Hungarian Count Hadik and the American Bride Chase
New York report details Carl Berger financier for nobles seeking American brides allegedly losing about 10 000 while Count Hadik of Hungary has not found a match. Rumors linked Count Szechenyi and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt to marriage talks denied by Mrs Vanderbilt. Photos show Hadik in native costume and Hadik coat of arms with Tavarna castle in Hungary.
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Count Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Count Hadik
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Countess Szechenyi
Vanderbilt
Berger
Miss Vanderbilt
Hadik
Tavarna
Hungary
Ieft
New York
Carl Berger
United States
Old Mexico study of ancient concrete ruins shown
Dwight Tu Filmen dorf lecturer spoke in Jalen Mills hall on reinforced concrete’s long history. He shared Mitla ruins in Mexico and other ancient temples with massive concrete construction and fretwork. Elmendorf displayed ruins and a Diaz portrait. Madrid bullfight motion pictures closed the lecture. another talk on the Grand Canyon of Colorado is planned.
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Dwight Tu
Filmendorf
Waveler
Jalen Mills Hall
Old Mexico
Mexico
Mitla
Egypt
Elmendorff
Elmendorf
President Diaz
Madrid
Spain
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Health talk on school children inspection in Terre Haute
Dr. J. N. Hurty of the State Board of Health and Dr. Edmund D. Clark of the Indianapolis City Board of Health spoke in Terre Haute on public medical inspection of school children. Hurty will address Shirley Friday night on Public Health Is Public Wealth.
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J. N. Hurty
State Board of ‘Health
Edmund D. Clark
Indianapolis
Man Struck by Freight Engine in Snowstorm near Richtland Ave
R M Parent of 5248 Meridian St was walking on tracks beside the Chicago Hamilton and Dayton railroad when a freight engine No 31% struck him in a blizzard. He was knocked down, his left arm crushed and later amputated at City hospital.
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Chicago, Hamilton and Dayton
Richtland Ave
R. M. Parent
Meridian St
Hilan
Salary boost for University of Chicago professors
Chicago Feb 19 The University of Chicago faculty will receive higher salaries funded by 80 000 donated by John D Rockefeller. This marks the first salary increase in the university's history. Professors earning 3000 will rise by 500 yearly to 4500, associate professors 2500 to 3500, with department heads adjusted proportionally.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Child actors to appear in benefit play at English's opera house
The National Flower a children's operetta will be performed for three shows on April 11 and 12 to aid the unemployed under the Charity Organizations Society. Over 200 children train with Mrs. W R Davis at 342% N Meridian St as secretary C S Grout notes.
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English’s
Opera House
Charity Organizations Society
W. R. Davis
Meridian St
Davis
Chicago
Rushville
Ind
C. S. Grout
North Park Christian Church
Grout
Harry Porter
Indianapolis
Charles E. Coffin
Miller
Cogt
Fraud alleged in land deals in Northwest
In Seattle Washington February 19 Maj Hiram Chittenden head of the United States engineers district is charged with defrauding the government in public land locations. The federal suit names him and several relatives and associates including Clyde C Chittenden Ira E Schanger Frederick Fountaine J H L Derwent William H Brown and their wives.
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Seattle
Wash
Hiram Chittenden
Corps of
United States Engineers
Charles Q. Bonaparte
Maj. Chittenden
Clyde C. Chittenden
Ira E. Schanger
Frederick Fountaine
Whole town to be sold at public auction in Michigan
Baldwins Michigan date Feb 19 Marl borough village with a plant of machines railroad and thousands of acres of land valued at a million dollars will be sold under the hammer on March 3. Bids under 85009 plus costs of foreclosure and expenses under receivership will not be accepted
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Baldwin, Mich
Marlborough Village
Fogarty Traction in Marion County Democratic Fight
The Marion county Democratic chairmanship race between William M Fogarty and John N Navin profile power, trust, and party reform. Fogarty supporters claim an honest organization can restore public confidence while Navin Bell supporters warn of factional control, tying the fight to state implications for 1908. The outcome may decide party unity, influence state platforms, and affect future campaigns.
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W. J. Bryan
Billie’ Fogarty
Marion County
Fogarty
Bryan
Stokes Jackson
Big Bryan
Thomas Taggart
Marion
Bernard Skorbly
Friends of
Jackson
Korbly
John N. Navin
William M. Fogarty
Indiana
Joseph E. Bell
Bell and Navin
Navin
Joe Bell
Mr. Fogarty
Leacher
Bell
Billie” Fogarty
Githerto
Hogarty
Crawford Fairbanks
Pemparraig
Mail Office Pioneer John McCloskey Dies at 91
John H. McCloskey, Marion county politician and longtime post office employee, died at his home 17 Massachusetts Ave. He was born in 182 and had 19 years with the post office. Oriental lodge F and A M will conduct funeral services at the home Thursday at 2 pm. Burial at Crown Hill. He is survived by three children Mrs J B Bissei J B and A K McCloskey.
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John H. McCloskey
Marion County
Masschusetts Ave
Oriental Lodge
A. M
Crown Hill
Favors a Bridge Over the Heads of Citys Mules
Tom Draper barn foreman at 1131 Shelby street proposed building a bridge over municipal stalls to safely bridle the mules. While bridling a mule Tuesday the animal kicked him in the face, leaving a scratched cheek and a black eye. He returned to the office dazed, nicknamed Si by coworkers.
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Tom Draper
Shelbyst
Draper
Nee-Haw
Ihol
Miss Ainshent Wears Blue Hair Bows
The article notes Miss Ainshent wearing two large blue bows in her hair and mentions a remark that one bow made her look ten years younger after a recent event. The playful remark reflects local fashion gossip and lighthearted commentary.
Beauty and Health in City Homes Show Priority
A reader asks the Sun to urge immediate city action on sanitary conditions, urging the council to curb leaky sewers and unsafe plumbing. He calls for a sanitary engineer to oversee drainage and installation, cites unsafe roof and gutter connections, and warns that disease remains a risk in both small homes and grand buildings unless prevention and proper sanitation are enforced.
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Indiana
The Crime of Growing Old
A reflective poem on aging where Time and memories shape youth and shame. The speaker rejects dye and vanity, arguing memory is the real force aging or renewing, urging love of life and truth to stay mentally young. It warns that deeds linger in memory and fate is unchangeable.
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Tima
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van Schaick
Slocum
Beauty and Health
Ian Robertson
Oakley Selleck
SUN Publishing CO
Indianapolis Sun
Ories’ Business College
E. D
EH. Uchiost
Hanapolis
Postoffice
Shanr
E. Washington St
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