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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1907
Page
6
A compact reminiscence titled Local Men in the Limelight reflects on how the children from previous years have grown into men over nineteen years. It invites readers to pause and consider notable changes among familiar local figures and residents.
A historical comparison shows Indianapolis police modernization from 1888 to 1907. The force added automobiles bicycles and a mounted unit, moved to a new station, and expanded the detective wing. Chief Metzger led purchases of touring cars with searchlights, reshaping crime response and patrol reach across districts.
A vivid montage of 1888 Indianapolis figures notes voting for Harrison, bank tells, government clerks, lawmen, and civic workers. It recalls Cyrus Neal, A Baker, David P. Elliott, Capt. Tom Halls, Col. Fred Gemmer, P. J. Flannagan, and many others in roles from deputy insurance to street vendors and city officials, linking past to the first Sun.
A clipping from an Indianapolis paper notes Judge Artman’s Roberts Park church lecture date, with a vile epithet and warning “Look out.” The envelope was typewritten and postmarked Indianapolis. Police have not altered his conduct despite repeated threats.
A compact classified style note advertises PURO DISTILLED WATER COMPANY offering half gallon potties at five cents and five gallon demijohns at four cents with a new phone line 277 and address eld main 70 for orders.
A rumor that explorer Peary approved a school penny collection in Portland Oregon to fund a polar expedition is false. He has not approved any kettles on streets or triangle beating as part of any fundraiser.
Dave the dig sorrel ambulance horse has spent sixteen years pulling the White Wagon to Indianapolis city hospital. He began alone, later teamed with John Bull, and despite advanced age he remains eager, brave, and essential in emergencies. Driver Burt Marshall praises him as undiminished in speed and spirit. Dave has suffered few injuries, never takes vacations, and has played a heroic role in major accidents including the Purdue wreck.
South Bend will host the sole Indiana exhibits at Jamestown but Gov Hanly’s action derails the state plan. The Fort Wayne News notes this reflects poorly on other Indiana cities as the governor’s stance nearly eliminates Indiana from the big show.
The Chicago Steam Dye Works at W Maryland St opposite Gran Hotel offers a French Dye Cleaning Process that guarantees against shrinkage and restores fine garments. S. T. Cohen, at the same location ten years, notes only expert staff and prompt service for pressing repairing and alterations with reasonable prices.
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