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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1907
Page
3
Alarm on backache as sign of kidney trouble cites authority. A home remedy using Compound Kargon, Fluid Extract Dandelion, and Syrup Sarsa is proposed to cleanse the kidneys and ease bladder and urinary symptoms, claimed to be safe and inexpensive.
From Bucharest March 2 authorities fear a revolutionary wave across Roumania sparked by peasant uprisings in farming districts. Reports suggest possible Russian anarchist direction, with wholesale killings and property destruction escalating as soldiers withdraw. Wallachia is the revolt center. 300 peasants died in a clash, and reforms delay calm.
Washington reports a bitter split between Taft and Foraker as talks with Secretary Cortelyou failed. Foraker seeks control of the Ohio Republican machine and a united Taft delegation, while Taft declines to bargain. Elmer Dover advances Taft support in Washington as Brownsville inquiry unfolds. Foraker plans to return home to press his case before Ohio voters.
Former senator Ralph Burton is back in Abilene Kansas after release from prison. He is greeted warmly by friends but his f ights against his conviction and President Roosevelt continue. He plans a magazine as part of his campaign for vindication and remains bitter about being jailed for practicing before a government department.
Washington March 29 Senator Foraker asked police to locate his valuable prize bull pup missing from his stable since Tuesday. He laments the loss noting the pup would have been a fine fighter and useful in the coming Ohio campaign.
Albany March 2 The New York assembly approved the Prentice Bill to recount ballots in the 1905 New York mayoralty contest after a long dispute led by William Randolph Hearst. The measure was pushed by Governor Hughes amid the disputed results.
News from Managua dated March 23 reports Honduran revolutionists aiding Nicaraguan troops to oust President Bonilla. Zelaya's representatives are said to govern Tegucigalpa with Nicaraguan troops keeping order, while Zelaya seeks a friendly Honduran leader to aid his Central American union vision. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad ends the paragraph.
A fragmentary miscellany cites Robert Louis Stevenson flute tuning as a method to spark ideas and lists other quirky habits of writers. It mentions Robert Browning restless, Longfellow preferring sunrise walks, Hawthorne washing hands before letters, Darwin tearing books apart, Holmes carrying a chestnut and potato, Poe with his cat, Daudet wearing glasses asleep, Thackeray bowing near Vanity Fair’s author’s house, and Dumas buying art with each book. Kingston advertises old whisky. Celery Vesch is claimed harmless.
A Washington Times piece lists child hygiene dos and don ts including breathing through the nose with a deep breath held briefly, posture, cleaning hands and nails, washing shared cups, avoiding dirty fruit, coughing etiquette, dental care, eating slowly, cheerfulness, sun and air, and sleeping with mouth closed. It ends with a classified line inviting old second hand electric fan motors for cash by Eliott Tele and Elec Co at Magu Ave.
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