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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1907
Page
6
Perkins and Congressmen outline proposed actions regarding goaltender protection in Pacific matters. They call for policy changes and stricter enforcement to ensure safety and fair play for players, teams, and officials across venues and conferences.
Senator George C. Perkins reports growing demand for a major Pacific coast naval base. Congressmen Knowland Hayes and others press for legislation as chambers of commerce and naval officers voice support amid rising coastal population and trade.
Fred E. Baker reports long relief from severe eczema using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent after failing with an earlier doctor prescribed ointment. He notes skin clearance within weeks and adds his wife benefited from Cuticura remedies for female troubles. Dated Water Vliet New York Nov 30 1906 and Jan 20 1907.
In Richmond and across Indiana, politicians nudge toward gubernatorial or congressional runs. The Kokomo News backs Landis for governor while weighing Miller and Watson as contenders. Goodwine and Goodrich loom as possible dark horses. Cromer, Crumpacker, and others draw support.
The agricultural department, leveraging the work of thirty five milk experts, issued a bulletin sized book about milking and dairy practice. It aims to inform readers with useful guidance for those interested in dairy farming.
A speaker recounted a busy man who avoided blotting by praying during ink drying time. He used those moments to pray and thereby found time in a crowded schedule.
News of the week highlights evidence in New York to dissolve Standard Oil. Bonaparte and Landis may act in the Chicago & Alton cases. Central American delegates meet in Washington to discuss a peace compact. Municipal problems rise at the League of American Municipalities in Norfolk. Oklahoma votes on the new constitution Tuesday. Queen Wilhelmina opens the Netherlands parliament September 17. Harvard and Yale turbine steamers start all waterway service New York to Boston next week.
Sinn Fein, a new Irish party with growing support, advocates an industrial revival and nonsectarian national university. It calls for a Dublin parliament governed by moral mandates, Irish consular presence abroad, and boycotts of British goods to build home rule through economic means.
John R. Walsh, a 79 year old banker, faces trial on 300 counts alleging misapplication and falsification linked to wrecking the Chicago National Bank, Equitable Trust, and Home Savings. Prosecutors say $14 million liabilities and extensive records prove guilt, while defense cites technical defenses amid a long pretrial battle.
Miss Sarah Skinner of Western College for Women Oxford Ohio received a Carnegie fund grant after teaching there more than 30 years. Miss Sawyer dean of the college was awarded an honorary Doctor of Literature degree by Miami University.
Two years after purchasing land for a single playground the city now operates five parks valued at nearly three times the original price. Authorities say the sites are well cared for and serve children, becoming models for other cities.
In a spring forecast bankers warn of tight money and call for caution. They say many operators overextend and rely on borrowed capital, risking collapse if credit dries up. Indianapolis banks lend to New York and Chicago, signaling strong regional prosperity but urging prudence to weather a looming financial tightening.
The Sun offers readers ten cent patterns from a leading company. A new pattern is described daily and includes seam allowances. Obtain by mailing ten cents plus name size and return address to The Sun Fashion Department.
Indianapolis boards announce approval of assessment rolls for improvements on Thirty First Street Fifteenth Street and First Alley West of Madison Avenue plus notice to contractors for Riverside Park dam apron repairs and a local sewer on Dewey Avenue with remonstrance date set for September 18 1997 and bids due September 1907
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