Rutherford’s restraint and a boarding house plan
Rutherford reflects on Miss Ainsley’s safety as he quietly arranges her future, buying the inn and grounds in a Connecticut valley to honor her father and keep her protected. Hurst and companions discuss Rutherford’s reputation, while Rutherford confronts them in the club, ready to defend Miss Ainsley.
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New York
Duel Threat Over An Innocent Girl Sparks Groom’s Challenge
In a tense confrontation a man named Rutherford declares he will kill or be killed after a harsh insult to a young woman. His rival Hurst accepts, naming a rear grove near Pike Mansion at High Bridge as the duel site at noon tomorrow with revolvers. Rutherford asks Jack Hamilton to be his second and to draft his will that night. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Hurst
Pike
High Bridge
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Matt
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All He Had. A Muddy Feet Scene At Home
A brief domestic vignette shows a wife scolding her husband for muddy feet entering the house. The husband apologizes with a hiccup and jokes about not having others to bring in, admitting the difficulty of getting the mess inside.
Rheumatism trial offers free Rholoids in Indianapolis
free mail sample program from The Rholoids Company Washington D C. targets uric acid prone individuals and seniors at risk of gout. after trying the sample, customers may pay $1 for ongoing treatment at J Huder located at 23 West Washington Street and Maryland and Pennsylvania Streets.
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Man from Winamac murdered in Canal Zone
Philip F. Kramer, 41, a locomotive engineer for Paraiso in the Panama Canal Zone, was found murdered in his Panama hotel room. His money and valuables were taken from a suitcase and valise. Authorities offer a 300 reward. Kramer left a daughter in Portland, Oregon.
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Pay raise for soldiers stalled in house debate
Washington February 29 The house blocked a pay increase for soldiers with a point of order in the army appropriation bill The measure may be amended in the senate to add the pay rise but would be rejected when returned to the house leading to a conference likely The house military affairs committee may draft separate pay increase bills with no current opposition in either chamber
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Buehler Tells On Give Up Office City Sanitarian Urges DuBois Resign
The City Board of Wealth will investigate the arrest of Edouard J. DuBois, city bacteriologist, at a meeting Monday. Dr Eugene Buehler, city sanitarian, spoke with DuBois on Thursday urging resignation, saying witnesses would testify he was drunk.
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Edouard J. DuBois
Eugene Buehler
DuBois
Corner Gang Boys Given Warm Lecture in Court
Seven boys accused of belonging to corner gangs terrorizing mountain square and Prospect Street were given a severe juvenile court lecture by Judge George W. Stubbs for tossing snowballs. The judge noted it was inconsiderate to be hit by snowballs, while omitting any reference to his own past as a snowball thrower.
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Prospect St
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Twelve 6-inch guns shipped to Philippine coast defenses
Twelve six inch guns weighing 12 tons, intended by the United States government for the Philippines, began their voyage Friday aboard the British steamer Inveresk from the Bush stores pier in Brooklyn New York.
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United States
Philippines
Inveresk
Bush Stores
Brooklyn
Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsements Across Readings
Testimonials from Enna Bowstan George Vanal Styne and Bertha Perris praise Hood's Sarsaparilla for eczema and muscular rheumatism. Advertises the product in liquid and Sarsatabs form, with 199 doses for one dollar. Sold everywhere by C. I. Hood Co. in Lowell Massachusetts.
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Bertha L. Perris
Box
Springfeld
Mass
C. I. Hood Co
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Notice to Contractors for Indianapolis Public Works March 4 1908
The Indianapolis Board of Public Works invites sealed proposals by 10 am March 4 1908 for multiple street improvements including Washington Street alley Cobbled Colorado Avenue Barnes Avenue Columbia Avenue and more. Bids require certified checks and contingent liability insurance with specified minimums and the board reserves the right to reject all bids.
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State Avenue
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Saia
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Vacating Union Street and First Alley East of Union
Indianapolis public works board adopts Declaratory Resolution No. 5407 to vacate parts of Union Street and the first alley east of Union Street. Affected property owners may file remonstrances by March 11 1908, with a hearing set at 10:00 a.m. at the board's Majestic Building office.
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Union RS Street
Said Street
Said Alley
Union Street
Adler Street
Indianapolis Union Railway Company
Adher Street
Indianapolis Union Railway
Board of Public Works
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
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