Elks Officers Defend German Village Show License Claim
Secretary Davey contends the Elks German village operates under a government license, not a show license, while acknowledging no county or city license was displayed. He denies drunkenness though witnesses report inebriated patrons. police presence was heavy but Thursday night proceedings grew calmer after The Sun’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey
Elks’ Wonderland Management
Elks
SUN
Enue
Flynn Renounces Stance on Pogue Route Fight in Indy
Bill Flynn declares indifference to the route for the Indianapolis Southern railroad amid Pogue's run controversy. Negley questions track elevation as a condition and Coburn writes in support, arguing opposition stems from railroad and coal interests and that the Commercial Club should not block the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhi” Flynn
Indianapolis Southern Railroad
Bookwalter
Pogue
Flynn
Negley
Council Finance and Franchises Committee
Indianapd
Board of Works
John Coburn
Indianapolis bids to host new army post and encampments
Addison C Harris reports from Washington that Indianapolis aims to secure a national military post capable of annual encampments with 25 000 soldiers. The plan envisions mobilization and large rifle and cannon ranges, with competition from Ohio Falls, Indiana. Secretary Root said a military board would draft regulations before Congress决定.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indianapolis
Ohio Falls
Ind
Louisville
Harris
Root
Military Board
Congress
Chimney Smokes Prompt City Officials Over Smoke Complaint
Building Inspector Bartel warns Mayor Bookwalter and K P officials at the Knights of Pythias building about a chimney that smokes horribly in violation of the town ordinance. No response or apology has been received as Mayor Bookwalter is away on chancellor duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartel
Charles A. Bookwalter
Charles A. Bodkwalter
K. of P.'s
Kk. of P
Bookwalter
Yates Called to Washington as Roosevelts Attacks Boer Proclamation
Gov. Yates faces White House dispatch as President Roosevelt does not dismiss the Boer proclamation. Republican critics call it impolitic and harmful. Separately in Cincinnati the wedding date for Miss Julia Foraker and Francis King Wainwright is set for January 8 in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Yates
Washington
Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Julia Foraker
Senator Foraker
Francis
King Wainwright
Philadelphia
Death of Brig. Gen. James Argyl Smith Sentinel figure in Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi December 6 Brig Gen James Argyl Smith marshal of the supreme court of Mississippi and former state superintendent of education died Friday from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
James Argyl Smith
Supreme Court of Mississippi
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tab Let’s
Advertisement claims Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets relieve dullness after meals and improve appetite. It mentions symptoms such as bad taste, torpid liver, constipation, headaches, and general malaise as conditions the product purportedly addresses.
Reformed tramp repays kindness in Chester store
A well dressed man entered Mrs. Erskin's store in Chester on Thursday and handed her money saying he is square with the world. He recalled a tramp's plea for help years ago and chose to reform and start working to pay back the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Yankee Wardogs message from Washington dispatches mobility
Secretary Long cabled Captain Perry to move from Panama to Guayquil. The Machias was ordered back to Hampton Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Panama
Washington
Capt. Perry
Iowa
Guayaquil
Machias
Hampton Roads
Vigilance Committee Threat Strikes Shiner Town
White supremacist notices threaten death to Negroes without homes in Shiner Texas. The posters signed Vigilance committee bear a skull and crossbones and warn of immediate trouble if residents do not leave. Local fear spreads as authorities assess the threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Shiner
Vigilance Committee
Local Merchant Reports Robbery at Washington Street Store
A merchant at 430 East Washington Street reports a robbery incident. The suspect implied police involvement and fled after entering the store on Thursday. Police were informed Friday and are investigating.
Tonka Talpa Soap Sold as Best Infant Soap
The Stewart Soap Co promotes Tonka Talpa Soap as the safest infant soap, claiming it soothes all infant skin ailments and heals quickly. The lather is mild and safe to leave on the skin. Sold by dealers at 10 cents per cake, Cincinnati, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Stewart Soap CO
Cincinnati, Ohio
Dr Draughtsman Bert Dewees Ends Life After Arrest
Bert J. Dewees 24 a city draughtsman suicided after an arrest for drunkenness in Terre Haute Indiana He bought strychnine claiming rats were eating city engineer records and took the poison in an alley His father Prof Dewees a blind music teacher and the Rose Polytechnic Institute alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Bert J. Dewees
Dewees
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Five Pastors Refuse To Tie Marriage Knot In Springfield
John M. Good former mayor of Springfield married Jessie Minnick after five ministers declined to officiate citing church rules and conscience over his divorce. Rev. R. Schultz of Grace Reform Church presided. Minnick, head of a major floral firm, and Good, a wealthy former mayor, had earlier seen reelection after a Garfield law ouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
John M. Good
Jessie Minnick
R. Schultz
Grace Reformed Church
City owes $1500, Barber Asphalt seeks payment
The Barber asphalt company claims the city owes it 1500 dollars for street work done under the previous administration and demands payment. The Board of Works disclaims knowledge of the claim, and the dispute centers on whether City Engineer Jeup ordered the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber ‘Asphalt Company
Board of Works
Board
Asphalt People
Jeup
Express Train Crash Narrowly Averts Disaster
An express train on the Frankfurt line jumped the track and crashed into the station wall, tearing through to the waiting room center. No passengers were injured, and the train halted safely after the impact.
