Council of War BYYAALGA.MEN Night Meeting Urges Larger Subscriptions
The Y M C A canvass teams met at headquarters Wednesday night to plan how to raise the building fund for a new association building. Subscriptions of 20 000 or 25 000 are typical, but few 5 000 pledges have come in. The goal remains 250 000 with eight days left. Alumni from Denver Richmond and Memphis contributed lessons from recent campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Godard
C. 8. Ward
J. F. Wild
William D. Downs
Denver
Col
Downs
Ward
N.D. Sills
Business Men’s Committee
Richmond
Memphis
Tenn
Indianapolis
Association
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Colorado Springs
Buffalo
Dormitory Plans Expand Y M C A Building Usage
The Y M C A plans a dormitory heavy with 130 rooms on Indianapolis building’s fifth and sixth floors. Rooms will include light and heat, a closet and washstand, with a common washroom and low rents. The model follows Mills hotel but with greater furnishings and fellowship incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufe
Association
Indianapolis
Y. M
Dayton Y. M. C. A
Mills Hotel
New York
Mills
LET CHILDREN PLAY Special to The Sun
President Roosevelt and Representative Boutell urged expansion of municipal playgrounds at a Washington event. Roosevelt asked that children’s right to play not be denied, while Boutell explained a bill to establish more playgrounds in Washington. The letter highlighted the upcoming Playground Association of America meeting in Chicago in June and urged cities to provide playgrounds immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Boutell
Chicago
Washington Playgrounds Association
Boutelis
Congress
Washington
Playground Association of America
Y M C A Subscriptions Reported With Totals
The YMCA subscriptions show a grand total of 143 683 with Citizens and Business Mens and Young Men's committees reporting shares. Officers J F Wild and W H Brown present subcommittee totals and lists of individual contributors including Flora Wulschner and Arthur Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Committee
J. F. Wild
H. C. Atkins
C. J. Buchanan
J. N. Garey
J. F. Halshe
C. H. Jones
J. W. Lilly
H. B. Marsh
J. M. Ogden
W. C. van Arsdel
H. O. Smith
Young Men's Committee
W. H. Brown
Fei
R. F. Daggett
T. B. Fulmer
C. House
D—Glen Howe
F. C. Jordan
F—W. T. Love, Jr
G—H. B. Patton
H—C, L. Price
I—A. E, Swickard
J—C, A, Terebaugh
Flora Wulschner
Arthur Jordan
Smoot Keeps Seat After Senate Vote
Washington February 21 The end of a four year battle to oust Reed Smoot of Utah over his Mormon faith ended at four this afternoon as the Senate voted 42 to 2 to permit him to retain his seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Smoot
Utah
United States
Senate
Suspect foul play in death of Edward C Brown
Police investigate the death of Edward C Brown a Jamestown New York capitalist in New York City at the Hotel Manhattan. Officers search for $500000 worth of negotiable securities said to have been in his possession when he died. Friends claim he came to complete a large business deal and brought the securities which have disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hotel Manhattan
Edward Co. Brown
Jamestown, WN. Y
Advance Box Prices Hit Packing Industry
Prices of all kinds of packing boxes to be advanced at once. Schedule to be fixed by the National Association of Box Manufacturers during their annual Cleveland convention. Higher wages and lumber scarcity cited as reasons for the contemplated increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Cleveland
National Association of Box Manufacturers
Sunday Baseball Bill Advances After House Vote
The Sunday baseball bill passed the house to third reading on Thursday with a favorable vote. Representative Thomas W. Brolley introduced the measure allowing promoters to collect admission fees for games within designated hours, including Sunday afternoon, and it is believed the bill will pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Brolley
Last Cup Too Much Sees Hunts Split After Saloon Sleepover
Mr and Mrs George Hunt sold their household effects Wednesday and decided to separate. Before leaving they took part of the money from the sale to buy drinks and were later found asleep in the rear room of a saloon on S Capitel Ave. The Hunts formerly lived at 2201 N Capitel Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hunt
Bleydlemen Stewart and
Trimpe
Sowid
S. Capitel-ave
Hunts
N. Capitel-ave
Living on S75 a Year in Maryland Tidewater
A Cambridge based feature argues that a six person Black family can live in comfort on $75 cash yearly. It describes cabin rentals for $25 to $30, garden produce, fish and game from tidewater waters, hominy and corn meal staples, musk rat meat as a valued delicacy, and small canoe transport to reach steamboat landings. It notes thrifty households fish, trap, and farm, while offering a wry look at public opinion and temptations to travel to Baltimore for leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge
Cambridge
Baltimore
New York
Wilmington
Delaware
Do Not Miss This Cut Out Coupon at Yangs Drug Stores
A flawed advertisement invites customers to bring a coupon to Yangs Drug Stores at 112 N Pennsylvania Street 9 STMnois Street and other corners to obtain a 50 cent bottle of Dr King s Cough Balm and a bottle of Dr King s Restorative Blood Purifier and Tonic for 5 cents, with several misplaced symbols and unclear addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
S. Tmnois
Massachusetts-ave
College-ave
Dr. King
Senator Clark’s rise and the plug hat tale
A Washington dispatch profiles Senator Bill Clark of Montana, tracing his path from miner to multimillionaire turned U.S. senator. The piece satirically links his whiskers and plug hat to public perception, noting the glamour fades as readers scorn wealth-influence. Clark reportedly contemplates resignation to escape scrutiny.
