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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
5
Gifford Pinchot urges end to party regularity and fight corruption in government at a Roosevelt club in St Paul. He labels tariffs and tariffs benefiting corporations, argues progressives must curb special interests, and calls for a square deal and public honesty in politics.
Rev Nell MacPherson preached his farewell as pastor after six years at Tabernacle Presbyterian and departs Wednesday for Springfield Mass to lead Old First Congregational. Deacons presented a costly fishing rod. elders host farewell reception Tuesday at 2336 North Meridian Street.
Senator Dolliver in the Senate derides the tariff revision as a swindle and mocks the Aldrich school. He defends insurgents and vows to fight rather than leave the Republican party. He ridicules President Roosevelt’s speeches and cites “green cheese” fibers as proof of faulty arguments.
A Canadian thistle was found growing in a sidewalk crevice in Rushville Indiana on June 13. The weed is uncommon and a law prohibits farmers from letting it grow on their farms.
Lida W. Hazlitt of Wayne County appeals to Indiana’s Supreme Court after a Wayne County conviction for practicing medicine without a license. The case questions whether faith healing and prayer can be regulated and whether unlicensed spiritual healing should be legal.
The Indiana Antietam battlefield commission plans to unveil the Civil War memorial to five Indiana regiments likely on September 17. Delays in construction push the date beyond the planned July 14 completion, with August as the new target. Marshall may speak at the unveiling, with a proposal to hold the ceremony on the battle anniversary. the date remains unofficially postponed until the commission acts.
Ed Hopper a bartender for Max Patton saloon at 302 W Washington was found with whisky and beer in a restaurant adjoining the saloon. Hopper arrested Sunday Patton Monday charged with keeping a blind tiger. Thomas Mulrine 2202 W Michigan fined 10 plus costs for a back room gathering Sunday with several men drinkers.
Richmond Ky June 13 traveling men brought news of a big killing in Breathitt county two men killed and another seriously wounded no further particulars could be learned
Washington reports Richard Parr’s friends face dismay as Uncle Sam has only ten thousand dollars in the usual rewards fund for customs fraud detection. The pending sundry civil bill would raise the annual appropriation to thirty five thousand dollars, but Parr may need a special congressional enactment to receive more than thirty five thousand.
Monroe Bridge Massachusetts June 13 Over 100 armed men sworn as special deputies resumed the hunt for Silas S Phelps after Sheriff Emmett F Haskins was killed attempting his arrest. Phelps is said to carry 100 rounds of ammunition and vowed not to be taken alive while threatening others.
In Chicago Judge McSurely's courtroom Browne's bribery trial opens with State's Attorney Wayman and defense counsel presenting. Representative Charles A White, whose confession opened the case, testifies first. George W Myers of Paris Illinois is rumored to bring a new bribery tale during the proceedings.
Indiana architects meeting at the German House call for amending the 1908 housing law to remove evils while preserving core aims. They criticize fixed dimensions and corner-lot limits, urge licensing of state architects, and discuss lien law reforms to curb subcontractor abuses. Action on proposals unlikely soon.
Miss Mary Donaldson sues James Walsh in superior court for 5000 dollars claiming he took her on a trip to Miller's Island and, after a kiss attempt, threatened to upset the boat and cast her adrift. The case awaits further testimony and clarification of details.
B F Cline of 124 East Market Street was fined ten dollars and costs in police court for speeding on Delaware Street. He testified he did not recall his exact speed and appealed the case.
An ad extols Cascarets as a reason people buy the product, citing millions of daily users and years of enduring patronage. It warns of imitators and counterfeiters who seek to steal the brand’s goodwill and profits.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Cascarets as a time tested remedy. It claims the product protects children, strengthens digestive health, and is vegetable and safe. It warns against dishonest salesmen and emphasizes genuine Sterling Remedy Company origins and the ten cent West Pocket box.
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