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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1908

Page

10

Republican campaign fund donations across states totaling 528795

Treasurer George R. Sheldon reports Indiana and 21 state committees received funds from the national campaign. Ohio Maine and other states show varied contributions, with totals from all sources at 1,006,000 and New York headquarters holding 11,100 in banks while Chicago kept 7,430.

Albany WN. Y George R. Sheldon Republican National Committee Indiana National Campaign Fund Seater Ohio Maine Jaware Maryland Cesaro Pennsylvania Jersey Iowa West Ohio Virginia Tennessee Missouri Republican Congressional Committee Oregon Nevada Arizona Linds Kentucky Michigan Minnesota South Dakota Wisconsin Nebraska Montana Kansas Wyoming Utah Texas California Idaho Colorado Oklahoma North Dakota New Mexico New York Chicago

White City Amusement Property Sold by Receiver

Judge C E Weir approves sale of White City Amusement property to M H Huey for 11941 dollars with 2000 cash payment. L W George, receiver, executed the sale in Superior Court No 4.

White City

Persians Honor Deep Thought on Life and Stomach Health

A historic note extols Persian sagacity about life and stomach function. It argues a strong stomach nourishes the body and aids longevity, while weak digestion drains strength. Dyspepsia Tablets are claimed to aid digestion, calm digestive nerves, and digest food efficiently, with endorsements and mail order offer from F. Marshall.

Tomach Ave

From stenographer to lead actress in Albany tale

Lydia Franklin rises from a doctor’s office stenographer in Albany to a principal in a big musical at the Park theater. A chance visit by Miss Artie Hall sparked the turn, with Franklin joining Morning, Noon and Night after a conversation about a boy’s injury led to her dramatic leap.

Lydia Franklin Park Theater Miss Franklin Albany N. Y Artie Hall Miss Hall Mercimer Thesse's Snitz Edwards Strongheart

Hebrew Congregation Joins Union Thanksgiving Service

The Indianapolis Hebrew congregation will observe Thanksgiving in a union service with All Souls Unitarian church at Alabama and Fifteenth streets Thursday at 10 o'clock. Rev. F. Co. & Wicks and Rabbi Morris M. Feuer licht will lead, with addresses by Mr. Lucius B. Swift.

Indianapolis All Souls Unitarian Church Alabama Fifteenth Streets

Waking the race for speakership in Indiana

Friends of W S Wells from Allen county report broad support as Wells builds backing statewide. J M Smith from Jay county joins Wells, bringing senate experience and key remedial legislation aims. Harry Strickland of Hancock county gains strength. Thomas Honan sparring with James Garrard in the south. Behymer of Elwood and Faulkner of Michigan City also pursue the speakership.

W. S. Wells Allen County Wells J. M. Smith Jay County Mr. Wells Senate Harry Strickland Hancock County Thomas Honan Seymour Lincoln Dixon Honan James Garrard Vincennes A. J. Behymer Elwood A. J. Faulkner Michigan City

Sister of Gresham Dies at Lanesville

New Albany Ind Nov 25 Miss Meade Gresham two years old sister of the late Gen Walter Q Gresham and Col Benjamin Gresham is dead at the old Gresham homestead south of Lanesville For many years Miss Gresham and her mother who died two years ago at 97 occupied the house together and Miss Gresham had lived there since her mother's death.

New Albany Ind Meade Gresham Walter Q. Gresham Benjamin Gresham Gresham Homestead Lanesville

Generosity in Downtown Charity Drive Stuns Helpers

More than 0 was donated to the Thanksgiving collection in the downtown district on Tuesday. Volunteers and businesspeople dropped offerings at multiple stations while women of charity groups supervised. Clothing, food, and supplies totaling over 3200 were coned.

Connersville Man Dies in Dayton Boarding House

James Ames died suddenly yesterday at his Dayton boarding house on Linden avenue. He had been in the city only ten days, having come from Connersville Indiana, where he was employed at Zwick and Greenwalds wheel factory.

Dayton James Ames Linden Avenue Connersville Ind Zwick & Greenwald

Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Offer Quick Headache Relief

A consumer testimonial touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as the best quick help for headaches with no stomach upset. The user notes relief after one or two pills and brands the product as offering a pleasurable sense of relief without after effects.

Dr. Miles D. F. Lewis Cleveland

Funeral for E. Bart Sinks Held in Private Brandon Home

The obituary notes the funeral for E. Bart Sinks, who died by his own action in a room of the Brandon block. Services were held Wednesday at his parents' home, 18 S. Warman Avenue, conducted by Rev. T. F. Williams of the W. Washington Street Methodist church. The ceremony was very private.

