Gridiron Dinner Feud Between Roosevelt and Foraker
Washington dispatch reports a tense Gridiron dinner clash between President Roosevelt and Senator Foraker. Roosevelt’s remarks on the Brownsville affair sparked a sharp challenge from Foraker who defended his conscience and duties to his constituents, asserting opposition when he deemed the president in error.
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Senate
Washington
Roosevelt
Senator Foraker
Brownsville
Foraker
Buckeye Statesman
Seattle death cuts short Bedford couple's story
Mrs. William E. Elliott wife of a former Bedford druggist died in Seattle Washington from heart trouble. The couple had moved to Seattle about a year ago. Special to The Sun from Bedford Indiana dated January 30.
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the Sun
Bedford
Ind
William E. Elliott
Seattle
Wash
Elliott
Strange Fate In Family After Slaying In Dark Hollow
Special to The Sun Bedford Indiana reports a chain of deaths in the Walters family after John Walters was killed by Alva Callahan at Dark Hollow last September. Two of Walters sons died of typhoid in Kentucky within a week of each other, said to have witnessed the tragedy. The Walters parents and a brother who returned the body to Kentucky have died recently.
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Bedford
Ind
John Walters
Alva Callahan
Dark Hollow
This County
Kentucky
Callahan
Knights in New Zealand chartered first Pythian lodge
Richmond Indiana reports that under a warrant issued by Charles Shiveley, then supreme chancellor, the first Pythian lodge in the southern hemisphere has been chartered. It is located at Dunedin, New Zealand.
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Richmond
Ind
Charles #. Shiveley
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Lodge
Duendin
New Zealand
Explosion Kills Two At Fontanet Powder Mill
Special to The Sun reports an explosion in the Fontanet Powder mill pressroom of the Dupont company in Terre Haute Indiana on January 29 or 30. Max Berndt and Jake Garner were killed and property loss is estimated at $10,000. The mill will be idle about 30 days.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Fontanet
Dupont Company
Max Berndt
Jake Garner
Frisco Banquet One Year After Rate Affair
San Francisco merchants plan the largest banquet since the great fire at the Fairmont on April 18 to mark one year after the disaster. The dinner features the theme One Year After with a heroic menu and notable speakers.
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San Francisco
Merchants’ Association
Fairmont
New San Francisco
Remarkable confession book by land fraud convict in Oregon
Sad Puter a convicted land fraudster inmate at a county jail in Portland writes a forthcoming tell all book with his secretary J D Gibson. He narrates schemes defrauding the US government and targets wealthy figures, promising full confessions and exposure of fraud, perjury and deceit in land grabs worth millions.
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Fortland
Ore
United States
Si. A. D. Puter
J. D. Gibson
Fputer
Stephen Arnold Douglas Puter
Pacer
Missionary Named Chief of Crow Tribe in Montana
Dr. Chivers, long time pastor and Baptist mission leader, has been elevated by the Crow to Chief Big Water in Montana. The 2,000 Crow people, once warlike, seek education for their children and enjoy ceremonial recognition of their new leader.
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Flob. Chin
India
Menta
Pro Crivers
Hbw
Big Water
Big Horn Canyon
Yellowston River
Montana
Chivers
New York
American Baptist Home Mission Board of
United States
Baptist Young Peeple's Union
Philadelphia Mayor Appoints Woman as Secretary
Mayor Weaver of Philadelphia explains hiring a woman private secretary at a salary usually for men, saying she was chosen for knowing the secretary’s duties. He predicts women will gain suffrage and notes not wanting to replace her when his term ends in April. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as essential for happiness and health.
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Crocker
San Maiso
San Francisco
Oberon
San Mateo
Jennie Crocker
Burlingame
Victorias
Brousgh Arms
Weaver
Philadelphia
Distilled Water Company Offers New Office Cooler
An advertisement urges readers to order a brand new office cooler with sparkling distilled water at 40c, suitable for a five gallon demijohn. The Pure Distilled Water Company lists new phone number 2177 and old Main line 778 for orders.
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Pure
Aged Soldier Finnegan Receives Pension Interim Payment
John Finnegan, an elderly veteran with a long pending pension claim, has received 1100 from the government with the balance of 70 00 to follow within 30 days. The full pension may rise to 40 a month once remaining vouchers clear Washington. The tubercular veteran was a familiar figure at the courthouse, seen on the lawn bench during summer.
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John Finnegan
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Finnegan
Pension Bureau
Penson
Henry F. Holt
N. Delawarest
Hotel English Tailoring and Pressing Parlor Opens All Night
Open all night with tailoring and pressing services. We deliver goods called for and delivered. Phone Main 347.
Applications for License Notices in Indianapolis Wards
Notices from multiple Indianapolis subscribers in Center and nearby townships seeking licenses to sell intoxicating liquors, wine, malt, and spirits in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking rights. Addresses span various wards, streets, and building types, with mentions of pool table privileges and restaurant rights sought at March term 1907 before Marion County Board of Commissioners.
