Pavilion Chosen As Meeting Place For German Sangerfest
The North American Sangerfest will be held in the state fair grounds coliseum under construction, with 6000 state chairs and 5000 opera chairs. A 6500-singer stage and 100-piece orchestra will fill the arena, as German and American societies prepare for the event in June next year.
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Europe
America
Charles Downing
State Board of Agriculture
David Wallace
Indianapolis
Fair Grounds
Bookwalter
Tmarket House
Oscar Hadley
German Society
Frank Keller
Pine and
Washington-sts
Errand of Mercy: Doctor Dorsey Cleared in Speed Case
Dr. F O Dorsey faced arrest for speeding while rushing to aid an injured man at Atlas Engine works. Judge Whallon dismissed the case, urging local enactment of emergency physician speed ordinances. Dorsey has office in Newton Claypool building and was stopped on Bellefontaine street by patrol with stop watches.
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F. O. Dorsey
Whallon
Dorsey
Atlas Engine Works
Newton Claypool
Bellefontaine St
Dulciana Lives Here And Charley Becker Leaves Town
Shelbyville brief notes Charles Becker a bachelor who handles registered mail went to the capital city yesterday to visit Dulciana. He had not returned by press time but was expected back tonight. Local ads note four rooms furnished for sale, mint julips, Bliss Native Herbs, and a dentist ad. Park View Sanatorium offers cancer and uterine disease treatment by Dr Leach in Indianapolis area.
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Charles Becker
Charley
Shelbyville
Local Jottings of Indiana Statehouse and City News
A compendium of brief notes from Indianapolis and surrounding areas. Highlights include James P. Goodrich visiting the statehouse corridors, Judge Will M. Sparks described as the youngest circuit judge in Indiana, and various civic and social happenings. Rumors and small events involve Gov. Hanly’s whereabouts, the Boone county picnic planning, business openings, and local society meetings.
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Will M. Sparks
Rush
Shelby Counties
Indiana
Watson wavering in Indiana governor race and speakership
The article reports Congressman James F. Watson of Indiana wavering between seeking the governor’s seat and pursuing the national House speakership. It notes his past strong bid for the Republican nomination and hints at a deal with the opposite side influencing his decision.
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House of Representatives
Indiana
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House
Rockefeller Watches National Golf Meet in Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller visited the national golf tournament in Cleveland on July 9. He arrived in a large gasoline car and watched Eton M. Byers, the reigning champion, with curiosity and humor. He spoke with Dr. Biggar and Engineer Gettis about Forest hill and Pocantico hill. He noted funds are tight for projects but plans to work slowly, aiming to finish in about a century.
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John D
Biggar
Gettis
Toledo Park Department
Forest Hill
Dr. Biggar
Europe
Asia
Pocantico Hill
Marion County Opposes Tax Levy Cut
City and County governments reject lowering property tax rates citing a sharp rise in assessments. Estimated increases to Marion County total 25 to 30 million dollars for 1907, with Indianapolis city income also rising but near debt limits. No plans to reduce levies despite bullish finances.
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Bookwalter
Fall Creek
Capitol Ave
Delaware St
County Board of Review
President Wears White At Church In Oyster Bay
President Theodore Roosevelt attends Christ church in white attire marking a fashion trend. The scene includes Mrs. Roosevelt and sons Archie and Quentin, with 30 military school cadets saluting as he departs, sharing a cordial exchange about the boys.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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United States
Mark Twain
Longworth
Archie
Quentin Roosevelt
Railroads Seek Tax Relief Amid Hearing on Assessments
State Board of Tax Commissioners heard railroad representatives press for lower assessments. John W. Kern urged cuts for the French Lick and West Baden line, arguing its minimal operation and a misreported earnings figure. Railroads including Big Four, Vincennes Traction, Grand Rapids & Indiana, and Cincinnati & Fort Wayne urged reductions, citing aging equipment and declining passenger revenue.
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French Lick and
West Baden
Kern
Joseph E. Bell
Mr. Kern
Frank Littleton
Big Four Railroad
Indianapolis
Peoria
Springfield
Campbell
Cincinnati & Fort Wayne
Forts 10 Be Rushed to Pacific Defense Bases
Special to The Sun reports swift use of recent congressional appropriations to fortify Pacific dependencies. Navy aims to move ordinance to Hawaii and the Philippines, replace funds, and prepare mining and docking supports. Docking capacity issues in San Francisco Mare Island Puget Sound and at Olongapo Subig Bay prompt plans to shift or upgrade basing, with criticism aimed at Congress and the Navy for delays.
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Orient
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Coghlan
Germany
Butchers Must Answer In Court After Saturday Visit
Eight east market butchers faced affidavits from City Meat Inspector Stout claiming meat on display was unfit for food. Detective Quigley slated them for police station trial Tuesday, with arrests stemming from Saturday night market inspection. Several cases involve impure beef brains sweetbreads calf hearts hogs hearts and sheep tongues. Restaurant owners Rhodes and Cavett previously pled guilty to serving oleomargarine for butter, fined $16 and costs.
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James J. Quigley
Pat Bryan
A. Stuckmeyer
John Greenwold
Earl Overman
Paul Brandotine
Jacob Scott
G. A. Arnold
Arnold
Thomas Rhodes
Albert Cavett
Still Has The Ring Police Seek Fake Eye Doctor
The police hunt a man who posed as Dr Thompson's son, a famed eye specialist. Using the trust from the doctor’s name he sold Mrs. Mary Harris a pair of spectacles for $6. She lacked cash but gave him a plain gold ring instead. He promised to return with the money and the ring four weeks ago but never appeared.
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Thompson
Statehouse office moves create room for new departments
Jacob P. Dunn of the State Historical Society moves from room 12 to room 124 with W F Blatchley state geologist. Dunn’s old room 12 will be filled by Benjamin W Douglass state entomologist as part of a broader reallocation of offices at the statehouse to accommodate new departments.
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Jacob P. Dunn
State Historical Society
W. F. Blatchley
Mr. Dunn
Benjamin W. Douglass
Attorneys bound over in South Bend swindle case
Horace Hewett, the attorney accused of swindling a woman out of 250 dollars, was arrested in South Bend and bound over to the grand jury this morning in police court.
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Horace Hewett
South Bend
Grand
United States Weather Forecast Summary
Forecast shows showers tonight with a drying, fair Wednesday. Light to moderate winds and minimal temperature change expected. Sunrise around 6 00 AM, sunset near 7 15 PM.
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