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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
4
Indianapolis business leaders unveil plans to entertain 150 St Louis merchants during a five day trade trip. Officials emphasize personal contact, city promotion, and cross market benefits, with receptions at the Denison Hotel and a balloon race week event.
The Bogue booth in the Fine Arts building showcases stammering therapy with pupils reciting on stage, drawing crowds as they practice breathing and vocal exercises. Teachers claim most cases are curable with proper instruction and patient progress.
Edward Tilden and Edward Morris face indictments in a case tied to labor or shipment issues as disclosed by a municipal or regional legal filing. The charges and exact counts are not specified in readable text.
J Ogden Armour Edward Tilden Edward Morris Louis F Swift Arthur Meeker and Charles H Swift heads of the beefpacking industry were indicted by a U S grand jury in Judge Landis court for conspiring to restrain interstate trade in fresh meats in violation of the Sherman antitrust law.
Estelle Lee of Philadelphia, head of the women’s national retail druggists’ group, tells Pittsburg convention an investigation shows Bryn Mawr College students are the best customers at nearby tobacco shops. She criticizes county society women and mentions Mrs. Longworth.
The census bureau announced on Thursday that Cleveland Ohio now has 560663 residents, up 178895 or 46.9 percent from the previous count. Joliet Newfoundland and Labrador shows 84670 residents, an increase of 5317 or 18.1 percent.
Col. L M Maus chief surgeon for the Great Lakes department praises Fort Benjamin Harrison as the cleanest maneuver camp in the United States. Over eleven days with Indiana militia and the Third Ohio regiment the sick list totaled ninety one, about nine and two-fifths daily.
Dairymen in Huntington Indiana announce a milk price increase to a higher cent per quart after October 1. The notice is directed to all customers.
Oreste Cavalieri brother of Lina Cavalieri arrives in the United States to defend his sister's marital rights. He argues she has been placed in a false light by untrue reports and plans to join him to refute claims she stripped her husband of wealth.
Melbourne report profiles Sidney Kidman, Australia’s premier cattle magnate. He was born poor and became possibly the wealthiest in the commonwealth, owning vast leaseholds totaling tens of millions of acres. Kidman runs cattle with a notebook and banks, and pays about 150000 dollars yearly in freight to government railways.
The Thirty-third Indiana Infantry veterans met in room 55 at the statehouse where Senator Gordon of Mississippi did not attend to return the sword surrendered by Gen. Coburn during the war. He signaled intent to return it later. Officers of the regiment include S. B. Showers president W. A. Dilley vice president A. J. Buchanan secretary and Capt. W. H. Miller treasurer. About forty-one of 275 Seventh Indiana cavalry and a good portion of the Thirteenth Indiana cavalry were present.
In Logansport Indiana on September 15 a sixty day poll showing strong Beveridge support prompted sermonizing by Rep Rach district chair Cox and appellate candidate Judge Moses B Lacy. They admitted the strength and urged workers to oppose it.
Rushville Indiana reports by state examiners credit township trustees George Caldwell and John Blickridge with careful and honest administration. A clerical error shows Rush county owes Blacklidge $53.77.
Indianapolis Columbus and Southern traction company appoints Alexander Shane of Indianapolis as general manager for the road effective October 1.
A prominent physician claims a new natural treatment by Dr. Guy Clifford Powell cures deafness and head noises at home. He offers free full information to anyone suffering, suggesting quick, lasting results and no cost to start. Send inquiries to 6842 Bank Building, Peoria, Illinois.
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