily all week with a large cast and acts by the Four Tall Dons and Idylla Vyner among others.

Trixie Friganza Charles Barnold Lis PARK Majestic Leah Wiesehna Forepaugh Stock Company Empire Avenue A Gavery Rose Hill Folly Company GRAND The Indianapolis Slone Trixie Mriganza Apcera New York Hammerstein Miss Friganza Eddie Foy Joe Weber Broadway Music Hall Georgettys Cliff Gordon Mason and Bart Ekngland Gardner and Revere Marie Florence Carroll and Cooke Kinodrome Stack Company Indianapol Alis Seth Wiesema Majesco Leah Klesehna America Miss Melrose Whitney Forces Sausage ‘Trust Thomas F. Thomas Tlandons Tommy White Cain Evans Mlle Beatrice Rogers Idylla Vyner

ScoulON OF COUNCIL WILL BE BUSY ONE

William J. Neukom president of the city council aims to address old business at the Monday session. Proposed ordinances include abolishing cellar inspector, banning explosive gas plants near the city, allocating 30400 dollars for ashes and sweepings, and bringing cent theaters under the building inspector.

William J. Neukom Harry Rouse Ocent Theaters

One Bushel of Apples Brings Record Price at Purdue Auction

A premium bushel of White Pinpin apples sold for 15.50 at the Indiana Horticultural Society exhibit during Purdue University farmer’s short course in Lafayette. W. B. Thick of Lawrence raised the fruit, and funds benefited agricultural students publishing the Purdue Agriculturist.

Indiana Horticultural Society Purdue University Lafayette W. B. Thick Lawrence Purdue Agriculturist

Marion Club Presents A Two-Wing Circus This Thursday

The Marion club plans a two-wing circus on Thursday January 30. Animals are being trained with stunts and unusual attractions are promised.

Marion Club

Furniture bargains in old ad list include beds and parlor set

A vintage shopping list offers a $50 all brass bed and a mahogany davenport with a R100 price, plus a $22 two piece parlor suit. The items suggest mid century or older home furnishings advertised for sale.

Evelyn Thaw Defends Character In Jerome Interview

Evelyn Thaw tells New York interview she seeks fairness and full disclosure from Jerome. She claims he brands her as a stage temptress, denies acting for attention, and defends past choices while condemning scandal as a fuel for gossip. She notes Harry Thaw’s insanity and hopes for his exoneration, and remarks on personal style and comfort in clothing.

New York Jerome Evelyn Thaw Mr. Jerome

Death of Mary Harden in Marguerite flats

Miss Mary Harden aged 69 died at her sister in law Mrs M V Harden home in the Marguerite flats Friday from heart trouble. The body will be taken to Zionsville her old home.

Mary Harden M. V. Harden Marguerite Flats Zionsville

Elizabeth Blue Widow of Pioneer Dies in Marion County

Mrs. Elizabeth Blue widow of the late Peter Blue pioneer resident of Marion county died suddenly at the family home near Broad Ripple Saturday. She was a member of the Lutheran church.

Peter Blue Marion County Broad Ripple The Lutheran Church

Fourth annual mask ball for free Hebrew school

The United Hebrew congregation will host its fourth annual mask ball Tuesday evening at Valhalla hall on E Washington street for the benefit of the free Hebrew school located at Union street and Madison avenue.

United Hebrew Congregation Valhalla Hall E. Washington-st Free Hebrew School Union-st Madison-ave

Heinze Trial Postponed One Week in Over-Certifying Case

New York January 2 The trial of F Augustus Heinze former Mercantile National Bank president for over certifying checks was reset for one week later in a timely move.

New York F. Augustus Heinze Mercantile National Bank

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