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Frankfort-On-The-Main
Court inquiry faults Schley in five counts
A Washington special reports the court of inquiry found Admiral Schley at fault in five counts including delaying the flying squadron misrepresenting reasons to return to Key West failure to engage the Colon unbecoming conduct in the Schley Hodgeson clash and disobedience of orders. No confirmation from Washington is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wasington
Admiral Schley
Key West
Schley-Hodgson
Washington
Moorenville Man Fined 1500 for Shooting At Two Pedestrians
Albert Price described as Moorenville resident faced police court after firing at two pedestrians on Indiana avenue. Judge Stubbs fined him 1500. Price claimed memory gaps and said he once lived in Arizona and wished to enlist to go to the Philippines where he could “do lots of shooting.” He targeted Henry Haberly of North Illinois street and later William Dickson, identified as a Black man.
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Albert Price
Indiana Ave
Stubbs
Arizona
Philippines
Henry Haberly
N. Illinois St
William Dickson
Henderson Names Members to Key House Panels
Speaker Henderson announced the Ways and Means committee with Fayne of New York as chairman and 17 members including Steele of Indiana. Hemenway of Indiana joins the Appropriations committee, with Cannon of Illinois as its chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henderson
Fayne
New York
Steele
Indiana
Hemenway
Cannon
Illinois
Freight Train Collision Kills Engineer in Decatur Yard
An eastbound Southern freight train collided with a switch engine in Decatur yards during a heavy snowstorm. Engineer H. B. Cooper was killed, and engineers Reed Partlowe and fireman Ike Almstead, plus Jim Webb, were seriously injured. Both engines were demolished and transportation delayed about five hours.
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New Decatur
Ala
Southern
Decatur
Cooper
Reed Partlowe
Ike Almstead
Jim Webb
Homes on Easy Payments Final in The Sun
Fragmentary OCR mentions homes and easy payments with phrases like you can final then in The Sun pages. No clear events, dates, or names available.
Milwaukee man killed by electric car in St Louis
M McTierney of Milwaukee was fatally struck by an electric car in St Louis on Friday morning. He was identified posthumously by a tinsmiths union membership card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis, Mo
M. McTierney
Milwaukee
Wis
The
Tinners’ Union
Dresden Savings Bank Depositors Face 7.5 Million Mark Loss
The Dresden savings bank depositors, after an assignment on Thursday, will lose 7.5 million marks. The event marks a significant financial collapse affecting local savers and the institution's creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Savings Bank
Twenty five Below Zero Record In Ballston
Ballston New York woke to a rare winter frigid snap as the thermometer stood at 25 degrees below zero Friday morning marking a historic cold spell for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballston
N. Y
Births Deaths and Marriages in Friday Astrology Forecast
Friday astrology notes multiple births with several named couples and residences. Listings include six boys and five girls with birthplaces in addresses such as 2220 Hovey street and 3736 N Capitol avenue. Deaths cite Jans Fautz and T J Owens. Marriages list four couples including Robert Grueger and Anna Beck and Carl Radtke and Mollie Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Grueger
Anna M. Beck
Carl Radtke
Mollie Watson
Albert.e. Kelley
Amanda Gaines
Thomas C. Moreau
Clara L.brackea
Local Property Additions And Court Prose
Listings show additions and repairs with prices for multiple properties including 162 S Meridian and 539 E Washington. James Collins, police court prosecutor, will leave for Boston Saturday to visit his mother. Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup sells for 25 cents a bottle and claims to cure throat troubles.
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James Collins
Boston
Fragmentary notice with phone and address data
OCR snippet shows contact details including a phone number 890 123 125 and an address Sohfo st. The fragment lacks clear event context or formal notice structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Sohfo
Burgess Improves. No Immediate Danger Now
Dr. Eugene Davis said Friday Mrs. QO A Burgess, once thought near death, has improved and faces no imminent danger. Burgess serves as national president of the Woman's Christian Board of Missions, a role she has held since 1890 and is widely known as a Christian worker in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Davis
QO. A. Burgess
Disappearance of Captain A. P. Thomasson Shocks Jacksonville
In Jacksonville on December 6, reports say Captain A. P. Thomasson vanished after going ashore to buy deck iron from the barkentine Tarry Merridy. Authorities suspect foul play as the missing mariner remains unfound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
A. P. Thomasson
Tarry Merridy
Thomasson
Sullivan Minstrel Company Strands in Massena After Sheriff Forbids Sparring
A minstrel company led by John L Sullivan is stranded in Massena after a four day road trip when the sheriff forbids Sullivan to spar.
