Indianapolis Cattery Showcases Aristocratic Angora Cats
Nellie H. Wilson operates the Spokane cattery at 1512 Central Ave, Indianapolis, with Angora cats prized for beauty and purr. Notable cats include Prince Pearl valued at 500 and Banjo at 250, as she exports many cats east and to California. The facility emphasizes premium diets and meticulous care, aiming to publish photos and further descriptions in Cat Journal.
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Nellie H. Wilson
Central Ave
United States
Spokane
Miss Wilson
Indianapolis
New York State
California
Cattery
Prince Pearl
Crystal Palace
London
Banjo
What a glorious day for Betty and Jack
Betty frets over a football game while her fiancé Jack Winmar dines with another woman. A telegram reveals Jack plans to entertain his cousin Helen. Betty learns she misjudged him and feels ashamed of her jealousy and vengeance.
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Betty
Jack Winmar
Jack
Academy
Topsy
Jack Wimmar
Winmars
Mr.Winmar
Helen
Mr. Winmar, Jr
Mr. Winmar
Betty Kept Secret Letter Intriguing Dinner Ride Mystery
Betty shows renewed remorse before a late visit from Jack and Helen. Jack returns a letter Betty asked him to fetch but avoids opening it. The spark of mystery remains as Jack questions the ride with Topsy and Betty hints at a future reveal.
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Betty
Jack
Helen
Topsy
Hoosierisms and Local Echoes Across Indiana Towns
A collage of small town notes from Indiana papers recount oddities and local incidents. Twins charm Oakland City Enterprise lore while Hamlet fines a railroad conductor. Wolf sightings, new automotives for Nappanee, and a fire limits ordinance in Walcott appear beside village humor and a ghost rumor in Odon.
Etiquette Answers From The Sun Readers
A collection of humorous etiquette tips addressing named readers and the public in Indianapolis. Advice covers hygiene, nail care, personal conduct, footwear cleanliness, hat handling, perfume choices, swearing, laughter, and wearing jewelry with playful, era-appropriate tone.
Taggart Sought As Democratic National Chairman
Local Democrats discuss Thomas Taggart as front runner for national chairmanship amid a flurry of names for county and statewide posts. Candidates named include Hiram Brown for county chair, Elliott Hooten and W. W. Spencer for various roles, with March 11 set for the chair selection and a wave of hopefuls eyeing offices from criminal judge to sheriff.
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Thomas Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Tom Taggart
National Committee
Jones
Arkansas
Taggart
Hiram, Brown
Brown
Thos. C. Day & Co
Hiram Brown
Elliott Hooten
W. W. Spencer
John Blue
Central Labor Union
Spencer
Hooten
Thomas L. Sullivan
Edgar A. Brown
Snake Indians surround encampment in Indian Territory arrest planned
U S marshal Bennett received word from Deputy Grant Johnson that 32 Snake Indians encamped on their old council grounds were surrounded and to be arrested and brought in. Principal chief La Tah Mic Coo Wah Ha Chee and Washington Riley named in the band. Authorities plan to detain all bands within 50 miles of Henrietta and send them to federal prison. In Des Moines the senate passed a bill granting the government Board of Health broad powers during epidemics.
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Muscogee, I. T
U.S
Bennett
Grant Johnson
Henrietta
Council
La-Tah-Mic-Coo
Wah-Ha-Chee
Washington Riley
Ish~ Parhecher
Sapulpa
Holdenville
Wewoka
Des Moines
Senate
Government Board of Health
Commercial Travelers Form Sick Benefit Association
The Commercial Travelers Sick Benefit Association of Indianapolis is incorporated. William C. Beckman serves as president with G. W. Hall as vice president and B. F. Honesius as secretary. Incorporators include W. H. Nicholas A. F. Garrio tt Charles W. Lauer and others. The association aims to provide sick benefits to traveling salesmen.
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Commercial Travelers
Serpentine skirt pitched by Indiana legislator in Indianapolis
Arthur L. Cooper of Frankfort told lobbyists in Indianapolis about a new serpentine silk petticoat design. He said it is patent and ready for Broadway, noting the skirt’s tight knee area, flared bottom, rustle, and overall swell appearance.
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Arthur L. Cooper
Frankfort
Indianapolis
Cooper
Denison
New York
Broadway
Breunig Seeks City Tax Fund For Smallpox Hospital
Controller Breunig favors using the city's share of Gallup estate taxes to build a permanent smallpox hospital. He estimates the city's portion at 9,563.93 dollars and hopes for settlement by March 1.
