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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1909

Page

3

Gore-and Gallinger Stage Shakespearean Senate Dialogue

Washington May 19 Senator Gore calls up a resolution to probe high commodity prices and retailer versus manufacturer responsibility. Aldrich objects time won t permit tariff impact, Carter counters tariff commission does the job, Gore pushes for immediate action amid a Shakespearean exchange and a rebuke of protection on hides and agricultural products.

Washington Gore Finance Committee Senate Aldrich Carter Tariff Commission Gallinger Senator Gore United States Senate

Taft to speak at Petersburg on Civil War statue

President Taft travels from Washington at 4 20 am along the Atlantic coast line to Petersburg Virginia where he will unveil a statue honoring Gen Hartranft and Pennsylvania soldiers who fell in the Civil War Ambassadors and Mme Jusserand Capt A W Butt and Assistant Secretary Mischler accompany him Mrs Taft remains recovering from a nervous breakdown The president plans to return to Washington early Friday after attending the Mecklenburg celebration in Charlotte North Carolina Thursday

Ashington Washington Mecklenburg Charlotte N. C

Coal and Zinc Mines Made Man Wealthy

GREENFIELD Ind May 19 W R Hough and his granddaughter Helen will visit his brother Augustus Hough in Carthage Mo. Augustus is wealthy from owning land with lead and zinc mines. A 50 foot lot yielded 10 000 in lead. A lead mine was found under a 120 acre farm Mr Hough owns near Webb City. Land without mines is valued at 1 000 an acre.

Greenfield Ind W. R. Hough Helen Carthage Augustus Hough

Young Man Killed in Linton Explosion

Linton Indiana May 19 An explosion of powder at the Little Giant mine yesterday afternoon killed Guy Histon. His father Daniel Histon and Frank Guister were badly injured in the accident.

Linton, Ind Little Giant Guy Zhiston Daniel Eliston Frank Guiester

Heilman and Nolan Nominees for Evansville Mayor

Republicans at their primary elected Charles Heilman as mayoral candidate in Evansville Indiana. Democrats nominated John J Nolan the current mayor for the post during the May 18 primary.

Heilman Nolan Evansville Ind Charles Heilman John J. Nolan

Dream 3 True About Thieves at His Home

Columbus Indiana May 19 Gam Tyrell an engineer for the Pennsylvanian dreamt of fighting burglars raiding his home then awoke to find the dream true Porch climbers entered the house and robbed his sons of three gold watches and 25 dollars His wife woke him at 1 o clock because he was restless. he later learned the incident occurred.

Columbus Ind Gam Tyrell Pennsylvanian

Man Sentenced to Ten Days After Jail Wish

Shelbyville Indiana May 19 James Maloney told officers he wished to be jailed as he was sick with nowhere to stay. Deputy Laws said jail required an offense. Within two hours he was arrested and sent to jail for ten days.

Shelbyville Ind Jas. Maloney Laws Ours

French Miner Shoots Wife and Brother-in-Law Then Kills Self

Shelbyurn Indiana report says Frank Doggemont a French miner shot and fatally wounded his wife for refusing to live with him, then killed her brother Zella Decochet and himself yesterday afternoon.

Shelburn Ind Frank Doggemont Zella Decochet

Death Valley Victim Deloss Williams Dies in Los Angeles

Deloss Williams, 56, a California mining businessman and nephew of Charles F. Williams Jr. of Lafayette, died in Los Angeles after surviving a desert ordeal near Death Valley. He and two companions faced canyons, thirst, and starvation for seven days before rescue. the other two survived. He leaves a widow and several children. He had visited Lafayette years ago.

Lafayette Ind Deloss Williams Los Angeles Cal Charles F. Williams Death Valley California Williams Larlyle Williams

Endorsement boosts Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription

A Medical endorsement highlights that no other medicine for women’s ailments has matched the professional backing given to Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Scores of leading medical men across diverse schools of practice have unqualifiedly recommended its several ingredients, underscoring its perceived significance.

Dr. Pierce

Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Ad Claims Purity and Endorsements

An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as alcohol free and non habit forming with ingredients openly listed. It claims medical authorities support the formula and offers a free booklet of ingredients with endorsements upon request to Dr. R V Pierce in Buffalo New York, urging readers not to substitute unknown medicines.

Dr. Pierce Pierce R. V- Pierce Buffalo N. Y

Jack O Brien Letter May Anger Champion Before Fight

Chicago May 10. Jack O Brien writes a letter boasting of his plan to use Jack Johnson as a stepping stone for future greatness. He predicts a six round bout on May 19 and weighs about 165 pounds while insisting he can return to Chicago appearances before retiring.

Jack O’brien Chicago Jack O’brien Quakertown Jack Jehnson J. Johnson J. O’brien O'Brien Johnson Newport

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