Relief for Headache Sufferers with Miles Anti-Pain Pills
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills promise fast relief with no opiate ingredients. A Watervliet, New York user and a local physician endorse the remedy for prevention and cure of headaches. Sold by druggists with a guarantee of benefit or money back. 25 doses for 25 cents from Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
J. I. Bush
Watervleit
N. Y
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Third Fortune for Man of 80 William M Stewart
William M. Stewart, a former United States senator aged 80, receives a notable third fortune as his long career is recalled. The report highlights his perseverance and public service as key elements of his legacy.
Ex Senator William M Stewart Celebrates Eightieth Birthday
Special to The Sun Carbon City August 4 Former United States Senator William M Stewart once known as the Silver King of Nevada marks his eightieth birthday and reports a third fortune estimated at least 250000 Despite ups and downs he remains a forceful figure six feet two inches tall with a long beard born in New York he was an original 49er and later Nevada mining attorney general and senator Stewart spent years amassing and spending fortunes before ending up back on easier street with renewed wealth through legal and mining ventures and hospitality as his career spans decades
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William M Stewart
the Sun
Carbon City
United States
William M. Stewart
Silver King
Nevada
Stewart
Congressional
New York
Yale Law School
California
San Francisco
Virginia City
Uve
Washington
Jestic Theater Opens Labor Day Event
A fragmented notice reports Jestic Theater opening on Labor Day to showcase Puro Distilled Water Company products. Balt-galion bottles priced at five cents, with five-gallon sizes available. A new phone line is listed as 271 with unclear surrounding details.
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Puro Distilled Water Company
Ownta
Eee
Harriman Loses Control of Alton in Rail Merge
Special to The San New York Aug 24 Control of the Chicago Alton once contested by E H Harriman and associates has shifted to the Toledo St. Louis Western Clover Leaf. Clover Leaf leaders Hawley Hubbard Huntington Wallace Tweed Read and Shonts will loom large in a system anticipated to total 2885 miles upon merger of four lines into one compact network across a prime traffic corridor.
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New York
Chicago Alton
Rock Island
E. H. Harriman
Toledo, St. Louis
Toledo, St. Louie & Western
The
Clover Leaf
Harriman
Edwin Hawley
Alton
Hawley
Union Pacific Board
Hawkes
Thomas H. Hubbard
Southern Pacific
Harriman Line
H. K. Huntington
James N. Wallace
Central Trust Company
Charles A. Tweed
Speyer & Co
Willam A. Read
W. A. Read & Co
Theodore P. Shonts
Interborough Metropolitan
Mr. Shonts
Interborough
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Iowa Central
Van Tassel Held After Jail Guard Attack
Chicago August 24 Guy Van Tassel jailed in solitary after attacking a jail guard during exercise and attempting to escape He is charged with murder of Policeman Luke Fitzpatrick and now linked to another murder Michigan Central detectives plan to seek a confession Detective James Doolin to arrive to aid questioning Jailer Lanegloh and Sheriff Strassheim deny escape plans or guards being gagged or aided by other prisoners Frank Constanine and William Rogers among inmates awaiting trial for Mrs Gentry murder
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Chicago
Guy van Tassel
Luke Fitzpatrick
Michigan Central Railroad
Lloyd Dynes
Salien
Mich
van Tassel
James Doolin
Michigan Central
Val Tassel
Emil Baierle
Strassheim
Baierle
Balerle
William Rogers
Frank J. Constantine
Gentry
Lanegloh
Indiana
Two Burned to Death in Steel Plant Accident
At the Carnegie Steel plant in Homestead, an accident left five men badly burned. two died within minutes, and the others were rushed to hospital. The incident occurred today in Pittsburgh area facilities.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel
Homestead
Plan to deposit weekly treasury funds in big banks
Wall Street approves Secretary Cortelyou's plan to make weekly deposits from the treasury in national banks in New York, Boston and other cities to cover crop moving expenses. Financiers see it as an improvement over lump sums and a means to ease money stringencies by keeping the treasury out of the money market.
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New York
Wall-st
Cortelyou
Treasury
New Yeurs
Boston
Anarchists Convene in Amsterdam Under Watchful Eye
An international congress of anarchists opens in Amsterdam with many secret police, detectives, and agents present. Delegates from nearly every nation attend as authorities monitor the event. Emma Goldman of the United States is among the attendees.
