Farmer George Hunt Dies On Street Car Ride
George Hunt a 65 year old farmer from four miles south of Knightstown dropped dead on a street car at West and New York streets around 1 p.m. Thursday. He suffered heart trouble for years and died en route to treatment. He was with nephew G B Daniels from the Grand Hotel bar when he collapsed. Funeral arrangements pending with Flanner Buchanans undertaking rooms. He leaves a widow four sons and three daughters living at home.
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George Hunt
Knightstown
W. Michigan St
West
New York Sts
G. Bb. Daniels
Grand Hotel
Hunt
F. E. Wolcott
Flanner & Buchanan
Rushville
Rustiville
Child's Signature In Aurora Heiress Case
Martha Ruddy, a young heiress to a million, appears with her mother in county court to determine if she is competent to sign papers, including a lease, linked to ownership in the Newberry library property in Chicago. The article traces her family history from Ireland to Chicago fortunes and multiple marriages.
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Aurora
Ill
Martha Ruddy
Newberry Library
Chicago
America
Ireland
Thomas Mackin
Watson Ruddy
Martha
Ruddy
Jas. Ruddy
Christmas Stocking Event At Girls' Industrial School
The annual Christmas entertainment at the Girls' Industrial School will be held in Tomlinson Hall on December 28. Stockings will replace the usual candy bags as shortages from rummage sales have left many children in need. A box opening at Mrs. Frank Blanchard’s home yielded a good sum, and the school will not meet Saturday due to the grand opera.
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Tomlinson Hall
Frank Blanchard
Run On Bank In New York Stirs Depositors
A bank run began Wednesday on S Jarmulowsky at 54 Canal Street after a rumor of financial trouble. Hundreds lined up to withdraw money as the bank maintained it was solvent and would satisfy all depositors. The banker joked the run would save him money by avoiding semi annual interest payments.
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Newa York
S. Jarmulowsky
Canal St
Jarmulowsky
Twentieth Century Thief and a Stolen Coat
A New York man recalls a comic burglary in which a thief carries overcoats from an apartment to a tailor shop. The resident identifies the thief as Mr Marks and humorously offers his own chinchilla coat to be pressed, after which the coat disappears and is not returned.
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New York
Mr. Marks
Blankst
Bikers break early records amid noisy noon score report
At noon in New York 18 pairs posted times with Walthour McEachern and others all around 1 598 miles. The top 83 hour mark remains 1 537 miles and 9 days while rivals like Hall McLaren and Samuelson King posted similar mid 1 598 times. Police in Washington express skepticism toward Mrs. Dennis account of an assault and offer no clear theory beyond brief moments of consciousness.
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New York
Walthour
McEachern
Munro
Newkirk
Mayo
Wilson
McLean
Butler
Fisher
Chevalier
Babcock and Turville
Samuelson
King
Lawson
Julius
Hall
McLaren
Jack
Fredericks
Washington
Dennis
Indiana farrier college advertised by Dr Greiner
Dr L A Greiner opens Indiana Farrier's college at 18 and 24 S West St to train scientifically minded horse shoers. He stresses anatomy and lameness prevention with eastern European methods, noting graduates are in demand and old time shoers may resist but lack inside knowledge of a horse's foot. Indianapolis lodge officers listed. Norfolk Pine Syrup promoted. Real estate ad note ends.
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L. A. Greiner
Indiana Farrier’s College
S. West St
Farmers’ School
Hundreds of Indiana cattle die from mysterious runt disease
Indiana farmers report hundreds of cattle dying from a baffling ailment called runt or cornstalk disease. Knox county records many losses while veterinarians warn the problem, now linked to germs at the base of corn blades, grows in low lands and spreads beyond southern Illinois.
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Indiana
Knox County
Illinois
Christmas Gift Dilemmas for tight budgets
The piece notes the strain of buying gifts on limited funds and suggests finding suitable items at low prices. It mentions the traveler who pays a few dollars for presents and the difficulty of choosing multiple fillers under a five dollar limit for family and friends.
Bargains Featured in The Sun Help Liners
Column highlights various items for sale including a Jersey carf a gasoline stove and gas engines. Readers are invited to browse The Suns help liners at Office 13 12% E Ohio street for details and bargains.
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Jersey
THE
SUN
Ohiost
Heier’s Joint Raided and Five Arrested
Police raided Fred Heier’s gambling house on Wednesday night and arrested Heier along with five men. A railroad worker’s wife complained to the mayor that her husband lost $8 and alleged police pressure on the establishment. Nicholas McCarty and A N Hadley urged President Megrew not to require elevated tracks, arguing surface tracks would cause less property damage. Croup instantly relieved. Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil advertised as safe and available at drug stores. Dr W B Craig, Veterinary Surgeon, offices at Wood’s Stable. Tel 1007.
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Fred Heier
Heier
Nicholas McCarty
A. N. Hadley
South Side
Megrew
Board of Works
Indianapolis Southern
Indiana Dental College Patient Hours
Indiana Dental College at S W Cor Delaware and Chiosis accepts patients from 9 a m to 5 p m for all kinds of dental work.
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S. W. Cor
Delaware and Chiosis
Old Nurse for Children Sujuthins Syrup Ad
An old nurse for children Mrs Winslow's Sujuthins Syrup for teething promises soothing relief. The advertisement claims it softens gums eases pain cures wind colic and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty five cents bottle.
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Bikers
Washington Police
E. W. Grove
People's Outfitting Co.’S Furniture
PEOPL
Morris
Eqable
People's
Xmas
Gibsons
Queen Louise
Angelus
Aee
Wwashington
DR. Greiner
Indianapolis Lodge
C. L. Wilkinson
H. Anderson
S. Moore
J. Q. Stevens
Dr. Wood
Ad In the Sun
Eve
Indianapolis
Hood
Gambler
Politlcian
Croup
Dr. Thomas
W. B. Craig
Wood's Stable
Indiana Dental College
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