Gov Hanly Names Delegates to Tuberculosis Congress
Indiana Governor Hanly announced a list of delegates to the International Congress on Tuberculosis in Washington, D C September 21 to October 12. The roster includes Dr J N Hurty secretary of the State Board of Health Dr E F Wiser Prof Severance Barrage Dr C W Ebel and many physicians and civic leaders from Indianapolis Lafayette Muncie Terre Haute Logansport Evansville Kokomo South Bend Richmond and other cities.
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Indiana
Hanly
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Barf St Moxley
H. A. Crossmand
E. F. Wiser
Indianapolis
C. W. Ebel
Severance Burrage
Lafayette
C. W. Sheritt
L. J. Barr
Muncie
M. A. Boor
B. V. Caffee
Terre Haute
Fare Wayne
George Lake
Walcottville
W. H. Arnett
C. P. Sailors
J. H. Ross
Kokomo
F. W. Sweezey
Marion
Co. A. Carlisle
C. G. Folsom
John Campbell
W. G. Wagner
C. E. Hansel
Harry Johnson
South Bend
C. 8S. Bond
George H. Grant
Richmond
A. T. Fagaley
Lawrenceburg
George H. Spohn
Ilkhart
Indiana State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Realms of Toyland Delight at Englihs Opera House
A special excursion for children at English's opera house tours little folks through Realms of Toyland. A large audience attended yesterday with more expected today and tomorrow. New electric fans enhance comfort while Teddy Bears and Humpty Dumpty clowns perform in the streets. Also shown are other pictures and illustrated songs. The talking pictures to follow include Wanted a Maid and The Gentleman Burglar.
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English’s
Toyland
Juanar
City council rejects park purchase for Ellenberger Woods
The city council voted 13 to 7 Monday night against an ordinance providing funds to buy the Hilen berger woods in Irvington for a public park. Councilmen Brown, Smithers, Rhodes, UK, Hartman, Portteus and Hilkene supported the appropriation.
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Hilenberger Woods
Irvington
Brown
Smithers
Rhodes
Hartman
Portteus
Hil<kene
Man Found Dead in Baltimore Hotel Room
Joseph D. Herner a former straw hat manufacturer was found dead in his bed at the Hotel Rennert Baltimore Md with a bullet wound in his breast The death was ruled a clear case of self inflicted action by Dr Carruthers authorities report the incident from August 4th context unspecified
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Baltimore
Joseph D. Herner
Hotel Rennert
Pee Carruthers
Architect Burnham At Point Of Death In Detroit
Detroit Mich Aug 4 L 7 Burnham the civil engineer and architect whose skull was fractured when he was thrown from a street car Sunday night is in a precarious condition at Grace hospital Physicians hold out little hope of his recovery Burnham designed the Traction and Terminal building at Indianapolis
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Detroit
Mich
Burnham
Grace Hospital
Traction and Terminal
Indianapolis
Brake man killed in freight train wreck near Brownsville
Brownsville Ind Aug 4 Brake man John R Bishop 45 was killed yesterday evening when an A C H D freight train wrecked near here Conductor Vanschoye and three tramps were injured Twelve cars were demolished A broken a rawber caused the incident
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Brownsville
Ind
John R. Bishop
Vanschoye
Mennerchor 10 Ong at Concert in Roof Garden
The Indianapolis Maennerchor plans a Roof Garden concert on Wednesday evening, Aug. 5, featuring the male chorus performing two numbers. Beiser's Orchestra furnishes the complete program including March N. S. Reginar and selections like Wonderland, Dusty Rag, Violetta Intermezzo, The Whistler and His Dog, Tattooed Man, American Fantasia, and Dance of the Demons.