Self employment as path chosen by lone worker
A man prefers independence by hunting fishing trapping and tending his garden rather than earning wages from another employer. The brief outlines a shift toward self reliance and rural livelihood over regular formal wages.
Freak of Fashion Bishop Sleeve Waist Gathers Interest
A summer trend discussion notes the bishop sleeve waist featuring large bishop sleeves red bands and a stole. The style requires a short glove and may or may not become popular as fashion shifts between short sleeves and a slim waist.
Copra Oil Replaces Butter in Marseille Mills
Copra oil once used only for soap production is now used by several major Marseille mills to make high priced domestic grease sold as a butter substitute. This shift highlights changing food industry practices and pricing implications in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Indianapolis Public Works approves Arlington Avenue widening bid notice
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces De claratory Resolution No 3 00 to widen Arlington Avenue to 50 feet from Washington Street to vacated Shank Street with remonstrances due March 4 1907 and a final hearing set at 8 00 a m. The action affects abutting lots and lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Public Works
Board
Court House
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Arlington Avenue
Washington Street
Shan Street
Shank Street
Said Avenue
Lowell Avenue
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Open La Salle Street Extension in Indianapolis in 1907
Public Works of the City of Indianapolis adopts Resolution No. 5003 to open and extend La Salle Street from Moore Avenue area north to English Avenue with a 50 foot offset. Remonstrances may be filed by March 11, 1907, with a public hearing and final action scheduled at 10 a.m. at the Board of Public Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board
Court House
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Palmer Street
Leonard Street
Said Street
Bileetnee
Preston C. Trusler
Oe Mack
Board of Public" Wert
Department OF Public Works
City of
Moore Avenue
English Avenue
la Salle Street
Englsh Avenue
Lange
Sugba
Washington Street
Notiaa
Board of Public Works of Late
Joseph T. Elliott
Fred J. Mack
Office of the Heard
Board At Public Works
Indinapolis
Thirty-Second Street
Senate Avenue
Northwestern Avenue
Board of Public. Works
Shave
Cee Board of Public
Skilpatrick Resigns From Western Skating Association
New York February 21 President Charles Skilpatrick resigns as directors refuse to back the Amateur Athletic Union over control of skating. He retires from the association and is temporarily succeeded by former president W H Dun who takes over pending decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chas. Skilpatrick
The
Western Skating Asso
Amateur Athletic Union
Association
W. H. Dun
German Officers Prepare to Join Japanese Army for Study
Four officers of the German general staff have begun a two year service in the Japanese army to study training methods strategy and other matters. They have been making special preparations and have taken a course in Japanese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
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Council OF War
Byyaalga
MEN
Ing Fund
M. Co. A
Washington, D. C
Scranton
New York City
Hyde Park
Oak Park
Evanston
Marion
Louisville
St. Louis
Lexington
Y.M.C. A
Y. M. C. A. Building Fund
Municipal
Citizer's Committee
TSK
Business Men's Committee
Smoot
Brown
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
HOUSE
Ali Druggists
Comfort
Maryland
Cambridge, Md
Bill Clark
Josh Wise
Uy Montana
Paris
Clark
Montana
Mabbee
Claus
Twuz
Ellers
William Clark
Seattle
United States Senate
Ev’rybody
Pertickler
Knife
Dr. Wells
Peter Reagan
Galesburg
Reagan
Rupert_ Wells
Radel
Meridian Street
Francke Hardware Co
Kipp Brothers Co
Marion Case
E, Eisele Burton Jewelry Co
A. Geiger
Welsbach
Indianapolis Gas CO
Majestic
Pennsylvania St
C. U. Main
Freak OF Fashion
Ciation
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