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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1905
Page
3
Reclaim the Land Walk With Boys million acres plan
Government reclamation bulletin notes approval of Sun Grande and Caray projects in Texas New Mexico and New Mexico that will reclaim about 120 500 acres at a cost of 37 085 571. It reports on funds and progress including miles of canals earth moved and tunnels driven while citing labor as a major challenge and eight hour work limits as a factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Geological Survey
Th Interior
Sun Grande
Texaa
New Mexico
Caray
Nesy Mexico
Consteuclion
Reclamation Service
Ancient Customs House Served Three Nations at Monterey
A tablet on Monterey's old Hispano Mexican customs house notes it as California's oldest building aside from the missions. The site witnessed Spain and Mexico customs, piracy, treasure legends, and the first California newspaper printed on the printing press landed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Cal
Landmarks Club
California
Missions
Han
Spain
Colonisim
Philippines
Jaf
Bouchard
Mexico
Napoleon
Elba
Customa
Ty Celifornia
Editors Committees Call News Editors to Hear Delaware River Survey
The House Rivers and Harbors Committee invites Philadelphia newspaper editors to appear in Washington to discuss a proposed 35 foot survey of the Delaware River channel. It accuses local papers of misstatements and promises a patient hearing, with a request to publish the hearing and the committee’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House Committee On
Philadelphia
Delaware River
T. 5
Burton
Phiadelphians
Delaware
Rememors
Congress
Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Washington
House of Representatives
Campaign tale from Connecticut candidate Lilley at Willard
Special to the Susquehanna column from Washington reports George J. Lilley, First District representative candidate, recalling an embarrassing moment. After a poorly received Hebrew group speech in Woodbury, a Polish Jewish leader urged a Polish address, which Lilley declined, fearing it would hurt his nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sus
Washington, D. C
Connecticut
Willard Hotel
Congress
Woodbury
Lister
Yukon Promoter Outlines Alaska Prospect Plans
Dawson based Klondike Quartz King Wilson Foster discusses future mine development in Alaska and partnerships with S Strait. He outlines aims with the International Yukon Polar Alaska Institute, Dawson City interests, and a 1500 mile Yukon expedition to test equipment and conditions for northern exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike
Wilson Foster
Dawson
Indiana State Museum
Northwest
Foster
Canada
S. Strait
Alseka
Dawson City Quartz Mining Company
Ronanzd Gold Company, Ltd
White Channel Quartz Mining Company
States
International Yukon- Polar Alaska Institute
Materes
Hustain Mormant
Pole
Alaska Club
Yukon
Fuster
St. Tayis
Blutehles
Tle
White Horse
Edward the Seventh
St. Louis
Avertsing
Indianapolis
Desirable State Ticket Spots Fed by Local Speculation
Richmond lawyer Charles Shiveley is courted as a Republican secretary of state candidate. Perry F. Burr of Madison contemplates appellate judge bid. Other names: W. E. Shipp Mitchell J W Lewis Wabash J H Tomlin Shelburne F A Cotton incumbent, Cassius C Wadler for appellate, Ned and BV Pitzpatrick for clerk, David Hadley for state treasurer. Conventions active in Minnesota area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Knights of Pythtn
Perry FE. Burr
Madison
Jude
Mitchel
J. W. Lewis
Wabash
J. H W.tomlin
Shelbertie
Faggot A. Cotton
Cassius C. Wadler
Ned
Miliaiapolis
Tor Tees
Sesson
A Church for All Unique House of Worship Planned in St Louis
Special to the Sin from St Louis Mo December 21 describes Dr Schmidt a German physician proposing a church free of preaching ritual and offerings where men and women of all creeds may worship. He envisions simple electronic chimes and pipe organ music and a place where fears are at ease and all souls mingle without clerical ceremony. He recounts a personal struggle with religious doubt including beliefs about Bible inspiration and the devil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William Osler
Monty M. Third
Johns Hopkins University
Tom
Dr. Schmidt
St. Louis
Lois
Br. August Schmidt
Gesman Phyeh Sim
St. Denia
Schmidt
Satan
Schmdt
Free trips to Indianapolis for out of town shoppers
The Re tail Merchants' Association offers refunds of railroad fare to Indianapolis for adjacent district residents who spend specified sums at member stores. Purchases from any listed stores qualify, with cash reimbursement on the measured total expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Merchants’ ‘Association of Indianapolis
Merchants’ Association
Washington St
Columbia National Bank
Merchants’ Association of Indianapolis
These Stores Will Refund Your Car Fare Sees Rose Cloaks
A list of retailers includes Millinery and clothing houses such as Rose Cloaks and The Progress Clothing and Men’s Furnishings, with Pianos and Organs offered by D. H. Baldwin Co. and various suppliers like Saks Co and Vonnegut Hardware. The notice mentions several merchants including Bobbs Merrill, Fernitore, and Rink’s Cloak House among others.
Praise for an Indiana man lands in House debut
The Washington Post lauds Fred Landis for a strong maiden speech in the House. His rise from reporter and clerk to congressman follows a veteran-backed Indiana nomination by Maj. George W Steele. Landis’ brother Charles B. Landis acknowledges Fred’s oratorical impact, joking about district reshuffling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Post
Fred Landis
Charles B
House
Indiana
Setasaw Mountin Landis
Liinois
Warren
Ports Hiro
Washington
Congress
Ferma
George W W. Steele
Charles B. Landis
Fred
Married in Indiana report in Jeffersonville column
Ida Ferguson, of Loujaville, aged about 15, was married Saturday in Jeffersonville to Newton Martin. The father reported the girl to be 15 years old and the event was noted in the local column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Ida Ferguson
Loujaville
Hera
Newton
Martin
Wholesome Check On Over-Population Debate
Special to the Sum reports Chicago physicians and clergy at the Sher man house discussing race death by own action as a stabilizing population force. Dr Harn Mayer cites growth from 4,000,000 to 89,000,000 and beyond. Rev Frank G Smith emphasizes changes, frugality, and quality over quantity. Bapt Lester Bodine condemns improvident childhoods treated as factory commodities amid poor conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physicians’ Club
Sherman House
Harn N. Mayer
de. Mayer
Frank G. Smith
Soto
W. Lester Bodine
Compulsory Education Department
Cuticura Works Wonders for Eczema Sufferer
Mrs Emma White of Camden New Jersey suffered widespread eczema and hair loss after trying three doctors. She used Cuticura soap Ointment and Resolvent as directed, brushing scales from her face and restoring clear skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snather
Mre
Emma White
Cherrier Place
Camden
N. J
Aprit'ag
Also Mentioned on This Page
Osler
Committees
Philadelphia Journal
Coulont
Wilson
Retail Merchants’ Association
S. Ayres & Co
Gerrit A. Archibald
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Bliss, Swain &Co
the Progress
Bobbs-Merril Co
Charles L. Hartmann
Lilly & Stalnaker
George J. Marott
New York
People’s Outfitting Co
Fernitore
Rink
Men's and Boys’ Outfitters
Vonnegut Hardware Co
H. P. Wasson & Co
W. H. Messenger
Fornitore and Carpets
C. Z. Coffin
E. Washington St
Frederick Landis
Brother
Cuticura
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