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Sullivan
Ogdensburg
N. Y
John L. Sullivan
Massena
Butler ill with smallpox in Philadelphia office
Allen Butler grandson of Jay Cook is reported ill with smallpox while at Drexel Co. bankers in Philadelphia. Relatives believe exposure occurred through handling money contaminated with the disease.
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Philadelphia
Allen Butler
Jay Cook
Butler
Drexel & Co
Indianapolis Union Stockyards Cattle and Hog Quotations
Indianapolis union stockyards reports cattle receipts around 1 000 with varied grades and weights from 1 100 to 1 500 pounds and hog receipts near 7 500. Quotations show ranges for prime to common cattle and mixed hog lots with several price brackets and weight classes.
Sheep market notes and price listings fragment
Fragmentary OCR item showing sheep categories and weights. Mentions common sheep, stockers, feeding sheep and a bucks price per hundred pounds, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Hogs Prices At Interstate Stock Yards Indianapolis
Hogs receipts number 80 shipments around 500. Quotations list good to choice medium and heavy hogs with price ranges from about 4.10 to 5.60 per hundredweight. Market shows mixed lights and roughs with varying bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNION
Indianapolis
Cves
Calva
Interstate Stock Yards
Grain and dairy prices slip and rise in Chicago markets
Chicago market report shows mixed moves with wheat up fractions, corn steady, oats down, and pork and lard higher. Eggs and butter edge higher with cheese and dairy items varying. live poultry prices list a range for hens, springs, turkeys, chickens, ducks, and geese.
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Chicago
Ilsc
New York
Grain and hay market report with varied prices and car inventories
Market notes show wheat and corn prices firming at multiple grades with ranges from 76 to 80 cents for wheat and 66 to 68 percent for corn. Oats and bay prices steady, with Timothy hay bids from 11.75 to 12.35 dollars. Inspections list several cars by grade, including No. 2 white and mixed corn and hay car counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Hay
Prairie
Prices for poultry and eggs listed in old market notes
Market prices show old stock lines for turkeys and hens with per pound figures, and other poultry terms. The fragment mentions old turkey hens, old toms, and price indicators in cents per pound, indicating a historical price listing.
Wholesale Groceries and Produce Prices Listed for Market
The page lists a broad range of items with prices for turkey, ducks, geese, fowls, eggs, cheese, hides, tallow, and extensive grocery goods. Coffee, sugars, flour, beans, molasses, rice, produce, and meats are shown with unit prices and per bag or per bushel rates, reflecting a dense midwestern or eastern market ledger. The entry also includes hardware and chemical items with per unit costs.
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Java
Rio
Bourbon Santos
Golden Santos
Prime Santos
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dillsworth's
Gates
Columbia
H. P. Navy
New Orleans
Carolina
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Wonderland
Bill Flynn
Europe
Addison C. Harris
Pythian
Teddy
Gov. Yates
J.M. Smith
Chamberlain
Mrs. Erskin
Yankee Wardogs
Singer
Washington St
Dongola
Vici
Little Gent
Romeos
Stoqut
Mass. Ave
Bert Dewees
Mayor Good
Court House
Rio Goftes
S& Great Stores
E. Wash. St
S. Mer. St
Va. Ave
W. Wash. St
N. Ala. St. Xia
Schley
Cost
St. Louis
Atte
Fred
Eva Graeter
Hovey-st
Banner and
I. Low
N. Capitol-ave
Louis
Nannie Bukher
F. A
Florence Kimmel
Emerson-place
Lewis
Ella Beinburg
N. Senate-ave
Charles
Nellie Ray
N. Liberty St
I. T
Katherine Trusler
Garfield-place
Irl
Mary Cloffey
Jans Fautz
Bluft
C. H. Svndmeyer
S. Meridian-st
C. F. Beach
Washington-st
M. Youngman
E. Washington-st
City Grain Market
Jamaica
Florida
California
Fancy
Matthews
Coal and Coke
Pittsburg
Raymond
Winifrede
Txaamawwha
Luhrig
Eeeeenees
Soreistewiice
Brazil
Greene County
NEMG
C.cseseee Etre Ee Blossburg
Slack
Seieehets
Hocking Valley
Slack—Jackson
Ceaenereeeeseewess
Pittsboro
Weewengeesbeensas
West Virginia
Slack—iIniane
Connellsville
Cc Caeenereeesee
Kingan & Co
FP. & Co
Baltimore
Peras
Calan
Castile
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