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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
7
Marion schemes a discreet dinner to introduce Mrs. Blakemore as Howard Stanton’s new circle entry, while Howard doubts the plan. Marion consoles him, edits his appearance, and recalls their past as tension and flirtation rise before the guest arrival.
The St Clair River offers abundant pickerel fishing for Sun excursionists bound for Camp Algonac from July 27 to August 3. Anglers drift upriver with a 60 foot line, common hook, worms for bait, and heavy sinkers to keep the bait on the bottom, landing two to ten pounders per haul. Costs are $7 for adults, $13.50 for 5 to 12 year olds, and $6.50 for under five with table board.
The grand jury is expected to file its final report for June by week end or early next week. Opinions vary on whether an indictment will name Chief of Police Metzger or other officers present when Attorney Samuel W. Dowden was shot. The panel is also reviewing boxing exhibition interests observed in grand jury rooms.
A vintage advertisement touts Haag's Pills as a cure for indigestion biliousness bloating constipation sick headaches and rheumatism. It claims good initial results with continued use over months and notes the pills come in 25c 50c and $1 sizes, sold by druggists or mailed from Indianapolis Indiana by Juline A Haag.
Chu Gain, a Port Arthur restaurant owner and suitor of Elsie Sigel, testified in Tombs court about his friendship with the Sigel family. He denied any marriage plans or romantic ties and described weekly visits to their New Jersey mission, stating he never paid gifts or love proposals to Miss Sigel.
Three petitions in bankruptcy were filed Tuesday in federal court. Leo E. Deutsch of Gary shows liabilities of 1963.80 and assets 1182.09. Alva B. Nicholson of Bedford has liabilities 1442.64 and assets 4573.46. William H. Bertsch of Connersville, a baker, lists liabilities 2803.46 and assets 264.86.
George Hurt, the man captured Monday afternoon after fleeing the home of A H Ream at 170 Ashiana avenue, was identified Tuesday by Mrs Molife McClary of lila Broadway and by Marie Roberts of N Arsenal avenue as the man who grabbed them. Several other Northside women and children failed to identify him. Bicycle policemen Kadamacher and Row of precinct station No 7 arrested Hurt.
Chief attraction for July 4 is a bicycle road race open to all riders in Marion County. First prize a new wheel with 15 or 20 additional prizes. Entries accepted at bicycle dealers through July 3. High turnout expected. for course details contact local dealers.
A nostalgic verse yearning for a girl with daisies in her hat and vivid blue eyes. The speaker envisions her as wise and lively with carmine lips, summer heat in her veins, and a heart full of springtime and wondrous love, promising a shared summer night of affection.
Mrs Griscom II Mr Tloyd C Griscom wife of the retiring ambassador to Italy was reported seriously ill with bronchitis contracted at a banquet given by Mr Griscom to the king of Italy.
Beatrice Fairfax argues that good health comes from ample fresh air and simple meals. She notes crowded mornings, stressed faces, and poor room ventilation as sources of fatigue and poor digestion, urging light breakfasts and gradual coffee reduction for a healthier, longer life especially for children.
A Seeing London tour passes Piccadilly toward Hyde Park as a guide points out the Duke of Devonshire’s town house. A refined American passenger asks, “Who landed him?” revealing curiosity about aristocratic wealth and landholding.
The Knickerbocker Special trains from Indianapolis schedule include through Boston sleeper. Train No 46 leaves at 7 30 a m arriving 10 49 a m while Train No 18 departs 6 55 p m arriving 8 33 p m. Tickets and reservations via No 1 E Washington St or delivery to residence or office if desired.
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