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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
3
Assisted by Cuthura Ointment the great Skin Cure are of value for preserving purifying and beautifying the skin cleansing the scalp soothing hands and aiding baby rashes and irritations. The text promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as estimable for toilet bath and nursery uses with various antiseptic purposes.
A new American Farm Products company announces a nationwide trust to dominate dairy goods. Backed by 20 million dollars from leading financiers such as Levi P Morton Thomas F Ryan Harry Payne Whitney Anthony Brady and Kuhn Loeb & Co the group promises lower prices for consumers and higher returns for producers while shifting distribution from commission merchants to the corporation. The plan contemplates expansion to every state and ongoing capital infusions as needed.
In Temen province near Constantinople June 20, sixteen battalions mutinied demanding return. The commander ordered forts to fire, with heavy casualties claimed on both sides. An engagement with Arabs near Amran reportedly caused further losses.
The Indiana supreme and appellate court adjourn for summer. Judges go to farms. Upon reconvening October 1, oral arguments begin with the appeal of former Auditor of State David E. Sherrick on October 3.
The nal ana Music Teachers convention concluded in Frankfort Ind with a concert by the Sttendel trio of Chicago and soprano Mrs Del Kendall Wertheimer of Cincinnati The Noblesville meeting will host next year Officials elected include President G H Aussbaum Marion Vice-President W E M Brown Anderson Secretary J M Bergen Noblesville Treasurer W J Biabler Noblesville
Jefferson City Mo June 30 Lord Seymour Barrington was granted another stay as his murder case was transferred to the United States Supreme Court by Missouri's supreme court. Barrington was sentenced to hang at Clayton July 26 for the murder of James P. McClinn.
In Valparaiso Indiana the FTN Brand jury reported to the court condemning the county poorhouse project just built. The panel called the facility rough and coarse and faulted the architect inspector and county commissioners for not safeguarding public interests.
A wind storm during Ringling Brothers circus in Aurora caused the main tent to rip apart. Mathew Burg, 42, crippled, died while trying to escape with his family. Wham Cross was killed near the exit. Seven others injured as elephants and beasts reacted in fear amid torn canvas and pandemonium.
James Murdock, veteran Indiana financier, with Risann and family, stays a week at Waldorf Astoria New York to see Mina Murdock off for Paris to finish her studies at Notre Dame. The group plans to accompany her and continues with social engagements in the city before departures.
The death at Cant Christander Arme Unk place Friday at the name of daughter Mrs J M Killer in Centralave. Capt Arms aged 83 was a pioneer railroad contractor and intimate friend of Abraham Lincoln. He helped build early rail lines, led Franklin Grays Militia, and advised on Civil War military bridge construction. Survived by three daughters and two sons, funeral at the Killer home Saturday at 4 pm with Rev C S Sargent in charge.
At Elwood Indiana on June 30 the state convention of Kappa Kappa Kappas elected officers including President Lillian Carr Fowler Vice President Brex Slaughter Alexandria Secretary Nell Jason New Harmony Treasurer Flora Zeimmler New Albany Registrar Alice Freese Bloomington.
The launching of the battleship New Hampshire at the New York Shipbuilding company in Camden draws cheers as Miss Hanle McLane, daughter of the state governor, sets a champagne bottle at the prow. The event marks a bold moment in naval production with mass steel part of the morning ceremony.
Paris papers mock John D. Rockefeller by publishing photos of a toupee and a thawed hair look alike. Editors say even the world’s richest man would test any “restorer” cures, suggesting petroleum as an unlikely remedy.
Delegates from South American nations set to join a Hague conference as discussions focus on the Drago doctrine allowing private loans repayment without government aid, amid calls for arbitration, international copyright rules, and uniform court regulations.
The Canoe club will host a public water tournament at Rivermée on July 4 with open entries for all including Canoe clan and Hot members. Expect many entrants from other clubs and aquatic enthusiasts in Indianapolis and possibly new river records.
In Lebanon Indiana last night James Stewart of Lebanon and Thomas Jones of Frankfort fought over a ball game. Stewart allegedly stabbed Jones nine times with a knife. Jones may be fatally wounded. Stewart is jailed.
A man and others paid fines after a police court action connected to a gospel mission dispute at a Daw Southeastern area property. Rentrech, a distilling agent for a brewing company, faced charges including assault and battery on his wife and daughter. witnesses were held in contempt and the case adjourned as the daughter’s attendance was disrupted by an ankle injury. The court discharged contempt against the wife and daughter. Rentsety posted bond and paid fines with a pending assault case.
Across the nation glass plants report heavy activity in ghee making and industry lines amid seasonal demand. Workers anticipate continued high output with plants running at full speed as building activity rises and the summer slowdown passes.
Roosevelt may arbitrate disputes between Gay Cummings and George Parking affecting the Republican state convention. The governor and party factions seek a ruling on county delegate contest disputes and advisor roles for the nominating process.
A historical price list from Indianapolis detailing Florida produce costs and other commodities. It lists items such as tomatoes at 19 cents per pound, green peppers per dozen, rhubarb per bunch, and various vegetables and seafood with mixed, unclear OCR pricing. The entry functions as a local market snapshot with numerous multicolumn values and anomalies.
Eaware Sibhe faces a theft charge for taking moving picture arms from Amenvas Express, posing as a stockholder in Labb Construction, and concealing the property in a hurried manner. He was brought to Indianapa Yn Bathdry from New York and identified as involved with Sergi Barafuhres of New York City.
Special to the Su Washington reports lawyer Cromwell has been supplanted as general counsel to the Isthmian Canal Commission by Robert Reid Rogers of Kentucky. Cromwell, accused of insufficient performance under Senate scrutiny, may retain advisory ties but faces removal from key Panama questions.
Baltimore June 40 The government Panama Canal project drew ridicule from civil engineer George T. Kenly who criticized the engineering and construction department as impractical and short of experienced foremen Many younger engineers and friends occupy posts while lacking real-world knowledge The note also advertises a summer outing to Algonquin National Park of Quebec highlighting a large fish and game reserve with canoe trips and clean air and offers a free descriptive publication from Fr McC Smith Detroit Michigan to interested readers
The czar ordered Gen. Treport to prepare a full report and recommendations to improve loyalty among St. Petersburg troops. Officers largely trust loyal regiments while distrust of the rank and file persists. Aimed at better handling and reassignments to bolster morale and discipline.
Calamity records in this country compared with showings made in lands beyond the ocean. Noted efforts to create permanent defenses against earthquakes fall short while distant regions display varying readiness levels and responses.
In Toledo conditions worsen as ice is priced at 10 dollars a ton, four dollars above Indianapolis rates. Prosecutor Benedict probes Toledo trusts and penalties, while fires, insurance costs, and building law reforms loom. Officials discuss court leniency and potential release of jailed trust members amid pressure from influential interests.
A shaky OCR fragment reports Kansas City based campaign actions closing joints in Ranpar City East. The piece notes a drier town than in years with officials like Assistant Attorney General Trickett involved and references AP business in rapid time.
The state campaign opened in Fort Scott with speeches by W. A. Perkins candidate for governor and David Oversmenter candidate for attorney general. Enthusiasm ran high as supporters gathered to hear the speakers and discuss the race.
Springfield Ohio June 9 two boys Arden Green six in critical condition and Roderick Payne seriously injured after they attached a stick of dynamite to a can and an electric battery, the blast causing injuries to both boys.
A four day conference between mine operators and miners in Wheeling West Virginia ended with both sides determined to continue conflict. Officials warned that an eastern Ohio district retirement dispute is beyond resolution and a strike could last for months.
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