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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1908

Page

2

Gilmore Arrested Over Hancock County Dem Nominating Convention Report

Greenfield Indiana March 5. W. S. Gilmore staff correspondent for the Indianapolis Star was jailed on criminal libel charges after the Star published a report on Hancock county’s Democratic nominating convention claiming liquor flowed freely and the office of Judge Robert J Mason was used as a blind tiger. Mason denies the accusation. Gilmore remained in custody several hours before bond was posted. The Star refused bail or legal aid. a local farmer named Reese later stood for bond. The case will be heard later.

Dianapolis Star Star Hancock County Robert J. Mason Mason Gilmore Reese Sso

Broken Heart Hastens Death of Patrolman Charles Rockefellow

Patrolman Charles Rockefellow aged 48 died Sunday afternoon at his home on Keystone avenue after weeks of ill health. Friends attribute his death to a broken heart from being reduced from sergeant to patrolman under Mayor Holtaman. Appointed in 1897, he hoped for reinstatement under the current administration. He leaves a wife and two daughters. He was a Mason, Knight of Pythias and Modern Woodman.

Charles Rockefellow ST WN Keystone-ave Rockefellaw Holtaman

Mother Killer Confession Tells Of Spree For Money

Grover Blake 26 or 28? years old and Orsel Reynolds were arrested in Fort Wayne for the murder of Blake's mother Mrs Louisa Blake wife of William M Blake. Blake confessed that money was the motive for a hammer attack in the kitchen and theft of jewels and about 160 dollars. The pair fled toward Michigan with plans to go on a spree. Reynolds 27 is married with two children and illiterate. Insanity as defense is expected.

Reynolds Blake Chesterfield Fort Wayne Michigan Indiana Fort Warne Anderson

Auburn Noted for Perfection and Its Finish

AUBURN NOTED FOR PERFECTION AND ITS FINISH. One of the machines attracting unusual attention is the Auburn noted for easy riding, powerful engines, and long wheel base. Finch and Freeman Auto company, 27-33 N. Capitol Ave., Indianapolis, is the agency. They report good sales and prospects. Shown in touring car and roadster models with demonstrations by appointment.

Auburn Finch and Freeman Auto Company Capitol Ave Indianapolis Auburns

Northwestern train crashes into Oak Park elevated train

Chicago March 22 Two Northwestern elevated coaches were smashed and two passengers injured when the Northwestern train crashed into the rear of an Oak Park elevated train at State and Van Buren streets. Injured passengers were taken to hospitals. C Stern of New York head cut and D R Pollack of New York arm sprained. The Oak Park train had halted as passengers were boarding when the Northwestern train, at full speed, struck from behind due to the motorman losing control.

Northwestern Oak Pass We State van Burensi Chicago C. «. Stern New York D. R. Pollack Oak Park

Capital Auto Company Reports Large Auto Orders

The Capital Auto Company at Nos. Wo. i EL New York st in Indianapolis shows growing monthly orders and car deliveries. Oldsmobile gasoline cars and Babcock electric vehicles are popular locally. manager Newby aims to expand business this spring, though delivery delays persist. A strong auto show is expected to boost sales with many customers awaiting orders.

Capital Auto Company New York St Newby Babcock Indianapolis Oldsmobile

Jamestown lowers pool license to $25 a table a year

Jamestown March 23 The town board reduced the license fee on pool and billiard tables from 200 to 25 dollars per table annually. The higher rate caused poolrooms to leave town, and now two new poolrooms are expected to be established here.

Jamestown Tnd

Tremendous Popularity of Home Recipe for Kidney Relief

Readers praise a simple vegetable prescription claimed to ease kidney and rheumatic troubles. Local pharmacists supply ingredients repeatedly, urging continued use. The recipe blends fluid extract dandelion, compound kergon, and compound sarsaparilla with dosing after meals and at night, promising quick relief.