E. Bart Sinks Brandon Block S. Warman Avenue T. F. Williams W. Washington Street Chored

Eczema Soothes Itching with Possam Cure

Advertising claims two dollar jars of possam relieve itching from eczema, hives, rash, scables, and piles within days. It cites digestion as cause and notes availability from H. J. Huder, Weber Drug Co. and an Emergency Laboratories free sample offer from New York City.

H. J. Huder Weber Drug Co West Twenty-fifth Street New York City

Three Stineback Brothers Hanged by Mob in Tiptonville

In Tiptonville Tennessee on November 25 three Stineback brothers, Marshall Edward and James, all described as Negroes, were lynched after being arrested for killing Deputy Sheriff Richard Burris and fatally wounding Deputy John Hall. Crowds seized them before troops arrived, following a hurried trial in which Judge Davis had sentenced them to death.

Tiptonville Tenn Marshall Stineback Edward Stineback James Stineback Richard Burris John Hall

Machine recount decision Friday by Marion County judge

Special Judge Frank T. Edenharter will decide Friday whether Marion county voting machines will be opened to verify tally sheet figures from the November 3 election. Democratic state candidates contesting Republican victories align with defeated Republicans, seeking machine verification for uniform statewide action. The Democratic county officers elect favor verification to ensure uniform procedure.

Frank T. Edenharter Marion County Marion

Lough Again Reelected Prohibition Chairman in Indiana

F. W. Lough has been re elected state chairman of the Prohibition party in Indiana The organization will aid in pushing a constitutional amendment for statewide prohibition and with the W C T U will go to the legislature in January to seek a resolution.

F. W. Lough Prohibition Party Indiana

Cancer Cured In 10 Days Miracle Claim Exposed

An alarming advertisement promises guaranteed cancer cures in ten days claiming success in hundreds of cases after doctors gave up. It touts a home treatment option and a sanitarium for personal care, urging Lebanon businesses to vouch for reliability and inviting readers to send a free coupon with name and address.

Lebanon

Cancer Cure Ad Promises Home Treatment in Lebanon Ohio

An old newspaper ad invites readers with any form of cancer to mail their name and address to Dr. Curry Cancer Cure Co. at Curry Sanitarium in Lebanon, Ohio, promising self cure at home with no risk. It provides dotted lines for name and address and notes a private option via secretary E W Ramsey Box 542.

Dr. Curry Cancer Cure Co Curry Sanitarium Lebanon Ohio Iteeli't E. W. Ramsey

Exposition Plan Proposed for Indianapolis 1911

A committee led by J St Clair promotes an international exposition in Indianapolis from May to November 1911 to celebrate Indiana's 200th anniversary. A 20 member committee outlines a $12 million historial, industrial, and scientific exhibit with diverse buildings and national and state participation.

Indianapolis Indiana Franklin Vonnegut H. T. Conde W. L. Dynes H. H. Woodsmall W. A. Walker C. T. Whitsett Illinois Street John D. Brosnan Ernest Bross the Star Hilton WU. Brown the News Hiram Brown Law Building Washington Street Federal Building W. H. Eastman Sixteenth Street Henry J. Huder United States St. Clair

Girls Beulah Home Officials Thankful

The Girls Beulah Home at 1531 Brookside avenue, formerly Rescue Home for Girls, received desk seats and window placards at George J. Murott's Shoe store. Friends donated groceries and cash from 50 cents to 15 dollars while officials envision a new 17 room modern permanent home and await a closed contract with material help.

Beulah Home The Rescue Home For Girls Brookside Avenue George J. Murott

Pastor and Wife Saved by Patrolmen Fire at Grace M E Church

An overheated furnace in the Grace M E Church basement caused early morning smoke at East and Market streets. Policemen Coffin and Bernauer awakened the Rev. W M Zaring and his wife in the parsonage, saving their lives. Damage described as light.

Grace M. HE Market W. M. Zaring Coffin Bernauer

Mrs. M. J. Corner Dies in Pittsburg Funeral Pending

Mrs. M. J. Corner mother of John Corner and Mrs. M. E. Malone lived at 142 East Seventeenth Street. She died Tuesday in Pittsburg after residing in Indianapolis for years. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.

M. J. Corner John Corner M. E. Malone Atreet Pittsburg Cori Indianapolis

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