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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1908

Page

2

Marott department store to open with vast offerings

The Marott department store at 58 Massachusetts avenue will open Thursday from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. with a grand assortment across floors. Men’s furnishings and clothing occupy the main left aisle, while shoes, lingerie, jewelry, and notions fill nearby sections. The basement houses Japanese goods, china, glassware, and groceries. the second floor includes gowns, millinery, and cloaks. the fourth floor features furniture and a toy area planned for later.

Marott Department Store Massachusetts Avenue

Bond Given by Alleged Whitecaps in Indiana

Seven persons are under arrest in Posey township over a whitecapping attack on farmer John Tribbey. The grand jury filed eight indictments. one suspect is reportedly out of state. Those arrested include Mrs Leon Tribbey Henry Conaway Lafe Goldman Burt O Kennedy Charles McFatridge Gurney Drys Gale and Perry D Collins. Each was released on $1000 bond. It is said Mrs Tribbey left the door unlocked to allow entry.

Rushville Ind John Tribbey Posey Township Leon Tribbey Henry Conaway Lafe Goldman Burt O. Kennedy Charles McFatridge Gurney Drys- Gale Perry D. Collins

Indiana Briefs From Several Cities Reporting Crimes and Local News

Martinsville an alleged horse thief escaped from custody in Brownstown and was arrested yesterday. Anderson patrolman Finnell may be appointed police chief. Shelbyville Harry V. Cook sues for divorce claiming his wife called him a flirt. Goshen John D. Myers, a carpenter, fell from a roof and was killed. Garland City oil and gas men obtained leases on 50,000 acres in Gibson Pike and Warrick counties. Evansville Clinton Redman, colored, sentenced to prison for life for murder of Eva Biechlein. Fountain City sealing wax burst into Mrs James Townsend’s face, risking blindness. New Albany Admiral George A. Bicknell, retired, will reside there. Bloomington Edward Ford charged with murder of Joel and Frank McCoy to stand trial next Monday. Huntington John Petrie preserves the freak apple tree of Indiana with ripe Breen apples blossoming for the third time this year.

Garland City—Oil and Gas Gibson, Pike Warrick Counties Huntington John Petrie Indiana Goodrich Kistler Wistler Jackson James F. Goodrich Knisely Luther W. Ixnisely Plain Farmer Democrat J. Frank Hanly Hanly Representative Knisely Gov House Mr. Knisely Senator Wickwire Wickwire Ananias Baker Tom Wickwire Harry Hanly County House Investigating Committee Senator Kistler Senator Mattingly C. C. Shirley White State of Supreme Court Hanty Konlsely Denison Senator Knnsely Mr. Kaisely Shirley Krisiy Krnisely Governor's Office Secretary of States Mr. Wickwire

Pears, peaches and corn mark Indiana farm season

Owensville reports a lively pear market with cars of pears shipping to distant markets at about 40 cents a bushel amid a large crop and weak local demand. In Montgomery township about 10 000 peach trees expand the fruit program as new pear orchards mature. Shelby County corn yields 50 to 60 bushels per acre, with good prices anticipated despite drought chatter.

Montgomery Township Shelby Shelb Isaac Talbert

Letters to England To Go for 2 Cents

Beginning tomorrow letters weighing an ounce or less sent to England Ireland Scotland and Wales will require only two cents postage in a rate change that will gradually be extended to other British possessions. The move aims to simplify international mail and cut costs for travelers and businesses.

Washington England Ireland Scotland Wales

Prohibition inquiry hearings reveal Wickwire Knisely pressures

The commission declined to call witnesses Hugg and Tyndall after Senator Kistler's testimony. Rev. Stevens, of Garrett Indiana, testified that Knisely faced urged statements, with Garrard recounting Knisely's claim of Wickwire promising a job. Garrard and Knisely offered conflicting accounts of governor's involvement as Daily steers the inquiry.

Commission Kistler Hugs Tyndall Wickwire Representative Knisely Huge Senator Wickwire Hugg Knisely Huntly Harry B. Stevens Garrett Ind Stevens Shirley Ife Mr. Knisely Kuisely Mr. Wiscler Mr. Stevens Representative Garrard Knnsely House White Garraira Garrard Kiisely Gov. Hanly Senator Kistler James F. Goodrich Representative Daily

National Irrigation Congress Leader Esteemed in New Mexico

A distinguished official, George E. Barstow of Barstow Texas and Rhode Island birth, leads as first vice-president at the sixteenth annual session in Albuquerque Mexico, famed for conservation work and major irrigation projects. his long career includes roles in previous congresses and naval-like leadership across national resource movements.

Ion George E. Barstow National Irrigation Congress Albuquerque Mexico Mr. Barstow Rhode Island Barstow Tex Washington Mississippi

Promote Beauty Growth With Skin Tonic Recipe

A 19th century item describes a skin based toning method to enhance bust arms neck and shoulders. It prescribes glycerine rosewater tincture cadomene and borax applied twice daily with rubbing then washing. Text cites dermatologists endorsing the formula as most effective for fleshy development.

Tailored Women's Suits at 25 Dollar Price Highlight

Remarkable value in tailored suits offered at 25 dollars with noted fabric quality and expert tailoring. The text emphasizes refined lines in skirts and coats, fashionable colors, and the aim to serve customers seeking an autumn suit at a modest price.

Millinery Display Promises Largest Indianapolis Selection

Our matchless display remains nearly intact with gaps filled by daily selling making the exhibition attractive. Many new superb creations are shown for the first time. Pay five dollars or seventy five cents or any price between and be assured of the greatest assortment of beautiful styles in Indianapolis to select from. Second Floor.

Indianapolis

Wood door or wire screen to deter visitors and burglars

A wooden door or a wire screen will keep out flies and unwelcome visitors, but not burglars or fire. The copy urges placing jewels and papers behind a twenty one ton steel door to ensure safety and peace of mind.

Governor Bribery Inquiry Transcripts in Denison Hotel

Testimony details offer of a government position to Representative Knisely, including discussions with Senator Wickwire and Governor Hanly. Key questions cover timing before a vote, conversation with Honan, and motives after the alleged bribe claim. Witness recounts meeting in Denison hotel dining room, note taker, and typewritten affidavit.

Honan Wickwire Knisely Ananias Baker Shirley Knnsely Kistler Stokes Jackson Denison Senator Wickwire Mattingly Anisely Gov. Hanly Hanly White Attorney General’s Force Mr. Knisely Daily Hegen Corbinieg

Hold Women No Witnesses To Stabbing Near Washington Street

Arthur Githen was severely injured in a knife attack along White River near Washington Street. Two women were detained by police on suspicion of knowing the assailant. The last arrested woman was Lillian Harrigan, also known as Clauda Lee and Mamie Lee, once at 728 Center Street, who sought help finding a husband and had contacts with Buffalo and Dallas police. A party member accompanying Githen included Jessie Wilds, age 1? years.

Arthur Githen White River Washington Street Githen Lillian Harrigan Clauda Lee Mamie Lee Center Street New York Dallas Tex Jessie Wilds

Pioneering Pawlow's digestion work and a patent nostrum

A retrospective on Prof. Pawlow and his dog and animal experiments credited with advancing digestion science. The piece lauds his methods as painful yet foundational, then promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming to regulate stomach acids, aid digestion, and offer free trials via mail order. It cites Nobel prize recognition and public acclaim for Pawlow and touts a 50 cent price per package.

Prof. Pawlow Russia Pawlow Shakespeare Prof Stuart F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Marshal Mick

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