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Mennerchor
Ong
Roof Garden
Beiser
N. S. Reginar
Bdee Pada Reeves
Veese Selectad
Indianapolis Maennerchor
Whistler
Pryor
Eplers
Hacker
Herbert
Births and Deaths in City Records Quick List
The city record lists births for Charlie and Alma Stellhorn. Alexander and Bessie Cory. Emil and Frances Hellmeister. Emil and Jessie Conover. Clarence and Eva Dungan. John and Jenny Gorman. Darwin and Edna Brown. Kelley and May Woodson. William and Ollie Davis. Frank and Nannie Shearin. Elmer and Hazel Freeman. Otis and Bertha Lyday. Charles and Mabel Clark. Deaths include James Mohan at 4 years in insane hospital. infant Zuzina. Julia Howard. Drusilla Angeline Cochran. Bertha Ballow. Cecil W. Sheets. Minnie Koellen. Mary Frances Hodgen. Mamie Frankel. Wm Thomas Walt. Ebeneezer Skinner. James Conners with causes varied from myocarditis to burns and biliary complications.
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GITY
Charlie
Alma Stellhorn
N. Bradley Street
Alexander
Bessie Cory
Fifteenth Street
Emil
Frances Hellmeister
Dees Street
Jessie Conover
Louisiana Street
Clarence
Eva Dungan
Washington Street
John
Jenny Gorman
Darwin
Edna Brown
Broadway
Kelley
May Woodson
S. Walcott Street
William and
Ollie Davis
Chicago Street
Frank and
Nannie Shearin
Madison Avenue
Elmer and
Hazel Freeman
LaSalle Street
Otis and
Bertha Lyday
Ringgold Street
Chas. and
Mabel Clark
Coffey Street
James Mohan
Zuzina
Pearl Street
Julia Howard
Seventeenth Street
Drusilla
Angeline Cochran
Bellefontaine Street
Bertha Ballow
City Hospital
Cecil
W. . Sheets
Bloomington Street
Minnie Koellen
Vermont Street
Mary Frances Hodgen
Months
Brightwood Avenue
Mamie Frankel
Capitol Avenue
Wm. Thos. Walt
Morgan Street
Ebeneezer Skinner
James Conners
Meridian Street
Five Die As Auto Plunges Down Burlingame Embankment
In San Francisco on August 4, five people perished when a large automobile veered off a steep Burlingame embankment. Victims named are Mrs. Ira G. O'Brien Jr., Ira G. O'Brien, Robert T. O'Brien, Thomas McCormick, and Miss Clara McCormick. Miss Ethel McCormick and Mrs. Er. G. McCauley were injured. The driver Miss Ethel McCormick could not apply the brake before the car plunged, struck a tree 35 feet below, and the bodies were thrown 20 feet further down.
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San Francisco
Burlingame
Ira G. O'Brien
Robert T. O'Brien
Thomas McCormick
Clara McCormick
Ethel McCormick
Er. G. McCauley
Tax on ball games passed by council
City council approved a $25 license fee for every professional baseball game within city limits. Councilman Donovan's ordinance faced no opposition and passed smoothly.
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Donavan
City Proposes Extra $10 for Street Sprinkling Work
An ordinance seeking an additional ten dollars to complete the street sprinkling contract was presented to the city council on Monday by a representative named Bret. The proposal aims to authorize funds to finish the ongoing municipal work.
Victory for Independent Telephones Claim Is Not Well Founded
A court ruling finds the independent telephone claim unfounded. The decision emphasizes the burden of proof and grounds for rejection, noting lack of compelling evidence.
Decision Means Much for the Independents in Toll Case
Judge Quail ruled the United States Telephone Company is not in restraint of trade and upheld the 99 year contract with independent exchanges. The Delphos Home Telephone Company must honor Bell Central Union toll connections, preserving United States Company investments and public interests amid the independents' growth in Ohio and Indiana.
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Lima, O
Quail
United States Telephone Company
Delphos Home Telephone Company
Bell Telephone Company
Ohio
Indiana
Middle West
Bell Company
Bell
United States Company
United States
Central Linion Company
Bell System
Delphos Home Helenhone Company
The
Delphos Company
Central Union
Delphos
Bell-Central Union
Phat
Delphas Home Telephone Company
Stocks Rise on Steel and American Locomotive Tide
New York Aug 4 under Steel preferred and American Locomotive leading stocks rose with new high yearly marks. Steel and Locomotive traded around 110% and 47 respectively as early trading showed strength. Union Pacific advanced past 155 while Amalgamated Smelters Northern Pacific and Pennsylvania rose. Canadian Pacific lagged on strike worries. Coal stocks and Reading remained firm amid Hepburn commodity clause optimism. Government bonds unchanged. Also included are livestock and grain price listings with various weights and category ranges.
