Red headed hero of Calumpit and Indianapolis concerns
The piece contrasts the bold red headed hero of Calumpit with Roosevelt and Kansas stories while noting health authorities praise for milk safety and absence of summer diseases in Indianapolis children. It also calls for council to decide the water contract and notes Republican nominations should be finished by Aug 1, signaling an early campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumpit
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Logsdon
John Banks Trial Reversed in Supreme Court Ruling
The supreme court reversed, stating that any matter related to the criminal case is county jurisdiction, and Banks is entitled to a fair defense. The decision allows essential witnesses, including Mayor Taggart, to be considered, aiming for a retrial and plausible defense to ensure justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Banks Supreme Court
Witnd
Wesley Bridges
High Court de Tat Banks
Taggart
Lunacy Powers and Politician’s Gift Questioned
The Sun questions the rapid power of lunacy authorities and notes patient cases as sane, while criticizing how easily mental health detentions can be influenced. It warns of mercenary motives in declaring the poor insane and cites Mark Hanna’s $50,000 college donation as an example of how honors and funding mix with influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Mark Hanna
Kenyon College
Secretary of State and Trusts in Certifying Foreign Firms
The discussion centers on executive power to refuse or grant a foreign corporation a certificate to do business, with observers noting that the public would support decisive action by the secretary of state, especially if it treated trusts as grounds to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Union Banner Hunt
Banks Defense Sparks Call for New Trial and Morgan Gift
The article contends Banks’s defense was remarkable and satirical, arguing he should be retried. It notes J. P. Morgan donates $1,000,000 to Harvard, a gift seen as ensuring Morgan’s name endures and possibly adding two titles to it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Morgan
Harvard
Morgan
Water company plans $500000 Circle home in Indianapolis
The water utility will build an elegant half‑million dollar residence on the Circle as a reward for paying high water rates for about 30 years. The dividend spread is criticized as not among the wisest. Meanwhile the street-car company plans steps to beautify Central Ave bridge, though its iron poles may still mar the view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Central Ave. Bridge
the Union Trust Company
Republican figures rally as Hanna faces new challenge
Voters hear calls from party supporters pushing Hanna to stay in race as Mark positions himself against the current leadership. The rhetoric centers on readiness to lead and party strategy moving into upcoming contests.
Banks on Bridges Case Could Backfire for Republicans
Commentator argues the Republican stance on the Bridges election fraud case may fail to gain fresh political traction and risks backfiring if not framed around new issues and credible evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Bridges
White River Bridge Plans Stir City Officials
The Board of works has promised action on new bridges for the White river, while questions arise about influence and safety for residents facing Marion county lunacy commissions. The council toys with summer inquiries into the city clerk’s office as the Supreme Court aligns with The Sun’s view of Mr. Ruckelshaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River
Board of Works
The
Supreme Court
Ruckelshaus
SUN
What the Papers Say Summary on Public Opinion and Industry
Recounts editorial snippets from the Cleveland Plain Dealer Detroit News and Detroit Free Press. Notes sentiment shifts in the Barker case verdict and political appointments, hints at renewed Arctic exploration, and highlights cotton seed oil industry growth with a $100 million syndicated capitalization proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Grand Rapids Press
Fine California Wines and Bottled Goods at Schuller's
Bradies carries fine California wines and bottled goods with Schuller's at 210 N. Meridian Street offering a curated selection for local shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Schuller's
Meridian-st
Soap mine may lay foundation for clean town in Wyoming
A whitish deposit in a fissure west of Castle, Wyoming, is described as soaplike and suitable for washing and polishing. Denver engineer Cr Betts and Cheyenne’s E P Snow studied the vein, envisioning a large scale soap factory powered by nearby petroleum, with a town free of soot. Also noted are new electric typewriters and a Missouri Pacific plan to install telephones at sidings to streamline farmer access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
United States
Cr. W. Betts
Denver
E. P. Snow
Cheyenne
Betts
Rocky Mountain
Denver Times
Wednesday Weddings Bring Many Local Marriages
