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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
11
In a dramatic 1893 account, Theodore Roosevelt recounts a moose hunt in northern forests. He details ground work, concealment, and the decisive shot with a 45 90 Winchester as the bull moose falls within 30 rods. The narrative blends hunting skill with battlefield precision and rugged nature imagery.
Scrippe-McRae Pres Association reports in St. Petersburg that forty eight mutineers were condemned and shot at Kiev. Banjevka camp martial court continues hearings. Sevastopol dispatch notes the death sentence for the assassin of Col. Guggsekoff sky, harbor master aide.
The grand jury on Friday morning returned 12 indictments. Named defendants include Van Pursell for petit larceny, John Henry for embezzlement, Norman Nixon for assault and battery, Harry Dowdell for forgery, Mary Brown for grand larceny, George Bennett for assault and battery with intent to kill, Andrew Van Meter for petit larceny, and Julius Krieger for petit larceny.
Special to The Susq New Haven Conn June 19 The Trinity College president Flaver S Luther has become a powerful figure in the Connecticut Senate as chairman of the joint committee on education He advocates state aided trade schools warns against labor unions overreaching and urges industrial education Luther supports fair play for the Democratic minority and pushes reforms to curb trolley stock watering while maintaining a pragmatic approach to governance
A fragment notes a dreary scene relieved by a sale offering women a chance to participate in a game like football and find a bargain at the same time. The passage ends with a shrug at the idea.
Local meat dealers explain rising beef prices due to higher cattle costs and stronger demand for prime cuts. A. H. Wheeler of Wheeler Dressed Beef cites cattle costs and consumer preference for better cuts as profit drivers. He notes wholesale boiling meat at four cents a pound while cattle on the hoof cost five cents, making steaks pricier. The laboring class seeking more luxuries fuels the demand and price rise. He adds current cattle prices are higher than last year, driven by supply and demand. Wheeler traces the trend to market forces and business growth over a decade.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson argues the recent meat price increase is natural and may rise further. He attributes higher costs to increased meat consumption, export demand, higher farm labor and grain costs, and slower cattle herd growth, noting exports totaled over 323 million dollars last year.
Miss Ollie Young, longtime local telephone operator, wed Frederick Usury in Pine Bluff Arkansas. The ceremony marks the twenty fifth “hello girl” marriage from the Pine Bluff office in four years, prompting managers to dismiss a flood of applicants seeking the post amid hopes of a husband catch.
New York June 4 Italian suspects arrested in the murder of Julius Rosenheimer, the Pelham millionaire, beaten to death last Sunday. At police headquarters they gave names John Menzia and Nicodi Cordone, claiming they were railroad workers. Further investigation pending.
J M Blanks of Trezevant Tennessee won the final shoot off in the Grand American Handicap at the Chicago Gun Club. M J Margott of Fort Collins Colorado finished second and Co M Powers of Decatur Illinois third. Final score Blanks 15 Maryett 17 Powers 15. Blanks missed two of twenty and wins 429 dollars. Maryett 38 dollars and Powers the remainder. Amateur and professional championship shoot began after.
The twentieth annual picnic of Indianapolis drug clerks is set for next Thursday at Broad Ripple park with plenty to eat and drink. Many attendees from past years plan to return, and a large number of new clerks will join.
Secretary of War Taft arrived from Kansas City this morning and departed for Washington at 9 o clock aboard the B and O, after a 7 50 a m arrival in St Louis. The trip marks a rapid travel schedule through Missouri as Taft continues his national duties.
Weber and Zimmers announces a sale offering elbow length gloves priced at 98 cents tomorrow. The event is promoted as a Great Surprise Sale at their store located at 322 324 Virginia avenue.
Sale notice announces shirts priced at 89 cents, sizing 8 to 10, Saturday morning at Strauss and Company located at 33 to 37 Ingt street. Readers urged to visit early for bargains in a surprise sale event hosted by Oy and Zimmior'n.
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