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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1908
Page
10
Straw Hats Sold At Half Their Regular Price
Local store advertises men and women straw hats at half price, promoting summer headwear savings. Limited stock, assorted styles, while supplies last.
Holdup on Likely and Alturas Stage Near Likely
Details emerge of a Tuesday dawn holdup near Likely as two masked highwaymen steal the stage’s express box carrying about 329,000 dollars for the Nevada California & Oregon railway payrolls and regional stock farm payrolls in Modoc county. Posses pursue the bandits along the trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modoc County
Jennings County Democrats Nominate Local Officials
Vernon Ind July 22 Democrats of Jennings county nominated Henry Miller for treasurer James Smith for sheriff Millard J L McClellan for recorder Dr Bhots for coroner and Madison Morin with Daniel Malony for the board of commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings County
Vernon
Ind
Henry Miller
James Smith
Millard JL. McClellan
Dr. Bhiots
Madison Morin
Daniel Malony
Republicans Bolting For Aryan Clean Sweep In Ohio
In Cincinnati Ohio July 22 Judge Geo Downey of Aurora Ind notes Democrats united and predicts a clean sweep in the state. He says in Ohio only one Democrat will bolt Bryan while over 50 Republicans and gold Democrats will vote for him. Tom Marshall the Democratic governor candidate is popular and may gain thousands of Republican votes who won’t back the national ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Geo. E. Downey
Aurora
Ind
James Gillespie
Rising Sun
Judge Downey
Ohio
Bryan
Tom Marshall
Indiana Garg in Trouble on Glidden Tour
Rangeley Lake Mo July 22 Mon 24 owned by H H Rice of Indianapolis and driven by W Clarke of Bay State team came in ten minutes late and lost its standing A C Miller ordered to withdraw car 109 and ship to Dayton O This is the car penalized while running from Pittsburgh to Bedford Springs The old United States army war dispatch car No 33 running as noncontestant has also been withdrawn from South Bend Ind
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangeley Lake
H. H. Rice
Indianapolis
W. Clarke
Bay State
A. C. Miller
Dayton
Pittsburg
Bedford Springs
Miller
United States Army War Dispatch
South Bend
Ind
Bishop Potter Dies at Cooperstown at 74
Bishop Henry Codman Potter of the Protestant Episcopal church died after several weeks illness in Cooperstown New York. Cause was embolism in the right leg with prior liver and stomach trouble. At his bedside were his wife Mrs Potter and family including two daughters and a son. other relatives abroad were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Potter
Cooperstown
WN. Y
Henry Codman Potter
Protestant Episcopal Church
Potter
Mason ©. Savidge
California
Sarah Potter
Alonzo Potter
Edward 8. Clark
Stephen C. Clark
F. A. Clark
Charles Russell
William Hyde
Noted Hoosier politician in an auto accident
A high elected Indiana official in Congress and two other Indiana men were involved in a city collision at Laurel and Cutter streets. William H. Bigler remains in serious condition at his Cincinnati home. Thomas Shulman is badly bruised but not seriously hurt. Attorney Joseph Heintzman walked on crutches and hinted a prominent Indiana public man was among the auto group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, O
Congress
Indiana
Laurel and
Cutter Streets
William H.bigler
Cincinnati Commission
Thomas Shulman
Cincinnati
Joseph Heintzman
Shulman
Indana
Grape-Nuts Claims Health Turnaround After Illness
A New Yorker attributes a dramatic recovery from poor digestion and fatigue to Grape-Nuts after earlier failed remedies. He recounts weight loss from 145 to 118 pounds, sleeplessness, and lack of ambition, then says he regained health and weight to about 150 pounds within a year, crediting the product and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Ancient Order of Hibernians Convention in Full Swing at Tomlinson Hall
The reception highlighted by a chorus of fifty young women in white and green led to praise for the Irish cultural program at Tomlinson Hall. Delegates gathered for a busy schedule with an evening concert at Fair Bank and a forthcoming presidency contest between Matthew Cummings and James E. Dolan from Syracuse and Boston respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Cummings
James E. Dolan
Cummings
Boston
Dolan
Syracuse
N. Y
Erin
Tomlinson Hall
Hibernian
Tara
Nellie McCarthy
Muncie
Mary Egan
James T. Carroll
Columbus
Mary Moran
Kathleen
Thomas A. Nealis
Indianapolis
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Marion County Organization
Ancient Order of Wibernians
Catherine Blackwell
Grace Blackwell
Julia Lenihan
Margaret McGrath
Independence Party Plans Indiana Campaigns and Reforms
The Independence party signals activity in Indiana with a post card test for legislative candidates. It seeks replies on initiative referendum and recall and plans to place a Republican on the state ticket with C G Conn of Elkhart, who is a Democrat slated for governor on the league ticket. A Republican for lieutenant governor is sought as the state convention in Indianapolis approaches August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Party
Indiana
Independence
Dearborn Street
Chicago
C. F. S. Neal
C. G. Conn
Elkhart
Mr. Conn
League
Indianapolis
Accident Stirs Rocher Rev Deckard in City Car Fall
Rev. Jacob R. Deckard, 69, a retired Baptist minister, fell from a northbound Prospect street car at East street and Virginia avenue. His hose broke and face bruised. he says accidents have happened five times in the past decade, typically every two years, while rushing to alight and not seeing the car stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob R. Deckard
Trowbridge Street
Prospect Street
East Street
Virginia Avenue
Deckard
Tie
Explosion Claims Three Men Near Shippensburg
Shippensburg Pennsylvania July 22 three men blasting rock near here were killed in a premature explosion. The dead are Michael Maloy Edward Butler and John London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shippensburg
