Governor Marshall mourns death of Marshall county deputy
Governor Thomas R. Marshall sent a special message to the house announcing the death of Representative William S. Sarber of Marshall county at his Argos home on Saturday January 23 1908. The note urges appropriate steps and a fitting state memorial for his life and service.
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Marshall
Williams
Larber
Marshall County
Argos
William 8. Sarber
General Assembly
Thomas R. Marshall
City Grain and Wheat Prices in Early Market Report
Wheat prices steady with Nos. 2 and 3 red trading around 1.05 to 1.08 and January through March bids near 1.07. Corn shows mixed white and yellow grades from 59c to 68c through billing, oats firm at 51c to 52c, hay dull with No. 1 timothy at 12.00, rye and various grain lots listed by car and sample totals.
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Timothy
Sample
Oat
Hay
Clover
Bill to Raise Tax Levy for Indianapolis Schools
Senator Cox introduced a bill to raise the Indianapolis school city levy from 6 58 to 6 7 cents per 100. It would authorize issuing 75 000 in bonds annually for 30 years at 4 percent with a five cent levy, fund future site purchases including a Carnegie library, and grant about 98 000 annually to the John Herron Art Institute for student drawing instruction and privileges.
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Cox
Indianapolis
Carnegie Library
John Herron Art Institute
City Record of Births and Casualties and Building Permits
Listings include multiple birth announcements for the OConnor Henderson Drake Campbell Denny Viebahn Theiss Zix Walker Van Osdel Martin Niedhamer Richardson and others. Also reported are deaths and injuries such as a stabbing near Indiana avenue an elevator crush nasal sarcoma uremia and various illnesses. Building permits show repairs at several addresses with stated costs.
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David and
Mary O'Connor
Morgan Street
James and
Hilizabeth Henderson
City Hospital
Florence Drake
Kelly Street
Thomas
Daisy Campbell
Dormah Street
Geo
Elizabeth Denny
Pennsylvania Street
Lebrecht
Jacoba Viebahn
Capitol Avenue
John and
Hannah Theiss
Centennial Street
Mary Zix
Chestnut Street
Dallas
Della Walker
S. Hast Street
Albert and
Pearl van Osdel
Wyoming Street
Frank
Bessie Martin
N. West Street
Clarence and
Anna Niedhamer
Windsor Street
Chris Richardson
Vermont Street
Indiana Avenue
Henry Harris
Ernest E. Sanders
Tecumseh Street
Wm. Champion
New Jersey Street
Edward H. Ferguson
Edison Street
Wm. Wilson
Delaware Street
Joseph J. Cross
Hamilton Avenue
James Allen
Edward Nye
Grand Hotel
Geo. Clemmens
Senate Avenue
Walter A. Boyd
Washington Street
Jeannette Wolfram
Plea For Sunday Baseball To Be Heard At Open Meeting
The house committee on cities and towns will hold an open meeting Monday night at room 111 statehouse to hear arguments for and against Sunday baseball The joint committee of both houses will hold a public meeting Monday night to discuss a proposed law for a uniform system of accounting inspection supervision and reporting in public offices
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House Committee On
Statehouse
Senate
Indianapolis
Brolley
Baltic Brings 1650 Survivors After Republic Florida Collision
At Sandy Hook dense fog delays Baltic after rescuing 1650 passengers from the Republic and Florida wrecks. The Republic sank near Nantucket last night. Captain Rawson reports no panic and heroic crew actions. Four steerage aboard the Florida died. Mrs Lynch and banker Mooney among the dead.
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Florida
Lynch
Mooney
Republic
Ambrose
White Star
Hner Baltic
Atlantic Navigation
Rawson
Italy
Ranson
Evangelistic Committee Holds Fine Meeting at Seventh Presbyterian
An enthusiastic session of the Evangelistic committee of the Indianapolis Presbyterian Brotherhood gathered Sunday at Seventh Presbyterian Church. Moderated by Joseph P. Durham, the meeting featured earnest addresses by Charles D. Meigs and Charles A. Terebaugh. About 50 visiting brethren from other city churches attended. the crowd showed strong support for the pastor and church work.
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Indianapolis Presbyterian Brotherhood
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Joseph P. Durham
Home Presbyterian Church
Charles D. Meigs
Charles A. Terebaugh
Indianapolis Brotherhood
Entries Close for Dog, Cat and Poultry Show in Indianapolis
Entries for the dog, cat and poultry show close today. All entries mailed to arrive with today’s postmark will be recorded. The year’s entries are large and the show is billed as the biggest ever held in Indianapolis with hundreds of cats entered.
