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A compact notes listing prices and years shows a July clearance entry with figures 88 cents 41 to 38 and a price range of 1.95 to 2.50 year.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1907
Page
2
Citizens' Gas plan hearing prompts bid for 60-cent gas
About 175 residents packed the Board of Trade room to hear Linton A. Cox argue Indianapolis may buy the entire Indianapolis Gas plant under an 1887 ordinance after a six month notice. Prof. J D Forrest outlined a cheap campaign to back Citizens' Gas with stock sales and canvassing led by local business supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Gas Company
Linton A. Cox
Board of Trade
Citizens’ Gas Company
Cox
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Airge Cox
J. D. Forrest
Forrest
W. E. Mooney
Franklin Vonnegut
Commercial Club
Veterans attend campfire at Tomlinson hall ceremony
A Tuesday campfire at Tomlinson hall drew many veterans though not all attended. Robert B. Brown of Zanesville spoke on Civil War causes and fighting, praising veterans as rebuilders of the Union. Also speaking were Vice President Fairbanks, Albert Baker, Judge Joseph W. O'Neal, and Maj. J. M. Ostrander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson Hall
Robert B. Brown
Zanesville
Fairbanks
Albert Baker
Joseph W. O'Neal
Lebanon
Maj. J. M. Ostrander
Richmond
Man on Hoist Fatally Struck in Hammond
Special to The Sun. Hammond July 24. John Sells was on a three story building when a hoist struck him. He was knocked to the ground and a skull fragment was driven into his brain. He is expected to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Hammond
Ind
John Sells
Coal Price Surge Ahead in Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis coal dealers warn of rising costs with forecasts of $9 per ton for hard coal this winter, citing higher wages feed and supply challenges. They urge preorders while noting a 1 to 50 cent jump over last summer and describing difficulties faced by small dealers against a rumored but disputed coal “combine.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Dealers’ Association
Paia
Tusday
Ohio Jackson
Pocahontas
West Virginia
Pittsburg
Ohio River
Chicago
Denver
Indiana
Market Master Orders Lunch Stands Closed Off Market Days
Joseph Foppiano, city market master, issued an order July 17 requiring all lunch stands in the market to close on non market days. He says the move is not political, but aims to curb theft and reduce foot traffic from outsiders. The policy aligns with a long standing market rule limiting stall sales to market days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Foppiano
Delaware St
Foppiano
Santo Domingo lawmakers raise salaries in wave of pay hikes
United Press reports Santo Domingo congressmen raised their own salaries and those of the president and cabinet following U.S. lawmakers. The president’s pay jumps to 3 500 from 7 2, with substantial increases for department secretaries, congress members, and all government officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
United States
Santo Domingo
State Department
Congress
Duke of Tobacco Weds Mrs. Inman in Brooklyn Quiet Nuptials
James B. Duke head of the American Tobacco Company marries Mrs. Wanaline Holt Inman of Atlanta in a discreet ceremony at 210 St. John's Place Brooklyn. The couple depart for a honeymoon at the Duke country home in Somerville New Jersey after the wedding. The bride’s son Walter Inman and other family were present. The romance followed Duke's divorce from his first wife Nanaline Holt Inman née Inman of Macon Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schuyler Stackpole
St. John's Place
Brooklyn
David J. Burrell
Marble Collegiate Church
Duke
Somerville
N. J
William Holt
Macon
Walter Inman
Inman
Nanaline Holt
South
William N. Inman
Atlanta
Chicago Club Manager George B. Ross Dead by Suicide
George B. Ross former manager of the New Southern hotel and Chicago Athletic Club member died by his own hand last night in his club house apartments. The body, found this morning, shows a bullet wound behind the right ear. Authorities believe he was despondent over failed business propositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
George B. Ross
New Southern Hotel
Chicago Athletic Club
Office Robbery in Marengo Seizes Stamps and Money
United Press reports the Marengo post office was robbed last night of about $1,000 in stamps money orders and cash plus $400 belonging to deputy postmistress Miss Annie Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Ind
Annie Turner
Signs in Indianapolis restaurants spark pure food row
A Brown County farmer visited Indianapolis during a city crackdown on pure food law violators. Signs reading We Serve Skimmed Milk and We Serve Butterine appeared in several eateries, prompting the farmer to joke that Indianapolis residents demand elaborate labeling for everyday products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Betsy
Fairbanks Speech Sparks Memorial Day Unveiling
C W Fairbanks 1522 N Meridian st delivers a patriotic address at the Morton statue unveiling after climbing to a press table. A stenographer records his remarks as he notes his absence from a formal speech yet speaks of representative government and monuments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Fairbanks
N. Meridian Sr
Morton
Mr. Fairbanks
1522
Meridian St
Gov
Oliver P. Morton
Eastern Railways May Lower Rates Test Two Cent Fare
Rail executives from New York Central Erie Pennsylvania Jersey City Lackawanna Delaware and Hudson New Haven Hartford Boston and Maine Baltimore and Ohio and Seaboard Air Line meet to study a two cent a mile passenger rate. Central leads in favor while Pennsylvania opposes seeking data on financial effects and potential legislative impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central
Erie
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Lackawanna
Delaware & Hudson
New Haven & Hartford
Boston & Maine
Baltimore & Ohio
Seaboard Air Line
Girl charged with murder in quarrel shooting
Florence Gray, 20, is in police custody charged with the murder of her sweetheart Frank Brown in Michigan City Indiana. After a quarrel at her home she shot Brown as he mounted the stairs and then attempted suicide. She is reported to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Michigan City
Ind
Florence Gray
Frank Brown
Brown
Man Ordered to Move Body After Burial in Catholic Cemetery
In Danville Illinois on July 24 Dominiko Journo was fined $10 and costs for burying his friend Jacob Jerokibo in consecrated ground during the priest’s absence. He was ordered to exhume and relocate the body at once from the Catholic cemetery at Westville nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Danville, II
Jacob Jerokibo
Dominiko Journo
Westville
Here
Girl Struck and Fatally Hurt by Street Car in Evansville
In Evansville Indiana on July 2 a 12 year old girl named Hattie Compton was attempting to cross in front of a street car when she was struck and fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Evansville
Ind
Hattie Compton
Veterans of Mexican War honor Morton Monument
Five survivors of the Mexican War stood on the statehouse steps for the Morton Monument unveiling. Three men from Company D, Fifth Indiana volunteers, are the regiment’s sole survivors: James H. Carr Jerry Hendren and Robert Smith of Greenfield. Others present include S. C. Downey and Gen. George E. McGinnis, who served in different regiments. Colonel J. H. Lane led the regiment. Carr noted they followed Scott into Mexico and remained there throughout the conflict.
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Statehouse
Morton Monument
Indiana
James H. Carr
Jerry Hendren
Robert Smith
Greenfield
S. C. Downey
Prospect Sr
George E. McGinnis
J. H. Lane
Mr. Carr
Scott
Mexico
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