Here
Michael Maloy
Edward Butler
John London
Good Times On Way For Americans
New York July 22 Charles M Schwab chair and president of Bethlehem Steel and former head of United States Steel, says the nation faces a period of permanent prosperity not seen for decades. He after touring Europe, notes revived trade and confidence, calls the panic a healthy check, and says exports and business will surge. He avoids politics when asked about Bryan and expects prosperity to roll on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Schwab
Steel Trust
United States
Schwab
Bryan
Noted Indiana Lawyers Shine at State Bar Banquet
John Wern Democratic nominee for vice president headlined the Twelfth annual Indiana State Bar Association meeting banquet at the Country Club. James E. Watson Republican gubernatorial candidate joined the speakers amid cheers from 500 legal professionals. Merrill Moores served as toastmaster as Dan Simms Lafayette was named association president with Tolye Indianapolis as vice president and Gavin as treasurer. Executive committee picks include Darroch Kentland Shirley Indianapolis Felt Greenfield and Hanan Lagro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Wern
Indiana State Bar Association
Country Club
James E. Watson
Brothers of the Legal Profession
Merrill Moores
Association
Dan W. Sins
Lafayette
Tink
Henre 2B
Vinten
Ind
Thomas B. Davidson
Greensburg
Frederick XN
Judson
St. Louis
Alexander Troy
Montgomery
Ala
Dan Simms
John Tolye
Indianapolis
Frank KE
Gavin
George H. Batchelor
Willian Darroch
Kentland, Co
Shirley
Ww. Felt. Greenfield
John W. Hanan
Lagrange
Foreman Jeweler Shot, Assassin Kills Self in New Jersey
New York July 22. John Van Posel foreman jeweler at Tiffany & Co was shot and seriously wounded by a former diamond setter in Ridgefield Park New Jersey where he lives with his wife and children. The assailant then shot himself in the head and died instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John van Posel
Tiffany & Companys
van Posel
Ridgefield Park
N. J
Arrest Holy Rollers in New York Court Scene
Twenty five women and seven men described as Holy Rollers were arraigned in the Lee Avenue court on charges of disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Rollers
New York
Lee Avenue Court
The Milkman Misleading Image in Farm Work
A Farm Journal quotation questions appearances by suggesting that clean white pants do not guarantee pure milk. It notes that true value lies in actions, not looks, and implies skepticism toward superficial signals of quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handsome
Farm Journal
Stairs and Fixtures Featured by D. Rohan Shop
D. Rohan at 1011 N Arsenal showcases stairs grilles and columns with new model fixtures and updated contact details for 2007.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Rohan
N. Arsenal
Absent Abs. Lostutter and guests travel
Abs. Mattie Lostutter and daughter and Miss Ethel Hogue have gone to Rising Sun Indiana to spend six weeks. Miss Maud Cossit of Chicago is guest of Misses Brewster at 225 East Pratt Street. Mr and Mrs Tullis left with a party for a camping trip near Versailles. Oscar Steele has gone to Anderson for a few weeks. J OS Burke of Cincinnati is visiting with his family in the city. James Burnett has gone west for several months. Mrs Dean and daughter Vera Dean departed for Bethany Park. Frank Wilcox of Toledo is visiting in the city. Mrs Anna Gisler of Chicago is guest of Miss Marie King briefly, Miss Ethel Wells has returned from a visit in Michigan City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abs
Mattie Lostutter
Ethel Hogue
Rising Sun, Ind
Maud Cossit
Chicago
Workmen strike over 10 cent wage demand at Riverside park dam
Marion County Construction Company laborers walked off their Riverside park dam repair job demanding 20 cents an hour. City payment to the crew via the company is noted, and management plans to replace strikers with new workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Construction Company
Riverside Park
Invincibles to Meet at Woodside Church
The Invincibles will hold a meeting for advancing temperance sentiment at Woodside M E church this evening. A solid program is planned with a good speaker expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invincibles
Woodside Church
the Invincibles
Woodside M. EB
Unknown man commits suicide in state house yard
The body of a 22 year old man found in the state house yard after shooting himself was not identified. He was not dead on discovery, died soon after at City hospital, stood about five feet six inches, with dark curly hair, deformed second toes, wearing a brown suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statehouse
Gompers Attacks Republican Party in Editorial
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, releases an editorial explaining his shift to the Democratic party and urging laborers to vote for Bryan. He denounces the Republicans as the friend and sponsor of trusts and corporate interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
American Federationist
Democratic Party
Bryan
Republican Party
Marion Club Actors Rehearse for Opera
Uncle Sam's field day in Old London features Ralph Rose winning the shot put in a snapshot while on the opposite image Martin Sheridan captures the discus championship in rain. The English officials declare Sheridan's American discus illegal yet he still throws 54 feet 2 inches with the provided discus and later wins the Greek style discus event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Old London
Ralph Rose
Martin Sheridan
America
Sheridan
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Glad Parade
Wagble Success
Order of Mibernians
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the Milkman
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Anderson
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Toledo, O
Anna Gisler
Marie King
Ethel Wells
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Gompers
Marion Club
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