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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
6
The notice warns parents that counterfeit Castoria products mimic the genuine label supervised by Chas. H. Fletcher. It urges scrutiny of the wrapper signature, warns mothers to verify authenticity, and condemns substitute medicines marketed for both adults and children.
Special to The Las New York July. Socialist Sinclair outlines a cooperative home colony near New York where homes are stockholder owned. He plans a summer hotel nucleus, then cottages, and asks Socialists to answer questions on family care, maximum and minimum member counts, and location preference near the sea or an artificial lake.
Vigorine promises years added to life and relief for tears with a 30 day supply at 35 cents per bottle, advertised by Huder's Pharmacy at Col Washington and Pennsylvania in Indianapolis. It claims to purify blood, restore vigor, and aid sick headaches, constipation, rheumatism, and organ troubles.
A historical proposal outlines building a fire first rather than expensive nearshore dining, with meals cooked in a communal kitchen. The plan includes cultivating own crops and serving style options while linking personal equality to a Sinclair scheme with eligibility tied to moral character and disease status, affecting varied service roles.
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw will be away until mid August with Assistant Secretary Kern in charge. He plans a Chicago stop for private matters, then a Waterloo address and attendance at the Republican state convention. Friends expect his Panama Canal bonds sale to bolster his presidential prospects. He will campaign in Vermont after returning.
Israve, president of the nation of Labor, expelled from miners union membership after remark accusing Western federation officials Moyer Haywood and Pettione of killing ex Governor Steunenberg of Idaho. The comment prompted the expulsion in Helena Montana.
Report from St Petersburg notes a government push to form a new cabinet amid troops deployed to deter revolutionaries. Censorship blocks details from the interior while calm in major cities masks unrest in remote districts.
The Second Baptist church controversy centers on pastor Rev Charles Johnson. The church council reinstated several members dismissed for demanding his resignation. The panel ruled the pastor’s action unchristian and unministerial and urged continued pursuit of law and order.
New York report notes President Roosevelt is expected to receive the Nobel Peace Prize for his services ending the Russo Japanese war. The announcement would come on December 10, with candidates proposed by legislative bodies peace groups or universities.
Rev Victor J Brecker of St Francis de Sales Brightwood met the Board of Public Safety and Mayor Charles A Rockwell. The board promised to compel the Big Four to install a safety gate at Olney Ave. Arc department electrician William C Mueller resigned and Gus McCulloch was appointed. Fireman Harry W Stuck resigned for a better post. Thiel Coots asked 1500 for repairs on fire station buildings.
Berlin July report states the German Phoenia Insurance Company will not pay its liabilities in San Francisco. The dispute centers on a total claim amount of unknown value as the document is partially garbled.
State of Indiana ledger shows bonds and mortgages and notes secured by premiums and other securities. The document lists liabilities and losses and notes inadequacies in reserves with figures including 7,900,194 and 3,182,889 and a total incomplete balance awaiting further proof from the Auditor’s office.
Boston’s Thomas Tracey named campaign manager for the American Federation of Labor under Samuel Gompers. He will help prepare a racial list of Republican lawmakers opposed to eight hour workday and anti injunction bills, aiming to expose opponents.
An express clerk holding 3. WH.000 Panama canal 2 percent bonds has not yet sold them. Wall Street expects a buyer at a profit. Valees Byetley arranges treasury concession. Aug 1 option expiry may move bonds to other bidders. Current quotes rise above Byer’s purchase.
Marion county grand jury indictment led to warrants naming Gus Barthel owner of the Little Dutch House at Broad Ripple Jack Christian owner of a northeast Fat Grounos establishment Charles Sher at Twentieth and Yandessts and John Heinlein at Balle View as facing liquor law violation charges.
A citywide blaze in Leeds England raged from the center of town into surrounding warehouses and a northern hotel. The fire, fanned by a strong breeze, caused an estimated 1.809 million dollars in losses with extensive ruin of multiple buildings. No casualties were reported despite the crowded hotel.
Bert Cole, a principal rider with the Wallace circus, was seriously injured in New Castle yesterday while stepping from a mule during a performance. He was flown to Indianapolis for hospital treatment.
Syevial of Booneville reports James Lauterdale and Varissa B C Chinn wed on a three thousand acre GALLIGAN ARRIVER estate. The ceremony ties into regional farming and camp life in Indianapolis with testimonies from neighbors. Galligan the lightweight is linked to a cook and Kid Here, while Young Kid Farmer defeats Andy Bezenah earlier in Broad Ripple.
A lawn fete is planned at Turner hall garden by the Young People s Guild and the Woman s Auxiliary of the Turner club for social hour. The Hendricks County unit of Indianapolis arranged a Brookside park outing with the John Buckle W RC No 15 and Glennlaw Club assisting. A flag will be presented to Hillsite Christian church seam school at Roosevelt avenue and Ph.
July 6 in Milwaukee district Pred Hookstad was found dead in a barn with a crushed skull. Otto Preufert, his son in law, was arrested after claiming the dead man was killed by a horse. The report notes a wreck victim in Lexington Kentucky with funeral plans set for Setlebury, England.
Grenkley Kentucky July 2 Sheriff Hayes departed for Beaver Creek to arrest members of the Hall Martin feud. Judge Gardner ordered the sheriff to summon witnesses and bring in the testimony in the pending case.
The document presents a 1905 state auditor certification of an insurance company’s financial condition. It lists present values of policies, reserves, and dividends, with terms on life, annuity, and contingent reserves, and cites actuarial tables and 4 percent interest. The Indiana Auditor of State attests the statement as of December 1, 1905, on file in his office.
The American club of North Webster lists J. A. Wall J. P. Smith and Thomas K. Warner as directors. Huntington Pythian Building association shows Frank Katterhenry Daniel Rentepohter and A. L. Gray as directors with capital stock 250. Keystone Construction Co of Camden New Jersey confirms filing with secretary of state. Indiana capital invested 1 070 000 with Leroy B. Snyder as state agent. Cardwell Box Co of Decatur increases capital stock from 180 000 to 529 000.
An old ad claims Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething soothes the child and softens the gums. It mentions relief from pain and wind colic while advertising the remedy for children.
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