Lipton Captain Fined for Smuggling in Naval Case
Captain Sycamore of Lipton’s yacht Navahoe is fined 800 for smuggling after customs caught contraband tobacco cigars spirits and perfumery aboard. The Navahoe had entered Brightlingsea at night without a German flag following a recent Dover Heligoland race win.
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London
Sycamore
Tommy Lipton
Barr
Navahoe
Brightlingsea
Dover
Heligoland
Ostend
Belgium
Consul Watgen
Great Britain
Highbinders With Bullets Resented Slight To This Pretty Chinese Girl
Special to The Sun. In Los Angeles Chinatown a social feud erupts after Fu Suie, the Hop Sing tong belle, is omitted from a chop suey guest list. Wounded, Pon On loses part of his queue while Chan Mon and Mock Fat fall to gunfire. Police say peace depends on Fu Suie’s inclusion on the guest list for a postponed function.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Harry Lehr
Chinatown
Pretty Fu Suie
Chan Mon
Fu Suie
Pon On
Mock Fat
Pon
Attend the Convention of Indianapolis Adscript Members in Cincinnati
Members of the Indianapolis Adscript club attending the advertising men's convention at Cincinnati are Frank H. Chance chairman John T. Speer Frank Ball P. B. Florea Harmon Marsh Julian Wetzel John Mullaly Charles Mankervis C. W. Castor E. Cohn H. Yt. Benham C. A. Patterson George Lennox Ed R. Campbell C. Mason Frank Gandell Horace E. Ryan Carl Spencer Peter Balz A. H. Habig Gus Harris W. T. Ellis Clarence Doll Zep Smith H. R. Ihre and Robert McClure secretary of the Indianapolis Commercial club compose the gala party.
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Indianapolis
Adscript Club
Cincinnati
Frank
Charles Mankervis
C. W. Castor
E. Cohn
H. YT. Benham
C. A. Patterson
George Lennox
Ed R. Campbell
C. Mason
Frank Gandell
Horace E. Ryan
Carl Spencer
Peter Balz
A. H. Habig
Gus Harris
W. T. Ellis
Clarence Doll
Zep Smith
H. R. Ihre
Robert McClure
Indianapolis Commercial Club
Oyster Frank Talks Oysters and Oysters Beds
Indianapolis oyster dealer known as Oyster Frank returns from Baltimore with notes on beds, spawning times, and shipping. He says the 12 month old oysters are best, eight month olds are standards, and a medium crop will meet demand. He owns beds near Baltimore and ships to Indianapolis in 23 hours.
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Oyster Frank
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Far West
Frank Ross
Frank
Oil Storage Ordinance Debated by City Council
The safety committee debated a draft oil storage ordinance Tue night with Standard Oil’s A P Robinson and J V Zartman of Tiona Oil arguing 15 gallon limits would burden dealers. Building Inspector Winterbord said unloading within 24 hours is feasible. Manufacturers opposed wall and pit requirements. measure likely to be amended. The committee may delay reporting the ordinance at the next meeting.
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City Council Committee On Safety and Comfort
A. P. Robinson
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
J. V. Zartman
Tiona Oil Company
Thomas Winterrond
Indianapolis
Mrs Fred Hamlin Dies in California
Mrs Fred Hamlin widow of former Associated Press representative in Indianapolis died in Los Angeles after going there for her health. She was accompanied by her three sons.
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Fred Hamliin
Fred Hamlin
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Cal
Curiosities of Our Country Hat Cleaning Demonstration
A humorous vignette describes downtown hat cleaning shops where crowds form to watch hats dry in a whirring apparatus. The writer compares the crowd’s hypnotic fixation to a doomed witness’s reaction and suggests the scene could be used to motivate people into action.
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Ike
Gasoline down one cent in nationwide price cut
Standard Oil reduces gasoline price by one cent across the United States. The cut brings the new price to 18 cents per gallon, despite the ongoing golf season and anticipated losses from missing balls, with the order sent from headquarters days ago to all regions.
