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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
2
The piece argues Watson influenced the William O. Blakely factory inspector appointment, suggesting Watson is Hanly’s gubernatorial candidate. It outlines how Hanly’s aides and party leaders may have backing for Watson, aiming to unite their factions and bolster a 1908 bid.
The piece analyzes how Governor’s power over nominations could shape Jim Watson’s political rise. It notes postponements in appointing officials to favor Watson allies, weighs Hanly’s potential impact, and questions whether the governor will be an obstacle or conduit for Watson’s nomination.
Winnipeg June 27 The Manitoba crop report indicates a slight fall in wheat acreage from 3,141,537 last June to 1,213,506 now, while oats and barley rise. Barley acreage increased from 474,243 to 649,570 this year.
Jim Keach known as the Potato King has influence on local potato prices. New potatoes rise from 30 to 40 cents at retail with wholesale per bushel up from 1 to 1.30 dollars. Retail prices move to 1.55 per bushel as commission men cite Southern market closures and St Louis delays. Prices may last about ten days, with locals awaiting the new crop.
The Loving case centers on Elizabeth Loving's testimony about a night of whisky aided assault by Theodore Estes. Her father Judge W. J. Loving killed Estes in vengeance, with defense invoking unwritten home-ties and a woman's honor, while Elizabeth's compelling account tests motives and justice.
Rev. Levi Lupton, head of the Gift of Tongues sect in Alliance Ohio, reports another vision that names him Apostle Levi. The month long camp meeting ends this week and he plans to begin building the New Zion afterward.
Evelyn Walsh, heir to Thomas F. Walsh and Colorado mining wealth, says she is "just crazy" to become a newspaper reporter and to cover a thrilling murder. In a Denver interview, she jokes about telephoning the editor for a murder story and spending the night in town with her automobile.
John Gardner a 16 year old boy remains in serious condition at City hospital after a Wednesday attempt to take his life. He is believed injured by a flobert rifle following a dispute with his sister over board costs. Gardner lived with his sister at 1003 South Illinois Street.
Viola Boylan of age under 12 was found dead in her parents cellar on Second Avenue. Police suspect brutal abuse and captivity by a man once employed in the neighborhood after threats from an Italian suspect. The case remains under investigation with authorities pursuing leads.
J. O. Henderson, former state auditor, headed the response to the state's complaint filed Wednesday. The state seeks recovery of 120 thousand dollars it claims Henderson held illegally from insurance taxes.
Bloomington Illinois June 27 conductor M M Motherway of the Chicago and Alton road was fatally injured in the local switching yards. Both arms and both legs were cut off when he stepped from one track onto another and was struck by a car cut.
Washington June 27 A new reorganization of the Isthmian Canal Commission is under consideration by the president and Secretary Taft. Lieut Col George W Goethals, chief engineer, reportedly seeks four months leave and removal from the commission. Other members Jackson Smith and Cal Reird are said to have tendered resignations amid widespread employee discontent since Stevens departure.
Guy Van Tassell, alleged slayer of Police Officer Luke Fitzpatrick, arrives from San Francisco to face detectives. Police brace for possible rescue attempt after his court clash to free Charles Hansen, reputed accomplice in the officer's killing. Van Tassell has prior criminal history in Indianapolis and Michigan City. San Francisco police decline a $5 reward offered by Chicago for earthquake aid.
Jacob A. Riis of the Scripps McRae Presa Association Boston will marry his stenographer and literary assistant Miss Mary Phillips in August. Phillips is in Ipswich Mass preparing her trousseau. Riis is a widower since May and is known as a philanthropist sociologist and author.
United States Consul General J. L. Rodgers, recently moved from Shanghai to Havana, arrived to a warm welcome from Cubans and provisional government officers and will assume duties on July 1.
Birth announcements list William and Anna Werner girl at 2144 E Twelfth street Henry P Blow and Ressie Blow boy at 1304 S McTidlan Street James and Sarah Dawson girl at 13 E Pratt Street M Oliver Pierce boy at 426 Hamilton Avenue Frank Grote boy at 821 Doglas Street Mat Lerner girl at 911 Maplest Arthur Rose girl at 113 W Walnut The Metherger at 1010 S Illinois. Manuel Craig 539 W Pearl boy Harriet McKinstry 78 apoplexy Dolly Adkinson 2 months Eleanor hospital J Oliver Carrney 22 tuberculosis 1021 St Peter Street.
Western Furniture company on Madison avenue faces $6,000 damage. Thomas J. East dwelling at New York and Elmha streets reports $1,500. St. O. O. F. building at Washington and Pennsylvania streets shows $241,500.
A new schedule goes into effect next week at the elite bathhouse. Tuesday is set aside for women and girls, Friday for women with husbands or escorts, and Monday to Friday for boys and men. Sunday is adults only and boys are barred after six. Crowds this season have been very large.
Brain workers use energy and lose phosphate of potash and albumen through brain activity. Rebuilding cells comes from food, not drugs, and coffee accelerates breakdown causing dyspepsia and fatigue. Switch to Postum Food Coffee, a nourishing liquid that rebuilds cells and supports vitality.
New York June 7. Wall Street sees a historic July dividend surge with total payments reaching 189 million dollars. Railroads industrials traction and banks lead the boosts as many firms resume dividends and raise rates. Notable increases include United States Steel Anaconda American Telephone and Telegraph General Electric and several major banks.
In Chicago on September 23 a large testimonial will honor George Siler, veteran referee and boxing authority, marking his 61st birthday. Siler has shown a serious health decline with angina pectoris, and his doctors advise he must decline officiating again unless his condition improves.
John King a Negro was hanged in the jail yard this morning for the murder of his sweetheart Hallie Douglass. Sheriff Nolte conducted the execution without a hitch in Saint Louis Missouri.
Mrs Kate Keim of New York reports three sons suffered eczema on the head for five months with itchy sores. After doctors at N- Dispensary failed to help, Cuticura Soap Ointment baths and applications cured the conditions within weeks.
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