A Wednesday night of marriage vows fills Tabernacle church and homes across town with weddings. Dozens of brides in organdie, peau de soie, and lace walk the aisle as Rev. J Cumming Smith officiates, with several couples tied to Tipton Bloomington Edgewood and Matthews in earlier ceremonies. The lawn festival for the Colored orphans home has been postponed to Monday night on the institution grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Church
Clara Ingram
John C. Ingram
James M. Judson
J. Cumming Smith
B. W. Slagle
Laurel Thayer
Helen Swain
Mary Kahlo
Bessie Adams
Toledo
Helen Butz
Minneapolis
Lena Brash
Grace Gookin
Beatrice Byers
Mary Searle
Edan Adame
Ethela Colby
Birmingham
Ala
Lillian Olsen
W. E. Allen
Tipton
Grace Stockwell
Austin Matthews
Bloomington
Morton Nicholas
C. E. Bacon
Minerva Criley
George Blackford
Edgewood
W. W. Criley
Frederick M. Rickard
Wright St
Laura Kraut
William Anger
St. Patrick's Church
Father Maher
Edna Burton
Robert L. Taylor
Matthews, Ind
C.S. Sargent
Irvington
Jeffries
University Ave
Maddie Jeffries
Percy Williams
A. B. Philputt
Anderson
Alta Brunt
Calres J. Lembower
Bedford
Goldie Jordan
Harry H. Greiffe
Knightstown
Mettie Hudelson
Earl Roberts
Lebanon
Hattie Brown
Herbert Bales
Centerville
Flora Jones
John Fouts
Noblesville
Winnie Harding
Chalmer Harold
Muncie
Edith Case
Benjamin Sargent
Anna Heaton
Thomas McCray
Stace Murphy
John Kinsley
Connersville
The
Colored Orphans’ Home
Notice Needed Before Insanity Inquests, Taylor States
Attorney general Taylor warns that insanity inquests cannot proceed in Indiana without prior notice to the defendant. He notes the statute lacks a notice requirement for inquests before a justice of the peace, but believes the supreme court may rule notice is necessary if such a case arises. He cites a recent appellate court decision about guardianship proceedings in circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Indiana
Appellate Court
Justice of the Peace
A Doctor Publishes Rules for Hot Weather
A prominent physician offers summer guidelines. He advises cool sponge baths after waking, light underwear, minimal breakfast mainly fruit and cereal, shaded work, ample water but no ice, ventilated sleeping rooms, light bedding, and avoiding heating foods. For heat illness he prescribes rest and stimulant if needed. sunstroke requires ice packs and is highly dangerous.
Monster rattle snake befriends man then helps catch burglar
A Knox man frees a pinioned monster rattlesnake found in a grove. The snake follows him, becomes a pet, feeding from his hand and sleeping beside his bed. One night he awakes to find the snake wrapped around a burglar, tail at the window, aiding the night watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Night Watch
Editorial Snippets From Various Papers On Politics
A collage of editorials derides third term talk and Bryan influence concerns. It questions civil governance in the Philippines, proposes Deer ing University name change and colors, and riffs on Dowie, Balaam, and colonial digs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern University
Deering University
Courier
Lafayette Courier
Dowie
Moses
Elijah
John the Baptist
Balaam
Tipton
Colorado Excursions Via Monon Route Tickets on Sale
Tickets are on sale daily through September 10 for Colorado excursions via the Monon Route. Final return limit is October 31. For details, contact ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Monon
Pennsylvania Lines Special Train Schedule
Special train leaves Indianapolis at 3 30 a m for Dayton and return to Indianapolis from Dayton at 6 p m Sunday June 30 fare one dollar twenty five cents each way travel time details indicated for the Dayton and Return service on Pennsylvania Lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lines
Dayton
Indianapolis
Lake Erie & Western Rail Excursion This Sunday
The Lake Erie and Western Railroad offers a $1.00 out of town excursion on Sunday July 7. The trip starts in Indianapolis at 1 30 a m and returns from Michigan City at 6 00 p m with stops at Laporte Plymouth Rochester Peru and Kokomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Laporte
Plymouth
Rochester
Peru
Kokomo
Indianapolis
City Health Board Prepares Weed Action
The City Health Board plans measures against weeds as Tom Taggart closes his French Lick hotel deal. Denison hotel to install two telephones in each room totaling 250. Marriage licenses issued number 27 on Wednesday. Debates loom over Joe Bell for mayor with some democrats backing him. Lawn social at St Johns Wednesday drawn praise. Dr W B Fletcher sanitarium company pays 15000 for Ostermeyer property at Highland Ave and Market St. Leslie's Illustrated Weekly cites Francis Roots of Connnersville as backing political Warwick, claiming elected allies. Council contracts and franchises meeting only had three members present and was adjourned. Jacob N Farr cited to explain alleged sale involving G W H Hughes receiver of Bogard Farr paper hanging firm. Mrs Frederick Brink reports a gypsy fortune-teller swindled $510 from her son in the insane hospital. bag found empty Monday. detectives at work.