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Breunig
Prince Henry to Get Private Entrance at Waldorf Astoria
Prince Henry will visit New York and stay at the Waldorf Astoria. Masons will cut a private doorway in Thirty third street and install an elevator for the prince and his party. Manager Boldt authorized the work and the white and gold elevator is being built for their brief stay.
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Prince Henry
Indianapolis
A. K
B. S
Thomas
James
Brownstown
New York
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
Boldt
Bride-To-Be Delayed As Snowbound Groom Tracks Mile And Half
August Reichert of Sawyers Creek shovels a mile and a half through heavy snow to reach Sarah Jagow for their marriage. The delay comes when the preacher proves less eager, postponing the ceremony after six hours of effort.
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August Reichert
Sawyer's’Creek
Sarah Jagow
Favorite Prescription Eases Expectant Mothers Strength
An advertisement urges weak nervous expectant mothers to use Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription to build strength for motherhood. It claims the remedy nourishes nerves, boosts appetite, promotes sleep, and is free from alcohol narcotics. A Manitoba testimonial credits a healthy baby to faithful use before birth.
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Dr. Pierce
Robert Harden
Brandon
Manitoba
B. V. Pierce
Suit Filed for Five Thousand Damages in Ward Case
Mary Morrison sues Patrick Ward for 5000 dollars claiming Ward's wagon drove on the wrong side of the street and struck her car throwing her onto the dashboard causing permanent injuries. Also promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla for chronic ailments.
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Mary Morrison
Patrick Ward
Ward
Laxative Bromo Quinine Claims Quick Grip Cure
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine as a two day cure for grip with E. W. Grove’s signature on every box.
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E. W. Grove
Indiana Dental College Patient Hours
Indiana Dental College advertises service from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. for all kinds of dental work at the corner of Delaware and Ohio streets.
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Indiana Dental College
S. W. Cor
Delaware and
Ohiots
Free illustrated booklets from the Chicago and North Western
The Chicago and North Western Railway offers free illustrated booklets by mail. Publications include California Illustrated, Hunting and Fishing, Through Picturesque Wisconsin, Across Picturesque Illinois, Population of Cities on the North-Western Line, The Indian The Northwest, and a mounted U. S. wall map. Requests require postage and should be sent to W. B. Kniskern in Chicago.
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Chicago & North-Western Ba Y
California
Colorado
Chi- Cabo
Milwaukee
Northwest
U. S. Wall
W. B. Kniskern
G. P
T. A
Chicago
North-Western R'y
Fifth Ave
Bargains in Upright Pianos at Baldwin's
A brief ad notes bargains on slightly used upright pianos at Baldwin's. The listing also mentions continuous loose leaf ledgers with self locking extension beck. The ad credits WM B Burford of Indiana, Indianapolis area for the notice.
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Baldwin’s
WM. B. Burford
Yelis
Ind
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Royal Baking Powder Co., New Yoric
Prince
Paul Kruger
Cat Journal
Stearns
McCulloch Grove
Oakland City Enterprise
Bonar
Hamlet
Pennsylvania Railroad
Starke County
George Larber
Knox
Nappanee
C. D. Volkmann
Nick
Headlee
Col
Monticello
Walcott
R. P. Gibson
Burnetts Creek
Star City
Deacon Buck
Winamac
Indiana
George Bundy
Henan Rogers
George
Matt Bass
Henan
Knightstown
Odon
Spencer County
Scottsburg
Willard Barrrett
Greenfield
Hartshorn
S. T
Dug Hopper
Bill Johnson
Johnstown
Peru
Joseph Mulhaupt
Lafayette
Mulbury Post Office
O— Goldberg
Alice Critchliw
Sam
Ripley Cor
Crawfordsville ‘Journal
Mose
Michael
Mike
Alfred
Tom
Maggie
Genevieve
Lucy
Charles E. Cox
Charles B. Clark
Irvington
Frank P. Baker
Henry Scafried
William C. Daily
Henry C. Cox
Coxes
Cox
John Geckler
August Tamm
Jake Woessner
Sheriff Aain
John J. Appel
Jim Keach
Lee
Brussels
Axminster
Aili Silitdgbe N. Meridian Stree
Redskins
Indian Territory
Hood
Droggiste
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