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John D
Standard Oil Company
United States
High license may anchor Republican platform next year
Senator Ezra Mattingly, sponsor of the 1,000 license bill, announced he will again introduce the measure when the Senate resumes. The plan positions high license as a central plank for the Republican state platform next year, with Mattingly as its father and advocate.
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Ezra Mattingly
Mirick Named as Hoyt's Successor in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis board of school commissioners accepted the resignation of Assistant Superintendent Franklin S. Hoyt and named George A. Mirick of Newton Massachusetts as his successor. Hoyt will move to Boston for an editorial post with Houghton Mifflin. New teacher appointments and staff changes were announced along with a proposed tax levy of 68 cents per $100 for 1907.
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Franklin S. Hoyt
Indianapolis
Board of School Commissioners
Hoyt
Boston
Houghton, Mifflin and Company
Kendall
George A. Mirick
Newton, Mass
New Haven, Conn
Taylor
City approves school levy and new drinking fountain
Five cents of the levy goes to the manual training fund library fund kindergarten fund and teachers pension fund. The teachers pension levy is the only addition from last year. Bills and payroll totaling 89 180.47 were approved and a $320 contract for a drinking fountain at school No 32 was awarded. The public schools will open Wednesday Sept 11 with a tour of inspection planned beforehand.
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Teachers’ Pension Fund
Commission declines petition to reinstate engineer
The Indiana Railroad Commission, led by Judge William A. Wood, refused to interfere after a trainmen committee sought reinstatement for an engineer discharged for running a closing violation of the law. Judge Wood said it would be unseemly to force companies to obey the law while urging reinstatement for the violator.
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Indiana Railroad Commission
William A. Wood
Warning Was Unheeded Fatal Train Tragedy Near Kendallville
Special to The San Kendallville Indiana reports a stranger, likely Emanuel Musters, struck and killed by a southbound train yesterday. He stood on the end of the ties ignoring the engineer warning whistle, leading to belief the death was self-inflicted. The youth was about five years old.
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San
Kendallville
Ind
Emanuel
Editor Drowned In Lake Quinsigamond Worcester
Eugene Moriarity editor and proprietor of the Worcester Post and a prominent Democrat drowned while bathing in Lake Quinsigamond yesterday. The incident occurred near Worcester Massachusetts and was reported by local newspapers. He was a well known figure in the citys political and press circles.
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Sun
Worcester
Mass
Eugene Moriarity
The
Worcester Post
Lake Quinsigamond
Zoa Phora Women Hear Tales of Health Benefit
A series of testimonials from women across states praise Zoa-Phora for relief from menstrual pain leucorrhea and uterine trouble. They share improved health and urge others to buy the medicine from their druggist, noting included instructions and Dr Pengelly guidance.
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Lillian Harris
Germfask
Mich
Ludwickson
Groton
Julia Fontain
Albany
Alice Berry
Banner Ark
C. R. Huddleston
Bluffton
Ind
Rosa Abbott
Dane
Okla
Katie EE. Kramer
Mary's
Lemma Elis
Rose
Zoa-Phora
Harrison
Kingston
N. C
Elizabeth Koons
Ottawa
Kas
Charles L. Crowell
Brighton
Ala
Indianapolis Public Works notices and annexation ordinance
City notices describe public works assessments on Fifteenth Street Eleventh Street and Pine Street with detailed paving and curb work. A remonstrance date of September 6, 1907 is set and the board lists improvement resolutions and project plans. Special Ordinance No 91907 annexes adjoining territory to Indianapolis with boundary changes. James McNulty certifies the ordinance and records.
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Department OF Public Works
Majestic Bldg
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Fifteenth Street
College Avenue
Eleventh Street
Tacoma Avenue
Temple Avenue
Pine Street
Washington Street
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston CC. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Ritter Avenue
Brookville Free
State of Indiana
Marion County
City of
James McNulty
Common Council
James M’nulty
The Sun Offers Free Want Columns for Three Days
The Sun invites readers to use its free want columns for three days. Ten words will be inserted free of charge for those seeking a girl for housework.
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