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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1907

Page

5

Park and Gayety Theaters Feature Busy Holiday Bill

The Park hosts three days of entertainment with The Black Politician and The Smart Set as headliners, led by S. H. Dudley Hodges Launchmere and Salem Whitney. The Gayety features the Majestics with burlesques and new musical burletta Down the Line, plus Parisian Belles at the Empire and a starry vaudeville cast led by Leon Errol.

S. H. Dudley Hodges Launchmere William Burris Majestics The Larry McCale Maude Harvey Evelyn Walker Fay Lutz Gertie de Milt Watson Sisters Ray Wallace Anderson Jeanette Lansford Ida Sturgiss la Tierra Empire Taylor Leon Errol Europe Somers and Law Charles Daly Kitty O’brien Marie Gillette Sheppard Camp Reba Donaldson Sawtelle and Sears Eshd Sham Isthe Omedians

Local Shoemaker James Shives Dies Suddenly at 66

James Shives aged 66 of 643 East Court Street died Tuesday night after a period of illness described as stomach trouble. He collapsed in his room after returning there and was found dead. A coroner will investigate. body moved to city morgue. he had boarded with Mrs. Lizzie McNamara for over a year with few known relatives.

James Shives E. Court St Shives Lizzie McNamara G. A. Petersdorf

Progress of the Chicago to New York Electric Line

Reports say two steel bridges were ordered by the Co operative Construction Company for the Chicago New York Electric Air Line Railroad, marking rapid progress. Laporte streets are torn up for the Loop project while track work and right of way deeds advance. fencing costs exceed 300000 dollars and stock subscriptions grow weekly as J J Hill urges national needs.

Co-operative Construction Company Modern Steel Company Waukesha Wis Chicago-New York Electric Air Line Railroad Laporte American Steel and Wire Company Chicago Goshen Jbe New York Illinois Steel Company New York Electric Air Lime Ihe Specta Theater Ocean Milwaukee Cooper & 50 Modern Steel Construcion Company Wask*eha Cooperative Construction Company Latser Company New York Electric Air Line Gosheg Ind la Porte Mig ‘Dent A.C. Miller Jonathan D. Price Siey Semem Milwary

Electric Air Line Bridge Drive Sparks Nationwide Push

A fund raising pitch promotes an electric Chicago to New York railroad with 15 000 miles of track planned, claiming lower costs and higher profits than steam lines. Contracts for bridges in Milwaukee and Goshen La Porte are cited as milestones, urging immediate purchase at $35 before prices rise.

New York Chicago Abraham Lincoln Goshen

Road Transportation Payment Term in Share Value

In payment for transportation to the amount of the par value of the shares of stock represented hereby, and at current tariff rates, over any part of the road in operation.

College Settlement elects new directors for 1908

At the annual meeting of the College Settlement association held at the Settlement House on 1908 Columbia Ave the slate of directors was elected for the year. The body plans a new settlement house costing 6000 dollars with about 1400 dollars already expended and raised by city Christian societies.

College Settlement Association Columbia Ave H. Blunt C. BE. Coleman E. D. Surbey A. C. Stover C. S. Grout F. M. Maddox E. W. Marquis T. P. Overman J. T. Eaglesfield Harry Robbins C. M. Lemon Anthony Bowen Christian Societies of

Publicity lecture as Y M C A class speaker promotes ad trade

The third lecture in the YMCA advertising class drew a large audience Tuesday night. John F. Cogan of Sherwin Williams and Pompeiian Massage Cream spoke about advertising. The next session will feature Robert Frothingham of Everybody's Magazine.

John F. Cogan Sherwin-Williams Paint Company Pompeiian Massage Cream Company Robert Frothingham Everybody's Magazine

Veedersburg Clay sale to Pritchard Wood and Adama

Seth M. Richcreek reported the receiver sold the Veedersburg Clay company to Caleb A. Pritchard Frank W. Wood and Fred B. Adama for 18500 Judge Leathers presiding and Clinton F. Marshall creditor petitioning for the sale earlier alerting the court

Seth M. Richcreek Veedersburg Clay Company Leathers Richcreek Clinton F. Marshall Caleb A. Pritchard Frank W. Wood Fred B. Adama

Payment plan sequence and monthly totals

A list presents amounts 3.50 10.50 17.50 35.00 7.50 and 175.00 with monthly installments. It notes 3.50 per month for 3 months 10.50 per month for 9 months 17.50 per month for 9 months 35.00 per month for 8 months 87.50 per month for ? months 175.00 per month for 9 months.

