Famed Burglar of Many Coups Dies in Peace
Langidon W. Moore known as Charlie Adams, dubbed King of the burglars, dies in West Swanzeer New Hampshire at age 75 after years of peace with the law. He alleged he paid police departments a total of one million for protection and led famed bank raids including Concord National Bank in 1865 and Warren Institution for Savings in Boston 1880.
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West Swanzeer
N. H
Rergdom
Charlie Adams
Langidon W. Moore
Moore
Hust
Washington
Adams
Concord National Bank
Concord
Atlantic
Rockland
Paulsboro
N. J
Moecre
Warren
Boston
Denman Thompson
Treaty Leaves Door of Manchuria Open
Confidential dispatches from Russia and Japan deny any broader alliance beyond the treaty text. Officials say open door in Manchuria remains unchanged and Britain Germany and the United States feared no new commitments. The copy of the treaty went to Secretary Knox at Valley Forge, with talks starting in November prior to his neutralization plan.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
Japan
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Manchuria
Knox
Valley Forge
Former Slave Bequeaths $300,000 to White Neighbor
In Memphis on July 13 Silas Turner, a former slave, left property valued at about 300000 dollars to Richard P. Woodson, a white man and Turner’s longtime friend. The farm and suburban land had become valuable as the city grew around it.
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Memphis
Tenn
Silas Turner
Richard P. Woodson
Woodson
Wolfson
Turner
Noted Author May Wed Again
London reports J M Barrie the famed author and dramatist will wed Dorothy Eugene Brett aged 27 while Barrie 50. Friends say his first marriage to actress Mary Ansell ended so rumors of a second marriage arise from cautious sources.
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London
J. M. Barrie
Dorothy Eugene Brett
Barrie
Mary Ansell
Telepost Line Opens Between Indianapolis and Louisville
Mayor Shank to open the telepost line linking Indianapolis and Louisville sending the first message to Mayor W. O. Head. The note praises rapid telegraphy bonds and closer fraternal ties with Louisville while Newsom runs the local telepost office. Messages are machine sent and not duplicated at either end, with no human read.
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W. O. Head
Louisville
Shank
Indianapolis
S. L. Shank
Thomas W. Newsom
West Market Street
Pigs Feed on Pipe Line to Milk House
Special to The Sun Marion Indiana July 13 Mrs Joe Bowman raises nine piglets after her sow died shortly after birth. She fed them from a pipe line using row's milk and the pigs now follow her like pets. The owner says she would not be as interested in the hog market if the sow had lived.
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Marion
Ind
Joe Bowman
MacVeagh May Make Room for Charles Norton
Washington July 13. Informed circles say Secretary MacVeagh plans to resign in the fall and Charles D Norton, Taft's private secretary, to succeed him. Norton has earned high praise and Taft hinted he has another role for Norton. Senator Aldrich has noted Norton's public life rise and potential future assignments.
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Washington
MacVeagh
Treasury Department
the Treasury
Charles D. Norton
Taft
Norton
Chicago
Treasury
Carpenter
Aldrich
Wiley Cracks Down On Ten Cent Ice Cream Vendor
Washington July 18 The hokey pokey ice cream vendor who sells ten cent gallons and uses boric acid preserved cones was banned by Dr. Harvey W. Wiley pure food chief. A quoted formula lists seven pounds gelatin three pounds dextrine flour a glucose product and fifty gallons of milk with skimmed or condensed milk typical of schoolyard treats.
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Washington
Harvey W. Wiley
Wiley
Trimble Family Noted for Navy Service in 1908
The Trimble family of Indianapolis boasts three sons all in the U S Navy. On June 12, 1908, they joined the service the same day and now all serve as first class firemen aboard the battleship California.
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Trimble
Indianapolis
Darwell Street
Navy
California
Cluss
Youngest in Senate Jared Sanders to join U.S. Senate
New Orleans reports that Jared Young Sanders aged 41 will become the youngest senator in the United States when he takes his seat next December. Elected governor two years ago, he will remain in office until he leaves for Washington for the regular session of Congress.
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New Orleans
Jared Young Sanders
United States Senate
Washington
Congress
Bonding Company Liable For Part In Sewer Bid Fallout
Corporation Counsel Kealing told the Board of Public Works that the Illinois Surety Company, which furnished a 15000 dollar bond for John E. Sullivan’s Park Way sewer contract, is liable only for the cost of re advertising for bids if Sullivan quits. Sullivan has abandoned the contract, and the board, per Kealing, must pay only for re bidding. Blaine W. Miller warned against Sullivan’s low bid. the sewer project remains unbuilt.
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Corporation
Kealing
Board of Public Works
Illinois Surety Company
John E. Sullivan
Eighteenth
Thirtieth
Sullivan
Keualing
Blaine W. Miller
Garfield Endorsed for Governor by Lake County Delegation
Cleveland Ohio July 13 Local insurgents say Garfield was endorsed for governor by the Lake county delegation after his insurgent address outlining a platform. Sullivan. Garfield adviser, says no preconvention campaign plans. Local leaders anticipate a state wide movement toward a progressive Republican platform at the convention in two weeks.
