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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
3
Cisco June 21 The Sun reports James Birch of New breaker arrived with several men who were alleged advisers. He held letters of ion to Rudolph Spreckles and high officials. The event is described as the greatest the town has seen in years, in the guise of a millionaire.
Serious sickness often starts small with mild symptoms like coated tongue breath dullness slow digestion heartburn belching and colic This Cascaret ad promotes timely use to stimulate bowels and intestinal muscles aiding nourishment absorption and waste removal The 10 cent box is compact and pocket ready from Sterling Remedy Company with proper tablet stamping
Washington official, speaking to Gilson Gardner, warns Japan builds a powerful navy while shifting blame for rising tensions. He cites alliances with England and France, fears over China, and potential aggression toward Germany or the United States. He notes Pacific vulnerabilities and contrasts US readiness with Japanese strength.
The speaker warns that agitation and prejudice threaten stability, noting both sides would know if a conflict occurred. He believes the ruling party in Japan does not seek trouble, yet public pressure could escalate the danger, and hopes opponents learn from experience rather than through conflict.
Eastern Washington Oregon and northern Idaho lumber mills and railroads seek 20,000 plus workers this summer. Northern Pacific agents canvass across the region, with efforts extending to Maine to recruit skilled labor and stable workers amid high wages and labor turnover.
A humorous dialogue envisions a prize turkey boasting of a White House dinner with the president next Sunday. The brother turkey jokes that the president would savor him all the more if he knew the bird had over 30 children.
Hosiery sale shows 15 cent black hose offered for a brief event from 7 to 9 PM at L Strauss & Company located at 33 to 37 Washington Street. Shop promotes limited time discount during Saturday evening hours.
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces on June 13 1907 a declaratory resolution approving an assessment roll for opening and widening Senate Avenue to 60 feet from Thirty-eighth to Thirty-second Street. The project begins at a center line point on Thirty-eighth Street and runs south parallel to Illinois Street for 1 278 feet.
The tract description outlines a widening and opening along Senate avenue from the center line of Thirty-eighth street to Thirty-second street extended east, with parcels belonging to residents of Kenwood Park listed. The Board of Public Works notified owners of assessed benefits and set a July 10 1907 hearing to receive remonstrances at its office.
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