Evelyn Nesbit Father Excentric Pittsburg Lawyer and Racer
Special to The Sun details how "Old Mac Nesbit" a Pittsburg lawyer and eccentric father of Evelyn Nesbit inspired local youths by racing bicycles, earning admiration as a generous mentor. After his death his widow faced poverty but Evelyn rose to fame as an artist model and showgirl under Stanford White, moving from Philadelphia to New York to begin her stage career.
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Pittsburg
Stanford White
Harry Handall
Enior
Evelyn Fiarwham Nashut
Thar
Mac Nesbit
Nesbit
Pot & Amazing
Yhose
Rwas bin
Nes‘buts
Keanu
Hs Tamily
Firsc
Evelyn
Heagie
Sde
Meeting Planned for Hendricks County Picnic Fund
There will be another meeting in the effeni¢ court room at the courthouse Friday night with members of the Hendricks enuity wool ly to plan their annual picnic. Money raised by the supper held by the Mutual Service association last Wednesday night funded cement porches for the new Working Girls Home near Fairview, now ready for furnishing. The Woman's Auxiliary to Typographical Union No 1 will host a lawn fete at 14 Roosevelt Ave Tuesday night. Trinity Congregational church will present a talk on the San Francisco earthquake Tuesday night by Rev W A Shaly. Young people of First Marvlin Episcopal church plan a lawn fete Friday night July 3 on the church lawn near Collegate and Twenty-Fifth St.
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Court House
Hendricks Enuity Wool
Mutual Service
Fairview
Woman's Auxiliary
Typographical Union No. 1
Rooseveltave
San Francisco
Trinity Congregational Church
W. A. Shaly
First Maravlin Episcopal Church
Church
Warner
Longevity tale of Mrs Fay challenges age limits
Special from New York reports Mrs Mary Fay died at 105 after a life on bread and milk with no meat or vegetables. Coroners and Dr O Hanlon consider parallels to Professor Merchnikov’s theory that a dairy based diet slows aging through sour dairy germs, noting her youth like body and long city wanderings.
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New York
Mary Fay
Deeplia
Fay
Philip Hanlon
O'Hanlon
Puyo
O'Han- Vion
Elie Merchnikoff
Paris
Metchnikov
Thingtones
Sixth. Ave
Granny
Central League Games Postponed and Umpire Reinstatement
Special to the Sun from South Bend reports all Central League games postponed due to rain on July 17. Umpire Ferguson, dropped by President Carson, is reinstated after settling differences. Umpire NeKinale, formerly of the Interstate, will be assigned with the series.
Barber Warns Team As Milwaukee Fans Rally For Win
Fragmentary text shows Wesley the barber noting a team’s rough start turning to a win. Mentions Milwaukee fans and scorers with Carr referenced, but details are unclear. The piece reads like a murmured sports snippet with shaky OCR.
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Milwauken
Milwaukee
Tales From Summer Capital Delusions About Roosevelt
Special to the Son Oyster Bay July 6 reports a silent summer capital shaken by rumors of misfortune to President Roosevelt. Firestormed by telegraph gossip from Ann Arbor and Western cities, officials dismiss the threats as unfounded while the town debates reforms and a rumored rebate exhibit. Uncle Amos Boreum recalls Roosevelt as a brave boy, and Roosevelt's day includes a country ride, a cherry pie, and time with family. A ban on autos surrounds Roosevelt’s estate, with carriages and riders allowed. The Fourth of July celebration sparks town divisions over where to stage events, ending with a rain drenched grove address by the president.
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Oyster Bay
Ann Arbor
Mich
Roosevelt
Amos
Amos Boreum
Teddy
Ike
Everbody
Amos Mlvpys
Ireddy
Congress
Gorter Bay
Wemen
Aneke
Revhles
Emer
United States
Raul
Preacher at Christ Church Denies Scorching Roosevelt
The Rev. HOH Washburn of Christ Church, hosting the president’s family, defends his sermons as not aimed at popular speech. He recounts a New York headline misrepresenting his remarks and clarifies he did not condemn the president or discuss trusts or imperialism in those talks.
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Hoh
Washburn
Episcopal Church
Straneere
Oerde
New York
Applications for license in Indianapolis Indiana 1905 notices
Notice of multiple applications to the Marion county Board of Commissioners for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in various wards and townships. Names include August Bruhn Indiana Dental College nominee, Tom Highs Mack, Edward J. Gimbel, Frank Peschat, J. F. Conners, Patrick, Chas. H. Rentsch, W. Reed, Geo. W. Thomas, Peg Ne, W. Barton, Ignatz Berkowitz, Sam Greenwald, Joseph Emminger. Locations cover Meridian, Kentucky Avenue, Massachusetts Avenue, Capitol Avenue, Virginia Avenue, and other streets in Indianapolis Center and Wayne townships.
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Suiber
Elitzena
Marion County
Indiana
Board of
Commias Innera
Anguetteria
Meridian Street
Pennsylvania
Railroad Company
Indianapois
Center Township
Marrion County
Meridian
Arizona Streets
August Bruhn
Board of Commissioners
Mallon County
Inediana
Kentucky Avenue
Isadeep
McCarty
Adalte
Tedianapolis
Indianapolis
Coenmige
State of Indi
Tom
Mackana
Annard
Olney Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Benjamin Blue
HL & Brookride
Edward J. Gimbel
Notich
Msiness Waereon
Wealon Capitol Avenue
Conger Township
Capital Avenue
North
Conners
Fourth Ward
Board of County Commissioners
State of
Ut. Senate
Northwestern Avenue
Joshua Langadale
Inter Township
Enue
Patrick
Qward
Commiestaners
Mariin
Indlans
Hillside
Cowper & Pickens
Indiananols Indiana
Hillside Avenue
John Brenne
Blaventh
Virginia Avenue
W. M. Reed
Tenth Ward
Keystone Avenue
Nebraska Street
M. Cooper
Pleasant Park
Additton
Kerstone Avenue
Geo. W. Thomas
Tidiana
English Avenue
Bholby Street
Betes
Spann & Co
Woodlawn
Peg Ne ‘W. Barton
Citczans
Seventh Ward Center
Ledinma
Washington and
Noble Streets
Noble and
Washington Streets
Chas. H. Rentsch
Wayne Township
Haugh Street
Mim Walker
Haughville
Warne Township
Walnut and
Haugh Streets
Job Sendrel
Nereby
Board of Commisssioners
Marion
Gtate
Buevitas Tsherein
New Jersey Street
Stevens
Indianwater Township
Ignatz Berkowits
Thirteenth Ward
Center
Biassa
Jeduceus Avenue
Massachusetts Avernue
Sam Greenwald
Marionseounty
Monument Place
Indianapatie
Circle Park Hotel
Joseph Emminger
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