Farber bill backed in Indiana House over Babcock
The Farber insurance reform bill won strong House support on Wednesday with a 50 to 87 vote to report it out of the insurance committee. Rep Olive led the move, while Rep Elliott urged passage of the Babcock bill. Indiana insurers favor the Farber measure and aim to push it to the governor without further delay.
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Tives
Farber
Insurance Committee
Olive
Elliott
Senate
House
Indiana Insurance Companies
Indiana Comnies
Friends of
Qclive
Friends of the Farber
Obituary and Birth Notices From Local Records
Day Haskel H and Myrtle White, Wesley and Bertha Anderson, Justin and Dorothy Potts, Neeley and Htta Roby, Albert and Kitty Hencoen, George and Elsie Lane, Charles and Melinda Lewis. Deaths list many ages and causes including grippe, pneumonia, bronchial pneumonia, cerebral hemorrhage, and other illnesses. Building permits include repairs and new dwellings by several contractors with addresses and values.
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Haskel H
Myrtle White
Wesley
Bertha Anderson
Marshal
Margaret Kerring
Justin
Dorothy Potts
Neeley
Htta Roby
Albert
Kitty Hencoen
George
Elsie Lane
Charles and
Melinda Lewis
Nancy Reed
Alabama St
la Grippe
Anna Roe
W. Market St
Beck
Baltimore-ave
Villa-ave
Chapman
Tremont
Mary Hughes
E. Washington St
Harriet Coulsey
Harriet Coutser
English Hotel
Zimmer
McCarty-st
Elmer Winton
Mulberry St
Bernice Hanlin
W. Vermont
Thomas White
Concord St
Gaspard Sheppard
Little Sisters of Poor
McPherson-ave
D. St. Phillips
Kenwood-ave
Johanan Rudy
Bates
Adolhous Oberfell
Jacob F. Schweissle
Vermont
Buckskin Sam To Invite Roosevelt On Fishing Trip
From Brunswick Maine Feb 27 Buck skin Sam a famed guide from Haines Landing Maine travels to Washington to pay respects to President Roosevelt He plans to invite the president to be his guest on a spring fishing trip Sam at 90 years old walked 200 miles to Brunswick on snowshoes
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Scripps-McRae Preas
Brunswick
Buckskin
Sam
Haines Landing
Maine
Washington
Roosevelt
Euchre Party by Minnewa Degree Staff for Red Men’s Hall
The Minnewa degree staff No. 38 will host a euchre party at Red Men’s hall located at 216 N Meridian Street on Thursday night February 28. Proceeds or details are not specified in the notice.
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Minnewa
Red Men's Hall
N. Meridian St
Gotch Fails To Beat Olsson In 15 Minute Bout
Special to The Sun Cincinnati Feb 27 Charley Olsson of St. Louis lasted 15 minutes on the mat with Frank Gotch at People's theater. Both men were in prime condition and appeared evenly matched throughout the bout.
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Cincinnati
Charley Olson
St. Louis
Frank Gotch
People's Theater
Cotton king Sully critically ill in New York
Daniel J. Sully III, the cotton king, once ruined by a colossal fortune collapse, is reported critically ill in New York with pneumonia.
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Scripps-MacRae Press Association
New York
Daniel J. Sully
Postum Helps Sleep For Coffee Lovers In New York Letter
A New York City woman writes that switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee improved sleep and reduced nervous exhaustion for her and her husband. They now rely on Postum and Grape Nuts as their breakfast, praising the product and urging others to try it. The note, attributed to Postum Cereal Co. of Battle Creek Michigan, appears as a testimonial.
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AN. Y
Postum Food Coffee
Postum
Postum C
Battle Creek
Mich
Wreck Report Blames Speed On New York Central Line
Testimony at the state railroad commission inquiry into the Feb 16 fatal New York Central wreck attributes the accident to an attempt to overtake a heavy electric train at about 7 miles an hour, on a roadbed unsafe above 47 miles per hour. Railroad men largely fault Engineer Wilgus while noting assurances that electric trains could operate safely on the line.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
New York Central
State Railroad Commission
Wilgus
Church Bowling Alley Opens At Mason City Hotel
Rev. Dr. Jordan, pastor of the First Congregational church in Mason City, opened a church bowling alley under the Wilson hotel in Webster City on February 27. One hundred church members joined, with rules banning swearing smoking and rough talking. The loser pays under the house rules. If successful billiard and pool tables may be added.
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Webster City
Jordan
First Congregational Church
Mason City
Wilson Hotel
Avery Delivers Hoosier Schoolmaster At Metropolitan School
N A Avery of the Metropolitan School of Music oratory department presented The Hoosier Schoolmaster in the school parlors without wigs or costumes. The performance lasted about ninety minutes and kept the audience rapt with clear consistent character work. Avery is principal of the Whiteland high school.