Auto Parade Postponed Exhibit Opens in Indianapolis

The auto parade in Indianapolis was postponed to 2 p.m. Wednesday due to weather. The route includes Market Street to Illinois, Illinois to New York, Capitol Avenue, and Washington to Sixteenth Street, ending at Monument Place. The Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association organized the show, with garages decorated and open houses planned nightly. A hill climb at Michigan Street Tuesday morning is a highlight, featuring high priced cars and a four tenths of a mile course. many cars entered and records expected to be challenged.

Indianapolis Wether Market-st Illinwis-se Illinois New York St Capitol-ave Washington-st Noble-st Washington Noble Pennsylvania-st Pennsylvania Massachusetts-ave Delaware Sixteenth-st Monument-place Indiana Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association Michigan Hut

Prince de Sagan and the Gould Protracted Courtship

Prince Helie de Sagan, suitor to Anna Gould, left New York secretly for Washington after joining her party. An Adriatic eyewitness claimed he traveled under an assumed name and served as a chauffeur in her retinue. He dined with the Gould party at the Wyoming and with Mr and Mrs Tyler Morse.

New York Prince Helie de Sagan Anna Gould de Sagan Count Boni de Castellane Washington Adriatic Count de Sagan Gould Tyler Morse Mme. Gould Wyoming

Vaudeville and Theater Lineup At Local Theaters

The German Theater company presents The Seamstress while Grand showcases The Piano Friends and The Morning After with Charles Wayne. Forepaugh Stock at Majestic performs The First Violin as Park promotes Montana and The Ninety and Nine. The Empire features Broadway Gaiety Girls and Pianophiends, with Mansfield’s The First Violin revival detailed.

English Grand — Vlasky Charles Wayne Zeno Jordan Weston Sisters Park Montana Majestic—The Forepaugh Stork Company Richard Mansfield Empire

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Nerve Boost and Purity

Dr McComb notes women are more nervous and Hood's Sarsaparilla is offered as a nerve builder appetite giver and blood purifier. Testimonials claim three year indigestion cure, renewed strength and appetite, and rheumatic relief after use. Sold everywhere in liquid or tablet form, 100 doses for one dollar, prepared by C I Hood Co Lowell MA.

McComb Hood J. H. Hauer DeSoto EB. Girres Moose Lake Minn Ann Hutchinson Lafayette Col C. I. Mood Co Lowell Mass

Broadway Beauty Chorus Opens with New Songs and Dance

A performance features a strong lead who can seize his best opportunity yet while supporting company meets all demands. The big Broadway chorus introduces several new songs and dance numbers, showcasing a lively blend of musical offerings.

Hill Climbing Gad Exhibited by Sullivan

Lambert cars are entered in the hill climbing contest for auto show week and eight of these cars will be in the biz parade. The D B Sullivan Auto company of 27 N Capitol Ave will show two large Lamberts during the week. Two carloads have been received. In the lot are four Lambert Friction Flyers. The Sullivan company expects great things from the Lambert cars especially in the hill climbing contest. They say there are good prospects for numerous sales and they will get their share of orders.

Lambert D. B. Sullivan Auto Company N. Capitol Ave Sullivan Company

Robbers Crack Greenfield Grocery Safe For Cash and Checks

In Greenfield Indiana on March 3 robbers cracked Wilsons grocery safe taking over 300 dollars in cash and 200 dollars in checks. They also stole a pig from Walter Myers barn and fled on foot seven miles before abandoning it and fleeing onto railroad tracks. Bloodhounds traced them to Indianapolis where the trail was lost.

Greenfield Ind Wilson Walter Myers Indianapolis

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Manhattan Danbury Hat Co East Wash AGGER Robert L. Mason Grover Blake Orsel Reynolds Oak Park Coaches Pas Maxwell The Fisher Automobile CO North Illinois Street Prince DE Sagha Jesse I. Lasky the Grand Majestic Jesse Fothergill Mansfield Mendelssohn West Harry D. Carey Park Theater Flints John Weber Pettis Dry Goods CO Onearear John J. Clark Sampson Finch & Freeman Auto CO North Capitol Ave State House Miss Bayonne Whipple Miss Whipple TH Park Theater Sullivan Vigo County Samuel Ralston Terre Haute Vico County Samuel M. Ralston Lebanon John FE. Lamb
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