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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1906
Page
6
A playful note describes squeezing lemon halves, soaking them in a fair-sized jug, diluting with water, letting the mixture stand a few hours, then draining the water back into the jug. The result adds delicate flavor to lemonade and enhances the overall refreshment.
Madison, Ind May 2 Matt Welker and brother George Welker faced disputes over business matters on Friday. Matt Welker disappeared and his body was found near the river yesterday, ending a troubling incident linked to local contractors and masons.
Special to The See Princeton Indiana May 29 The body found Saturday in the Wabash is identified as Clyde Showalter of Mont Carmel Wisconsin who disappeared last October. He is suspected murdered for money and arrests may follow.
Taggart of the Democratic committee plans a conference with Chairman J. M. Grigge and congressional committee members in Washington this Thursday to discuss the Democratic congressional agitation and arrange assistance from the national committee in the upcoming campaign.
The Morton Monument commission plans enlarging the base of the Gov. P Morton monument and adding two pedstal figures a guarding soldier and a war veteran. Foundations to be completed in August pedestal in December and the statue placed ready for unveiling in January during the legislature session. Cost about 4002 dollars.
Medical writers and teachers from several schools praise Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a liver and blood tonic and stomach remedy. They also commend Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women’s ailments, noting ingredients are printed on each wrapper and not secret or patent medicines.
In Frisco a military relief operation distributes food to about 100000 refugees daily after the earthquake. Army officers organize a ration system with detailed allowances, enforcing discipline, ensuring accountability, and reducing waste while citizen committees assist in distribution.
Special to the Sam Washington May St. reports Senator Tillman’s absence from Washington for a hurried trip home as he faces renewed opposition. Enemies rally to topple him over the state dispensary system Tillman created as South Carolina governor. He plans to push reform when he returns amid ongoing rate debate.
The Indianapolis Brewing Company and its Duesseldorfer beer collect top prizes at Paris Liege and St Louis world expos. An official note from J H Gort cites gold medals and highest honors as experts declare Duesseldorfer the purest and best beer in America.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway announces summer train service to Lake Geneva with Saturday departure from Chicago at 1 00 p m and Sunday service at 8 00 a m in effect. Rates and full information available from ticket agents or W B Kniskern M h CN W Ry Co Chicago.
The guide explains judging poultry by physical traits. It covers age signs in birds, such as smooth combs for young turkeys, yellow feet in young geese, and pliable feet in young ducks. It notes freshness indicators for pigeons and describes differences between tame and wild birds.
Memorial exercises will be held at Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. Governor Hanly will deliver the address in memory of the Purdue dead. Seven Purdue students died from injuries sustained in the Indianapolis wreck of February 21, 1908. others were killed or later died from those injuries.
The German emperor dismissed critic Nen Max Grube after Grube’s performance in William Tell at the Royal Theater Berlin provoked applause from the crowd rather than boos, leading to a dramatic reaction and the emperor’s death.
An advertisement notes Cadillac Gentleman's Speedster priced at 750 dollars in Detroit and compares two cylinder shaft drive models to rivals. The piece accuses a competitor of deceptive ads, promises investigation of the rival alpha cylinder chain drive Cadillac’s power, maintenance, and value, and asserts superior performance and reliability.
A long list of notices from Marion County Indiana residents seeking July licenses to sell intoxicating vinous malt and spirituous liquors in various wards. Each entry names the applicant, ward, township, and street location, with details on business premises and premises size, plus intent to sell in quantities under five gallons and have the liquor consumed on the premises.
A long OCR fragment lists multiple citizens including August Nolting Maurice Krauss Fred Weiffenbach Joseme Levy and others in Center and Thirteenth wards announcing intent to apply for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors at various premises in Indianapolis. Each notice details ward, township, address, and the privilege requested to allow on premises consumption.
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