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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1908
Page
3
Miss Anna Morgan daughter of J Pierpont Morgan mobilizes a group of noted society women to assist in improving conditions for working girls and has secured cooperation, signaling a ready start for the project.
Enos T Taylor 68 banker and business leader, president of Citizens State Bank, died suddenly in Huntington Ind from neuralgia of the heart. Born New Carlisle Ohio, he left a widow and two children and was worth at least a million dollars.
Albany N Y March 7 The court of appeals ruled that Attorney General Jackson may without further court action open ballot boxes in any district of Greater New York to settle the question of whether Hearst or Metropolitan McClellan won the 1903 New York mayoral race in New York City.
Henry Friedman former Democratic county chairman told friends he seeks a place as one of the Seventh district national delegates to the Democratic convention in Denver. Charles Sherer was found guilty of drag netting in White River by Justice Holmes and fined $1 plus costs. arrested by game commissioner Henry Lichtenburg.
New Jersey corporation American Milling, capitalized at 2,000 dollars, expands into Indiana to sell Lucrene molasses feed. The firm reports 99,440 dollars in stock held within Indiana.
A 26 year old wife recalls early marriage joys and later frictions. She describes shared but differing interests with her husband, the toll of constant politeness, and evolving gifts. The arrival of a son and daughter deepens love yet prompts reflection on what truly changed in their romance. (To be continued.)
March 7 Prof Marvin, a seismograph expert, reports earthquake shocks were recorded yesterday afternoon and last night not far from Washington. He says the shocks were among the most notable quiverings of the earth in the region within a few thousand miles of the capital.
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis will hear remonstrances March 18 1908 at 10 a m on vacating the first alley north of Walnut Street between Delaware and Susquehanna streets. Property abutting the alley may be affected and final action will be taken at the board office. Also a notice to contractors seeks sealed bids by March 11 1908 for a city hospital building electric work plumbing and steam fitting per miscellaneous specification No 2.
The piece discusses spirit communication as a belief that shifts with eras. It traces shifts from English law and Darwin era doubts to a recent swing back toward traditional views. It notes science holds fixed laws while scientists swing in belief. The excerpt cites Harper's Weekly as a source.
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