There's Much to Live For Says John D Rockefeller
Special to The Sun Cleveland July 16 John D Rockefeller 68 is on summer vacation at Forest Hill 1000 acre estate. He works hard for health, rising at 7 a.m. He reviews correspondence with secretary Miss Adams, golf preferrred attire, private links, extensive walks, baths, and a formal supper. Afternoons include visiting friends or more golf and estate driving. Evening reviews account books and benefactions before a light supper.
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the Sun
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Forest
Anette Adams
Miss Adams
Mr. Rockefeller
John
Rocketfeller
Oil King
Health Then Wealth for Women and a Rockefeller Birthday
The piece advocates female health with Zoa-Phora tonic, praising its safety and success in easing leucorrhea and painful menses, citing Miss Retta Griffith of Columbiaville, Michigan. It notes Dr. Griffith’s testimonials and urges readers to obtain Zoa-Phora from a druggist. It also shifts to a Chicago-like vignette of John D. Rockefeller’s 68th birthday at Forest Hill, describing his mansion, staff, and golf enthusiasm, with reflections on wealth and prosperity.
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Retta Griff
Columbiaville
Mich
Retta Griffith
Columbiavile
Mies Griffith
Glidden Tourists Start Fourth American Tour
The fourth annual Glidden and Hower trophy tour began at 7 a m with start times one minute apart. About 100 cars in all classes join to form a 1570 mile route, with a 500-strong party. Initial stops include Toledo as the first halt, then South Bend and Chicago, drawing entries from New York Cleveland Chicago Buffalo Pittsburg Automobile Club of America Westchester Detroit and other clubs.
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Cleveland
American Automobile Association
Teading Automobile Associations
New York
Chicago
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Automobile Club of America
Westchester Motor Club
Detroit
Toledo
South Bend
Ind
Beaten by Soldiers Testimony in Deportation Case
William Norton of Boise Idaho testifies he was badly beaten by soldiers and detectives at Cripple Creek before deportation. He says the injury prevents full recovery and notes the beating followed his refusal to renounce the union.
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William Horton
the Sun
Boise
Idaho
William Norton
Cripple Creek
Simpst
Day in Chicago to Eastbound Car Tour
A travel note describes an eastbound car trip leaving Chicago on Monday. The route runs through South Bend Indianapolis Columbus Canton Pittsburg Bedford Springs Baltimore Philadelphia Jersey City to New York. The piece lists the path and major stop points for the journey.
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Chicago
South Bend
Indianapolis
Columbus
Canton
Pittsburg
Bedford Springs
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Jersey City
New York
Sycamore Sheep Comes to Town
Mr. W. S. Thompson, a retired lumber dealer, showcases a sycamore tree grown sheep artifact from Parke county near Rorkville. The curved timber resembles a sheep lying with head up and draws interest in windows and photos. He also preserves a walnut divisor snake and natural oak pieces resembling turkey and quail.
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Thompson
Notice of Appointment for Two Marion County Estates
The undersigned qualified as administrator of the estate of Margaret M. Courtney of Marion County Indiana and the estate of Carrie T Selvage of Marion County Indiana. Both estates are said to be solvent. Thomas E Courtney and Carrie T Selvage are named administrators with respective estate numbers 7968 and 7910.
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Margaret M. Courtney
Marion County
Indiana
Thomas E. Courtney
Carrie T. Selvage
Indianapolis Fire Protection Ordinance Regulates Basement Water Pipes
General Ordinance No. 14(1) of Indianapolis requires basements cellars and subcells to have iron water piping two and one half inches in diameter with complete circulating systems and multiple safety fixtures including automatic nozzles and Siamese connections. It mandates notice and phased installation for existing buildings and imposes fines up to one hundred dollars for violations with daily offenses treated as separate. The ordinance cites the Fire Chief as enforcing official actions and specifies notice service rules and effective date.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Common Council
Sime
Wec
Neward
Enid
Ajana
Indisnernis
Aald
Indianaplis
State of Indiana
Marion County
City of
T. James McNulty
James M'Nulty
Public Works Board Approves 1907 Assessment Roll
The Indianapolis Board of Public Works announces that on July 8 1907 it approved the assessment roll. The notice is issued from Majestic Building room 913 Indianapolis Indiana and is directed to all concerned.
