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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
2
Senator Hanna announces joining the new Aultman Miller company of Akron Ohio to oppose the International Washer Trust. The firm plans immense plant improvements and rapid expansion, with Hanna and two associates as directorate members guiding sales agents and experts.
Rev Francis F Clark urged a ten year 10 percent annual increase for the Christian Endeavor movement. Dr Clark proposed fidelity and fellowship as the motto. The annual report traces growth from one society in 186 to 64 020 in 196 with membership rising from 5 to 3 822 301. Indiana leads in international entities and 175 00 Endeavorers joined churches last year. Officers reelected include President Clark and Treasurer Shaw. Denominational trustees listed include J Wilbur Chapman and others. Treasurer reports year ending June 1 receipts of 9 503 cash on hand 3 0 0. Publishing expenses 62 510 cash on hand 3 0 0. Assets total 44 16 million liabilities etc.
In a flood related accident on the Union Terminal Railroad near Madison yesterday, Aaron Kirkakamp and Fred Winter were killed while many others were injured as the engine derailed into mud. A special train brought the dead and injured to St. Louis hospitals where several are said to be in critical condition.
WashingtonJuly 1 Sharke who have robbed the Creek Indians of their land will be checked by new interior department regulations. Lands may be sold only by sealed bids for 60 days with a 40 percent certified guarantee. Bids opened publicly. appraisal kept secret until bidding day. highest offer equal or above appraisal may be accepted or rejected by the Indian owner. After five years the Indian may sell freely.
An advertisement recounts a student’s claim that shifting to Grape-Nuts improved mental clarity, reduced headaches, and boosted study performance after months of fatigue from a bread meat potato diet. The testimonial cites a 96.6 average and links brain nourishment to albumen and phosphate rich foods. The pitch promotes Pontum Co Battle Creek Michigan as the source.
Evansville, Indiana reports a chaotic scene as socialist William Groesbeck was jailed on a grand jury indictment for rioting. He and a group of inmates faced threats, but a $30 bond secured his release. Officers expect continued vigilance as Indiana National Guard units depart, and ashore officials praise the calm while honoring a local brave sergeant. The city mourns Hazel Allman, a victim of Monday night shooting, whose burial marks a somber end to the turmoil.
Vienna July 30 Emperor Franz Joseph threatens to abdicate in two weeks if internal strife ends. If abdication occurs Archduke Franz Ferdinand would succeed. Meanwhile, Hamilton County reunion and social events fill Brookside Park and local clubs as residents attend picnics, parties, and gatherings across the area.
Reports detail threats as mob else organized to expel militia and local authorities from Evansville. Prisoners are held amid gunfire, with Deputy Sheriffs and local militiamen blamed. Governor Durbin faces pressure over handling of the case and possible further unrest.
Albert Simvison was accosted Thursday evening near Greenman Cemetery on West-si, robbed of a $9 watch and several dollars. Police tracked suspects Frank Richardson, Chattes taase and Frank Sutton to Richmond and Cloestmstt. watch found in their possession.
Father James T. Coffey of St John’s Roman Catholic Church urges butchers union members to attend Sunday baseball games. He says many clerics misinterpret the word rest, noting the day can be a period of recreation for the masses, and stresses belief in the Almighty while enjoying Sunday sport.
Police report ongoing dog poisoning incidents. A valuable thoroughbred dog owned by Yr. Letch in Capitolage was poisoned during the night, valued at 320 dollars. The incident was reported to police headquarters Friday morning.
A chaotic clipping reports multiple deaths and violent acts including Charles Kruger killing H F Bierer in Greensburg and a drowning in Lakewood. Arabella Edens in Charleston died by suicide after a shotgun incident. An escapee Henry Williams is named as a notorious criminal from Philadelphia. A Findlay drowning follows a misfortune at a local site and a child dies after swallowing dyspeptic labels. An explosion at an inn in California results in deaths and injuries to workers. Other entries mention deaths from lockjaw after July 4 explosives and a planned electrocution in New York.
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