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Amsterdam
Emma Gold
United States
Haywood acquittal praised by international socialists
The International Socialist conference in Stuttgart Germany on August 24 adopted a resolution congratulating William D Haywood on his acquittal in the Idaho former Governor Steunenbergs murder case. It praises laboring men who supported him and labels President Roosevelt as among the capitalists who tried to convict an innocent man.
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Stuttgart
Germany
William D. Haywood
Steunenberg
Idaho
International Socialists Conference
Roosevelt
Probes Army Scandal In Philippines Report
United Press reports from the Philippines that Col. Ernest A Gartington sent to investigate the quartermaster scandals finds little dirt as the cost of furniture work is unclear. Several pieces counted as one, medicines chests were given to senators and others, and a chest made for the president cost 153 dollars.
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United Press
Washington
Philippines
Ernest A. Gartington
Taft
Mrs Triggs Divorced After Custody Ruling In Chicago
Oscar Lovell Triggs, once a University of Chicago professor, was granted a divorce from Minette Fagin, with custody given to his wife. The case, heard by Judge Chet tain, cites infidelity as the grounds and names Minette Fagin as corespondent, leaving Edmund Triggs, aged six, in the mother's care.
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Chicago
Oscar Lovell Triggs
University of Chicago
Rockefeller
Shakespere
Chettain
Edmund Triggs
Minette Fagin
Triggs
Bill
Daffy Dialogue: Uncle Joe Key to Danville Mad Dog Tale
Willis Leonard Clanaban presents a humorous back and forth about a Danville Illinois mad dog scare. The exchange mocks public hysteria, with Uncle Joe Cannon as the dramatic foil and a dog perceived as the culprit, while a kicking punchline lands with the crowd.
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Willis Leonard Clanaban
Danville
Itil
J. Get
Gunn
Joe Cannon
Alas P. Vortek
Plaza Hotel
Uncle Joe
Applications for license to sell intoxicating liquors in Indianapolis
A series of notices from Marion county Indiana in September 1907 inform the Board of County Commissioners of multiple ward residents seeking licenses to sell intoxicating, vinous, malt and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. Addresses include 502 Agnes Street ward 4, northeast corner East and Washington streets ward 7, 437 South Capitol Avenue ward 12, northwest corner Rural Street and Bloyd Avenue ward 1, 234 South Illinois Street ward 12, and 721 Massachusetts Avenue ward 7. Notices also request pool table privileges in the same rooms.
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Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Michigan Street
Ages Street
Agnes Street
Agnes
Michigan Streets
Elliott's
Indianapolis
Martin Schaefer
Board of County Commissioners
Capitol Avenue
Seited
van Blaricum
Indiananalis
South Capitol Avenue
M. J. Noone
State of Indians
Massachusetts Avenue
Goldsberry
Maron. County
Thomas C. Carter
Sheriff’s sale of Marion County real estate in 1907
By decree from the Superior Court of Marion County Indiana Joseph W Lunt et al vs New York Investment Company et al the sheriff will sell at public auction on Saturday August 1 1907 between 9 am and 4 pm at the courthouse door rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years for Lots 38 39 61 68 69 in Dr Martin’s New York addition and Lots 36 37 170 in Dr Martin’s second New York addition Indianapolis if rents fail to satisfy the decree the fee simple of the real estate will be sold at the same time and place without appraisal relief. Joseph F Clay Sheriff of Marion County August 1907 W W Taylor attorney for plaintiff.
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Superior Court
Marion County
Indiana
Joseph W. Lunt
New York Investment Company
Dr. Martin
New York
Indianapolis
Joseph F. Clay
Taylor
License to sell intoxicating liquors in Indianapolis ward notices
Notices from multiple applicants in Marion county Indiana for licenses to sell intoxicating, vinious, malt and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons at a time. Locations include 535 South East street, 1322 East Twentieth street, 1691 Roosevelt avenue and other described premises. Each notice requests pool table privileges in the same rooms and names the applicants J J Maroney Gordon Donaldson Arthur Heupel and M H Quinn.
