Elevated Track Damage Assessments Finalized in Indianapolis
The Board of Public Works approved a list of damages for property affected by track elevation in Indianapolis. Names such as Joseph T. Elliott and Fred J. Mack appear among property owners, with detailed square and lot references and monetary awards, plus hearing dates set for August 1908.
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Department OF Public Works
Majestic Bidg
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Marion County
van Camp Hardware & Iron Co
Marion
Wiegand
Square Zion County
Jets
Ty. Trndiana
Vion County
Richard Neptune
Sai State
Said Thompson
Campbell
Dianapolis
McGill
Tianna
Gill
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Eckert and Hein
MD- 11
City of
Marion Common County
Enterprise Fenders & Fence Cou
Mc County
Frederick J. Mack
Garr Signs Danny and Attaches Two Young Sensations
Manager Carr signs Danny and adds Adrian Mick a fast young shortstop from the Michigan league and a southpaw pitcher Watson from the Toledo City league. Both will be farmed to the Wisconsin league for the rest of the season.
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Adrian
Mick
Watson
Toledo
Wisconsin
Nora Moore Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Nora Moore wife of Elbert Moore of 62 W Twenty seventh street died Wednesday after a several months long tuberculosis illness The funeral will be Friday at 1 PM and the body will be taken to College Corner Ohio for burial
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Nora Moore
Elbert Moore
W. Twenty-seventh Street
College Corner, O
Roosevelt Expresses Stance Against Swarm of Critics
In Bangor Maine on July 16 President Roosevelt told friend Bill Sewall he ignores the little men who shout about executive usurpation. He read a letter saying he enjoyed the job, hoped Mrs Roosevelt would recover, and aims to follow Washington and Lincoln while not seeking another term.
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Bangor
Roosevelt
Bill” Sewall
Maine
Washington
Lincoln
Col H G Catrow in Dayton Street Auto Crash
Dayton Ohio July 6 The owner and driver of the car that killed Eugene Sullivan at First and Mill streets was identified as Col H G Catrow Republican candidate for congress He says the accident was unavoidable and that he left to fetch aid but did not notify police He is a banker and manufacturer from Miamisburg No charges filed and Sullivan longtime local resident expressed regret over the tragedy.
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Dayton, O
Eugene Sullivan
First and
Mill Streets
Col. H. G. Catrow
Congress
Catrow
Miamisburg
Sullivan
Robber forces motorman to speed to escape
A burglar held a revolver to a motorman on an Irving Park boulevard car and forced it to run at top speed for about a mile to elude a private watchman. He escaped with sealskins and furs valued at $1,000 from Mandel Silbar’s store at 1489 Irving Park boulevard.
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Chicago
Irving Park Boulevard
Mandel Silbar
Detectives Move to Return Wolfson for Indy Trial
Charles Wolfson, arrested in Philadelphia, faces extradition to Indianapolis with Eugene F. McDonnell. They are indicted for conspiracy to obtain money under false pretenses after delivering a box valued at 10 000 that contained excelsior and phosphorus with plans to claim 10 000 if the box burned. McDonnell remains jailed.
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Charles Wolfson
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Eugene F. McDonnell
McDonnell
Adams Express Company
Prohibition Party Elects McWhirter to Treasurer Post
Felix T. McWhirter of Indianapolis was re elected treasurer of the Prohibition national committee at Columbus Ohio. Indiana selections include Charles Eckhart as national committeeman and FF W Lough as caucus chairman with Edward W Clark as state secretary/assistant secretary. The convention advances toward nominating a presidential candidate.
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Columbus
Felix T. McWhirter
Indianapolis
Prohibition National
Edward W. Clark
B. F. Watson
C. McMasters
Munele
J. J. Bascett
Lafayette
Oliver W. Outland
Upland Jules
Frank JT. Herdliey
Seymour
Alvin Allen
Marion
Ministerlain by man he sent to local jail
Metuchen New Jersey July 1 mourn for Rev Samuel B D Prickett shot and killed yesterday by Archibald Kerron a man once jailed by Prickett for wife beating Kerron was captured after a siege by 260 and threatened with sulphur fumes He was driven to New Brunswick jail by Dr Alfred Ellis mayor due to safety fears past conviction for wife beating Kerron vowed revenge on the man who sentenced him
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Metuchen
N. J
New Brunswick
Alfred Ellis
Herron
Hem
Atkins Team to Play Strong Opponent at Southside Park
Next Sunday's games at Southside park feature Atkins taking on the All-Kentuckians of Covington Kentucky. The visitors posted a 22 wins in 28 games record last season and the main game starts at 3 o clock with a curtain raiser at 1 50 between Atkins Shields and Coco Colas.
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Southside Park
Atkins
All-Kentuckians
Covington
Atkins-Sheields
Coco-Colas
Sympathy Better Than Rod for Blind Pupils
Instructors of the blind at a national convention in this city denounced corporal punishment for blind pupils. Sympathy was cited as key to affection and obedience. Music teaching in blind schools received general endorsement. Little Rock invited to host next year. Thursday’s session set for further discussion.
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Little Rock
Ark
Amusements at German House Friday Evening Program
German house presents a band program featuring Mareh The Ford selection The Red Mill and other works including Levee Revels Jickel Herbert Donizetti Humoresque Afraid to Come Home in the Dark Lampe overture Morning Noon and Night The Hoosier Slide Albion Medley and songs from Anthony Woodland Stars and Stripes Waltzes Lehar Osona Cleopatra Vandercook Luders Sousa.
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Mareh
Ford
Red Mill
Uncia
Jickel Herbert
Albion
Anthony
Merry Widow Lehar
Onwald Vandercook Luders -Sousa
Wonderland draws largest midweek crowd for season
Wonderland last night hosted a record midweek turnout with many children present matching the Fourth of July matinee crowd. The park now offers free admission under 12 with adult escorts, drawing families to see Rice's dog pony and monkey vaudeville show and other exhibits.
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Wonderland
Rice
Hoasier
Hoosier
Illmore’ Pony Ared Monkey Circus
Steignt
Line of tartan wit lightens intermission scene
Lin au the Pipe Major of the Fraser Highlanders jokes that tartan patterns align at 90 degrees to stay cool in heat. Scots in the band wear a range of costumes from full dress tartans to hunting attire as they stroll through the park during intermission.
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Fraser Highlanders
Fair Bank
Grand Pictures Presents Talking Screen Show
An afternoon program at the Grand features a “pictures that talk” presentation about The James Boys in Missouri. Realistic depictions and voices behind the screen promise thrills with humor and illustrated songs by three soloists.
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James
Missouri
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