Trainmen Buried After Fatal Fowler, Indiana Wreck

Memorial services were held Tuesday for H. McGee baggagemaster of the passenger train wrecked at Fowler Indiana last Saturday. His body could not be recovered from the flames. McGee belonged to Irvington lodge I C O F Indianapolis Court Tribe of Ben Hur and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Funeral services for conductor P J Hiddinger were also conducted Tuesday at his home and he was buried at Holy Cross cemetery.

H. McGee Fowler Ind Mr. McGee Irvington Lodge Indianapolis Ben Hur Brotherhood of Railway P. J. Hiddinger Holy Cross Cemetery

Was Girl Murdered Special to The Sun

Evansville Ind Jan 23 Coroner Loval probes the death of 18 year old Agnes Saulman a telephone operator who died after taking a dose of corrosive sublimate investigators consider murder as a possibility amid suspicions a prominent businessman's wife had threatened the victim

Evansville Ind Loval Agnes Saulman

Club for cheap gas endorsed at Commercial club meeting

The cheap gas movement received endorsement from the Commercial club at a Tuesday afternoon meeting. Members expressed appreciation for action by the present general assembly and a committee was appointed to draft a statement reflecting the club’s overall opinion.

General Assembly

General Counsel Appointments for Chicago Railroad and Co-Operative

General Counsel Yra C Wood of Marquette Building Chicago has been retained as general counsel for the Chicago New York Electric Air Line Railroad. Charles W Chase of Borland Building Chicago will continue as general counsel for the Co-Operative Construction Company.

Yra C. Wood Marquette Bidg Chicago Chicago-New York Electric Air Line Railroad Charles W. Chase Borland Bidg Co-Operative Construction Company

General Offices Frederick H Wood Chicago Sales Agent

Frederick H Wood lists sales offices in Monadnock Block Chicago with night entrance on Dearborn Street and hours extend to 8:30 P M. offices open in the evening for customer service and inquiries.

Frederick H. Wood Monadnock Chicago Hill Dearborn Street

Branch Offices List for Insurance and Representation

The document lists multiple branch offices and representatives across the United States including M. D. Wood in Milwaukee, W. F. Porter in Lincoln, WM. Clock in Cleveland, Hancock & Co in Boston, Burr Bros in New York, Chas E. Reiss in Pittsburg, M. Brook Jacobs in Philadelphia, C. H. Dodd in Des Moines, Western Surety and Adjustment Co in Minneapolis and St Paul, C. W. Clapp in St. Louis, N P Wilson in Los Angeles, Geo Higgins Pacific Coast Rep in Detroit, and John G Forsythe in Cincinnati.

Woundneck Chicago N. P. Wilson West First Street Los Angeles Cal Pacific Coast Geo. C. Higgins Moffatt Detroit Mich John G. Forsythe Union Trust Cincinnati Ohio

Farmers Union in Session in Atlanta Convention

National Farmers' union gathers in Atlanta for its fifth annual convention with several hundred members from about a dozen states. A resolution calls for cooperation with the National Wool Growers' association to build woolen mills where growers can sell their wool, including a mill already operating in Albuquerque New Mexico.

Atlanta National Farmers’ Union National Wool Growers’ Association Salt Lake City Albuquerque N. M

Bailey Re-Elected by Texas Legislature After Vote

United States Senator Joseph W. Bailey was re-elected by the Texas state legislature in Austin yesterday afternoon by a vote of 89 to 45. The renomination followed a debate over accusations he allegedly worked for the Waters-Pierce Oil Company and accepted payments from the firm.

the Sun Austin Tex Wws United States Joseph W. Bailey Bailey Waters-Pierce Oil Company

Millionaire Captain Head Sued for Damages

Capt. Albert Head a millionaire capitalist and former Iowa House speaker is sued for 10000 damages by Mrs. M E Bisley adjutant and Mrs. A Norden Salvation Army members. They claim he verbally abused them and ejected them from a hotel corridor while soliciting aid for their society.

Scripps-McRae Press Association Des Moines Albert Head Iowa M. EB. Bisley A. Norden Norden Salvation Army

Alameda Brings 200 Japanese Aboard Refused Landing

San Francisco dispatch January 23 reports the steamer Alameda arrived from Honolulu with 200 Japanese laborers aboard. Immigration Commissioner North, following Washington instruction, refused landing. It is believed the Japanese were contracted to Honolulu.

Scripps-McRae Press Association San Francisco Alameda Honolulu North Washington

Two Killed in Willow Grove Mine Explosion

Clinton Indiana report: John Puyki and Mike Lysake, shooters in Willow Grove mine, were killed by an air blast yesterday. This is the second accident in the mine this month.

Clinton Ind John Puyki Mike Lysake Willow Grove

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