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N. A. Avery
Oratory Department
Metropolitan School of Music
Hoosier
Mr. Avery
Whiteland High School
Union Miners Restained in Ohio Strike Dispute
The Peacock Coal company won a restraining order against United Mine Workers Vice-President Cecil and three local miners to prevent interference with strike-breakers. Notices are being served as miners delegations meet trains to persuade incoming strike-breakers to leave Pomeroy Ohio.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Pomeroy, O
Peacock Coal Company
Cecil
United Mine Workers
Wabash Train Wreck Near Mexico Missouri Injures Several
In dense fog near Mexico Missouri the Moberly accommodation from Moberly to St. Louis collided with a freight train. Engineer William Sincise leaned and was scalded. fireman Robert Maxwell suffered severe scalding. express messenger Harry Davis was unconscious. one passenger lightly hurt.
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ST. Louis
Wabash Railroad
Mexico
William Sincise
Moberly
Robert Maxwell
Harry Davis
Subway Flood Threat Forces Citywide Alarm
Water flows into a subway tube from unknown source, flooding several inches from 110th to 116th streets in the Lenox Avenue branch. Engineers search for the source possible Harlem Creek origin as the city braces for further risk.
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Scrippsa-McRae Press Ansociation
New York
110Th
116Th-Sts
Lenox-ave
Harlem Creek
Distillery Fire Destroys Vincennes Plant
The Old Vincennes distillery plant was destroyed by fire this morning in Vincennes Indiana with an estimated loss of 200000 dollars.
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Scripo
MeHne
Vincennes
Ind
A Moral in This Truthful Exchange
A dialogue reveals suspicion and humor about mail etiquette. A wife questions if her husband keeps her letters after giving them to him to mail. She denies any such habit, while a neighbor exclaims the husband must be a gem. The exchange ends with the wife noting she always mails letters herself.
Governor Hanly vetoes Billingsey bill to raise public safety pay
Gov. Hanly vetoed the Billingsey bill which would have increased Indianapolis Board of Public Safety salaries to 1200 though officials now earn 400 a year. He stated duties do not interfere with ordinary work and members serve not for pay. He added no influential man would seek the posts for salary even at 1200 a year.
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Hanly
Billingsey
Indianapolis Board of Public Safety
Evelyn Thaw's Mother Kept in Isolation at Brookline
Pittsburg report details Mrs J C Holman Evelyn Thaw's mother remaining in a locked house in Brookline with no visitors or calls. Her early life with dancer mother Nesbit is recalled, including Evelyn's rise on Broadway and efforts to attract attention with fashion and bold performances.
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Pittsburg
J. C. Holman
Evelyn Thaw
Berkshire St
Brookline
Holman
Postoffice Robbed at Oaktown by Dynamite
The Oaktown postoffice safe was blown open this morning by dynamite. Robbers stole about $300 and a large quantity of postage stamps and fled in a buggy. Bloodhounds were brought in and post office detectives investigated the scene. The blast drove the safe door 50 feet through the front window. a citizen narrowly escaped injury.
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Oaktown
Post Office
Two Firemen Die in Refrigeration Plant Blast
Two New York firemen Henry Baker and Adam Damm were killed when a tank explosion at the Volunteer Meat market refrigerating plant released ammonia fumes. Four others were seriously injured as firefighters entered the cellar to battle the blaze.
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New York
Henry Baker
Adam Damm
Butte Miners Vote to Seek Higher Daily Wages
The Butte miners union votes to amend its scale raising the mine daily wage from 3.50 to 4.00. The move is a request, not a strike, needing two-thirds to authorize a work stoppage. Building and press operations are suspended, and newspapers remain halted amid the ongoing pressmen dispute.
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Scrippa-McRae Prees Association
Butte
Mont
Butte Miners Union
No Fire Escapes On School Sinks Hope of Prosecution
In Montreal the school building fire that killed 17 students and Miss Maxwell sparked talk of criminal proceedings against school board members for lacking fire escapes. Most victims were primary grade children and all deaths were due to suffocation as earlier counts adjusted missing pupils who had fled home.
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Montreal
Que
Maxwell
Hood's Sarsaparilla as Spring Medicine Across Communities
Widely used in thousands of homes as a spring remedy Dr Hood's Sarsaparilla cleanses humors relieves fatigue boosts appetite and improves complexion. Over forty thousand testimonials in two years support its effectiveness. Available as liquid or Sarsatabs priced 100 doses for $1 with guarantee.
Broadway Destiny Ends In Silent Reflection
A mother recalls her daughter’s ascent in stage life while funds and fame fade. After a year Mrs. Nesbit returned to Pittsburg leaving her child with a Broadway angel in Greater New York. The girl’s cry about innocence until adulthood haunts friends and family. Mrs. Holman remains at home in Brookline.
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Evelyn
Mrs Hill Challenges Miss Kern For Bowling Title Match
Cleveland, February 27. Mrs C W Hill 92 Carlyon road a renowned woman bowler mails a challenge to Miss Birdie Kern of St Louis the reigning champion to contest the women s title. Hill consistently scores over 200 in practice with Evergreen ladies club and seeks a real big match to prove she can compete with America s top female bowler.