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Joe Bell
St. John's
W. B. Fletcher Sanitarium ‘Company
Ostermeyer
Highland Ave
Leslie’s Illustrated
Francis T. Roots
Connersville
Warwick
Council
Jacob N. Farr
McMaster
G W H. Hughes
Bogard & Farr
Bogard
Farr
Frederick Brink
Madison Ave
Fragrance Ad Promotes Cascarets and Framing Services
An old style advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic with claims of cleansing the system and fresh breath. It lists druggist prices 0c, 25c, 50c and mentions sightseers with trunks telescopes and harness. Also notes Ponder photographs high class framing services at 229 Massachusetts ave first square Washington-st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponder
Massachusetts Ave
First Square
Travel to Bretzman's Photograph Studio on Illinois Street
Tickets go on sale July 5 to 13 with a final return by August 31. Visit ticket agents for details and trip arrangements from Baby to Bretzman's studio at 142 South Illinois Street via Motion Route.
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Bretzman
S. Illinois-st
the &Th
Shortest Rail Route Indianapolis to Detroit
Lake Erie & Western and Wabash Railways announce a direct July 6 to 8 round trip leaving Indianapolis at 12 20 p m and arriving Detroit at 8 10 p m. Return departs Detroit at 7 40 a m and arrives Indianapolis at 3 25 p m with no transfers and a July 15 return limit.
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Lake Erie & Western and
Wabash Railways
Indianapolis
Detroit
Special train timetable details for June to August
Route listings show $1.00 round trip from Decatur to Indianapolis via I D W Ry with a Sunday June 30 departure at 7 am and return from Decatur at 6 30 pm. Also Golden Gate Special July 8 and Epworth League train July 9 from Indianapolis 2 45 pm. Tickets valid for return through July 20. Contact Miss Dillingham or Mrs Applegate for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania-Vandalia Lines
Epworth League
W. W. Richardson
O. M. Dillingham
Kate Applegate
Miss Dillingham
Delaware St
N. Minors
R. P. Alxeo
Pennsylvania Lines and Wabash Special Train to Detroit
Special train leaves Indianapolis at 11 35 a m Monday July 8 for Detroit and return with Pennsylvania Lines fare 9 60. Call any Pennsylvania or Wabash Ticket Agent for full details or write W W Richardson D P A Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Return
Wabash Lines
Indianapolis
Wabash
W. W. Hichardson
Reduced Fares to New York by Pennsylvania Lines
Beginning July 1 the Pennsylvania Lines will offer round trip travel from Indianapolis and major stations to New York with Buffalo route via Pan-American Exposition or direct line at reduced fares. Round trips limited to ten days with stop over allowed. For details contact W. W. Richardson, D P A, Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lines
Indianapolis
New York
Buffalo
Wor
W. W. Richardson
Ind
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy
An old advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims to soothe the child and ease gums, relieve pain, cure wind colic, and treat diarrhoea, priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
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Marion County
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Detroit Free Press
Ming
Enccastle
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Spirit OF the State Press
Senator Depew
Wayne Journal-Gazette
Bryan
Philippines
Muncie Herald
Soudan
Laporte Heraia
Lake Erie & Western
R. R
City Lifes
Board of Health
Tom Taggart
French Lick
Denison Hotel
Katabi
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Security 150
Trust Company
Columbia National Bank Capital
Mortimer Levering
A. A. Barnes
C. Golt
W.K. Sproule, JR
Health and Beauty
Washington-st
San Francisco
Company
E. Market St
Henry Eitel
John H. Holliday
Howard M. Foltz
Charles S. M’bride
Cal
Mountain Lake Park,Ad
Cincinnati
Christian Endeavor Convention
Freaney Bros
Ohio Street
City Life
Charles Earnhardt
Higgins’ Shoes
English's
Indiana Trust
Indiana Trust Building Cor
Washington ST
Virginia Ave
Indiana National Bank
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