Seymour Creamery Bid Sparks Gas Boom Talk
Seymour seeks a creamery as Monroeville and Fort Wayne report gas fever in Indiana. Kokomo boasts ten new factories with six million in capital, while Gun avenues and rail plans ripple through Columbus and Goshen.
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Seymour
Michigan City
K. of P. Lodge
Hagerstown
Fort Wayne
Monroeville
Francisville
Christian Church
Stockwell
Wabash
Daily Republican
Jeffersonville
LaPorte
L. W. Stanley
Vincennes
Tom Davis
Richmond
Mllc Rhea
Evansville Baptists
Windy
Chicago
Chas. Sauer, Seymour
Indiana
Canada & St
Ruth
Thos. A. Starr
Goshen News
Koscinsko County
Indianapolis
Catholic Benevolent Region
Illinois
Spring Fountain Park
Warsaw
Kokomo T
Shef
Harvey Huber
Lafayette
Myrtle McIntosh
Mahoning Road
Hardin H. Hancock
Davis
Fritz Klipple
New Albany
Crawfordsville
Monon
Columbus
St. Denis’ Hotel
C. B. Cooper
G. W. Cooper
C. W. Poland
Water Works
City
Madison
Big Six
Tenting Ground Services at Acton Camp Meeting
At Acton camp meeting Mrs. L O Robinson preached a powerful sermon in the tenting ground. A 6 30 prayer march followed with singers moving across grounds kneeling to pray. Evangelist Butler spoke at 7 45 on Getting Into the Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Robinson
Acton Camp
Evangelist Butler
Dr. Lowrey
Rev. Wilson
Tabernacle
Mrs. Robinson
Eugene Staley
Indianapolis
Public light wrangle stalls council and Hagegard tale
A council clash over a Jenney light deal risks chaos Monday as four members face exclusion from caucuses. The Jenney company offers to light the city at 42 000 dollars per year with a 50 000 dollar bond. Other items include school repairs, library woodwork repainting, and committee reforms. The People’s Congress meets Sunday to discuss a constitutional amendment requiring voter approval for state and national laws. discussions follow on Adkinson’s homestead exemption bill.
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Jenney
Jenney Company
T. P. Heaughey
Sehool
J.B. Conner
People’s Congress
Central Labor Union Hall
Washington St
United States
W. P. Adkinson
Yellow fever in Tampa and other early 1900s items
Yellow fever reported in Tampa Florida. Ex Governor Tom Young of Ohio dies in Cincinnati. Sand-fires torment Chicago residents. New York trunk line men discuss freight rates. Jack Allen hanged for Ursura Ulrich murder at Monticello New York. Trains collide in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania. conductor Kaiser killed and five injured. Conductor Ellsworth sells punched tickets to scalpers. Over 10 000 bushels grasshoppers caught in Perham Minnesota. swarms persist. Barbourville Kentucky crash kills two, injures two. Gold vein near Ishpeming Michigan carries $60000 per ton. Chi cago anarchists Chesiboun and Chapek post bail. Hronek remains jailed. Melville W Fuller confirmed chief justice. Senate vote 41 to 20. Engineers union unlikely to accept Burlington terms. Public ad for 10 word sale notices in The Sun.
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Tampa
Fla
Tom Young
Ohio
Cincinnati
Perham
Minn
Barbourville
Louisville Road
Lake Superior Iron Company
Ishpeming
Mich
Chieboun
Chapek
Chicago
Hronek
Melville W. Fuller
Senate
Supreme Court
Brotherhood of Engineers
Burlington Company
City Markets and Rural Prices Across A Busy Trading Day
Markets show stationary conditions with strong sugar prices and mixed farm goods. Widespread listings cover meats, dairy, vegetables, fruits, grains, and fuels. notes on wheat, corn, oats, and hogs indicate firmer activity and steady prices at Indianapolis and Chicago exchanges.
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U. S. Wards
Indianapolis
Whole Range of Fine Goods at Local Jewelry Store
The store offers not only watches, jewelry and precious stones but a full line of high art wares including bronzes, china, cut-glass, antique lamps and many damfty articles. A visit is described as a pleasurable pastime for shoppers.
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Hokomo
Tomlinson Hall
State House
Friends of the Cause
Davidson
City Hospital
James Farrell
County Asylum
Marcy's
Crescent
Street
Hamden
Vacheron & Constantin
Acton
the Sun
H. Rider Hagegard
Mr. Meeson
Hageard
India
Emin Bey
Stanley
Conybeare
M. P
The
Commons
Cees
California
Ariosa
Lion
Schnub & Krags
Banda
New York
Limburg
Eee
Mammoth
Alaska
Ted
CuicaGco
Marcy’s
K. OF L
Trades Unionist
McVicker
A. W. McVicker
Henry Schwinge
Park-ave
Central Christian Church
Delaware and
Christs
E.ed. Gantz
J. B. Smith
Bingham
Brosnan’s
Reid St
Wizwaras
Brosnan
Indiana-av
Mass
S. Hudson
N.eas
Indiana-ay
Delaware
Tennessee
Sun Office
Ioop
S. Delaware St
Second-st
Washington and
Blackford Sts
R. W. Furnas
N. Penn
Tair
Evening News
Godis
Harrison
Cleveland
Bamberger
Tain
Panayivatias Street
West Washington Street
Vance
Messenger’s
E. Wash
E.cordel
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea CO
Bates
East Washington Street
O. G. McComas
McComb & Co
Indianapoli
Dean Sins
W. R. Watson
West Maryland
Indianapolis National Bank
United States Depository
Oddfellows’ Hall
Tara
P. Havahey
Pres
H. Latham
E. H. Eldridge & CO
Alabama
Maryland
Ertel
Virginia-Ave
Chas.girton
Indiana-ave
Ball Park
Pittsburg
Big Four Ticket Office
Corner Meridian
Washington-sts
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