Fireman Injured in Truck Accident After Park Fire
Fireman Al an Camp of house No 6 was injured while returning from a fire at the Coffin and Fletcher park packing establishment. His vehicle slipped on a street car track and he was thrown to the pavement sustaining severe bruises to the side arm and head and seven broken ribs. He was unconscious on arrival at his home 1723 West Washington and later taken to the hospital. The fire caused little damage.
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Nutley Woman Wins Society Respect For Stopping Abuse
Miss Annie Van Winkle of Nutley New Jersey interrupted a brutal driver Antonio Narucci beating a horse in Silver Lake. She pursued him in the rain restraining the whip, had the horse cared for after it collapsed and died, and testified leading to a $100 fine by Justice Beaman.
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Miss van Winkle
Narucci
Justice Beaman
Beaux and Belles Octette Headline at Grand Park
Next week the Grand features The Beaux and Belles Octette with music by MacConnell and lyrics by Smith, touted as a genuine vaudeville novelty. Patrons at the Park Thursday showed more interest in Frank James, Jesse James’ brother, who appears in Across the Desert in the third act and saves a life. Wamego is praised for the play’s western melodrama and realistic snowstorm scenes. The Empire also presents a first class bill this week with good turnout expected.
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Life. Indiana grain dealers form state union in Indianapolis
The Indiana grain dealers will meet at the Board of Trade building in Indianapolis on January 8 to organize a state association. Also noted: the executive committee of the Indiana Christian Endeavor union met at the Y.M.C.A. building. The body of Mrs. O J Jones was shipped to Tuscola Illinois for burial after suffocation following a long illness. Washington Assembly No.1 Benevolent Order of Colonials elected officers led by President J C Talbott and Vice President L C Weise. Senior class of 1902 Shortridge high school plans entertainment February 21 and 22 with a music program and Saturday variety show. The book fair closes Saturday evening and a farce by Paul Edwards will be performed. An advisory board listing Paul Edwards James Gripe Jane Blakely Mabel Pray and Raymond Bangs was named to help run the event.
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College Ave
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Washington Assembly
Benevolent Order of Colonials
J. C. Talbott
L. C. Weise
Shortridge High School
Paul Edwards
James ‘Gripe
Jane Blakely
Mabel Pray
Raymond Bangs
Court transfers and amid divorces and debts in Indiana
In state courts the Browning-Perry damage case moves from Tipton to Hamilton county. Mrs A J Watson of Martinsville is granted divorce and alimony of 3000 and 1800. J Marsh of Portland sues Howard county for 8000 over a ledger. George Allen of Madison sues Consumers Gas Trust Co in Indianapolis over faulty wells. In Danville jail, Charles Hampton Abe Hampton Fred Cassity and Frank Stewart Jr are jailed on murder charges.
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Tipton
Hamilton County
A. J. ‘Watson
Martinsville
Sted
J. Marsh
Portland
Howard County
George Allen
Madison County
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Indianapolis
Danville
A Willis
Haynes
Coatesville
Charles
Abe Hampton
Fred Cassity
Frank Stewart, Jr
Question Arises in Family About Dessert Choice
A fragment discusses an answer to a family question about a dessert. It mentions trying Jell-O as a tasty option and notes that it can be prepared in two easy steps with hot water. Flavors include Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry.
Traits of Character Inherited by Theodore Roosevelt
An analysis traces Roosevelt’s traits to ancestors and environment, outlining a mix from father and mother sides. It weighs inventive, methodical, and generous influences, noting a strong emphasis on independence, labor, and public service shaping the future president. It cites Robert Bruce, colonial figures, and southern influences as context for his character and leadership.
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Prince Galizzin
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William Alten White
MacClure
Theodore Roosevelt
Trishman
Georgia
Confederacy
Real Estate Listings Spotlight on The Sun's Real Pages
The Sun features daily real estate offerings across its sixth and seventh pages with Saturday emphasis. Listings highlight properties, prices, and market opportunities, inviting readers to explore housing options in a bustling real estate section.
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