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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1906

Page

3

Solomon Straus Chosen as Roosevelt Cabinet Pick

Solomon Straus, Jewish American figure and head of a New York importing house, discusses becoming secretary of commerce and labor. He outlines commitment to law, industry, and balanced relations between labor and capital, aiming to uphold Roosevelt's square deal while retiring from active business.

Solomon Strauss Roosevelt Narlene Pew New York Prestont Roosevelt Commerce and Labor Cat Solomon Straus Europe Luttres S. Straus Oscar Bhaus America Schurz Freedom Cleveland Tepublicum Anlomar Hepburn Commission York State V cm Emml Columbia University Turkey Permanent Court of Arbitration The Hague Washington Mr. Straus Department JRC

Meyer New Cabinet Member Renowned in Ward Politics

Washington reports President Roosevelt plans a cabinet appointment for George Von Langerke Meyer. The piece sketches Meyer's wealth, Harvard background, and long stay in New York political circles, noting his rise from local ward politics to national attention and Lodge as sponsor. It highlights Meyer's riding skill and root in Democratic circles.

Gilson Gardner Washington, D. C Washington G. von Teer Lodge Hls Republican National Committee McKinley Italy Roosevelt Win St. Petersburg von J. Merer Wararles Elvil Vonthiry Conte Trous Mahetal Factory Amtey Plow Company Ameskeag Oid Colony Trust Company National Bank of Camieren The Electric Corporation United States Electric Security Company Walter Baker Tehovalktey Company Boslan Moody Supreme Court George von Langerke Meyer Ike Ares Rath Meyer Hoth Harvard Hoasevalt Moser Mayer Abusette-Querest Pam

Eczema Now Curable by Parlam Discovery

New York claims Dr. C G T Cox, a noted bacteriologist, has devised paslam as a specific for eczema and related diseases. Reports say thousands of tests in recent months cured chronic cases in fourteen to seventeen days. The drug relieves itching instantly and then treats the skin. Emergency Laboratories offers free experimental treatments to all who write.

Cox New York CG. T. Cox Emergency Laboratories West Coth Street New York City

Indisripotly Conservatory Recital at German House

The Indisripotly Conservatory of Music presents a Wednesday night recital at the German House. Charles Wie, Mama, and Martens will perform with readers and a baritone vocalist. The program opens at 8 15 with works including Spinning Song and The Banks of the Devon among others.

Conservatory Mus Ale Wall Charles Wie Mama Martens Haritone Sant Johannes Stierach Bess Jis Fiske Dickens Willianta Ben King Danley Devon Mr. Martens

Happiness in a Tablet Dyspepsia Fix Ad Tease

Restore appetite and digestion with Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets advertised as a relief from indigestion and stomach discomfort. Claims include improved digestion after meals, better taste, and a regained sense of well being through a single daily dose.

Men Who Drift to Other Lands Highest Grade Tramps

Washington reports on a tour of Japan and China examining worker conditions for American manufacturers. The piece profiles roving clerks and shorthand men who wander from New York to Yokohama, San Francisco, Honolulu, and beyond, seeking good pay and varied jobs while maintaining work discipline. It notes Americans’ advantages in mobility and skill, and describes several drifters who found positions in Tokyo, Shanghai, and other ports, scattering across the Pacific.

Washington Department of Commerce and Labor Japan China Tolluwa Orient New York City Heanenca Yokohama New York Wee San Francisco Gowa Honolulu Janning Honoluw Te Inter Diend Steamship Company Monotala API Simon Adamen Manila Hong Kong Monolulu Papeete Tanin Tahiti Ceylon Java Wes Wae Ken Aieriank Shanghai Philadelphia Tom Ciy Mexico Mexicat Manzania Mazatlan Ornge Cuninia Valparaiso Honolui Kobe Shenghei Pes Hanoii Ako Jasie Ang Nagasahi Amoy Yen Ari America Islands Offent Cage Hissipalion Neti Wien Mayeover Tvlow Rochester Enbusivers Ketone Nina Wim Apend

Mrs Urick Honored Guest In Alpena Arrival and Departure

Mrs Urick of Chicago visited Alpena for several weeks entertaining neighbors and friends. Her sister Mrs Meice also in Alpena for parties, while Mrs Urick prepared to travel to St Joseph Missouri then back to Chicago for further visits before resuming housekeeping on her tour.

Mrs. Urick Mirges Mae Gant Libbie Windroks Uriek Chicago Rick Haw Meice Ulster Mr. Vrick Urtek St. Joseph Mica Wrick Alepena Wrlek J. Widrose

Washington Canteen Debate Sparks Soldier Temperance Plan

A damaged scan reports factions including Hechabites urging a government controlled canteen to provide beer and wine to soldiers under strict oversight. They argue this reduces drinking at low resorts outside army reservations and gains support from military groups. A convention committee aims to push Congress for restoration of the canteen program.

Washington Caimbely Peritiocins Keck EMI Apni Ati Congress

Longest-Married Couple Marks Sixty-Fifth Anniversary

Rev. Orin Richardson and Elizabeth Kent Richardson, the United States' oldest married couple, celebrated sixty five years of marriage at a Baptist church ceremony and home reception. They value simple living and faith, tracing roots to New England families. Rev. Richardson long served in Portland, Maine before retiring at age 10.

Denver Orin Richardson Wiley Eilzabeth Kent Richardson United Bras Richard Hichantson New England Richardeon Pertand Ates Maine Filtaeth Kent

No Lock in This Home for Boys at the Salvation Army Colony

A damaged OCR piece extols a Salvation Army colony housing 100 orphans, praising Captain Bourne and his wife for caring for the boys and girls. It notes daily self supporting work, a steady engine operation by Bob Garcia, and a close, disciplined, hopeful community fostering independence and faith.

Lytton Carey Sumar Colony Uith Utue Wubert Garcia Bob's Dutts Bob Sobahen Armee

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