Saloons and Beer Tie Health of City Campaign
The piece describes how saloons and different beer brands influence the city campaign. Republicans bank on Dayton beer support while fearing opposition to Taggart. Albert Lieber and Crawford Fairbanks are noted as key players in the brewing-for-politics web, with Joe Fanning backing Taggart and pushing strategic talks at the Girand hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lieber
Crawford Fairbanks
Joe Fanning
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Dayton
Taggart
Lieber
Doctor Brunning On Trial For Practicing Medicine Without License
Dr Brunning faced a criminal trial Wednesday accused of practicing medicine without a license. Defense argued he merely sold medicines at his Prospect Street home, while witnesses testified they benefited from the remedies labeled Doctor. Prosecution was brought by the State Board of Medical Examination and Registration. Brunning is listed as a physician in the city directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brunning
Dreyfus
Gen. Galifet
Gen. Deloye
Maj. Carriere
Col. Douast
MM. Demange
de- Tinse
Maay. Hartmann
Gen. Delove
Boyish Bet Ends in Burn Injury and Reprieve
Young Fred Richardson and other youths challenged shoemaker Juting Eikenberg to a water burn test. Foil was added to a bucket and Eikenberg was burned when a boy placed his hand in the liquid. Judge Cox suspended the judgment, finding it boyish foolishness and discharged Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred ‘Richardson
Eikenberg
Beatrice Woods and Lillian Crone Featured in Sério comic
Beatrice Woods and Lillian Crone appear in a serio comic piece noted for whimsy and charm. The brief feature highlights their collaboration and a playful garden setting titled Sue Kissel Garden.
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Sue’ Kissel
Beatrice. Woods
Lillian Crone
Railroads weighing cost of elevating crossings over surface
Civil engineers for several railroads are calculating whether raising grade crossings would be more expensive than keeping them at surface level. The assessments focus on long term maintenance versus upfront elevation costs and potential traffic disruption.
Foltz Questions Future of Licrele Racing in League
Herbert W. Foltz, first vice president of the L A W, returns from Boston where he attended National circuit races. He doubts the league will retain control of racing in February and fears the sport may be downgraded to horse racing. Foltz notes Major Taylor often wins despite alleged blocks and sees the colored streak leading the pace. The Indianapolis association plans another meet Monday night at Newby oval, mainly amateur with one pro event and several features.
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Herbert W. Foltz
Boston
Foltz
Taylor
Indianapolis Association
Newby Oval
Carpenters called off work at multiple Schumacher sites
Walking delegate Decker of the carpenters union ordered men off four Schumacher jobs at School No 9 Vermont, No 15 Michigan, a Kentucky and Senate streets project, and the Riauh brothers warehouse on S Pennsylvania. He says Schumacher agreed to nine workers last Friday but discharged eight union men instead. Schumacher visited Anderson Wednesday with his son declining to discuss. Decker also halted the tew stock yards carpenters, while non union labor is noted at a Jewish temple site.
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Decker
Carpenters’ Union
John A. Schumacher & Co
Vermont-st
Michigan-st
Kentucky
Senate Aves
Riauh Brothers
S. Pennsylvania St
Schumacher
Anderson
Tew
Tuesdauy
Jewish Temple
Hat Reward Offer Sparks Flurry at The Sun
Controller Johnson announced a plan to award a new hat to anyone who produces Fred Myers who visited The Sun office on Tuesday and claimed the Silver Democratic club disrupted activity, while denying the existence of such a person. He also offers a hat to Myers if he appears and explains his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Controlter Johnson
Fred Myers
Thi
SUN
Silver Democratic Club
Taegart
Dehneon
State tax board to finalize actions on appeals Thursday
The State Board of Tax Commissioners will wind up its work Thursday and render final action on appeals from the board’s original assessment. It has assessed the Central Union Telephone Company at 400.4 miles in Indiana, after hearing an appeal from $375 a mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Oravee
Buskirk
Central Union Telephone Company
Indiana
Binkley Declines Invitation to Texas Flag Mission
Objection from union soldiers to Senator C. C. Binkley of Richmond joining the party to Texas to recover the captured battle flag. The senator says he will go only if he bears his own expenses, allowing Mr. Ryan to select a union soldier to accompany him.
