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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
6
The notice urges parents, especially mothers, to verify Castoria wrappers and signatures to protect children from imitation medicines. It cautions against counterfeit and inferior substitutes, stressing mothers must scrutinize every bottle as adults can vet medicines for themselves.
Two hundred delegates from Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas and Indian Territory convened to oppose United Mine Workers President Mitchell's rejection of the latest owners arbitration proposal. They may send a delegation to Washington to seek Roosevelt's help while demanding arbitration on wage increases, open shop, dues collection, and differential pay. Mitchell warned arbitration must not alter agreed differentials.
A Pacific Athieale club report indicates a catchweight bout discussion between Figmed Abe Attell and Kid Herrmann at a hip club on May 11. McCorey of the McCorey matchmakers group and Loaannetee are named as organizers.
Police arrested a prominent politician and businessman for not displaying a vehicle regulation tag. He gave a false name Charles Smith and claimed residence at the Denison hotel. Police continue enforcing the ordinance as other local violators are pursued.
Wade Evils, attorney general of Ontr, has begun a challenge to overturn the State Board of company decisions born from the establishment. Three night talks with Roosevelt and Garfleld hint at public action. The text claims kidney and skin issues follow weak kidneys, urging Wood's Sar Paparing as a remedy to purify and improve health.
An old advertisement touts Winslow's soothing strap for teething children. Claims include calming the child, soothing the gums, easing wind colic, and curing diarrhoea. Price listed as twenty five cents per bottle.
Report outlines Tauride Palace in St. Petersburg as meeting place for the new parliament formed by the Duma and the Empire Council, each with equal powers. It notes the Duma with 271 elected members, a working majority, and the Duma's and Empire's shared duties, immunities, and the emperor's veto powers and dissolution authority.
A historical survey reviews how Austria Hungary France Germany Britain Italy Sweden Denmark Spain and others adopted constitutions or parliamentary systems after crises. The piece contrasts France 1789 with later reforms, notes transitions to constitutional monarchies, and mentions recent criminal case in Indiana.
The L at W railway tightens its schedule and modernizes its fleet. Ten new passenger engines, six baggage cars, and improvements to bridges and culverts boost service. A double-track Lafayette bridge and a Sandusky river span at Fremont are under contract. A through freight train between Indianapolis and Michigan City enhances north south operations.
Charles Moran and Thomas Weir of the Housesmiths and Bridgemen's union face four years and related penalties after pleading to a dynamite plot tied to Post and McCord's contract. Moran, an alleged instigator, and Weir were linked to recoveries of explosive materials in New Jersey and the case centered on labor conflict.
Tore Trerdmantn the first lord of the Hutish admiralty is portrayed as diligent in seizing old china. The fragment hints at a historical figure and political context, but the text is garbled.
A fragmented vintage ad style item quotes testimonials praising a tobacco specific remedy. It mentions skull and crossbones symbols on packages and alleges success with quitting tobacco after long use. Letters from A B Smith and F Wellington accompany claims of reduced tobacco cravings and renewed health.
A damaged ad offers a free treatment coupon for Rogers Drug and Chemical Co. asking readers to mail their name and address to receive a plain package. It promises a free trial of Tobacco-Bpccine and claims it may cure the reader, with mail return service noted.
The subscriber notifies citizens and voters in Center township Marion county Indiana that Martin Schafer will apply for a license to sell malt and spiritous liquors in quantities less than five drinks at a time in premises at 1501 Arsenal Avenue Indianapolis. The notice also states a pool hall license in the same room and mentions location details and premises description. GNATZ RALDUS
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