Global railway expansion steady around eleven thousand miles yearly
The world adds about 11,000 miles of new rail annually, led by Europe and America with Asia and Africa growing rapidly. Russia, Germany, Austria-Hungary drive European gains. Britain remains high in mileage per area while Australia faces slower growth amid financial strain. The four year total nears 44,570 miles with notable regional contributions.
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Asia
Africa
Australia
Siberia
British India
Japan
China
Europe
Russia
Germany
Austria-Hungary
England
Belgium
United States
Great Britain
Egypt
British South Africa
Transvaal
Orange Free Colony
Algeria
Tunis
Pie Factory Rumor Turns Real in Indianapolis Plant
An Indianapolis pie plant at 315 N East St run by Mr. and Mrs. Gray Tilley bakes from hand made dough. The plant supplies 36 restaurants and 100 groceries with pies, producing up to 4,000 pies daily with 20 young women workers.
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N. East St
Gray Tilley
Two Men Held Await Grand Jury Action in Hamilton County Murder Case
W H Mohler and C C Brown are kept in Hamilton County custody awaiting the grand jury decision on murder charges. Mohler, 44, born near New Castle, and Brown, 56, a Boone county native and Civil War veteran, waived examination.
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W. H. Mohler
C. C. Brown
Hamilton County
Noblesville
Ind
Meckinley
Atlanta
Frank Innis
Innis
Mohler
Henry County
New Castle
Arcadia
Joseph Grover
Brown
Boone County
Thorntown
Twenty-sixth
Indiana
Evan Bray
Emilton County
Ed Bray
Indianapolis
Bray
Cicero
Judyville Philosopher Judy airs practical maxims on life
From the Judy booklet by John F. Judy of Judyville Indiana comes a series of aphorisms on perseverance debt and optimism. He recounts starting in 1886 and advancing beyond the procession while arguing for effort self reliance and fair dealing in business and life.
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Judy
John F. Judy
Judyville
Ind
The Swirl of Society Socials and Dinners
Mr and Mrs A L Mason hosted a game dinner on Saturday night. George H Thomas post W R C will hold a social Thursday at Mrs Bruner s home 730 N New Jersey est. St John s social club officers will entertain at St John s hall Thursday afternoon and evening. Samuel D Spellman returns from Central America for the holidays. Company C Second Infantry holds its annual dance at Brenneke s Jan 3. A card party at Holy Cross parochial residence Thursday evening hosted by church ladies.
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A. L., Mason
George H. Thomas Post
St. John's Social Club
St. John’s Hall
Samuel D. Spellman
Central America
Company C
Second Infantry
Brenneke’s
Holy Cross
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tabs Advertised
Claims include improving appetite, cleansing and invigorating the stomach, regulating liver and bowels, and aiding various ailments after meals or when feeling dull. For sale by all druggists. Telephone your line to THE SUN. Call 880 new or old.
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the Sun
Millionaire Diva Sanderson to Sing Romeo and Juliet
Sybil Sanderson, the wealthy prima donna, heir to Antonio Terry’s Cuban estate, will star as Juliet with the Gray grand opera company on December 14. Despite past strokes and a forged fate, she travels Europe’s fame, seeking American approval while maintaining a strict no marriage clause to keep her fortune intact.
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Sybil Sanderson
Gray Grand Opera Company
Antonio Terry
Miss Sanderson
California
Europe
Paris
Tony Terry
A Wealthy Gambler Bets on a Hidden Scheme
Eleanor Wingfield aims to save her father’s honor by staking her own money on the horse race at Ayaston. Tom Chatsworth backs Florian and plots to wed Eleanor if the plan succeeds, while Dick Ryaston uncovers the truth and confronts the ethical fire of their entangled motives.
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Tom Chatsworth
Eleanor Wingfield
Chatsworth
Tom
Mr. Chatsworth
Eleanor
Nell
Ayaston
Florian
Archduke
Motor
Scarlet
Want to Rent a House? Seek Your Needs in Sun Ads
A brief notice points readers to pages 6 and beyond of The Sun for housing rental listings. It invites readers to search the paper for desired features and addresses available in the housing section.
Prune Delicacies Show Rich Healthful Uses
An 18 percent sugar fruit, prunes can be cooked to tender perfection without boiling. Begin with 24 hour cold soak, simmer slowly for 3 to 4 hours, then use in recipes like prune brown bread prune stuffed with walnuts and sugar prune cake and prune scuffle served with cream, all aiming for rich juice and flavor.
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California
No Man Stronger Than His Stomach
A historic health ad extols the stomach as the body's core and links weak digestion to overall weakness. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for stomach related diseases and accompanying organ weaknesses. Includes a patient testimonial from Thomas A. Swarts of Columbus Ohio praising weight gain and renewed vigor after eight bottles. Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are advertised for constipation.
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Pierce
Thomas A. Swarts
Columbus
Ohio
The Jockey's Dash Ends In Public Victory
In a tense finish at the racecourse horse Sun of the Wind closes in on Motor as the crowd roars. Dick Ryaston clings to Nell's hand while Chatsworth restrains his anger and Nell hails her engagement in the moment of a dramatic finish.
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Florian
Archduke
Dick Ryaston
Nell
Eleanor
Chatsworth
State Deaths Report Highlights Local Losses
A list of deaths from various communities notes typhoid malaria as the cause for Mrs Barton Hall of Covington, a Portland death for E R Kimball formerly of South Bend, a prominent Carpentersville businessman Alexander H Pickel, a Paoli man John Parks who killed himself, 10 year old George Kneller from Columbia City drowned while skating, 80 year old John Ortmeyer Evansville cabinetmaker, and 57 year old David F Priest transfer line owner from Rushville.
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Barton Hall
E. R. Kimball
South Bend
Portland
Ore
Alexander H. Pickel
Carpentersville
John Parks, Paoli
George Kneller
Columbia City
John Ortmeyer
Evansville
David F. Priest
Rushville
Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup Promoted for Coughs
An advertisement touts Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as a top household remedy for coughs and colds. It urges every family to keep the medicine chest stocked and notes the Real Estate Real listings on The Sun's sixth and seventh pages, especially Saturdays.
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Dr. Wood
SUN
Omega Oil and its green color claim
The article asserts Omega Oil is green due to a natural herb, not cosmetic coloring. It claims the herb provides color and pain relief, contrasting with other liniments and praising Omega Oil as unique.
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Sheriff Evan Bray
Chamberlain
Hale A
Chas. Mayer
Star Store
The
Washington
Illinois
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