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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1907
Page
3
Archias Winters of 228 N Illinois Street was acquitted by Special Judge Irwin in the criminal court on Monday after a trial last week. He had faced charges of receiving goods from a Bobbs-Merrill employee, believing he dealt with the Bobbs-M Merrill company throughout.
Charles Hornberger, 28, of 826 Indiana Ave, died Monday morning at 9 20 after falling about 50 feet from the new hospital wing under construction on Saturday afternoon. He was at work on the site when the accident occurred.
The Education-Journal company conducted its annual director election at the Commercial club building on Saturday. Officers elected include Dr. Robert J. Alay as president and editor, Co. F. Patterson as treasurer, and W. Walker as general manager.
Special to The Sun. Misa Geraldine Farrar, the American soprano, returns to Berlin and stars in La Traviata at the Royal Opera House. She receives nightly ovations with the crown prince and princess among spectators, recalling her after ten curtain calls for a ten minute imperial box visit.
A piece by Dr. Ella K. Dearborn portrays the model husband as heaven’s gift to man, a devoted father and wife partner who loves his family, upholds integrity in daily life, and supports good homes as the nation’s strength. He is public spirited, prudent, and balances civic duty with family. He shares recreation with his wife and limits lodge nights to three per week.
Arthur B. Melden of 2311 N New Jersey street collapsed and died Saturday night at Broadway M E church. An autopsy on Sunday found death from rupture of a bored vessel in the abdomen. He had been moving chairs at the church just before his death.
A downtown Indianapolis grocery, Consumers' Grocery company, 301-3065 MassAve corner of New York St, advertises a top stock and exceptionally low prices due to low Massachusetts Ave rents. Absolute purity of groceries promised. readers urged to shop after a first visit.
Bies drives a Winton Model M to a flawless endurance score in New Jersey Automobile Club event. Cars followed a legal speed plan, with penalties for tardiness at controls and for repairs. Shanks, Winton sales chief, returns from three weeks on the Pacific Coast praising San Francisco Seattle and western auto interest. Winton excursion June 17 at Cedar Point includes American Ball Bearing and Baker Motor crews. company plants close for the outing and a Winton Ball Bearing game is planned.
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