Indiana Stone Industry Booms Across the Nation
The Indiana limestone district shows unparalleled activity with quarries and mills at full capacity. Major producers like Indiana Quarries Company operate dozens of channeling machines, while new mills and expansions push output for projects from Washington to Cleveland and Boston.
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Indiana
United States
Indiana Limestone
Indiana Quarries Company
Hoosier
Perry-Matthews- Buskirk
Consolidated
Giberson
Reed
McMillan
Furst-Kerber
Ingall
Bedford
Aly
Furst-Kerber Company
Oolitic
Meyers
McLaren & Son
John A. Rows
Bedford Mills
Furst-Kerber Com
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Nec
Kansas City Union Station
Jarvis Hunt
Chicago
Reed Stone Company
Samuel P. Reed
Scottish Rite
John Russell “Pope
Ingalls Stone Company
Salem
Ingall Company
Graduate College
Princeton
N. J
Messrs
Crane
Ingalls
Shriners’ Temple
Omaha
A. Schall & Co
Stonington
Ind
E. F. Giberson & Co
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Lincoln Park Driveway
Howard Shaw
Fort Gary
Winnipeg
Man
Messrs. Ross & Macfarlane
Montreal
Levi P. Morton
John Russell Pope
Dark Hollow
Consolidated Stone Company
New York
Metropolitan District
Consolidated Quarries
Henry
J. P. Fair Company
Boston
Cambridge
Portland
Hartford
Philadelphia
Bedford Steam Stone Works
Richmond
Messrs. Bissell & Sinkler
Searchlight on Beveridge by Indiana campaign speaker
J Frakk Hanly condemns Albert J Beveridge as a dictatorial figure within the Indiana Republican machine. He accuses Beveridge of apostasy to form a Bull Moose bid for governor, contrasts platforms, and warns temperance supporters about Beveridge’s proposed initiative and referendum. He argues for removal of liquor interests and endorses a constitutional approach to temperance.
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J. Frakk
Hanly
Indiana
Albert J. Beveridge
kKind
Beveridge
U. S. Senate
Republican Party
John Bonnell
Crawfordaville
Bull Moose
Bonnell
Roosevelt
United States
General Assembly
Federal Commission of Corporations
Mother Earth
State of
Rienzi
United States Senate
Senate
Cross
Mr. Hanly
Tipton
Edwin M. Lee
Horace Stillwell
Freddie Landis
Indianapolis
Speculation on Massenet Death Rumors
Friends say the composer foresaw his demise and pondered how news would be received. His memoirs include a page where he imagines headlines announcing his death and the city noises fading as the vault is sealed, signaling forgetfulness.
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Massenet
Guest Room Comfort in a Country House
A thoughtful hostess places a medicine cabinet inside a guest room cupboard door. It holds simple remedies for toothache indigestion and related discomforts along with a spirit lamp a bottle of spirits of wine and a hot water bottle to aid quick relief without disturbing the household.
Wireless Distress Signals Rule at London Conference
The Radio Telegraphic conference in London mandates near constant wireless watch on ships. First class ships must have two operators on duty, while second class ships require a watcher during the initial ten minutes of each tour to receive distress signals and allow the main operator rest.
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London
Archbold Admits Writing Political Letters to Senators
Senate inquiry witness John D. Archbold asserts he wrote numerous letters to public men, with certificates of deposit supporting payments for legal services and political work. He cites Foraker Hanna Grosvenor, saying deposits funded Ohio and national affairs and campaign efforts.
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Washington
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil
Senate
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Foraker
Archbold
Clapp
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Mr. Archbold
Columbus
Hanna
Grosvenor
Charles H. Grosvenor
Beatty Narrowly Escapes in Brooklyn Air Descent
Aviator George W. Beatty plunged 1500 feet from a higher airline, cleared a farm house by ten feet in Kensington Park Brooklyn, wrecked his aeroplane, and was hurled onto his face with only scratches and bruises. His bride of two months was not aboard.
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New York
George W. Beatty
Forty-seventh Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Kensington Park
Brooklyn
Beatty
Man Believed Dead Alive After Lake Marsh Murder Report
Concordia Kansas October reports J C Fox who was said murdered September 29 at Lake Marsh NL is alive and has written his brother in law in Springfield Missouri Fox believes the man found dead is the Kansas City robber who attacked him and fled.
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Fox
Lake Marsh, II
Concordia
Kan
J. C. Fox
Lake Marsh
Springfield
Kansas City
Wreck injures several on Grand Rapids Chicago flyer
Benton Harbor Mich Oct 11 Several passengers were injured when the Grand Rapids Chicago flyer wrecked three miles south of here. The train, speeding at 40 miles an hour, struck a broken rail.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Here
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A. J. Beveridge
Frank Hanly
Commission of Corporations
J. Frank Hanly
Farm House
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