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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1906
Page
2
A fragmented catalog notice advertises lingerie including silk waists with one-third off former and regular prices. Many items described as distinct styles with no two alike and marked as premium selections.
Special to the Sun reports an exodus of chorus girls from New York amid the Thaw White murder case. District Attorney aides indicate several will testify on details of Stanford White's death by Harry K Thaw. Subpoenas and rumors swirl about witnesses including Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and Mrs Holman. Thaw’s mental state and trial prospects fluctuate as legal maneuvers unfold.
Bertha L Dalley seeks spousal support for James o H Dalley amid family strain. A burglary with four blank cartridges occurred Monday night. suspect escaped. Zeta Benton searched, found with two Colt revolvers, claimed intent to defend. Charles Wiltsle to preside over meat dealer cases. first trial of Harry Matake for adulterated ground meat materials and improper additives. Indiana state labor agents gathered samples. Carrs Renze sentenced for petit larceny after forgery conviction. writing ability questioned in checks.
A New York dispatch reports the International Policy Holders Association forming at the Waldorf to challenge Standard Oil and Morgan group control of Mutual and New York Life. Led by Richard Olney and a broad committee, the plan urges 1.2 million policy holders to organize to gain control in the next election under new law, selecting directors from among policy holders.
United States Senator W Murray Crane of Dalton Mass married at Windelitte Boardman cottage to Josephine Porter Boardman daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Boardman of Washington. Quiet ceremony with 17 guests, two clergymen, and a Massachusetts residency rule delaying a normal role for the officiant. Bride wore white satin gown with lace and orange blossoms with a bouquet of white orchids.
Attorney General Charles W. Miller sits in Paoli Indiana to observe the suit aimed at dispossessing Robert Colgiaier of the casino at French Lick Springs. The state is not a party to the suit but Miller attends to monitor proceedings.
Supt C N Kendall and Assistant Hupt F Hoyt of Indianapolis Schools are considered for the DC district superintendency to replace the resigned Supt Biewart. Kendall reportedly declined. Hoyt is weighing the proposal and may accept if Kendall does not. The role covers Washington city and DC schools.
Notice for travel to New York via Lehigh with double track scenic highway service. Details mention Buffalo and Niagara Falls connections from the west, with reading points at 69 Main Street Buffalo and port entries toward Detroit Michigan.
Indiana interurban growth drives new map updates by American Engineering. Since January, 222 miles of lines opened including Warsaw to Goshen and Fort Wayne to Garrett. Forty six miles remain under construction with several routes planned from Evansville to Rockport and Indianapolis area expansions.
The funeral for Michael Flynn, who served the canal, will be held Wednesday at 9 o'clock at Crown Hill Cemetery. The service takes place at St. John's Catholic Church.
SURFOLK Va July 1 The James town Exposition company was invited that the Ohio state building at the exposition would be a reproduction of "dena" the old homestead of Territorial Gov Worthington in Olio.
Secretar heard in secretar heard in urged breaking up solid south. Taft speaks to large Greensboro crowd urging reform and railing against Reconstruction era fears. He cites capital and labor progress, addresses suffrage, education, and law enforcement with Roosevelt as model for Republican reform.
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