Notice of liquor license applications in Indianapolis area
Subscribers in Center township Marion county Indiana announce filings for March 1907 license terms to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons for on premises consumption. Notices list business locations on Fort Wayne Avenue near Tenth Street and another site at Market and Alabama streets, with details of building sizes and addresses.
Notice to Indianapolis voters on license to sell intoxicants
Notice to citizens and voters of Center Township Marion County Indiana that men will apply to the Board of County Commissioners at the March term 1907 for licenses to sell vinous malt and spirituous liquors in quantities less than five gallons at a time with the privilege to drink on the premises. Locations include rooms fronting on Washington Street in three story brick buildings, various ward and street addresses in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Center Township
Board of Commissioners of
Marion Courty
State of Indiana
Ori Xime
Mey
Chas. Powell
Ceter Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of
Ohio Street
Indignat
Hoan
Ohinotreet
Safa Board
Karl L. Monninder
City of
Wayne Township
Boar
Michigan Street
Canfield
Hanehville
Thioatas Milaine
Warderty
Graing Avenue
Miller Street
McCaret
Tuedianapolis
Canter Township
Diana
Inc
Plaine Avenue
Charles A. Low
Board of County Commissioners
Trials Street
Lwestery
Marien — County
Seth Winels
E. Lanaghan
Notici
Board of Commissioners
Technna
Wast
McCarty
Stevens
Indiananolis
Wenter Township
Neges
Hersey
State of
Capitol Avenue
Fall Creek
Illinois Street
Frank
RECK
Aersby
Eighth Sword
Unchinapois
Souk
Fort Wayne Avenue
Saul Fusst
Tenth Street
Butler's
Fort Wiyne Avenue
Tom
Davie Winkler
Seventh Ward
Cigs
Marian County
Sharket Street
Alabam Street
Alabami
Market
Be. L
Ludlanapolis
Sid Heyer
Mort
Washington Street
Washinston Street
Senate Avenue
Wis
Fio
John J. Roller
Sixth Ward
Slavion County
Twastory
Tadiananotis
Trediana
West Weisbins Street
Taieo
Indiapolis
Riots County
Tite
Ream
Seiftensticker Et Als
Center Town
Bip
wWeoshinegtan
Chas. Yauce
Padiamipelis
Comrtters
Yeom
Texas
Fast Street
Red City
Llowpshin
Sonth Best Street
Fran
Tadianapals
Board of Commissioner 1
Marin Levanty
Tadiana
Barca
Shellow Street
Anfeng
Lettin
Venter Township
Kanynas
Shelby Street
Fred Niemeyer
Tirana
Square
Marionounty
St ‘Yhio Street
Iala
EL OM
Rick
Sixth Guard
Washingston Street
Sahil
Nabia Street
Noble and
St. Clair Streets
Noble Street
Gillespie
Thedlana
Jadse
Ioo
Sumre
Henry VicTror
City of Indians
Tediana
Board of Cunty Commissioners
Marsland Street
Maryland
Alabame Streets
Shuetavese
Alabama
Maryland Street
W.T. Tyner
Warne Township
Board of County
Comirmissio
Washington
National Road
Miecent Jackson
Lotteo
Harris
Mount Jackson
Indiamcupolis
Wayne
Indianinalis
Eheir
Vard
Nallwiey
Senate Arenas
Melxernan
Drake
Senate
Avery North
Robert Sloan
Natimnapolis
Meridian Street
Menares
Morris
Meridian Streets
Imianapolis
Marion
County
Vno
Martin Schwartz
City of Indianspouls
Marion Coun'y
Inteana
Enelsa Avenue
Colsserend Woodlawn
Atarion County
English Avenue
Notica Te
Thomas Scanlon
Imlitnapolis
Center
Merien
Fudiwre
Macison Avesne
Madison Avenue
Lincoln Lane
Woodruff
B. F. Mori
Inedianapolis
Toalt
G. H. Meyer
NOTIC
Ma Hanan
Merion County
State of Indiang
Meridian
Meridhan Street
Merkian Street
Fadianapolis
Mamoo County
Figutia
Unty
Pine Street
Lot Ney
Noble
Outlet
North
Ely
George A. Remmetter
Eltis
Indianapolis License Notices for Liquor and Pool Tables
A compilation of notices from Indianapolis ward and wardless districts announcing applications to the Board of County Commissioners for licenses to sell spirituous vinous malt and intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons and to obtain pool table privileges. Addresses span Meridian, Maryland Alabama, Lincoln Lane, Madison, and Pine streets in Center and Wayne townships, Marion County Indiana, with multiple applicants including Henry Victo r, Robert Sloan, Martin Schwartz, Thomas Scanlon, G H Meyer, Chris Reimer, and George A Remmetter.
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City of Washington
Scripps-McRae Press Association
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Knights IN
Elabo
Society In Fairyland
Crocker Grounds
Mplands
Coast Range
Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Sunset Telephone & ‘Telegraph Company
Pacific Slope
Pacific Telephone & ‘Telegraph Company
M. S. Levy
Beth Israel
East
American Jewish Committee
Sad Puter
Tad Houma
Hood
Uncle Sam
Albert Lentz
Wulschner Stewart
Pennsylvania
Landgraf
Grand Opera House
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