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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1906

Page

3

Revolting Facts of Packingtown Revealed by Roosevelt Probe

Washington Crossing, Pa. June. Katherine Veckil portrays Rosa Roosevelt investigators unearthing damning testimony in Packingtown. Mrs Brier, a Trenton potter, recounts brutal sanitary neglect, corruption of workers including young girls, and lax enforcement by officials. Witnesses describe rotten meat, buttering from scraps, and unsafe conditions, with claims from Dr Milnes and others about insufficient laws and delayed investigations.

Katherine Veckif Washington Crossing Chicago Roosevelt Bhela Mee Ella Reever Brier Richard Blier Trenton N. J. Potter Innet Ingtown Noor Gre England Liverpool Alice Willing Behond Foramen Anbenag Tilinots Leristarur W. K. Jagurs Reynolds R. C. Milnes Wison Department of Agriculture Milne

NATIONAL DRINK BILL GROWS AS TEA COFFEE AND ALCOHOL RISE

Statistics from the American Grocer show the national spend on stimulating beverages rising from 11,273,212,086 to 1,5498,708,207 since 1800, a 212-3 percent gain while population grew 6.4 percent. The note says tea coffee and cocoa are included, and per family expenditure for the year ending June 30, 1905, was 9.15, with 2.68 for tea and coffee leaving 15.11 for alcoholic stimulants. England spends about 19 per inhabitant, and Germany shows about 18 for males over fifteen.

American Grocer Internal Revenue England Germany

Silas Holcomb Dead in Branch Firm Death

Silas Holcomb of Branch Inc died yesterday at age about 1 year burial plans unclear. He was a prominent figure a decade ago in the People Arts and once ran for attorney general in that ticket. He leaves a widow three sons and one daughter.

Milner Ye Ae FT. Branch, Inc Stan Holcomb People Arts

American forests hold valuable medicinal roots claim

An article extols American medicinal plants and Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. It cites cures for women’s ailments, heart and bronchial issues, and urges readers to request a pamphlet with testimonials. Ends by advertising Pierce remedies and a medical adviser book.

Sahara de. Pierce Nottesa Pierce Eanlis RB. V. Pierca Buffalo Br. Pierca Ian Paine Hare Queen's Tent Bage de. Pierce’s Sant Sampa

June the Bewitching Season Inspires Poetic Reverie

A lyrical passage cherishes June as a verdant month of sunlit forests and blooming gardens. It recalls mossy glades, singing birds, and old memories of childhood at Bundab school while imagining June as a joyous, hopeful time free from war and tragedy.

Northern Indiana Baptist meeting set in Michigan City

A fragmented notice signals a Northern Indiana Baptist gathering in Michigan City on June 7. Names listed include Morletatar, Rev. JV Erasenlere, Granens clerk, Gen. Ware, and local trustees from Valparaiso, South Bend, and Michigan City among others.

Sperma Laporth Indiana Nanerigtinn Micnian City Vhs Morletatar JV Erasenlere Af Granens Gen Ware Valparnivoy Reanurer PB. Clotare Kinesburys Trustees G. Kelemen South Bend JH. Crawler Valparainoa F. R. Foller Michigan

Man Killed by Train Near Milton on Big Four Line

Special to The Sus. Milton Ind June report of a man named Weill or Wheel reportedly killed by a train while walking on the Big Four track. Witnesses say he was nearly deaf and did not hear the approaching locomotive. Police investigation underway.

Neal and Reynolds Martin Green Sus Milton Ind Herie John Wan Kilind

Old Nurse for Children Teething Strap Ad

An old nurse advertises Simtion's soothing strap for children. The device is claimed to ease teething pains, soften gums, and soothe the child. It is priced at twenty five cents and marketed as a universal remedy for teething and related discomforts.

Childres

June magazines feature rich literary and arts reviews

Harpers, Scribner’s, Strand, and other monthlies offer essays on history, travel, and culture. Frederick Trevor Hill and editors assemble previews on Philadelphia writing, English bird life, and notable portraits. Curtis photographs, Strands’ with ginormous literary gala. Readers encounter reviews by Hibbard, London, Wells, London, and others. fiction includes Adams’ tales and Baker’s serial.

Scribner's Inman E .S. Curtis Marthweay Hed ‘Cloud T Bentley Marr Mott Fe Ofier Simone Cnapman Louise Imogen Guiness Oxford Mme Woaningtonap Sietch

Mary Sinclair and Other Writers Highlight Featured Works

Admirable in every way is Mary Sinclair's Mr. and Mes Seyitle Tyson and her The Divine Fire. The novelette Mane in Heaven explores New Orleans life with Vincent Harper delivering notable storytelling. The piece also notes contributions from Fraser, Richard W. Chad, FG Fass, Frances Wilson, and others in a literary roundup.

Says Annie Mary Sinclair Mes Seyitle Tyson Mane New Orleans Vincent Harper Fraser Richard W. Chad FG Fass Frances Wilson Ses Bly Caroline Naer Robert Stewart Mary Mannere Caanping Pallowk Archibald Bawery Seaslons

Jackson 18 Secretary Named in Panama Canal Group

Reginald Jacksen, once a Richmond youth, was appointed private secretary to Attorney Cromwell of the Panama canal commission. Source: Special to The Run, Richmond, Indiana, June 7.

Richmond Ind Reginald Jacksen Richmond Young Attorney Cromwell Somratenlye Sma Hib Indiana Vestmant Centerville

John D and the People by Cynthia Grey

A fragmentary analysis centers on John D Rockefeller and his public image. It portrays a bond between the man and ordinary Americans, noting awe at wealth and the spell of his letters on workers and readers. The piece reflects admiration and critique of income and influence.

John D. and the People Cynthia Grey John D. Rockefasior John D Tortune Cemiernese Ide Tarbell Tom Lawent Jonn

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