Coal TrustSet to Raise Pennsylvania Prices 25 Cents a Ton
Special to The Sun reports that the Pennsylvania coal barons led by John Baer will raise mine prices by 25 cents per ton starting Sept 31. The move follows new rail freight rate hikes and widespread profiteering, despite arbitration gains for miners and pending federal suits challenging restraint of trade. The piece notes reserves and possible mine shutdowns this fall, with demand high in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Baer
Philadelphia Coal Exchange
Railroad Coal Companies of
New England
Woman kills 300 pound bear in kitchen in Waterbury
Special to The Suns reports Mrs. William Rogers of Waterbury Connecticut shot and killed a 300 pound black bear that entered her kitchen while disturbing pots and pans. The bear had chased two men on October Mountain and roamed Whitney estate preserves. Rogers fired buckshot, wounded by recoil, but the bear died. she remained at the door as the scene ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
William Rogers
William C. Whitney
Charlies Orth
William Savage
Orth
Savage
John Pierpont
Wiliam Rogers
Whitney Preserve
Rockefellers Nervous View Seen in London Reports
London financiers view John D. Rockefellers remarks on U.S. stability with skepticism and a hint of levity. Lord Welby, trusted England financial expert, counters that Rockefellers tone reflects stockbroker nerves rather than bankers. The debate mirrors tensions over Roosevelt policy and market confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John D. Rockefeller
America
Dickens
Guppy
United States
Rockefeller
Roosevelt
Lord Welby
Lord Wyesby
England
Gladstone
Bear interferes with housekeeping in fierce scene
A man defends his home by striking a bear on the head with a tool, declaring that the intruder will not disrupt his domestic routine. The incident highlights a tense confrontation and the homeowner’s resolve to protect his space.
County Institute Opens With Over 1200 Teachers Present
Special to The Sun from Fowler Indiana reports the County Teachers Institute is in session all week. More than 12 hundred twenty five teachers attend the gathering, with sessions planned on curriculum, methods, and student needs across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Ind
County Teachers’ Institute
They Prosper Among Auto Parts Dealers and Manufacturers
The passage notes that parts and accessories makers and dealers have prospered almost from the start of the industry. It cites sagacity, business methods, and adequate capital as the key factors driving their success alongside the broader automobile trade.
Nurse's Story Promotes Miles Anti-Pain Pills Credited Relief
A nurse writes of suffering from severe headaches and neuralgia, noting two weekly doctors offered only pain relief. After using Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills, she experienced remarkable improvement and stopped needing her physician. She urges others to try the remedy, citing multiple successful cases and a neighbor’s relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Josephine Bohn
W. Genesee
Auburn
Milew
Money Pirates Hit Roosevelt in Panic Chronicles
A famous churchman sees a conspiracy in oil magnate's warning of an impending panic. The article links Roosevelt to alleged schemes amid hard times and a crisis around wealth and power.
Roosevelt and Rockefeller Choices Spark Third Term Debate
The article notes a clash between Roosevelt and Rockefeller principles, suggesting the public may compel Roosevelt to reconsider a third-term bid. It argues the conflict must be faced now and that political pressure could force Roosevelt to stay in the fight to its conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Roosevelt
Majestic Theater Opens on Labor Day
The Sun offers free ten word wants ads for three days for vacant rooms or other rentals. Advertisers are invited to use the Sun’s free want columns to reach potential tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theater
Sun
the Sun
Rockefeller and Roosevelt clash over the 1907 panic
Analyzed editorial argues against financial pirates led by John D. Rockefeller and their allies who might wreck the market to punish Roosevelt. It contends the administration enforces law against wealth and warns the public not to be deceived by panic talk, citing Gladden's critique of big finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan. J
Northern Pacific
Shall
Will
John D. Rockefeller
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
City Public Works notices assessments on two streets
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces prima facie assessment rolls for improvements on THE FIRST ALLEY NORTH OF VERMONT STREET and TENTH STREET. Remonstrances are due Monday, Aug 1907, with details at the Board office. Readable names, property descriptions, and owner details are listed in the file.
Public Works of Indianapolis approves assessment for Twenty Street improvements
The Board of Public Works approves the prima facie assessments for Improvement Resolution No. 4658 on Twenty Street from Bellefontaine Street to the Lake Erie & Western tracks with brick paving and curbing. Remonstrances against assessed amounts may be filed or heard on Monday, August 5, 1907, at the Public Works office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Public Works
Board
Majestic Bidg
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Twentieth Street
Bellefontaine Street
Lake Erie & Western R. R
Cornell Avenue
Joseph T. Blliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Indianapoliss Notice of Liquor License Applications 1907
Notices announce applications for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in Marion county Indiana in September 1907. Applications list Spencer House Sample Room on Illinois street, No 127 South Minors street, and Hinerichs place near Lafayette and Crawfordsville roads. Names H L Rood Joseph Stahr and fil Hornaday appear with ward and township designations.