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Cleveland
C. W. Hill
Carlyon Road
Birdie Kern
St. Louis
America
Cure for Eczema via Cuticura Remedies
Mrs Lizzie E Sledge of Selma Alabama recounts years of severe eczema and ineffective medical treatment before using Cuticura Resolvent Soap and Ointment. After six months of use the eruptions vanished and have not returned for three years. She credits the remedies with curing other ailments and endorses Cuticura Resolvent as the best blood medicine.
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New York
Lizzie E. Sledge
Jones Ave
Selma
Als
Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills Promise Skin Cure
Advertises warm baths with Cuticura Soap gentle anointings with Cuticura Ointment and mild doses of Cuticura Pills as a speedy cure for disfiguring skin scalp and blood conditions in all ages. Claims relief when all else fails and availability worldwide from Potter Drug and Chem. Boston area mail offer included.
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Potter Drug & Chem
Wiese Caucus
Boston
Sweet Kern to Meet Suitor at St Louis Bowling Congress
Mrs Hill describes Miss Kern as a very sweet girl and a grand howler and notes they plan to meet during the American Bowling Congress in St Louis in March if Miss Kern agrees to the match.
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Kern
Applications for License in Fourteenth Ward Indianapolis
Notice to voters in Fourteenth ward Marion county Indiana that John Fernka will apply at the April term of the Board of Commissioners for a license to sell spirituous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. The business is in a 15 by 20 feet room on Howard street at the northeast corner of Howard and Irve in Belmont addition West Indianapolis Center township. Also notice for a pool table in the same room.
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Warne
Marion County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Howard Street
Howard and
Irve Streets
James F. Coburn
Belmont
West Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Center Township
Marion Couny
Howard
John Fernka
Board of County Commissioners
State of
Indiana Avenue
Lock Street
McWaldo
Locke Street
Gus Stehlin
Neaby
Indianapol
Delaware Street
Duncan
Edmund Spinner
Neady
Kentucky Avenue
MecCarty
Belt Railroad
Ferman Ackelow
Washington Street
East
Washington Streets
Little's
Frank. O’brien
Pearl Street
West
Philip M. Kiley
North Alabama Street
Benjamin F. Teal
Inminoalis
Wayne Township
Bismarck Avenue
Haughville
Holmes’ Westend Addition
Bismarck Revenue
Herman G. Lentz
Indianaris
Capital House
Square 69
Patrick B. Gallagher
NTICE
State of Indiana
Crawfordsville Road
Daniel Wolf
Sereby
Ward
Board of Conmissioners
Main County
Russell Avenue
Russell
Aiarien County
Sai
Iegemner Township
English Avenue
Spann & Co
Woodlawn
Fred Kleine
Imi
Coniutritioners
Maryland Street
Tndianapolis
Marionity
George Kessi
Indian
Board of Commissioners of
Muriga
Vandes Street
S. Mieteher
Marion
Marion Countys> Indiana, and Known As the Southwest Corner of Yondes and
Twentieth Streets
Charles. Schier
Louisiana Street
West Street
Eckert
Marin, County
South West Street
Talse
L Finn
Indianapolis Notices to Sell Liquor in 1907 Ward Drafts
A series of notices from Indianapolis ward representatives seeks licenses for selling intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. Applicants list exact rooms, street addresses, and building details across wards including 1 4 7 11 14 and 15, mentioning pool table privileges and various properties in Center and Wayne townships, Marion County Indiana.
Indianapolis Licenses Sought For Saloons In Ward Twelve
Two notices in 1907 Indianapolis public records show Patrick B. Gallagher seeking a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons at 263 West Washington Street in the Capital House building. He requests pool table privileges in the same room and fronting north on Washington Street. The second notice by Daniel Wolf seeks a license in Ward Four at the Crawfordsville Road location near Bismarck Avenue for on premises drinking in a two story frame building on Wayne township land.
Notices of liquor licenses in Indianapolis wards 10 12 5 2 1 4
Multiple notices from applicants in Indianapolis Marion County seeking licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking privileges. Applicants include Fred Kleine George Kessler Charles Schier Gus Sims and L Finn. Premises listed by address on English Avenue Maryland Street Vanes Street Louisiana Street West Street and Russell Avenue with ward designations and building descriptions.
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William Rahl
Carrie Fouliois
Wade Naphier
Mona Chatham
James Berry
Laura MecBal
Robert Wright
Laura Peters
James Winter
Bessie Morratt
Philip Rissell
Christina Diy
Augustine Panchar
Manda E. Dodd
William C. Sheets
Eva Boulsin
John T. Davis
Jara B. Shoals
Delmer Griffin
Jora Schabel
C. J. Gardner
White River
T. J. Younk
J. W. Bridge
Charles V. Ross
Louisa A. Towsey
Canal
Louisa A. Tousey
Euchre Party
Daniel J. Sully III
Church
Missouri
Scrippa-MecRae Press Association
Board OF
Dorothy Dale
Thaw
Ribbon Counter
Denver
Vincennes, Ind
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Scripps-Medkrne Press Association
Broadway
Angel
Pennsylvania
Landgraf
American Central Life Buildin
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Indiana Automobile Cd
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Gus Sims
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