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Indianapolis
Meats and Lard Fragments From Local Market List
Fragmentary OCR item listing meats and lard with scattered numbers and terms. Readable portions indicate ham and rendered products, but details and quantities are incomplete. No clear event or agency appears to anchor the note to a broader news item.
Indiana election laws face tough battle in statehouse
A clash over suffrage protection and reform bills dominates Indiana politics as Democrats push stringent measures while Republicans warn of disenfranchisement. Debate centers on the Strickland bill, ward and township reforms, county option repeal, and public utilities oversight, with ministers opposing Sunday baseball amid road and city improvement proposals.
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Sweeney
Perry and
Crawford
House
Public Morals Committee
Senate
Night of Horror Continues as Gays Head to New York
Night of Horror details the Gresham crew’s sleepless vigil after the Republic sank off Nantucket. Capt. Perry recalls the Republic captain staying aboard as the vessel vanished. A wireless from Wellfleet urged rescue for passengers and crew, with Wellfleet and Provincetown amid a brutal sea and fog.
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New York
Gresham
The
Republic
Capt. Perry
Well Fleet
Nantucket
Provincetown
Secretary of
Navy
Repubblic
Regiabilc
Reason Why Cascarets Sell Fast Across America
An old advertisement extols Cascarets as a trusted daily remedy, boasting extensive sales figures and millions of loyal users. It claims over five million dollars spent to promote the product, and warns of imitators and counterfeiters seeking to steal its goodwill.
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America
Cascarets
Cascaret
Brave Captain Sealby Stands By Sinking Ship Republic
Eyewitness accounts recount Captain Sealby refusing to abandon the Republic as it sank after taking on heavy seas. The Seneca aided in tow and lifeboats ferried survivors, with Sealby and the first mate rescued near the wreck. The crew administered stimulants and coffee to the exhausted officers after rescue.
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Capt
Sealby
Sahara
Republic
Seneca
Dog Fails 10 Bark Thieves Loot Post Office
In Upland Indiana on January 25 a post office was robbed of $400 in money and $1,100 in stamps. The postmaster trusted a guard dog, but the thieves apparently outsmarted it, as the dog remained unchallenged in the office with no signs of a struggle.
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Upland
Ind
Struggles Against Poverty and Hope for Better Times
A Salvation Army investigator finds a single mother toiling in a tenement, carrying water up stairs and washing at a sequin floor. She refuses charity but receives limited aid as she ends long days to support herself and child, maintaining hope for improved circumstances.
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Siet
Salvation Army
Salvation ‘Army
Bulldog saves Muncie from flames in store fire
In Muncie Indiana a bulldog reportedly saved the Jones building from destruction early Sunday morning. Fire caused about 10000 dollars in stock damage plus 3000 more to the block. Dr A B Ross owner on the upper floor woke to alarms from the barking dog and alerted others.
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A. B Ross
Dr. Ross
Shopworker inherits $40,000 from Chicago uncle
Cumberland Missouri path reports that J H B Dellinger, a railroad shopworker, learned he is the sole beneficiary of his uncle Joseph Wilson, who recently died in Chicago leaving a $40,000 estate.
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Cumberland, Mo
J. HB. Dellinger
Joseph Wilson
Boy Loses Finger In Saw Accident At Connersville Plant
In Connersville Indiana on January 23 Fred Quinn son of Robert Quinn lost the little finger of his right hand when his hand slipped onto a revolving circular saw at Central Manufacturing Company's plant.
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Connersville
Ind
Fred Quinn
Robert Quinn
Central Manufacturing Company
Unclear Phrase Highlighting Merit and Honor
The passage asserts a sound honest business rooted in time tested merit. It emphasizes a principled stance and worthy foe tied to honor and concareta, with a steadfast, implacable tone.
Dishonest Purposa Prompts Health and Welfare Concern
A fragmented text warns against slick salestigin and a false ancient story. It notes a dishonorable purpose harms health and welfare, urging skepticism toward misleading claims and urging informed judgment.
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the White Star
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At & O
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Eugene Lynch
Boston
J. Mooney
Langdon
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Union Central Life Insurance Company
Grand Forks
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Jackson
Democratic State Committee
Simon-Wicksey
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