Plan for factory lots proves effective in Muncie and Rushville
George W Bliss of Bliss Swain Co says the Commercial club plan to dispose of new factory addition lots worked well in Muncie and Rushville. Jet lots sold at 200 dollars in Muncie and 150 in Rushville, with winners drawn after selling out. Bliss calls the scheme practical and worthy of public confidence for Indianapolis enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Muncie
Rushville
Indianapolis
Waterspout critic rejects sweat water theory at tunnel
Waterspout G R Halle assistant superintendent of streets disputes Supt Zion's sweat theory for water leaking into the station tunnel. Halle reports to the Board of Works that leaks likely come from station downspouts and urges the company to inspect them. Zion claims moisture in the air condenses on the cooler tunnel walls, insisting no outside seepage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Halle
Supt. Zion
Indianapolis Union Railway Company
Halle
Board of Works
Zion
Showing the Way to Kidney Relief in Indianapolis
An Indianapolis resident Samuel D Waters of 907 W Washington St, a plumber and steam fitter, shares his experience with severe kidney pains, colored secretions, and back trouble. After trying remedies with no relief, he used Doan's Kidney Pills from Henry J Huders Drug Store and was reportedly cured, also noting removal of persistent eczema with Doan's Ointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel D. Waters
Washington St
Hendricks Block
Market St
Doan
Henry J. Huder
Haughville weighs captaincy choice for fire unit
A Haughville movement backs P H Kile an ex captain now pipeman for chief position while Captain J P Fox of the Haughville engine company is urged to leave his berth A letter from John Harbison of National Malleable Castings Co urges Kile and Mayor Bookwalter backs him if a captaincy opens The matter was referred to Fire Chief Cods with two sides backing a Haughville man Kile resides in Haughville while Fox does not
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Haughville
J. P. Fox
Haughville Engine Company
John Harbison
National Malleable Castings Company
The
Safety Board
Harbison
P. H. Kile
Chemical
Bookwalter
Kile
Woman Survives After Frog Found in Stomach
Mrs Charles Burtis of Hopewell Junction was treated after two years of stomach pains. An X ray at Vassar hospital revealed a lodged object. Surgeons removed a six inch frog from her stomach at St Catherine s hospital New York. The frog was alive and believed to have been swallowed as a tiny tadpole in water. Mrs Burtis is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Mich
Nature
New York
Reunion After 40 Years For Civil War Vet And Daughter
Akron Ohio April 12 A Civil War veteran Thomas J Hardesty aged over 80 and his daughter separated for four decades are to be reunited after a dream and a letter from Bottum station. The daughter, living in the West, sent a picture and arrangements for a reunion are underway. Also noted are retirements of Patrolmen Dan Carter and E F Murphy due to ill health and a complaint about a building foundation encroaching on the sidewalk at Pennsylvania and Michigan streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Thos. J. Hardesty
Hardesty
Cuyahoga Valley
Bottum Station
West
Tom
Stubborn Motormen Parade Stalls Five Massachusetts Ave Lines
At St Clair and Noblestown College avenue and Columbia avenue streetcars blocked each other over a frog at Massachusetts Avenue. After 10 to 15 minutes of tension and angry passengers the two motormen backed up to permit downtown College avenue cars to proceed.
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Columbia-avé
St. Clair and
Noblests
College
Massachusetts-ave
Columbia-ave
College-ave
Columbia Ave
Massachusetts Ave
Masachusetts-ave
Union Traction
Whitcomb Must Pay After Supreme Court Affirmation
The Supreme Court Friday affirmed the judgment of Wm. H. Stringer, receiver of the Eureka saving and loan association, against Theodore C. Whitcomb the alleged delinquent secretary. Stringer secured two Marion county superior court judgments totaling $21 730 and appeal raised technicalities. Whitcomb was accused of failing to account for about $21 000 of the association s funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Wm. H. Stringer
Eureka Saving and Loan Association
Theodore C. Whitcomb
Stringer
Whitcomb
Marion County Superior Court
Marines Pass Through Indianapolis on Way to Philippines
A detachment of 100 United States Marines and six officers traveled by special train through Indianapolis shortly after noon on Friday. They head to San Francisco to board the transport Sherman for Cavite Manila, where they will perform garrison duty.