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C. C. Binkley
Richmond
Ryan
Texas
Col Bill Sends Advice to Charley Wilson
Chas Wilson received a postal card from W R Holloway consul to St Petersburg written from Helsingfors Finland. It urges him to be as good as he can during the consul’s absence. The card features a large Helsingfors scene with a public building resembling the Indiana capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Bill
Charley Wilson
Chas
Wilson
W. R. Holloway
St. Petersburg
Helsingfors
Finland
Indiana Capitol
Weather forecast for Indianapolis area ends Aug 31
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending at 8 p m on August 31 calls for fair weather. Temperatures were 71 at 7 p m, 82 at noon, and 83 at 2 p m with fair conditions continuing Wednesday night and Thursday.
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Indianapolis
Why the Crescents Quit Bowling League
Dr. T A Kimberlin, secretary of the old Hoosier bowling club now renamed the Crescents, explains they did not leave the Indianapolis ten pin league because of adopting the five man team scheme. The Crescents favored the change but quit to join a different organization in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescents
T.A. Kimberlin
Hoosier
Indianapolis
Ladlananolis
Army Ready to Rise If Sign Given Over Dreyfus Case
Rennes dispatch reports high officers in anti Dreyfus camp claim the army would revolt if Dreyfus is acquitted, with colonels to generals ready to upset the government. Court sessions focus on bordereau authorship with Mercier Esterhazy questions and testimony from Meyer Molinier Grenier Giry Labosh.
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New York
Rennes
Mercier
Boisdeffre
Gonse
Roget
Dreyfus
Dreyfusards
Meyer Spokke
Auguste Motinier
School of Charts
Meyer
Esterhazy
Matthew Dreyfus
Dreyfus Link Noted in Carter Court Martial Brief
Blair for Capt. Oberlin Carter argues in Chicago that Carter’s court martial mirrors the Dreyfus case. He claims officers persecuted by peers, cites flawed evidence rules, and alleges courts lack proper judicial fitness among officers.
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Chicago
Frank DP. Blair
Oberlin
AM. Carter
United States Engineer Corps
Warne MacVeagh
Carter
Dreyfus
MacVeagh
Crypt
Bernhardt Reported Said To Question Dreyfus Guilt
Corriere della Sera reports Signor Giacosi says Sarah Bernhardt told him in 1898 she asked Rochefort if Dreyfus was guilty and he replied that he believed in his innocence with reasons to prove otherwise. Giacosi adds she may tell Rennes court martial, where she has been cited to appear.
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Dreyfus
Bordereau
Schneider
Walsin Esterhazy
Roger
Picot
Liam
Anne
Justce Roget
Rome
Corriera Della Sura
Signor Giacosi
Sarah Bernhardt
MM. Rochefort
Mme. Bernhardt
Rennes
Stone Bridge Bid Wins on Central Avenue Project
The county commissioners awarded the Central Avenue stone bridge contract to Gansberg, Roney & Heywood of Indianapolis for 36,757 dollars, over other stone bids. Work will start after the state fair and the old bridge is removed, with several months required for completion.
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Central-ave
Fall Creek
Gansberg, Roney & Heywood
Indianapolis
Ross & Fritz
Ar. Korey
William Fife
Kess & Fritz
Wrought Iron Bridge Company
Canton
Koss & Fritz
Canton Bridge Company
Cartn
New Columbia Bridge Company
Columbus
Wabash Bridge Company
Wabash, Jrd
Kine Bridge Vom
Cleveland
Tlafay Company
Tufarette, Inc
Hon Bridge Company
Massillon
Poledoes Company
Peleria
Variety Iron Works
Champ Bridge Company
Wilton
Sisco
Somanner 3 Regor
Editorial Commentary Questions Michigan City Prison Warden
A former deputy warden Charley Harley and editor Dan Temulneen reflect on Charley Harley’s tenure at the Michigan City prison. They note disfavor with his methods and discuss his resignation amid state criticism from the State Board of Corrections and Charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Temulneen
Logansport
Aslis
State Board of Correction
Charit
Charley Harley
Lfe
Irvington Woman Loses Diamond Ring in Theft Case
Frank Carroll from Irvington faces grand jury on charges of stealing Miss Nettie Campbell's diamond ring. Police officer James Braden arrested Carroll after a pursuit from a barrel house on East Washington Street. Carroll admitted pawning the ring on Capitol Avenue.
