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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1909
Page
2
A historical note promotes a home remedy for indigestion highlighting fermentation in the intestines and a neutralizing mixture. It prescribes a recipe using ordium phosphate essence of peppermint baking soda with water and instructs dosing before meals to correct acidity and improve chyme reception.
Miss Agnes Flynn hosted six couples on Tuesday night. Grace Morris and Oliver McIndoo, of Sandborn, plan a 4 PM Wednesday wedding at Tabernacle Presbyterian. Mrs. Fox hosted a tea for Mr. and Mrs. Clark at Stratford. Clark also displays at John Herron Art Institute. The Clarks will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Wednesday. they sail for Spain in March. Eleanor Bookwalter left for New York to meet Miss Forbes. Emily Barrett returned to Springfield after visiting Minnie and Sadie Schaepe. Lillian Fauvre plans a New York trip to visit relatives. Johnson Lacey of Louisville visited his in‑laws and returned home. Mrs. Charles Bookwalter heads to Columbus to visit daughter Mrs. Budd. Clarence A. Kenyon invites guests for a dinner and dance at the PerPylæum on Jan 2. Mrs. Harold Hibben and daughter hosted a Thursday afternoon at home with Mrs. Evadne Hayward. City officials surprised Otto Hofman for his 50th birthday at 47 Regent Street. Stoughton A. Fletcher to host a dinner-dance at the Country Club for Agatha Reid and Samuel Sutphin engagement.
The Central League reveals its manager lineup after the Grand Rapids deal closes. Evansville gets Charles Punch Knoll. Terre Haute adds George Cuppy Groeschow. Dayton lands Babe Myers. Zanesville appoints Roy Montgomery. Fort Wayne drafts John Hendricks. South Bend names A A Grant. Grand Rapids picks Bobbie Lowe. Wheeling names William Phillips.
Mrs. Peter J. Mulligan was elected secretary of the Heelers' union in Brockton Massachusetts on January 20. She succeeds her husband who died recently and is noted as the only woman in the world holding such a position.
A proposed Indianapolis municipal court system would end most justices of the peace and abolish the city constables. The plan replaces constables with marshals and seeks to cut costs for renters and the poor.
Frederick J Havens, tied to a New York to Chicago chase with Frances Montgomery, was arrested in a Chicago roominghouse at his wife’s instigation. The case centers on a man once spendthrift and now taking a minor clerkship with a Chicago firm as investigators connect him to previous eastern notoriety.
Marion county lawmakers back a move to establish elected municipal justices with limited civil and criminal jurisdiction to curb abuses by constables and overbearing justices. Support comes from lawyers and business leaders who say the current petty judiciary harms the poor and renters, with passage urged through letters to legislators and active advocacy.
Jeffersonville Indiana reports the death of Simeon Johnson 72 a Master Mason since May 26 1866 after a paralytic stroke left him unconscious since last Wednesday afternoon He was active in masonry and left a notable Indiana record he died yesterday afternoon
A historic health note links constipation to improper digestion and describes the intestinal system as a 30 foot canal with millions of nerves. It explains how undigested food ferments, poisons nerves, and blocks bowel function, urging Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to aid digestion and restore vitality.
The wealthy Havens family story centers on Frederick Havens once with E. B. Havens & Co., whose 1907 New York crash ruined his father and bankrupted the firm. He allegedly squandered a fortune, and in 1907 fled to Chicago with a former chorus girl Frances Montgomery, while his wife pursued him from New York.
A New York jury awarded Reed Carradine $2,500 against Thomas aggart in a supreme court case. Carradine had sued for $5,000 alleging unlawful imprisonment and said the case would be appealed. Carradine, a former Democratic committee member, was at Democratic headquarters during 1904.
Publisher price and sale price details for Twain works and other titles include Mark Twain's Adam's Diary Tom Sawyer Abroad and Ben Hur, with listed editions from $1.25 to $1.75 and sale price notes. Other titles referenced include Barbary Sheep by Robert Hickens and Fenwick's Career by Humphrey Ward.
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