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Washington
Indianapolis
Philippines
Presidio of
San Francisco
Sherman
Cavite
Manila
Chase's Nerve Pills Promised Strength and Nerve Help
In Indianapolis reports the Great Nerve Medicine’s claims grow stronger with citizen testimony. Mrs. B. W. Miller of No 451 E Washington St testifies the pills calm trembly nerves and weakness of age while restoring steadiness, though she did not finish the full dose due to feeling well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Indianapolis
B. W. Miller
Washington St
Years He Ended Paralysis With Pink Pills at Last
Thomas Lawes of Hotel Taft Dunkirk Indiana described a decade of paralysis and deafness cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He testified before notary J J Stewart on Feb 15 1902 affirming the cure and urged readers to obtain the genuine pills from druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY at fifty cents a box or six for two dollars fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Lawes
Taft
Dunkirk
Ind
J. J. Stewart
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Megrew shies at routes change question on terminal board
President Megrew of the Board of Works refused to discuss which Indianapolis interurban terminal routes might change after an inspection. He dodged reporters, saying the matter would come out when the board decides. He fled toward a back room, avoiding further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megrew
Board of Works
Indianapolis Interurban Terminal Company
Burford Wholesale Ad Notes Local Products and Moves
An old classifieds style notice lists items from WM. B. Burford of Indianapolis including Laxative Bromo-Quinine cure, post binders, blank holders, skimming brushes from Indianapolis Paint and Color Co. and a massage cream. It notes dentists and other professionals with removals to Claypool Building and Newton Claypool Building offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. B. Burford
Indianapolis
Ind
Immigration Opportunity in Texas Draws Settlers
The document extols Texas states rights and the wealth created by rice growing, truck farming, and diversified farming in south Texas and southwest Louisiana. It notes rice cultivation has added about 20 million dollars to regional wealth and highlights affordable land for settlers seeking homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Louisiana
Louis
Kinzie Seeks State Superintendent Bid
Titus E Kinzie of South Bend presents himself as a strong candidate for state superintendent of public instruction. He expects to secure a place on the ticket at the state convention and claims his extensive educational training makes him a likely winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinaie
South Bend
Mr. Kinzie
Chas Barron Seeks Unknown Love Across Council Bluffs
Lieut Chas A Barron Cleveland Ohio after four years in the Philippines moves to Council Bluffs Indiana to work as a motor line conductor He intends to win the hand of a young woman he met in 1898 and has never forgotten hoping to meet her again through his move.
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Cleveland, O
Philippines
Chas. A. Barron
Cleveland
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Council Bluffe
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Alma-Bromo Spring
Michigan Drug Co
Detroit
Muncie and
George W. Bliss
Bliss, Swain & Co
Union Station
Dan Carter
EF. C. Murphy
Murphy
Building and Loan Secretary
Uncle Sam’s Marines
Indiana
E.W. Grove
Indianapolis Paint and Color Company
Massachusetts-are
Barber Supply Co
E. Ohiost
Ferseney WM. B. Burford
Henry Karstadt
Brill Dyeing and Cleaning Co
Masa.ave
N. Il.st
George A. Sigler
Enten Claypool
We Pold’g
Immigration
Titus E. Kinzie
O. K
Klondike
Illiam D. Trerio
Chandler-st
Lawrence
Mane
Lazarola CO
Vesey-st
Ny X
Dearborn St
Chicago
Hartmann
Charles L., Hartmann
Merchant’ Association
Washington Street
Lorette Hotel
Ohio ST
P. O
J. O. Mulkey
Mer
Gold Hill Mining Co
Law Building
H. B. Smith
F. A. Bosler
F. KH. Seepard
Sec
D. Moore
Treas
Dr Carter & Co
DR. Carter & CO
Yohn Bik
Teetef
Amerigan Painless Dentists
Wanss
Indianapolis Tent & Awning CO
NEW Publications
Deutsch Tailoring Co
South
Illinois Street
William M
H.Y. City
Emerson Pianos
Rogers
Aleo
Lilly & Stalnaker
East
Tos. R. Adams
Paiave
Teldence
VOR Eoet Hardware Co
Marveer .O
Weem Times Bay
Times
Chas. W. Efchrodt
Sloan Drug Co
W. Washington-st
Frank H. Carter
W. Washington-at
Harry-Francis Pharmacy
Cor. Penn
Chfosts
L. E Morrison & Co
W. Wash.-st
Brou
Wmarraraf S.am
United States
Omega
Tnolabapolis Gas Compart
D. P. Stirk & CO
H. East St
Omer Wits
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