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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1908
Page
2
Col Ebenezer Henderson of Martinsville, pioneer Democrat and originator of the Mariah and the Wid campaign, resists retirement amid renewed party battles. A prominent Democrat praised him as the noblest Roman of them all after a warm greeting with hundreds in the Grand lobby. He has attempted to retire several times but remains active in politics.
Night riders set fire to two large tobacco barns near Harrison Ohio and crossed into Franklin County Indiana to burn a third barn. About 30 riders involved, all barns were destroyed. Authorities in Indiana and Ohio will pursue the suspects. Carlisle Thomas owns the Ohio barns and was absent during the incidents.
Wives in Indianapolis protest Sunday barber shop openings. They fear loneliness for families as barbers work long weekend hours leaving little time for home. Mothers describe missing family outings and harmony. Women plan to voice objections under Sabbath laws.
A. S. Tilford was re-elected chairman of the Democratic committee of Morgan county with Edward Duckworth named treasurer and secretary. Charles Brown was chosen vice-chairman, in Martinsville Indiana.
A 19th century testimonial ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for severe eczema and skin misery. Mrs J T WIl Staus of Carbondale claims years of bed fire agony and blood poisoning vanished after using the medicine. Mrs A Van Wr of Paterson says tying a two year old's hands to curb facial eczema ended with full cure. The ad notes the product sold in liquid and Sarsatabs, with 100 doses for one dollar, prepared by C I Hood Co., Lowell Massachusetts.
Sun office receives hundreds of seed requests with Senator Hemenway in Washington filling them. Open to all of worthy character who lack funds for seeds, the program invites vacant lots or donated lots to be used for gardens. Donors can contribute to the Charity Organization Society to aid gardening efforts and springtime pleasure.
Edward Stenger of Brookville claims his Franklin County has been Democratic since 1853. He touts Edward Stinger, sheriff of Franklin County, as his chief lieutenant while noting the two names differ only in the third letter.
The Lafayette leader Daniel Simms, a prominent Democrat and former law partner of Gov. J Frau Hanly, signals strong opposition to Hanly and would welcome his exit from office. Simms questions Hanly’s true intentions and is outspoken about his views.
Loganport Ind March 3 The Cass county delegation to the Republican state convention will cast its first ballot for governor with Watson holding 744 votes Taylor 74 Charles W Miller 3 and four uncertain.
Free trial offer for Golden Remedy promising permanent cure for drunkenness. Claims effects within a day and that users will not notice the disguise. Includes testimonial from Mrs. Mattie Balkins of Vanceburg Kentucky and an address in Cincinnati Ohio to request a free sealed package.
In criminal court Judge James A. Pritchard suspends a one year workhouse sentence for Charles R. Brown after he admits stealing 15 dollars from a grocery cash drawer. Brown appeals to his wife to aid his future prospects and vows he would not steal again.
Conn supporters showcased a glee club at a Grind event aiding the governorship campaign. The group sang “For Conn For Conn” and “we’ll sing the jubilee” while committee members displayed hats bearing Conn’s name. John Kern attended but did not perform.
An Anderson stalwart exudes nostalgia and enthusiasm at Democratic headquarters. Forkner, former mayor, praises the lively political mood and recalls past energetic periods as supporters rally. The scene centers on local party activity and a shared sense of democratic vitality.
Report outlines Indiana Republican battle to control state convention delegates for governor candidate Watson amid competing camps. It cites Col. Jack Gowdy and Dan Reid's influence, the state machine’s push to back Watson, and rival Miller Taylor forces, with multi-county returns and key figures like Goodrich and Beveridge shaping the contest.
The passage touts Postum as a caffeine free beverage made from hard wheat with bran and natural phosphate of potash. It claims no coffee or harmful substances enter the process and mentions beer in a cup of hot Postum with good cream as a headache-free combination.
A vividly described attendee at Democratic headquarters is Dell Crampton from Delphi, noted for his unconventional dress and absence of a necktie as part of the scene.
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