Senator Quay and Family Visit Florida for Rest
Senator Quay and Mrs Quay with their son and daughter along with Attorney General Elkin of Pennsylvania arrived in Jacksonville by private car on Monday and left for Quay's St Lucie home. The trip was prompted by Quay's ill health from the cold northern weather and his physician advised rest in a milder climate.
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Ator
Mrs. Quay
Elkin
Pennsylvania
City
Quay
St. Lucie
Fila
Washington
Congress
Florida
Secretary Gage Seeks Wakeman Resignation Over Port Appraiser
Secretary of the Treasury Gage said he asked Wilbur Wakeman, appraiser of the port of New York, for his resignation in response to the president's request. Wakeman has not replied or submitted a resignation. Gage stated he has no knowledge of any refusal.
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Washington
Gage
Wilbur’ F. ‘Wakeman
Port of
New ‘York
Wakeman
Breweries Under Fire as License Inspector Targets Saloons
City officials plan to enforce the Nicholson law by auditing liquor license expirations and renewing licenses in owner names. Brewers allegedly used employee and driver names to obtain saloon licenses, a practice temperance workers say must end to reduce saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Fire Fiend Ella May Arrested in Rochester
Rochester police arrested Ella May alias Mary L. Taylor alias May Ella Reid on charges of starting a house fire she rented a month earlier and collecting $1,000 insurance. Investigators link her to prior fires in Buffalo and Rochester and other western cities, with settlements and disappearances surrounding her claimed employments.
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Rochester
N. Y
Ella May
Mary L. Taylor
May Ella Reid
Baynes Sr
Buffalo
Buffalo Insurance
Ella Reid
May Reid
Abandoned McKinley Memorial Arch Plan in Washington
The Washington McKinley memorial arch project is formally abandoned by the local association. Canton backers argued subscriptions could not fund both arches and they should have priority with possible federal funding promised by Hanna Fairbanks Payne Herrick and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canton Memorial Association
Canton Movement
Hanna
Fairbanks
Payne
Myron T. Herrick
Congress
Washington Arch
Boers Suffer Losses in Kitchener Reported Bombard
General Kitchener cites a Weekly bag of Boers at 17 killed 37 wounded 372 captured and 35 surrendered. Me thuen reports capturing Liebenberg's wagons and cattle and 29 prisoners. The southeastern River colony area is cleared. Sir Michael Hicks Beach may propose a guaranteed Transvaal loan of 75 million dollars for the next budget to aid English taxation.
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London
Kitchener
Methuen
Liebenberg
Birmingham Post
Michael Hicks Beach
Transvaal
College cooks hash and hamburger steaks banned
Madison reports 100 coeds at the State university unite to protest dorm meals. They demand elimination of hash and hamburger steak from the breakfast table and question the overall quality of board billed by the regents.
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Madison, Wis
The
State University
Regents
Melrose Park forms pig only meals club
A group of Melrose Park residents forms the Pig club pledging pork for all meals for six months. While Dr Dowie warns against pork as unclean, club members aim to prove pork is healthiest despite concerns about trichinae.
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Chicago
Melrose Park
Pig Club
Dowie
Catholic laymen gather for federation of United States societies
Cincinnati hosts the opening of a major convention of the Federation of Catholic Societies of the United States. Delegates from across the nation and Porto Rico aim to unite all Catholic societies into one organization while preserving local identities. The program began with pontifical mass at St. Peter's Cathedral.
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Cincinnati
Federation of Catholic Societies of the United
Porto Rico
St. Peter's Cathedral
Grand Hotel
Knights of St. John
Jacob
Ignatius
Mitch ell urges eight hour day for mine workers
John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers, urged in Scranton that the eight hour day be the paramount issue next spring. He said he favors reducing hours to raise wages and that wages cannot stay high if hours are long.
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Scranton, Pa
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Cor
Funeral held for Charles R. White former Indianapolis resident
Charles R. White aged 38 formerly of Indianapolis and resident of St. Paul Minnesota died suddenly from apoplexy in a hotel at Huron South Dakota. The funeral service was conducted Tuesday afternoon at the home of his sister in law Mrs. William Miler 908 Broadway. He was employed by a law book publishing house.
