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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1908
Page
2
Washington residents laugh at a lighthearted office prank in a government building. A friend visiting the head of a department sat in a chair coated with glue, was restrained, and drenched with water to loosen the glue. The official apologized, vowed to fire the prankster, and offered to cover any ruined trousers. The sitter never returned.
Indianapolis school authorities reject age limits for teachers past fifty. Superintendent Calvin N Kendall defends experienced instructors and argues age does not determine usefulness. He contrasts with Chicago officials who would bar teachers aged 50 or over.
North Manchester Indiana June 1 Dr M G O Lower prominent physician in northern Indiana died at his home yesterday after a long illness The news notes his standing in the medical community and local prominence as a leading doctor.
Miss Elizabeth Miller author of The Yoke Soul of Tarsus and other successful works will wed Oren S Hack, an attorney. The ceremony will be held at the bride’s parents home at 4 PM with only relatives and intimates present.
Mrs Charles W Morse admitted that the financial backing for Charles W Morse was obtained from the sale of her jewels. She said selling her diamonds for her husband’s benefit was her own affair and a wife’s duty under the circumstances.
Washington June 1 After congress adjourned senators and representatives began heading home Some will attend the Republican national convention in Chicago Speaker Cannon and Senator Hemenway left for Indiana to Indianapolis arriving Thursday Others in the party included Representative Charles B Lanois T White Brushy the speaker's secretary a photographer and the automobile agent Vice President Fairbanks left for Indianapolis to arrive Monday Just before adjournment Senator Culbertson of Texas offered resolutions praising Fairbanks Gallinger of New Hampshire presided and the resolution passed The currency compromise bill was signed by the president Saturday night The La Follette Stone Gore filibuster ended when Gore quit speaking Fairbanks then called for a vote and it passed
The Beech Hargis murder trial in Jackson Kentucky began with tense prospects for a jury. Both defense and prosecution have raised substantial funds with the mother offering up to 50000 dollars for his release and Hargis himself securing the same amount for his defense. Floyd Byrd leads the public prosecutions while top mountain lawyers defend the boy.
New York report says Policeman Edward Moran was seriously injured after a fall from a fire escape while answering a woman's cries from 2068 Seventh Avenue. The woman, Mrs Mary Coughlin, was terrified by a mouse seen on her floor prompting police to break down doors as she was taken to safety.
Adjt Gen Oran Perry was named by Acting Secretary of War Oliver to join a five officer militia board. The panel will consult with the secretary of war on the needs of the U S militia.
Seymour Indiana June 1 burglars blew open the safe in Mrs J H Droege s grocery store and damaged the building to the extent of 300 dollars. They stole 6 dollars but overlooked 400 dollars in bills blown to the floor from the safe.
In South Bend Indiana on June 1 Mrs Carlton W Morgan widow of a slain South Bend club man has taken possession of the Bradbury farm near Niles Michigan and will reside there She reportedly bears no ill will toward Metsher who was with Morgan when he died following a letter incident involving Cassopolis residents
Miss Iate Stoner of Dayton Ohio visited Sunday evening hosted by Misses Alice and Mary A Quinn at their McKim Avenue residence.
The National Flower, a three act children's operetta, will be repeated Wednesday night June 3 at Holy Angels auditorium to benefit the Indianapolis school. About 150 to 200 students from Indianap olis schools participate under Mrs W R Davis with costumes and orchestra. Reserved seats 50 cents available by phone North 2305.
Local shop advertises a June sale offering muslin underwear with discounts. Promotions highlight price cuts on second floor stock and lingering season items. Sale runs through the month with limited quantities and emphasis on modest fashion.
Democrats rally Monday for Carey L. Smith at Martinsville convention with several rival candidates. First ballot votes likely split to allow ward influenced switches. Smith praised by Marion county supporters as a plain Democrat with a clean party and private record and faithful service.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of Blaine Avenue M E Church will meet at Mrs D J Robersons home at 2408 W Morris Street next Friday afternoon. Members and other women interested in the society's work are invited to attend.
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