Notice of weed cutting and burning for Indianapolis lots 1907
The Indianapolis public health commissioners order that weeds on numerous city lots be cut and burned by August 2, 1907. If owners fail, the city will perform the work and charge the cost against each lot owner, listing many specific lot owners and subdivisions in Marion County Indiana. Also includes notices of licenses to sell intoxicating liquor in various wards and locations with pool table privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Marion County
Indiana
Commissioners of Public Health and Charities
A. B. Hunter
Fleming
North Park
G. D. Groff
Braden
L. B. Brush
Armstrong
C. M. Hinners
Waren
Springdale
H. B. Holloway
Ritter and Ferrifield
Frank E. Cassidy
D. S. Beatty
E. E. Hollexy
Cushing
H. H. O. Hill
E. M. Meskill
H. Coak Hill
E. E. Tulley
Munson
H. & H. Oak Hill
E. Smith
Allen
C. Ruddy
F. Smith
C. D. Meige
A. G. Cloud
F. C. Jones
H. M. Reid
M. H. Mallory
Worth
W. Turner
A. S. Patterson
Allen 2Nd
North Addition
M. B. Dill
Ritter and
Merrifield
Julius &. Ehrlich
C. Webb
A. L. and
D. M. Kitselman
T. Sommers
Vajen
P. O. Graf
D. J. Elliott
S. T. Hook
J. D
F. A. Jeffery
South Brookside
N. Cnolre
Caldwell’s
Walker
Cliffordave
F. Woltjeb
J. M. Young
Fletcher
M. E
T. S. Hission
Kk. E. Bu
E. H. Schmid
A. E. and
O. Snider
Webb
Brookside Park
M. E. Kinney
Trotter
J. Macbeth
Fletche
South
M. Anderson
C. Smith
M. Wells
Louisa L. J. Birch
G. Adair
S. J. Macbeth
A. L. Furguson
J. C. Shinkle
E. R
A. R. Bernhamer
A. B. Porter
Blake's
L. S. Waterman
Caldwell
Clifford-ave
W. A. Young
L. A. Glidwell
Englewood
H. E. Allen
Indianapolis & Cincinnati
R. R. Co
J. Hamill
Metzger
Shelbyst
R. N. Hutchison
Jullian
Et al
Spring Garden
S. LE
M. L. Hawkins
Lippenscutt
J. L. Spaulding
Crapster
J. and
A. Herron
North Woodlawn
G. D. New
L. H
S. E. Jones
H. F
E. L. Nierman
North Indiana
A. L. Pippert
Graceland Park
E. E. Hoffman
Hoffman
Edmund D. Clark
Thomas B. Nobli
Frank A. Morrison
Mavity J. Spencer
Commissioners
Notice of license to sell intoxicating liquors in Indianapolis
Charles Rosuck seeks a September term license to sell vinous and malt liquors in a three story brick building at No 44 South Illinois Street Indianapolis Marion County Indiana in ward 12 Center township The notice also includes restaurant and pool privileges for the same room within the front area of the building and cites exact dimensions and lot references for the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Illinois Street
Indianapolis
Spencer House
Louisiana
Illinois Streets
H. L. Rood
Nereby
Ward
Board of County Commissioners
Chesapeake Street
Hollenbeck & Bicking
Joseph Stahr
Wayne Township
Section 39
Township 16
Range 3
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Hinerich's
Laroyette
Fil Hornaday
Vireginia Avenue
Daugherty
Virginia Avenue
A. Tiemerier
Hersdy
West Street
E'Hs & May
Meriom County
Chesapeake and
West Streets
John Dragomir
Blake Street
Michigan Street
Elliott
Blake and
Michigan Streets
W. E. Mazelin
Board of
Comes Missioners
Beecher Street
D. S. Beaty
Marian County
J. J. Long
Wayne
Walnut Street
Holmes Avenue
Dietz
Geremania
Holmes
Wayne Townshin
Carion County
Walnut St
W. Walmer St
Sams
Connor M'Ginty
Ray & McCarty
Square 70
S. West Street
John J. Greene
Inediana
Frank Hollenbeck
Shelby Street
Richter
Cress Addition
Shelby and
J. A. Donahue
Board of U Commissioners
State of
Capitol Avenue
Indiana Avenue
Square 34
City of
Hillnois Street
Uhnois Street
Charles Rosuck
Ten Word Free Three Days in The Sun
A classified item lists ten words free for three days under the rent rooms and help wanted sections. It notes opportunities titled under For Rent Rooms Wanted Help Wanted Situations.
The Sun Offers Free Ten-Word Ad Trial
The Sun announces a three day free trial for a ten word advertisement. Readers may place notices without charge during the period. The offer aims to attract new advertisers and test the service.
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Landis
Monster Corporation
Roosevelt Arbitration Board
Trust
Divine Right Baer
Hard Coal Trust
Brain
Ter
Connecticut
The
County Institute
A .Nurse
DR. Gladden
Roqcke
Peller
Washington Gladden
Congregational Church In
Independent
Ross Tweed
Copsright
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Majestic
Vermont Street
Meridian Street
Senate Avenue
Muskingum Street
Tenth Street
Keystone Avenue
Joseph T. Elliott
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