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Cleveland, O
James R. Garfield
Lake County
Garfield
United States
J. J. Sullivan
Women Want To Cook For Adam And Say So
Marion Indiana July 13 Adam Retnheimer, the man who advertised for a wife, is tired of answering love letters from women eager to cook for him. One woman recalls cooking for a man and would enjoy cooking for another of the same species. A widow with a daughter says she is a good dishwasher. Also includes local ads for horse feed, grain, and carriage services.
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Marion
Ind
Adam Retnheimer
Second-hand items offered for sale in local classifieds
A collage of classified notices lists items for sale and services including lumber and car sills from Inter-State Car Company Brightwood. second-hand furniture from H Ross at 524 W Washington. two Excelsior motorcycles via Indiana Trust Bicycle Shop. strawberry plants from Dean Nurseries 237 E Ohio St Main 11 en U2. soda fountains from Jas R Neff 235 bE Maryland. small gasoline engine and power water pump from Security Electric Co 367 S Meridian. factory-price gas and electric fixtures from Hayes Bros 439 ndian Nuative. Jubilee self heating iron via Thompson Supply Co 444 Massachusetts Ave. pulleys shafts saws belting from Miller Oil and Supply Co. a fine old violin at 1117 Kentucky Ave. and rental notice for a furnished five-room flat with modern improvements.
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Inter-State Car Company
Brightwood
Woodruff
H. Ross
Washington
Excelsior
Indiana Trust Bicycle Shop
Dean Nurseries
E. Ohiost
Jas R. Neff
Maryland
Security Electric CO
S. Meridian
Burton's
the Circle
Hayes Bros
Thompson Supply Cou
Massachusetts
Miller Oil and Supply Co
Kentucky Ave
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Illinois Street
J. R. Williams & Son
Bernd Bros. Wagon CO
W. Morris St
Sun
Heath
Oliver
Meridian
Troy Avenue
Finn Bros
W. Market
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Henry Unger Jr
Alabama Street
Crown Hill
Dorman Street
Eral Directors
Tutewiler & Son
Johnson & Hassler
Massachusetts Ave
A. E. Shirley
Michigan Street
Adams & Krieger
Ohio St
George Herrmann
S. Delaware
Boones
Renihan & Blackwell
Whitshit
Titus
Hiley
Illinois St
New
Main
George Stigman
N. East St
Flanner & Buchanan
S. Meridian St
Wed
F. E. J. Thomas
Lyman Brothers
Delaware
Louis Fuller
Washington St
T. J. Briggs Company
Lemcke Bldg
W. P. Soash Land Company
Soash
Texas
Big Spring Ranch
N. Delaware St
Southwest Corner
East Market ST. Loan CO
LAW Bldg
B. Market St
Central Loan Association
State Life Building
East Washington Street
Indiana
Totgage Loan CO
Lombard Building
D. H. Olman
Muler Barber College
E. Washerton St
Indiana Telegraph College
Bell
Frank Ross
Enterprise Publishing Co
Covington
Wires
Southeastern Ave
Indianapolia
Offic
Brower Love Bros. CO
Wabash and River
Sun Office
Armstrong Laundry
Indiana Dental College
Chiosts
Elgin
Waltham
Hampden
S. Illinois
Carpenters
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Su Buits
Jos. Houch
Bun
Fred
West ST
Call Main
GEM Stag Hotel
W. Ohio
W. Ferre
W.W. Pratt
Palace Hotel
N. Newsaree St
I Hotel Braven
Tllinois
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VERON
Business Guide
Abbechitects
J. G. Brown Art Glass Works
Ola
Eeeposite
F. B. Caldwell
W. Kammerdiener
Georgia
Peterson
Virginia Ave
Thompson Halliday Supply CO
Massachusetts Avenue
Otto Formes
Howard's
Dreithaler & Martin
Ohio
UMION
E. Market and
Circle
Tf Renee Choad
Evar Thloianiaireecinhes
Ania Earhart & Earhart
Pennsylvania Street
PTE
Fears St
Advance Electrical CO
Wayne Ave
J. M. Hightshoe
Prospect
A. W. Berryhill
N. Aitmois
Home Builders
Marion County Realty CO
Amertican Central Life
Jewelers
Carl R. Rost
Illinois
H.C. Schergens
Iilinois St
le American Star
Madison Ave
Royal Laundry
W. North
Formes Light Co
Sara Aas
Anna B. Fair
Hoyt Ave
Masseuse
Battle Creek
Kirksville
Alabama
Della Carson
Vermont
Alabama St
New Jersey
Ohio St. Is
Medical
Brigham
Market St. U
Miller
R. W. Magee & CO
Vyhotgs
Ffeegers Gamers Supply House
Pfleger
East
Washington Street
Lola Edward McGuff
Wsn
Cepitol Avenue
Errerere
Hamilton
Te Shank Furniture and
Lusrage CO
Poppi III
F. W. Huechter
Paece
Respect
Claude Sheely
Twenty-second St
Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Tailoring
D. P. Stirk CO
Indianapolis Welding CO
Meridian St
dMilleraville
Black Mare
North
Hallroom
Wall Street
Frey
Mark
Tou
Morganbilt
Reggie
Reggie Vanastor
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