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Frank Carroll
Pofice Court
Nettie Campbell
Irvington
Tie
James Braden
N. Capitolave
Miss Campbell
Carroll
Campbell
E. Washington St
Braden
Capitol Ave
Philippine Soldier Returns Home With Wound
Albert E. Young, son of Liveryman Young, formerly with the First Colorado regiment in the Philippines, is home in Siteleyville Indiana with a serious knee wound. He was discharged in San Francisco on August 19. He criticizes wartime reporting and says it would take years to secure control of the islands. He claims hospitals are filled with ill soldiers and many men should be under medical care rather than fighting.
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Siteleyville
Ind
Albert E. Young
Young
Colorado
Philippines
San Francisco
Some Day Some Day Evans Woollen Probes Gas Question
Evans Woollen of the Joint Committee from the Commercial Club and Board of Trade says the committee will report on the gas issue sometime though timing is uncertain. A majority favors meters but strong opposition arose when mentioned making acceptance doubtful of any recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Pensioned Webster and Turner End Long Fire Department Careers
Former Fire Chief Webster and Staunton Turner retire on pension after decades with the force. Replacements Sloan and Perkins moved to active duty at headquarters. Patrolman Ware commended and Officer Thrash’s powers revoked for failed call response. Other personnel changes and disciplinary actions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Perkins
Wareven
Thrash
Bound to Win for I T U as it Fights New York Sun
President S B Donnelly of the International Typographical Union returns from the east saying the union is bound to win. He cites boycotts against the Sun, reduced editions, and union pressure on advertisers. The I T U executive council meets to address issues from the national convention and plans talks with Victor M Lawson of the Chicago Record and News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Donnelly
International Typographics Union
New York Sun
Donnelly
Wall-st
Wanamaker
Altman
Si Perkins
Paul Dana
Mr. Quigg
Republican County Committee
Mr. Platt
Sun Management
Bramwood
Hugo Miller
J. G. Derflinger
J. M. Lynch
Chicago Record and News
Victor M. Lawson
Chicago
Lawson
Ten Businessmen To Raise Three Thousand Dollars
Ten prominent business men are to raise three thousand dollars for a planned trip to New York to greet Dewey. The exact names of the organizers have not yet been announced and no further definite action has been taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery A
New York
Dewey
Pro Bono Cigar Ad Mentions Watches and Silverware
An uncertain ad fragment promotes a cigar venue offering deals and mentions vendors Vanderpool Meridian Street and Marcy's place to buy watches, diamonds and silverware. The text is garbled but suggests a sale with low prices and various merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcy
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Anothe
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Columbia Club
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al Wishard
Chib
DR. Brunning
Young Richardson
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Deloye
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Paul Meyer
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Molinier
Ministry of War
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Essterhazy
Labori
de Boisdeffre
Gen. de Boisdeffre
Carlsbad
Col. Schneider
Paris
M. Picot
Wayne MacVeath
K. A. T. “Frat
Theta
Grand Council
Indianapolis Alumnae Association
Mesdames
Hilton U. Brown
Kate Milner Rabb
Lockridge
Herriott
Hoberg
Eichrodt
Russell Allen
Wiliam E. Henry
Mick
Robinson
Eliott
Goodwin
McHatton
Ashby
Dowd
John Clark
Hester
Mary C. Snyder
Elizabeth Hughes
Lucy Howe
Sue Howe
Margaret Ashby Todd
Earth McMaster
Caroline Minor
Neliie’ Bowser
Margaret Ellen Smith
Mary H. Ritter
Emma V. Pearson
Ella Matthews
Emma Clinton
Mabel Folsom
Nina Bond
Fitzgerald
Linda Jones
Sparks
Hamilton
Polk and
Stevenson
Jones
Grand Hotel
Harley
Mr. Woollen
Webster
Staunton Turner
Board of Safety
Turner
Bremen
Frank Shan
Jdina A. Perkins
Meridian St Tke
Poirier
Nose Company
Vierman
Henry Peterman
Geetituce
R. Star
Aut Pugh
Norman Sulgreve
Pugh
Ito
Mack and
Morse
Jo. A. Hundley
M. C. Ruggles
Otco Hf
Simons
James m. Vaughn
Beard
Calvin M. Warren
James
Sireh
Warren
Barry Thrush
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