Tangier Threatened With Awful Massacre
Special to The Sun from Paris reports Morocco facing a grave crisis as tribes converge toward Tangier. Arriba fanatics vow holy war against Christians and Jews, with English French American and German residents at risk. Sultan Abd el Aziz vulnerable as Raisuli challenges him amid rising rebellion.
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Sahara Desert
Tangier
Morocco
Mediterranean
Tanmier
Abd-el-Aziz
Raisuli
Abu el-Aziz
Zion City declines as Dowie era ends in gloom
In Zion City, once a model union of religion and industry built by John Alexander Dowie, the collapse of his ideal unfolds. Judge Landis orders sale of the lace factory, Voliva plans a farming colony, and the town faces a shift toward ordinary manufacturing with lingering control by Dochelles. Rumors point to a Washington state or Pacific coast relocation.
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Samuel Thomas
Zion City
John Alexander Dowie
Judge Landis
Lake Michigan
Voliva
Zion
Dowle
Dowie
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
Washington State
Alexander Granger
Seattle
Zea-Phora Promises Help For Distressed Women Health
An advertisement urges women to treat subtle organ pains as warning signs and promotes Zea-Phora as a nerve tonic and strength builder. It claims thirty years of success, cites Kalamazoo Michigan, and promises trial guidance, printed testimonials, and a one dollar bottle with a free medical booklet.
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Zea-Phora
Zea- Phora
Zoa-Phora Co
Kalamazoo
Mich
Two Die as Chicago Storm Floods Fray and Chase
United Press reports a violent wind storm in Chicago caused the collapse of a two story frame building at Fray and Chase streets. Five people were killed and ten injured as the blinding rain and wind overwhelmed occupants. A 36 inch water main burst flood waters into the residence district. Ten horses drowned in basement barns. The dead include Albert Spahn 33 Annie Werinski 30 Katie Nosal 6 Annie Nosal 35 and John Nosal 2 months.
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United Press
Chicago
Fray and Chase Sts
Jess
Chicago Ave
Albert Spahn
Annie Werinski
Katie Nosal
Annie Nosal
John Nosal
Cleveland Is Ill Ex President Grover Cleveland
Ex President Grover Cleveland is slightly ill at his home in Princeton New Jersey. Dr Carnahan says he is gaining ground rapidly and is not confined to his bed but must be careful.
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Grover Cleveland
Carnahan
Wreck of the Prussia claims eighteen lives in Magellan bay
Fourteen passengers and four sailors perished when the American bark Prussia wrecked in Ellidoro bay near Punta Arenas in the Strait of Magellan. Reports say the captain took his own life after the disaster.
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Buenos Ayres
Ellidoro Bay
Punta Arenas
Strait of Magellan
Hindoo Priest to Share Lessons on Ancient East Indian Religion
Mrs. J. B. Foraker has shown interest in occult topics. This winter a Hindoo high priest will conduct private lessons on the religion of the ancient East Indians for a selected group.
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J. B. Foraker
The Sun Offers Free Want Columns For Three Days
The Sun invites readers to place free want ads for three days with ten words at no charge for housework requests.
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THE
SUN
Indianapolis General Ordinance 6 1907 on billiard table licenses
City ordinance requires a ten dollar per table annual license from the City Controller for keeping billiard and pool tables used for gain with a license term of one year expiring December 31. Fees vary by application date, with penalties up to 30 dollars per offense and daily violation charges. Passages certify by City Clerk James McNulty on August 15, 1907.
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Common Council
Indianapolis
Indiana
James M'Nulty
Indianapolis Public Works approves 1907 Woodlawn and Windsor improvements
The Indianapolis Board of Public Works announces the August 19, 1907 deadline for remonstrances on prima facie assessments for public improvements on Woodlawn Avenue and Windsor Street. The assessment roll lists owners, property descriptions, and proposed costs. the roll is available at the Board’s office for viewing.
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Department OF Public Work
Majestic
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Woodlawn Avenue
Nelson Street
Villa Avenue
Windsor Street
Tenth Street
Twelfth Street
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Bellefontaine Street
Lake Erie & Western R. R
Cornell Avenue
Eg Cc. Trusler
Department OF Public Works
Majestic Bidg
Vermont Street
Meridian Street
Senate Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Muskingum Street
Keystone Avenue
General Ordinance on market food safety and auctions in Indianapolis
Public market rules require food sellers to use refrigerators or glass covered stands to protect meat and dairy from flies dust and handling. Violations incur fines from ten to one hundred dollars with daily penalties and possible lease cancellation by the Board of Public Safety. Also a city notice invites bids for multiple street and infrastructure improvements by the Board of Public Works with insurance, bonds and bid guarantees.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Board of Public Safety
James M'Nulty
Board of Public Works
Ind
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
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