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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1909
Page
2
The notice promotes boys waists in dark and light colors under 5c to 1.00, 100 dozen at 35c or 3 for 1.00. Young men suits in latest fashions, including worsteds and ceviots, closing out at half price. Yardage includes black and colored taffetas and pongee fabrics with some items previously priced at 30.00.
New York July 2 Six directors of the American Sugar Refining Company and two other men indicted for conspiracy in restraint of trade face fines up to 70000 dollars and potential 14 year prison terms. Names include Washington B. Thomas Arthur B. Donner Charles H. Senff John Mayer George H. Frazier John E Parsons Gustav Kissel Thomas B Harned J Lawrence Aspinwall. Judge Hand set next appearance for Tuesday at 30:30 oclock with plea reserve possible for twenty days. Trial likely set for November or December.
Fire emergency at 2432 New Jersey Street ends with Jin Clothes Sergeant James Fust in time to save Mr. Quigley. Mrs. Quigley smothered flames with a rug after a gas stove explosion reignited an oven fire.
Fred C. Owens, 53, a well known northwest Indianapolis Republican, seeks the GOP nomination for city council in the Fourth district. He has long been active in politics and serves as paymaster for the Indianapolis Traction Terminal Company.
Several young women from the E Tenth Street M E church plan a lawn fete at Tenth Street and Beville Avenue on Tuesday evening July 13 to raise funds for the church building fund.
Lew Shank, Republican nominee hopeful, spoke Thursday night in the Eleventh ward at 64 Virginia Avenue addressing committeemen about a square deal for the south side. Taylor Groninger and Thomas E. Newsome presided. Harding, Shank rival, spoke in the Seventh ward to party workers and addressed colored voters at 616 Hudson Street. Clarke, Democrat, plans meetings in the Thirteenth ward and Rural Street area as Clarke workers grow more active.
Nebraska saloons begin daily hours at 7 am and close at 8 pm under the new law. The measure, intended to curb late drinking, goes into effect today across the state with enforcement starting promptly this morning.
In Terre Haute on July 2 a frantic telephone call from Mrs. Fred Holmes to police triggered a swift patrol response to 312 Gilbert avenue. She feared her ex husband Holmes and Gardner Stockwell would duel. no duel occurred and Holmes fled with his daughter and Stockwell.
Fred Warren business manager of the Appeal to Reason was sentenced to six months in jail by Federal Judge Pollard at Fort Scott Kansas. He printed a reward offer of 1000 to kidnap ex Governor William 8 Taylor and return him to Kentucky. An appeal will be taken. Socialists reportedly have a 35000 defense fund.
Newport Kentucky July 2 Indiana people who married here yesterday were Elwood F Carr 21 and May Snell 1 both of Richmond Charles Mendenhall 30 of Economy and India Waggoner 30 of Knightstown John Elzea 34 of Elizabethtown and Bertha McLaughlin 33 of Cincinnati Marley Bailey 23 and Ethel Williams 18 both of Richmond
John Mackey a 24 year old moving van driver escaped serious injury when his wagon was struck by an outbound Rushville interurban car on Prospect Street near the Belt railroad. He was buried under furniture and horses but recovered and was taken to City hospital.
More than 8,000 people attended the St. Vincent fair and musical festival at Fair Bank park last night. The A. O. H. chorus of 500 voices will sing tomorrow and a big chorus of 1,000 voices with a band will perform. Proceeds fund the erection of a new St. Vincent's hospital.
Governor's legal counsel Burt New travels to Floyd and Clark counties to review appeals against law violators in New Albany and Jeffersonville. If violations are found he will refer the cases to local authorities for action.
An Atchison Globe note describes a July fair where a single girl, whose sisters have married, will receive a mock wedding. Her father will fund lavish clothes, host a party, and invite kin to bring presents as for a bride, followed by a sea coast trip for more fun without a husband.
Charles Kaiser of Brookville Indiana paid 540 for a package of alleged green goods said to be worth 2.7t and indistinguishable from real money. A man named David Smith is held on suspicion in Cincinnati.
A reward of five thousand dollars is posted by the Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway Company for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who dynamited cars and bridge material stored at Wheeling Junction West Virginia for the reconstruction of its Steubenville bridge at about 2:50 am on June 28 1908.
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