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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
3
The Chicago theaters feature mixed verdicts with Humor and irony. The Englishman’s Home at Powers contrasts English weakness with German training amid a ruinous set. Garrick headlines star Mabel Barrison in Blue Mouss tem peraments and Princess hosts The Golden Girl with strong run.
George A. Cates aged 31 died at City hospital from injuries suffered June 1 when he stepped in front of a street car at the Illinois and Maryland streets intersection after becoming confused by the street cars. The accident occurred Thursday afternoon.
A home treatment for nervous exhaustion claims to renew health and vigor without opiates. It instructs mixing three ounces syrup sarsaparilla compound with one ounce balmwort, then adding cardiol and eadomene compounds, to be taken after meals and at bedtime.
Plainfield, a growing suburb eight miles west of Indianapolis, offers easy rail, road, and interurban access, with fertile White Lick creek country, strong Quaker presence, a first class high school, multiple churches and banks, and thriving social life. Notable residents include Luke W. Duffy, who has expanded four additions and plans public auctions. Population around 2,000.
The passage extols Plainfield as an ideal suburban residence site with radiant future prospects, describing its features and promising environment as superior to a large town, likening the outlook to a sunny summer morning.
Oliver Bradley rode to Noblesville to visit his mother and sisters before his Michigan City prison trip for a life sentence. He traveled without handcuffs, told reporters he was innocent of killing his wife, and spent four hours in Noblesville with Sheriff Mangus before boarding the train.
At the New Albany state convention closing session the Eagles state group chose Richmond as the plan of meeting next year and elected officers led by President Fletcher Noe of Indianapolis. Vice-president C W Durth of Muncie. Secretary Charles Rigdon of Warsaw. Treasurer Andrew Smith of Indianapolis. Chaplain John Strattson. guards J Lender and J C Miller. trustees Charles C Miller.
Logansport Indiana June 11 all leading railroad builders will visit Logansport this week to study the Bradford division double tracking project on the Panhandle line with plans for bids. Pennsylvania officials will attend and trains will be arranged to carry them over the division with private contractors handling most grading and track laying work. The line is divided into sections to speed letting of individual contracts while observers ride Nos. 35 and 32 to review progress.
A mother teaches her child about God's love using John 3 16. The child answers that Gods love is wonderful only if it were someone else, highlighting a child’s literal view of divine kindness in a Delineator July piece.
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