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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1906
Page
3
A vintage guide outlines careful refrigerator selection and usage. It covers features like sealed doors, glass shelves, and rounded edges for safety, plus guidance on placement, cleanliness, and proper meat storage to prevent odors and mold.
A fragmented 19th century report describes the voyage of the brig Bailey and crew toward San Firmetsca and Cape Horn. The ship encounters a massive school of fish attracting attention from reporters. Vivid details recount early calm seas, then heavy seas, and a notable moment when a school surrounds the vessel as captains log the event.
The report details a halted initiative by manufacturers affecting Glass for a summer shutdown in Frisco. It covers impacts on markets, ship times, and industry responses, with mention of operators, suppliers, and regional trade conditions.
Unclear fragmentary text mentioning people and phrases, reads like a garbled note or OCR error with scattered names and terms, lacking coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize into a meaningful news item.
Contested Kansas mayoral race features saloon era themes with Rasbas Rae and Rae campaigning amid legal battles. Court action over license violations cited, results show a 1441 vote margin with female voters contributing around 2,000 ballots. A remark by John M. Togatis underscores tension between law and governance.
A vintage advertising piece promotes Cascarets as the sole artificial exercise for bowel muscles. It claims Cascarets strengthen digestion without purge or upset, likening effects to wood-sawing or walking ten miles. The ad touts ten cent boxes from Sterling Remedy Co, urging readers to request free samples.
Henry Roberts and Robert Graves publish notices seeking licenses to sell vinous and spirituous liquors in Center Township Marion County Indiana. Applications request permission to sell in quantities exceeding one gallon and to allow drinking on premises at specified addresses in Indianapolis.
A fragmented rail timetable lists stations including Fountaintown Mot Arlington Rush, New Parenting Morristown Aclincton, and Shelbyville division. It notes trains leaving Indianapolis around 12:30 pm and 2:00 pm with two trips daily, and mentions connections to Fairi, Brookfield, Loudon Farmieng, and Acton.
Fragmentary rail schedule lists numerous Indiana towns and stations from Marion to Logansport and Anderson to Peru. Mentions limited service, intermediate stops, freight and passenger waiting times, and a switch of division via Peru.
The Indianapolis Columbus and Southern Traction Co operates through service from Tee leruebas Terminal to Southport Greenwood Whiteland Franklin and many intermediate points with hourly trains starting 4 AM and continuing until 9 PM. Special services run to Greenfield Lafayette Crawfordsville and Richmond with designated cars and times. For details contact the terminal ticket agent or General Manager G Reynolds.
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