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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
2
With 1908 half gone you can improve finances by listing expenses and cutting unnecessary items. Start an account with Indiana Trust Co a home for savings offering a 3 percent safe rate and full assistance to begin today. Capital fully paid in surplus earned.
E J Robison responds to Frank S Fishback Democrat for Marion County treasurer detailing his push for a public depository law. He cites Republican and Democrat support, opposition from bankers, and his role drafting amendments and overseeing warrants. He invites Fishback to inspect the books.
A 1908 wedding binge in Indianapolis links numerous couples and future homes across streets and states. Each couple lists a home address or travel plan, with many families planning returns from summer trips or relocation to addresses such as 96 Colorado Ave, 617 Udell St, 1632 Broadway, and 947 Jefferson Ave. Several couples depart for trips to Chicago, the East, or Manila, while others set up residence in Indianapolis after travel.
A Mother reports five children and both parents suffered health issues from coffee, then switched to Postum. She credits improved heart and digestion, noting the 11 year old's digestion improved after avoiding coffee. The letter, from Battle Creek Michigan, promotes Postum with slogan There’s a Reason.
Henry Robert Tyndall will reside at 2018 N Meridian after a western trip. Ola E Hanes and Albert C Sehoen plan a new home at 4 E Pratt. Barbara Hoffman and William Hansing live at 31 Ray Bord. Alma Dietz and H J E Ruginstein settle at 110 Madison. Lula Day and Samuel Meek remain in the city. Harry Straughn and J Milie Snell wed with Rev Clippinger officiating and housekeeping on Prospect. Norman Ray Autle and Grace Caton married at 11 Home Place with family attending. vows included Mendelssohn pieces.
John Walker, a Negro accused of assault and battery, escaped from the turnkey's office after Patrolman LaRue left, throwing the warrant face down on the desk. Both men fled. officers searched the building as LaRue claimed Walker may have returned to the office.
In East Las Vegas on Zion Hill about five hundred men and women knelt before an improvised altar and prayed for rain through the night. The turnout included both men and women seeking relief from dry conditions.
Mrs. Harriet M. Noble marked her ninety fifth birthday at her home south of Garfield park. Surrounded by four sons, she raised Gen Charles H. Noble and Frank W. Noble, a Republican leader. She sent three sons to the Union army and once ventured into the South seeking Charles during a prison stay, returning with renewed compassion for soldiers.
The Emmet club will host a Saturday July 4 celebration at Fair Bank featuring Bohumír Kryl's band of Chicago a renowned patriotic music ensemble. The program includes vocal solos an oration by Joseph W Kenney a reading of the Declaration of Independence and other patriotic features. Committee members include M J Dobson chairman Captain L Barry John Carroll D J Sullivan M F Gill M J O Reilly Dennis Egan T P O Connor and John O'Brien.
The Bnai Brith units in Indianapolis plan to secure a new lodge home. Trustees elected from both lodges will handle site search or purchasing a dwelling suitable for the lodge. They will report on Sept 2. Elected officers include President Harry Miesenberg and others. trustees named Isaac Marks Meyer Messing and Meyer Effoymson.
Frank Hart, a stranger, died at City hospital from a head wound. He was found Sunday on W Tenth Street near White River and never regained consciousness to explain the injury. Hart had been tramping the country in search of work.
It is practically certain that B. F. Shively will be the Democratic nominee to oppose Republican N. Miller in the Thirteenth congressional district race in South Bend Indiana.
A ship foundered on rocks near Muros while the cruiser Cardinal Cisneros was wrecked in 19 percent unclear conditions. Poor star communications hindered reports of the incident.
The text explains that irritation from griping and pain arises from harsh pills and pepper causing fluids to flow. It warns that repeated irritation hardens membranes and requires larger doses. Over time bowels become calloused and fail, leading to chronic constipation.
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