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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1909
Page
3
New York dispatch notes that barbers, cooks, tailors and other ship's servants play vital roles aboard. The barber earns up to 6000 a year from fees and tips, with a strict enlistment rule and harsh penalties for insubordination.
A tailor attends to the clothes of men in the unit and provides ongoing care for officers' expensive uniforms. The veteran tailor saves a substantial sum, estimated between 5000 and 21000, during his enlistment term.
Beverly Mass September 11 Essex county G A R parade will be reviewed by President Taft in front of City hall at 3 30 PM about 1500 veterans expected in line Gov Draper Congressmen Roberts Gardner State Commander John T Parker and other state officers are expected Also Noblesville Indiana Sept 11 John Socks 12 son of Calvin Socks accidentally shot and killed his brother Charles 9 while hunting
Two thousand pharmacists nationwide gather in Chicago for the United Drug company seventh annual convention set for September 15 and 16.
Sheriff Jacob Woessner will publically sell the rents and profits for up to seven years of the city property 1498 Broadway Indianapolis Marion County Indiana on Sunday September 1909 between 9 am and 4 pm at the Marion County Court House. If rents fail to satisfy the decrees the fee simple of the real estate may be sold. The sale is free from valuation or appraisement laws. Attorneys Pickens Cox Kahn Jamison Jos say appear for plaintiffs.
Spectators reject handicapped racing on fast half mile tracks while big purses lure interest. The Eel ran a fast mile and a half pace yet finished third as top horses avoided handicap competition. In trotting, a gelding won $15 000 against normal trotters, fueling calls for more handicaps but public doubt remains. Prior year a strong Indianapolis horse suggested potential, then doubts about practicality for rich prizes lingered.
Clif Curtis, pitcher for the Boston Nationals, famed for long naps, spent spring 1904 with the Cleveland Naps at San Antonio camp. He slept 15 to 16 hours regularly, missing a 3 p.m. practice once. Manager Bill Armour woke him and learned Curtis had only just slept since 10 p.m. the night prior.
The Moors sue for peace after 11,000 reinforcements under Gen Sotomayor land along the Moroccan coast. Spain rejects peace and Gen Marina's plan continues to subdue the Kabyles. hostilities persist at several points. Harvey B. Shiveley, 65, ex-judge and former legislator dies in Wabash Indiana from heart paralysis. he led the Farmers' and Merchants' bank and was brother to Charles E. Shiveley of Richmond.
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