Nevada Mines Attract Indianapolis Capital In Texas Lake City
Indianapolis investors, led by Maurice Donnelly of the Denison hotel, eye the Austin Manhattan Mining Company holdings in Nevada after a tour of the Austin Austin-Hanipah and related properties. The firm, consolidating 161 corporations, reports $50,000 extracted and a $10,000,000 authorized capital stock. Donnelly praised the mines’ extent, saying prior operators had shown the way and suggesting substantial Indianapolis capital may follow.
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Inals Napolis Capital
Austin Manhattan Mining Company
Wt oAustin, Ney
Nevada
Manhattan Silver Mining Company
Austin Mining Company
Austin-Hanipah Mining Company
Exans, Miesse & Co
Fisher Building
Chicago
Consolidated
Maurice Donney
Denison
Donnelly
Mir. Donnelly
Indianapeolis
Austin
Nev
Merriattin Consolidated Company
Gayety Picture Show Pleases the Growds
A lively Gayety program drew strong crowds for the first three nights with pleasing songs and applauded performances. The varied lineup included travel views, two comedies, Shamus O'Brien drama, and a wild west feature. A full program change arrives Thursday.
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Gayety
Crose
Shamus O'Brien
Canton glass factory resumes work in Marion Indiana
The Canton glass factory in Marion Indiana has resumed work, employing two hundred men. The Ball Brothers owned Marton fruit jack factory is expected to resume at an early date.
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Marion
Ind
Canton Glass
Marton Fruit
Ball Brothers
Buffalo livestock market prices for August 4
East Buffalo live stock market notes cattle receipts 150 steady sheep receipts 600 active lambs up 2 cents yearlings and sheep prices listed hogs receipts 2380 down slightly prices for Yorkers pigs and mixed hog categories provided.
Martin Rice Dies on Interurban Car Near Tipton Indiana
Martin Rice age 79 a longtime Democrat and prominent Mason died Monday afternoon on an interurban car near Tipton Indiana while traveling with his wife and daughter to Lake Maxinkuckee for a trip. He served 22 years as treasurer of the grand lodge of Masons and was said to be the oldest thirty third degree Mason in the state. Funeral arrangements will be handled by the Masonic order with details pending.
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Martin Rice
Tipton
Ind
Lake Maxinkuckee
Rice
Indianapolis
Tenth Street
Grand Lodge of Masons
Masonic Order
McCarren Sends Actor Friend to John Kern
George H. Thomas advance agent for the Lost Trail company, arriving to call on John W. Kern, Democratic vice presidential nominee, seeks to arrange a party at the Park theater opening. Thomas carries a letter from P. H. McCarren and aims to secure support from the Actors National Protective Association.
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George H. Thomas
Adrance
Park Theater
John W. Kern
Thomas
Kern
P. H. McCarren
New York
Democratic Executive Committee of
Mr. Kern
Actors’ National Protective Association
Judge Vanderver Killed by Train Near Hutchinson
In Hutchinson Kansas on August 4 Judge George A. Vanderver, a Republican nominee for the Ninth judicial district, was killed when his automobile was struck by a Rock Island train yesterday.
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Hutchinson, Kas
Aus
George A. Vanderver
Ninth Judicial District
Rock Island
Public Works Plans Sewer and Street Improvements in Indianapolis
The City of Indianapolis Board of Public Works announces proposed improvements under Improvement Resolutions No. 5687 and 5888. Plans include a local sewer along an alley east of Pennsylvania Street from Twenty-Eighth Street south 310 feet and a Fernway area project from Lawrence Street to Catherine Street via Thallman Avenue and adjacent alleys.