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Charles R. White
Indianapolis
St. Paul, Minn
William Miler
Broadway
Law Book
Huron, S. D
Fire at Big Lick Mine Displaces Workers Near Lykens
A late Monday night blaze swept through the Big Lick mine near Lykens Pennsylvania, owned by the Lykens valley coal company. The fire interrupted operations at the region’s most productive coal site, leaving workers temporarily out of work.
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Harrisburg
Big Lick
Lykens
Aged Pair Tie the Knot in Richmond Wedding
John Z. Miller aged 70 and Mrs. Margaret Speken were married in Richmond on Tuesday morning and then left for a wedding trip to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond, Inda
John Z. Miller
Margaret Spekenhier
Cincinnati
Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills Promised To Rebuild Health
An advertisement touts Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a cure for fatigue nervous exhaustion and sleep troubles. It claims the pills restore strength and calm nerves with testimonials from Indianapolis readers praising improved sleep and vigor after use.
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Meridian St
Indianapolis
Ind
A. W. Chase
Huder
Hyder
Births Deaths Marriages Astrology for Tuesday December 10
Astrology for Tuesday December 10 notes those born today may lead a quiet life but expect domestic disappointment. Women are advised to be careful in marriage and home matters.
Local Births, Deaths, Illnesses and Building Permits Listed
A list of residents with ages and conditions including consumption diphtheria pneumonia and heart disease appears alongside building permits for several properties. Names include Fred Ruchert Stella Ruchert William Waddix Sarah Waddix Ada Lombard Elizabeth Rucker and many others with addresses in various streets. Several entries note newborns and parental pairs, while others record medical cases and permit values for sheds and frame houses.
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Fred and
Stella Ruchert
Dawsonat
Irl
William and
Sarah Waddix
Bates-sat
J. A
Ada Lombard
Twins delay Chicago court case on conspiracy charge
Justice Ried faced a postponement when two sets of twins arrived as key witnesses in the case against Esther Lena and Anna Halperin and Dora Bauer for alleged conspiracy. The defense attorney did not object to the continuance citing his client’s wife recently giving birth to twins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Krasmé
Esther
Lena
Anna
Halperin
Dora Bauer
Spanish government suit against Clyde bank dismissed
The court dismissed the Spanish government's £75,000 damages suit against Clyde Bank Shipping Co for delaying four destroyers. The case noted the contract failure to complete ships in time for the Spanish American War. A bankruptcy petition cites Dr. Albert Coble of Frenkfort with assets of $863.60 and indebtedness $14,401.35. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad promotes relief from dyspepsia and nausea.
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Edinburgh
Clyde .Bank, Shipping. Company
Albert Coble
Dr. Coble
Frenkfort
Henry Karstadt Promotes California Vines and Bottled Goods
Henry Karstadt successor to the Brill Dyeing and Cleaning Co lists Fine California wines Bradies bottled goods at 228 Mags Ave and 115 N Tu st with Schuller's at 210 N Meridian Street offering a range of quality products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Karstadt
Brill Dyeing. and Cleaning Co
Mags.ave
N. Tu St
Gooda. Schuller
Meridian-st
California Oregon Excursions From Chicago by Union Pacific
Excursions run daily year round on the Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line with first class Pullman and tourist sleeping cars to California and Oregon. Personally conducted trips from Chicago to San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland depart Tuesdays and Thursdays. Lowest rates and shortest travel time plus noted scenery. inquire your nearest ticket agent or write Ww. B. Kniskern 22 Fifth Avenue Chicago. Trade your house for other valuable real estate on pages 6 and 7 of The Sun.
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California-Oregon
Chicago, Union Pacific and North-Western Line
California
Oregon
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Ww. B. Kniskern
Fifth Avenue
Polk papers bought by Chicago Historical Society
The Chicago Historical Society now owns a highly valuable set of private papers, including James K. Polk’s diary and state and personal correspondence. Bought from Nashville heirs for $8,500, the Polk materials cover 21 years of pivotal American history in Polk’s own handwriting.
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Chicago
Chicago Historical Society
America
James K. Polk
Nashville
Polk
Policy for Philippines church affairs agreed with Sharetti
ROMS reports a pact with Sharetti the new delegate extraordinary to pursue a Philippine policy on religious matters. The plan maintains friars while adapting them to new conditions and gradually replaces them with clergy educated in the United States.
