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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1901

Page

5

Northside boys form anti cigarette league led by Raymond Miller

A 20 member North side youth group fights tobacco use among boys with meetings at members homes. Led by Secretary Claude Nichols and President Charles Everett the league aims to end cigarette smoking and teaches law, evidence, and parliamentary procedure. Raymond Miller, a key member, died of lockjaw from a toy pistol wound.

Raymond Miller Alabama Sr National Anti-Cigarette League Chicago Edwin Marott Edwin Chas. Everett Raymond League Claude Nichols Mildred Isabella Tibbetts St. Josephst Bessie Moore Alabamast Mamma Papa Carlos Barton George THE SUN Ida T. Cooper Alabamasr Pearl Parsons Mary Moody M. Balch Camp Acton Chum Roy Cooper George Schmidt Byron Icenbarger Paul Everett Earl Butler Orin Chillson Charles Everett W. Thirtieth St Alabama-st E. Tenth and New Jersey-sts Byron Icenberger Fort Wayne Ave Harry Ferkins W. Thirtieth-st Harold Ralston E. Tenth- St New Jersey-st Marion Icenbarger Fort Wayne Ave Edwin Crable E. Eleventh E. Eleventh-st Ray de Long George and Clyde Fen Eyck Alabama Oliver Posey Eenth-st George Carson Pennsylvania-st Scott Alexander E. Pratt Wallace Robertson New Jersey

Frontier Train Ride Through Lamona and Kalispell Range

Lamona with a big frame hotel and red depots, a wheat belt scene, and the Great Northern line shows western prosperity. Spokane fruit country, Nalispell buffalo herd, elk and plains, and a busy railroad with Jap workers earning $1.50 daily narrate frontier life and expansion.

Lamona Wash Great Northern Flyer Washington Old Dame Nature Spokane America Kalispell Flathead River Ad Harris Judge Elliott Flathead Kootena Pend da d’ Orielle Penda d’ Oreille Great Northern Company Montana United States Wilson's Creek Hell

Patrick Moran 75 Year Railroad Veteran in Cleveland

Fifty year veteran Patrick Moran, a 75 year old Irishman in Cleveland, began as a brakeman in 1880s and has worked in the local yards ever since. He recalls rail yard changes, former mayor Blee, and the dangers faced by workers as a long standing figure with many sons.

Cleveland Patrick Moran Ireland Moran Blee

Paoli Editor Col J R Simpson Aids Indiana Southern Bid

Col J R Simpson editor of the Paoli News and Democratic lieutenant governor candidate visits town to back Indiana Southern for city right of way. He frames his interest as that of an Orange County citizen. He mentions influence behind the throne.

Col. J. R. Simpson The Paoli News Orange County

May Wright Sewall Dawns On The West

May Wright Sewall spoke to Topeka Kansas club women last Saturday and was praised as the world’s foremost club woman. The Topeka Journal calls her visit the most important event in local club circles. Ice water and punch bowls featured a decorative display with fruit blocks, supplied by W L Dickey of the People’s Ice Company.

May Wright Sewall Topeka Kas Federation W. L. Dickey People’s Ice Company

Indignation in Denver as heat prompts coat protest

Denver workers at the state house plan a meeting to protest wearing coats in hot weather. Men argue outfits are required while women in offices resent men displaying shirt sleeves. Heat has raised temperatures for weeks.

Denver Col State House

Prince the Savannah Dog Receives Wooden Leg

In Savannah Georgia firehouse, Prince the pet dog of firefighters gets a wooden leg after a trolley accident. A veterinary amputation left him with three real legs, and the new wooden limb helps him walk and even dance with the crew.

Prince Savannah Maguire

Animals and hydrants in tale of mishaps and wary horses

Odd dispatches recount animals interacting with urban life. A dog Prince celebrates a new leg by fighting neighborhood canines, then avoids trolley cars. A bay mare causes water-waste trouble via a flooded hydrant, traced to her drinking. a city's electrician’s horse avoids rails after a live-wire scare.

Yamachaw Prince Savannah News New Orleans New Orleans Times-Democrat

Bargains in Upright Planes at Baldwin's

Reading and glare strain eyes as summer heat shifts comfort between feet high and a divan. Patrons note amusing scenes of curtains waving in rain while bargains in upright planes lure shoppers at Baldwin's.

Baldwin's

Fisherman disguise test decides japan love match

Yoshima Nicadoti seeks a wife through a matrimonial agent and tests two prospects, Hon. Miss Chrysanthemum and Hon. Miss Silver, by disguising himself as a fish peddler and a flower seller. The Chrysanthemum house favors the flower buyer, leading to his choice of Miss Chrysanthemum.

Yoshima Nicadoti Nabrodo O Kilku San Miss Chrysanthemum O Gin San Miss Silver Yoshima Miss Chrysanthemums Kokora Penny Pictorial Magazine

Sufferer Cures Epileptic Attacks With Nerve Vitalizer

A woman recalls three years of untreatable epileptic fits and nervousness until she began Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer. She describes a chill after spasms and biting her tongue during attacks.

Wheeler Tomsue

Irvington Indiana Seewer Proposals Opened for 1901 Projects

Irvington town board invites bids by August 17 1901 for two sewer lines one from Washington street and Coleman avenue to Julian avenue and Butler avenue with an alley segment to the railroad right of way and a second sewer from Washington street Elm avenue to Julian avenue Ritter avenue. Plans available at D D Pike store after July 29 1901. Town Clerk Simeon Frazier.

Irvington Ind Burgess-ave Hammerson-ave Butler-ave Grand-ave Brookville Road Collett-ave Buttler-ave Washington St Coleman-ave Julian-ave Butlerave Coleman Butler-aves Julianave Washington-st Elm-ave Ritter Ave D. D. Pike Simeon Frazier

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