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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1907

Page

3

Gunning For Big Game With Political Weapons

A veteran Indiana politician argues against radical anti business laws and anti trust bills. He defends enterprise in Indiana, warns against populist reforms, calls for fair laws to attract and keep industry, cites National Cash Register and Gary as test cases, and criticizes Gov Hanly and Jim Bingham for jeopardizing growth.

Theodore Roosevelt Indiana Gov Hanly Jim Bingham Todiana Missouri St. Louis Gary Jim Bingham Monett Joe Folk Ohio

Cure for Eczema Shown by Cuticura Remedies

Mrs Eliza A Wiley from Liscomb Iowa recounts eleven years of hand eczema. After trying three doctors with no relief she used Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent Pills. The symptoms cleared, nails and cracks healed, and she praises the remedies as a blessing. October 18 1906.

Eliza A. Wiley Liscomb, Iowa

Cutting a Blood Disease With Cuticura Remedies

A Reading Pennsylvania woman claims her husband cured a blood disease and itching from wool undergarments after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. The testimonial urges purchase from Potter Drug & Matting and notes prices for the products.

Harner Benners St Reading

New York Hotel Detectives Hear of Frisking Scams

A New York hotel detective relates how visitors from other towns come to be rolled by thieves in dives and dives harbors. Assumed names help victims press complaints, though most refuse to identify themselves. The piece notes the carelessness of New York crowds and the perils of keeping valuables in hotel safes.

New York Thea

Southern racing boom in Sumter track plans emerge

Lexington dispatch notes strong Southern interest in racing with South Carolina poised to host a new Sumter track early this month. Local stables may ship horses south, aiming to build tracks below the Mason and Dixon line. Sumter Yarrex charge prepares a top South track with Col. R. C. Richardson as president and A. K. Sanders as vice president.

Mason and Pixon Sumter S. 6 Col. R. C. Richardson A. K. Sanders Willizem Bultman C. F. McPaddin W. KR. Borress South Carolina

Western league expands to eight clubs in reshuffle

Special to The Sus. Chicago March 4 Norris L O Neill president of the Western league returns from the east with news the Western league is now an eight club organization. Through amicable arrangement with Shively of the Western association and Barry Farrell of the National association at a Buffalo meeting the Topeka franchise was passed to O Neill for a stipulated sum.

Chicago Norris L. O'Neill Shively Western Association Barry Farrell National Association Buffalo Topeka O'Neill

Faulkner to Meet Burkett in Indiana Title Clash

Eddie Faulkner Indiana welterweight champion meets Harry Burkett Albion Illinois in a catch-as-catch-can bout for the state title at the Orpheum theater Columbus Indiana on Tuesday night. Faulkner already defeated Burkett in a prior match here two weeks ago and is training locally. Burkett trains in Cincinnati.

Ler Indiana Harry Burkett Albion Ill Orpheum Theater Faulkner Burkett Cincinnati

Washington clubwomen urge prayer to urge art duty removal

Mrs. Mary Lockwood of Washington proposed that women sit with members of Congress to remove import duties on works of art. The movement aims to allow easier access to fine objects kept out by duties. St Louis artists support the push, hoping lawmakers listen.

Mary Lockwood Washington The Wash United States St. Louis

Funeral for A F McCormick Held in Columbus Ohio

The funeral of A F McCormick who died in Columbus Ohio Friday was held there Monday. He managed the R Dun Mercantile Agency for seven years in this city before moving to Columbus ten years ago.

Columbus A. F. McCormick McCormick R Dun Mercantile Agency

Corn thieves punished in local court case

Harry Ballard admitted stealing five bushels of corn from Joseph Stolard at 2422 Carolina Street. Charles Wallace received the grain. Both pleaded guilty before Criminal Judge J A Pritchard. Ballard drew one to three years in the penitentiary. Wallace was fined one dollar plus costs and sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse.

Harry Ballard Joseph Stolard Carolina-st Charles Wallace J. A. Pritchard Ballard Wallace

Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises Blood Purification

Loss of appetite signals blood needing purification and enrichment as digestive organs lose stimulus. Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as purifying blood and strengthening digestion. Testimonial from Mrs Amanda Fenner of Oneco Conn claims improved appetite after one bottle. Product offered in liquid or Sareatabe chocolates, 100 doses for 1 dollar, guaranteed under the 1906 Food and Drugs Act.

Amanda Fenner Oneco Conn Hood

Marion Club Election Highlights Two Tickets Compete

Marion club voters face March 13 decision between New Marion Club slate led by Tutewiler and Independent slate led by Minturn. Platforms promise club improvements, social events, and financial prudence with emphasis on a new clubhouse and entertainment. Campaign materials flood the mails as candidates push for support amid local politicking.

Marion Club New Marion Club Harry D. Tutewiler Caleb S. Denny Edward H. Schmidt Claude M. McElwaine James D. Pierce A. M. Glossbrenner Fred Klee James B. Nelson Louis Buddenbaum John H. Albright Lawson Harvey Fred B. Brown Joseph A. Minturn Vincent G. Clifford Delos A. Alig James F. Bailey William A. Berner Fred K. Shepard James A. Buchanan Linton A. Cox Alexander Rumpler Hubert EH. Woodsmall John F. Habbide Fred F. Fox

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