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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1907
Page
6
Special to The Sun notes forests drive U S prosperity and warns that deforestation causes floods and economic loss. It cites French experience with mountain forest damage and urges national action on the Appalachian forest reserve to prevent further soil erosion and river flooding.
A contemplative piece likens a morning sunrise to a smile that reveals beauty hidden in mist and shadows. It contrasts previous gloom with dawn’s clarity, suggesting wisdom rises with light and transforms life from dull to radiant.
A passenger filed suit in Terre Haute on July 9 against the Big Four over a three cent rate from Terre Haute to Paris Illinois. The case invokes two cent rail laws in Indiana and Illinois. The railroad defense contends it has reasonable time to file interstate tariffs with the interstate commerce commission.
Richmond Indiana preps for a grand Chautauqua with a strong program including renowned national figures. Gov Henry A Buchtel of Colorado, a former Richmond resident, attends, drawing special interest. Celery Vesce advertised for stomach trouble.
Richmond Indiana July 9 Much interest in politics among Republicans Edgar M Haas a well known local man has announced his candidacy for the district chairmanship currently held by Owen Carr of Rushville It is understood Haas will have Wayne county support the largest in the district and is favored by Representative James E Watson
A mentally unsettled New Jersey caller with two machinists tried to interview President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill but was stopped by a Secret Service guard. After an interview with Secretary Loeb, the man returned home to be cared for.
Cahbel Townsend a 48 year old farmer from Zulu Indiana was instantly killed in Convoy when he ran onto a Pennsylvania railroad crossing to watch a traction car and did not notice an eastbound limited local train pass. He died yesterday afternoon.
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis adopts Declaratory Resolution No. 5 201 to vacate the first alley south of Stevens Place Street and the second alley west of East Street. A remonstrance date is set for Monday July 22, 1907, at 10 a.m. in the Board office. Also approved are public works improvements on Sanders Street and New York Street with sidewalk cement paving and grading.
The Board of Public Works outlines improvements for several streets including adding cement sidewalks five feet wide, curbing outer edges, placing walk stones at intersections, constructing catch basins and inlets, and grading lawns as per Improvement Resolutions. A public hearing and remonstrance period are set for Wednesday July 17, 1997, with city officials to review cost versus benefits.
The ordinance requires licenses from the City Comptroller to sell intoxicating liquors within Indianapolis. Applicants must provide personal and premises details, pay a $1 filing fee, and wait for Common Council approval before a $250 annual license is issued. Violations incur fines up to $250 and possible up to 30 days in jail. in effect immediately by emergency clause.
A historical notice outlines the company assets including cash real estate stocks and bonds and interest due. It lists liabilities such as losses adjusted and not due suspense and other claims against the company. It notes a surplus of 783,621 73 and calls readers to use The Sun’s wanted help columns for news or assistance.
Auditor of State Indiana certifies the statement of condition for Berkshire Life Insurance Company as of December 1, 1906. The document lists assets including real estate bonds and loans, and liabilities such as legal reserve and losses. Official seal and date Feb 2, 1907 accompany the copy on file.
Virginia State Insurance Company reporting December 31 1906 with capital 200000 and assets including cash on hand bonds mortgages double encumbrance. Debts for premiums 22390 loss reserves totals and liabilities listed. Indiana Auditor of State affirms March 14 1907.
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