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report from Pittsburg Pa
Pittsburg stock market notes show cattle supply light and steady with prime cattle at 6.19 to 6.25 and choice 4.00 to 6.70. Sheep and lambs also light demand with prime wethers 5.40 to 5.50 and lambs 5.00 to 7.55. Hogs receipts light with prime heavy hogs 6.45 to 6.50 and troughs 4.50 to 5.50.
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Pittsburg
United Press
Wholesale meat market price list with varied quality grades
A historical butcher price sheet lists ham sugar cure, bacon types, English style bacon, dried beef, fresh pork and beef, lard, pickled pork, sausages, and beef carcasses with grade ranges and weights. Prices per pound or per lot appear in cents, with multiple quality levels noted.
Indianapolis Public Works Seeks Bids for Retaining Wall Project
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces a bid call for a retaining wall at the West Washington Street bridge over the White River. Bid deadline is 10 a.m. on August 2, 1907, with bidders supplying a $2,000 certified check and liability insurance of at least $5,000 per person and $10,000 per accident. The board may reject any bid and requires contract and bond within five days of bid acceptance.
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Department OF Public Works
The
Board
Majestic Building
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
West Washington Street
White River
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
ST. Clair Street
North Street
Temple Avenue
Worth Street
FRED J._ MACK
Indianapolis Public Works Bids For Street and Sewer Improvements
City notices bids for multiple improvements in Indianapolis including WALCOTT STREET from NEW YORK to MICHIGAN, FIRST ALLEY NORTH OF LEXINGTON AVENUE paving and drainage, OTA STREET between BATES and railroad tracks, SPANN AVENUE sidewalks to STATE and NELSON, ENGLISH AVENUE brick roadway with tracks, and sewer work along ALLEY EAST OF EASTERN AVENUE to ST CLAIR. Bids require a $5,000 city bond and a minimum bid security of 1.5 percent of the engineer's estimate, with minimums of $100.00.
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Walcott Street
New York Street
Chigan Street
First Alley
Lexingon Avenue
Spruce Street
News
Tate Avenue
Byte
Ota Street
Abtek
Bates Street
Spann Avenue
State Avenue
Nelson Street
English Avenue
Shelby Street
Eastern Avenue
Michigan
ST. Clair Street
Michigan Street
North Street
Notnt Cve
Temple Avenue
Public Works notices on improved streets in Indianapolis 1907
The Board of Public Works announces fixed dates for remonstrances on prima facie assessments for public improvements. Projects include First Alley North of Michigan Street asphalt paving and adjacent streets on Muskingum Kankakee Bird and others, with assessment rolls on file for public view. A second notice lists Ohio Street and Barnes Avenue improvements with cement sidewalks and roadwork, also outlining remonstrance procedures and display of rolls at Majestic Building offices.
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Department OF Public Works
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Michgan Street
Ace Wpes
Tor Street
Aiso Meapeths
Bird Street
Muskingum Street
Kankee Street
Trowbridge Street
Southeastern Avenue
Graydon Street
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Majestic Sldg
Ohio Street
Arsenal Avenue
State Avenume
Barnes Avenue
Thirty-First Street
Thirty-Second Street
Congress Avenue
Board
Majestic
Massachusetts Avenue
Tenth Street
Pratt Street
Carbine
Board of Public Works of
Said Cuy
License to sell intoxicating liquors in Indianapolis ward
The twelfth ward Center township Indiana seeks Board of County Commissioners license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors at a first floor room on West Maryland street Indianapolis Marion county. The permissive address details describe a small room 1x2 feet with doors north and south facing south on Maryland street in a two story frame building within Manly's subdivision of outlet No 141.
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Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
JT Hinois Street
Morris
Square
Indianapolis
Aliion County
Illiois Street
John Koch
Y Third
Board of County Commissioners
Tenth Street
Smith & Ketcham
Drake
Gordon Donaldson
Hall
Roosevelt Avenue
S. Fletcher
Oak Hill
M. H. Quinn
Maryland Street
Manly
Ierry Robinson
The Sun Promotes Free Ten-Word Room Ad Courtesy
The Sun offers a three day free print of a ten word ad for vacant room rentals. This community notice invites residents to place short listings in the paper without charge.
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SUN
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