Plans for New Skyscraper by Adams Express Company
A special dispatch from New Oak reports Adams Express plans a twenty-five story skyscraper on its Broadway property to rival a twenty three story tower started by United States Express. Adams Land and Trust of New York formed with 95000 capital. board includes Basil W Roche Steele and Carl A DeGreshart. Adams owns 53 Broadway and adjacent properties, Pinkerton site eyed as part of the project. American Express recently paid 2 million for a neighboring parcel to cover both plots and form a combined building venture.
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Sun
New Oak
Unilea States Express Company
Rector
Greenwich
Churchisll
Adams Express Company
Will. Bulla
Broadway
Lert €. Weir
Adams ‘Suavess Company
Al+emey
Adams Land and Aes Company
New York City
Basil “W. Ro Fteele
Carl A. de ' Greshart
H. Stare Giddings
Edward B. Bruce
New York
Churchst
Pinkerton
Boardaw
Adams Company
Piikertore
Adams
American Express Cim Bing
Monson Shoots Himself in Idaho Town
Special to The San Lagro Idaho Dee 29 Charles Monson 65 killed himself yesterday by shooting through the heart. He leaves a family.
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San
Lagro
Dee
Charles Monson
Local and Household Goods Advertisers List
A dense roster of suppliers includes Bliss Swain Co Th eress clothing and men s furnishings Wm H Block Co dry goods cloaks Bobbs Merrill Co books and stationer John D Brosnan South Illinois Street House Yeaney Furniture and Albert Gall Carpets Hartmann furniture Cuarpeta stores Iske Bros furniture Paul H Kranag men s goods hats Kahn Tailoring Lilly Stalnaker fine cutlery George J Marott shoes Vonnegut Hardware fine cutlery and plated ware Julius C Walk Son diamonds jewelry silverware E P Wasson Co dry goods cloaks millinery carpets furniture When Clothing Store clothing and men s furnishings.
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Kahn Tailoring Co
Lilly & Stalnaker
George J. Marott
Pearls Lifespan and the Knife in Pearl Restoration
New York dealers report rising pearl prices and increasing interest in restoring gems past their youth. Experts describe cleaning, whitening, or acid baths, with some turning to a surgical knife to reveal viable inner layers and revive luster, while warning of risks to settings and interiors.
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New York
Matden Jane
Whal Salt
Bradway
Tim
Jonnst
Europe
Cleopatra
Singing for Joy Ends in Court Disturbance Case
The Lehenck family faced police court in Cleveland as William Schenck and his two sons were charged with disturbing the peace. Neighbors testified of ongoing quarrels. Paul Schenck was fined with costs for abusing his sister. The elder Schenck, deaf, claimed he was singing. William Schenck Jr. had traveled from Cleveland for a quiet visit and was released. Also listed are patent grants to Indiana inventors from The Sun.
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Lehenck
William Schenck
Schenck
Hig We Song
Paul
C. B. Ludwig
William Schenck, Jr
Cleveland
Whallon
Bchenck
Inpain
Slater
the Schencks
Michigan St
Retrial demanded for Terrell by counsel in chief
Bluffton Ind December 29 Postmaster A L L Sharpe counsel in chief for murderer John W Terrell states he will demand an immediate retrial for his client and that under the law the state will have to give Terrell trial by the next term of court Sharpe believes a new trial would result in Terrells acquittal on the ground of insanity
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Reece Bluffton
Ind
Sharpe
John W. Terrell
Terrell
Police Captain Creeden Dies After Bridge Fall
Special to The Sum Newsuryport Mass Capt Patrick Creeden a city police captain was killed after boarding a train at Merimec bridge. Lost his balance near the edge in darkness and fell about 20 feet to the street below. He died at the hospital shortly after. Creeden joined the force in 1887 and served as captain since 1900. He left a widow six sons and daughters and several brothers.
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Sum Newsuryport
Mass
Patrick Creeden
Merimec
Creeden
Enly
Rod
Seare
Judge jails a masher in Washington case
Washington police wage crusade against mashers and curbetone Johnnies arresting dozens. One offender jailed 45 days after confronting a prominent woman near the Willard. he gave a fictitious name and claimed preference for a sentence over disgrace. Entertainment at Y.M.C.A. New Year’s program features handball, indoor baseball, basketball, wrestling, weight divisions, and swimming events.
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Scrippe-McRee
Washington, D.C
Mulloway
New Willard
Y. MC. A
Berner
Koenecke
Stamnits
Robbins
Stockman
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Adams Express Co
Monson
Indianapolis
Indiana
Variaus
L. B. Ayres & Co
D. Peries
Gerritt A. Archibald & Co
H. Lieber Co
Charles Mayer & Co
L. E. Morrison & Co
People’s Outfiting Co
Rink's Cloak House
Fura, Lake & Co
Model
the Sander & Becker Furniture Co
the Star
Carpeta
L, Etransa & Co
the Eagle
Taylor Carpet Co
Vonnegut Hardware Co
Julius C. Walk & Son
E. P. Wasson & Co
Merchants’ Association of Indianapolis
Indianapoli
Merchants Association
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Washington-st
Columbia National Bank
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CG. Z. Coffin
Washington St
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Tejoteing
Willngly
Bohenck
Inventors
Jerry A. Mathews
Colorado
Washington, D. C
Samuel Amick
Brownsburg
David Grubb
Pike County
Frank Hotuk
Valparaiso
Loom J. Lake
Robert H. Lewis
H. M. Smith
Monrovia
Livesteck
King Bf Clothiers
G. Washington St
Sunite Avians
Rubens
King Clothiers
W. Washington St
London
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Washington
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