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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1910

Page

9

Tariff Board Receives 250000 for Its Work

In Washington on June 14 the senate voted to approve the sundry civil bill granting 250000 for the tariff board. Democrats were absent and failed to block the measure. Senator Bacon’s two thirds party rule amendment was lost by absence, allowing Taft to continue the tariff board's work gathering information on tariff laws for the president.

Washington Dolliver Senate Tariff Board Bacon Hale Taft

Kokomo Man Arrested for Harness Theft Trial Acquits

Special to The Sun reports Bert Thetcher was arrested in Indianapolis after visiting for obtaining harness under false pretenses. He bought the harness on credit and stayed in Kokomo, but was acquitted by Mayor Puckett.

Kokomo Ind Bert. Thetcher Indianapols Puckett

Epworth League Convention Near Akron Opens in Peru

Akron north of Peru hosts the district Epworth League meeting with about 300 delegates in attendance. The first session was held Monday and the final session is set for Tuesday.

Peru Ind Akron Epworth League

ChestY Sky Pilots Decide To Play Ball In Kokomo

In Kokomo Indiana on June 14 preachers convened to choose a baseball opponent from legal or medical professionals.

Chesty Sky Pilots Kokomo Ind

Fortune Hunter and the Lure of Easy Street

Nat Duncan faces career ruin and a tough friend’s rousing plan as Kellogg pitches a glamorous route to wealth through a wealthy wife. The two debate loyalty, ambition, and a risky future while wrestling with pride and friendship. Duncan remains wary yet intrigued by a possible path out of hardship.

Chapter III Inspiration reveal at midmeal

Kellogg presses Duncan for plans during a meal as they discuss the next step. Duncan contemplates quietly and finally agrees to share his intent, signaling a turning point in their conversation.

Tere Nat Kellogg Duncan

Free To Asthma Sufferers Free To Asthma Sufferers

A bold newspaper offer promises a home asthma cure at no cost. The method claims to cure long standing or recent asthma in any climate, age, or occupation, and invites readers to mail a coupon to receive treatment without payment.

Local business directory fragment listing names and addresses

A clipped directory style listing shows numerous individuals and firms with addresses mainly on Chicago streets such as Madison, Illinois, Shelby, Morrison, and Delaware. The garbled OCR preserves names like H Acker, Cohn, and Preston Bros along with street numbers and cross streets, indicating a public or business directory page.

Died Suddenly at 78 Oldest Native of County

Lawrenceburg Indiana June 14 Former Postmaster George C Columbia 78 died Monday from heart disease. He was the county’s oldest native born resident and rose from a poor orphan boy to an estimated $85,000. He kept the first dollar he earned from Congressman William Holman Jr for plowing corn at ten cents a day in spring 1817.

Lawrenceburg Ind George C. Columbia William 8. Holman, Jr

Remnant of Circus Starts New Route in Indiana

Walter Shannon part owner of Norris and Rowe shows sells at Wallace winter quarters east of Peru Indiana. He will launch a new show using purchased property. John Brotherton of Ashtabula Ohio joins as partner with Shannon on the venture.

Peru Ind Walter Shannon Norris & Rowe Wallace Winter Quarters John Brotherton Ashtabula Shannon

Army Orders Relieve Holmes and Retirement for Rice

Army orders announce First Lieutenant Thomas G. Holmes medical reserve corps relieved from duty at Ft Sheridan and returning home. Major Charles Brownlee medical corps granted a three month leave of absence. Sergeant John Rice of Company D Tenth Infantry placed on the retired list by order of the president.

Washington Thomas G. Holmes Medical Reserve Corps Ft. Sheridan, I Charles ¥. Brownlee John Rice Company D Tenth Infantry

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