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Department OF Public Works
Majestic Bidg
Indianapolis
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Pennsylvania Street
Twenty-Eighth Street
Fernway
Bloyd Avenue
Hazel Street
Lawrence Street
Thallman Avenue
Therce
Stet Aliavenat
Catherine Street
Winter Avenue
Fennway
Roosevelt Avenue
Cooper Street
Fernwiy and
Sherbrook Avenue
Fernways
Gertrude Avenue
Lawrence Avenue
Ooertrude Avenue
Holloway Avenue
Langley Avenue
Saul
First Alley
Thirtieth Street
Egg and Poultry Prices at Indianapolis Produce Exchange
Market listings show eggs at five cents per dozen and turkey prices at thirty cents. Ducks and geese priced up to six to ten cents. Chickens, oats, timothy, clover, straw and other feed items listed with varying per unit costs. Location noted at 130 Kentucky Ave. Gy Rouse Brothers operate the wagon market.
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Gy Rouse Broas
Kentucky Ave
Seed Markets Story With Faint Market Figures
Seed markets show limited data as orchard and grain prices drift. Reported figures include common and red varieties with prices around two dollars per unit, while broader demand remains uncertain amid weather and supply factors.
Hogs and cattle prices at Union Stock Yards Aug 4 report
Hogs receipts 14 000 higher bulk 6 45 6 75 light 6 15 6 85 mix 6 20 6 92 workers 6 65 6 75 heavy 6 15 6 92 good to choice 6 40 6 92 rough 6 15 6 40 cattle receipts 7 000 10c lower beeves 3 75 7 60 Texas steers 3 50 3 25 western steers 3 70 5 90 stockers 2 40 4 40 cows 1 50 5 60 calves 6 25 7 25 sheep receipts 15 000 weak native western 2 60 4 40 yearlings 4 50 10 lambs native western 4 50 6 75
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DOE
Cence
Danset Farscan Apace Cuneea
Chicago
Peratures
A. W. Thomson
Seatoenes
Texas
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Aug. Cattle and Hog Receipts
Pittsburg stock listings show cattle receipts light and steady demand with Meigen Haag prime at 6.00 to 6.25, good at 5.40 to 5.90, heifers limited. Hog receipts five loads. heavy and medium at 7.00 to 7.10, yorkers 6.50 to 7.05, pigs lower. Sheep receipts light with prime wethers 4.60 to 4.70, good mixed 4.25 to 4.50, lambs 4.00 to 6.36.
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Pittsburg
Xtra
Schieher
Toledo Grain Markets Report Snapshot
Toledo on August 4 lists Wheat with cash 9414, September 9733, December 9733, May 1.01. Corn cash and September 64144, December 44, May 44. Oats cash 43, September 46, December 46, May 485c. Rye 76. Cleverseat crater 8.75 in March, 8.32% Pesike Agent 99-08.
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Timothy
Hag
Toledo. O
Cleverseat Crater
Public Works Receives Bids on Marion County Projects
The Board of Public Works and Marion County Commissioners announce bid openings for multiple projects in Indiana. Proposals include culverts on Salt Lake Road and North Line of Section 10-14-4, concrete and pipe culverts in various townships, and Minnesota Street opening and widening from Linden Street to Churchman Avenue. Public hearings and remonstrance periods set for mid August 1908.
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Elmira Street
Thirtieth Street
Barnes Avenue
Board of Public Works
Indianapola
Tieve of Public Works
Wilh Mae
Tsoseph T. Elliott
Treston C. Trusler
J. Mack
Board of Commis Sioners
Marion County
Indiana
Ta Fe
IWS
WM. H. Roberts
Albert Sahm
Board of Commissioners
Wes
Shelbyville Road
Franklin Township
John Agregor
John M. Mendenhall
N. W
Decatuc Township
Bnard
John ST Gregor
Department OF Public Works
Office of the Board
Majestic
Linden Street
Churchman Avenue
Minnesota Street
Shelby Street
Kentucky Avenue
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
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