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Department OF Public Works
Office of the Board
Majestic Bidg
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Public improvements and liquor license notices for Indianapolis 1907
Details of Improvement Resolutions for TWENTY-FOURTH STREET SEVENTEENTH STREET and other streets with asphalt brick gutters and concrete foundations. Also MARKET STREET and DAVIDSON STREET works. Also GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. 39 1997 licensing rents for intoxicating liquors with annual fees and applicant requirements. Notices include applications for licenses across wards by multiple residents and addresses in Marion County.
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Common Council
City of
Indianapolis
Indianapoli
Indianapol
State of Indiana
Marion County
James McNulty
Indiana
City of Facts Paperts
James M’nuuty
City notices approval of public improvements and assessment roll
Indianapolis public works board on July 8 1907 approved assessment rolls for improvements including First Alley North of Walenut Street brick sidewalk and Beech er Linden street cement walks. Notice states Wednesday July 17 1907 as hearing date to contest assessments. roll on file at Board of Public Works office.
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Twenty-Fourth Street
Central Avenue
College Avenue
Park. Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Central Anue
Twenty-Fifth Street
Meridian Street
Pennsylvania Street
Davidson Street
Massachusetts Avenue
ST. Clair Street
Stratt Street
Market Street
Greeley Street
Poromerty
Bloomington Street
First Street
Delaware Street
Thirtieth Street
Thirty-Second Street
Board of Public Works
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Department OF Public Works
Board
Majestic Bidg
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Wale Nut Street
Noble Street
Beecher Street
Shelby Street
Linden Street
Board. of Public Works
Fred J
Notices of liquor licenses in Marion county Indiana Ward 12
A sequence of notices from residents announcing applications to Marion county Board of Commissioners at the August 1907 term for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in prescribed quantities. Locations include addresses on West Washington Street, South East Street, Beecher Street, South Illinois Street, Monument Place, and more in Indianapolis. Names include Wolf Sussman, Augustus Giuffre, Fred Laub, Lorenz Lippert, Joseph Emminger, August W Boetcher, Edward J Gimbel, J F Conners, John Brennen, Louis Wei—each listing premises details and pool table privileges where applicable.
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Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
John F. Mack
Nereby
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Indiana Avenue
Drake & Mayhew
Indianapolis
Caraby
English Avenue
Shelby Street
Spann & Co
Woodlawn
Aaid
Daniel W. Barton
Warne Township
Warman and
Walnut Streets
Wacker
Haughville
Wayne Township
Sabastian Baum
New York Street
Myer
Myer Penish
Capitol Avenue
Washington Street
T. M. Tighe
Meridian Street
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Meridian
Arizona Streets
August Bruhn
State of
West
Wolf Sussman
Stoscriver
East Street
Merrill Street
Downey
City of Indianapolis
South East Street
Augustus Giuffre
Hersby
Beecher Street
Lemcke
Beatty
Ward
Fred Laub
Ilinois Street
Illinois Street
Lorenz Leppert
Monument Jace
Circle Park Hotel
Monument Place
Joseph Emminger
Udell Street
Wm. Braden Et al
August W. Boetcher
Olney Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Benjamin Blue
H. & D. Brookside
Edward J. Gimbel
Barton County
North
J. F. Conners
Hillside Avenue
Cooper & Pickens
John Brennen
Gale
Louis Wei
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Euclid Club
United States Golf Association
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H. Chandler Egan
W. K. Wood
Arthur Stickney
Eben Byers
Forest Hill
Glidden Tourists
Parke County
P. J. Qullefer