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Sharetti
Philippines
United States
Rooms for All In The Sun Classified Ad
Read THE SUN S FOR RENT ROOMS column. Both phones $80. 123-35 EB Ohio st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Ohiost
Thomas duo charged with old Kentucky housebreaking
In Vincennes Indiana on Tuesday David Thomas aged 70 and his nephew Virgil Thomas aged 20 were arrested on charges of housebreaking from Calhoun Kentucky two years prior. They will be returned without requisition papers.
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Vincennes
Ind
David Thomas
Virgil Thomas
Calhoun
No Change in Gen Sewall's Condition
Camden New Jersey December 10 Gen Sewall remains in critical condition with doctors stationed at his bedside, indicating no improvement in his health.
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Camden
N. J
Sewall
Chicago market quotes and commodities report
Chicago financial notes show December prices for corn oats and pork repairs. May futures listed for various grains and provisions with values for lard ribs and eggs. Dairy prices for creamery butter and milk varieties included.
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Chicago
Lée
Apie Pyg
Live Poultry and Cattle Market at Union Stockyards
Union Stockyards Indianapolis reports a Dec 10 cattle sale with scattered receipts and varied quotations across classes. Hogs and sheep receipts and prices follow, showing ranges from good to choice grades and common to medium lambs and sheep with stockers and feeding outlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Aegdage
Hogs Receipts and Prices at Indianapolis Stock Yards
Hogs receipts total 600 with about 300 shipments reported. Quotations show Good to choice medium and mixed hogs priced around 5.00 to 6.66 per cwt, with common to good lights 4.00 to 5.50 and roughs near 4.00 to 5.50.
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Interstate Stock Yards
Indianapolis
Grain market notes show mixed commodity bids and steady hay
The report lists various grain classes with prices for wheat corn and oats, plus bay and timothy hay bids. It includes inspections figures and car counts for No 2 red and white corn and mixed lots, with December prices and freight terms.
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Timothy
Market Prices for Poultry Produce and Groceries
Readable items list turkey hens and toms prices, eggs, cheeses, butters, and canned goods. Also includes hides and tallow values, coffee and sugar quotations, flour and rice rates, fruits and vegetables, meats, and groceries with unit prices across the region.
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A. E. Auringer
Braidwood
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshkel. Mich
Jacksonville, Fla
May
M’kinley
Corral
Catholic Societies
Mitchell
Legion
Dr. A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Med. Co
Washington St
Uffalo
S. W. Marston
No. 231 North
C. M. Stoneburner
Indiana Ave
Indianapolis, Ind
Treliington
Beogo
Manufacturers
Ellington Piano Factory
Pian (S
Baldwin & CO
Pennsylvania St
Elizabeth Rucker
Elm St
C. E
Ollie Coomes
Leonardst
Cc. B
Ruth Spann
N. Arsenalave
C. H
Ida Michel
Warren-ave
R. H
Mary Ritter
Alva
Effie Hupp
Lettia Lynch
N. Senateave
Meyer
Celia Efroymson
Delaware-st
Mary O'Neil
New Jersey-st
Louisa D. Dawson
Michigan St
Lavinia Smith
Stillwell-st
Ruth Seward
Hovey-st
Josephine
James W. Moore
Anna Burns
Samuel Hunter
Anna Yancy
Walter A. Parsons
Julia B. Baker
Cunt King
Amelia M. Morgan
Nancy M. Noble
Road-st
Derry
Ruth-st
James Hollingsworth
Ruth and Christs
Wee Schiltz
Hillside Ave
L. E. Wheeler
Ashland Ave
Julius Rasmusser
Cooper St
Justice Ried
Spain
Hood
SUN
S. Ipoems
Eugene Field Monument
Field
Pana
Ana Ad
City Grain Marke
Ucka
New York
Limburger
Qld
Java
Rio
Bourbon Santos
Golden Santos
Prime Santos
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dillsworth’s
Gates
Columbia
Windsor
Ridgeway A
Phoenix
Ideal Golden
Ridgewood
H. P. Navy
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
Rer
Jamaica
Matthews
Coal and Coke
Jackson
Winifrede
Greene County
Indiana
West Virginia
Cerees
Pittsburg
Sseseee Kanawha
Brazil
Biossburg Hocking Valley
Sseesss Slack
Pittsbore
Comnellsyilia
Kingen & Co
Tierces
Ilc
Baltimore
P. W
Geoap
Cestile
Aoaa
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