Praised San Francisco Mayor Candidate Dr Edward R Taylor
Francisco July 27 San Francisco has another real character for mayor He is Edward R Taylor physician lawyer and poet He offers plain talk no party pledges aims to run city honestly without favors He holds posts in legal and medical bodies and is famed for poetry His lack of a political machine makes him uniquely free to govern for the city rather than factions He believes San Francisco can rise again and carry its wings He was born in Springfield Illinois in 1838 and has lived in California since 1862
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Cisco
Edward R. Taylor
San Francisco
Taylor
Board of
Library Trustees
San Francisco Law Library
Cooper Medical College
San Francisco Bar Association
Warner Charge Against Stepmother Reaches Court
Clinton IL July 27 US pensions commissioner Vespasian Warner faces a court ruling next week over a claim that his stepmother Isabella Robinson Warner was a negress. The heavy estate of Dr John Warner looms as closing arguments finish in Clinton.
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Clinton
Vespasian Warner
United States Commissioner of Pensions
Isabella Robinson Warner
John Warner
Cochran
Winnie Harrison Mettler
Chicago
Arabella Warner Bell
Attorney Fuller
Commissioner Warner
Stephen Robinson
Curly” Robinson
Steubenville
Sunday Church Services Across Meridian Area
Multiple congregations announce Sunday sermons and themes. Rev Joshua D Stansfield returns to Meridian street Methodist Episcopal pulpit. Rev T H Nelson preaches at Pentecost Tabernacle on healing in the Atonement. Dr Hurlstone at Roberts Park outlines crime relation. Allan B Philpott at Central Christian preaches Jesus and personal equality. First Friends Church host to Wilmington college leader Albert J Brown with 10 30 am service. What I Can Society meets Monday July 29 at 617 Fletcher Ave parsonage.
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Rev
T. H. Nelson
Pentecost Tabernacle
Jesus
Hurlstone
Roberts Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Jesus Christ
Allan B. Philpott
Central Christian Church
Albert J. Brown
Wilmington College
Wilmington
First Friends Church
M. C. Pearson
Lieber to Fight Slander Charge In Civil Court
The transcript details Albert Lieber denying slander allegations in a Clinton courtroom. Accusations trace to perjury claims from a Judge Carter trial and a contention over $44,000 spent by Mrs. Warner. Witnesses dispute thrift labels as L ieber denies involvement.
Praise for Booker T. Washington at 40th Colored Baptists meet
Dr J F Robinson a colored minister praised Booker T Washington during the fortieth annual convention of the colored Baptists at Antioch church. Officers elected include Charles W Lewis president Indianapolis and several vice presidents secretaries and a treasurer from Indianapolis Lafayette Terre Haute Jeffersonville and New Albany with W H Patterson named statistician.
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J. F. Robinson
The
Colored Baptists
Antioch Church
Booker T.washington
Charles W. Lewis
Indianapolis
Anna Griffin
H. Batley
Jeffersonville
Mary E. Hill
Lafayette
Willard Webber
Mary Brown
Terre Haute
Eliza Yantiss
New Albany
W. H. Patterson
Grave Sentenced To Three Months For Petit Larceny
Lee Grave, a Black man, was sentenced to three months in jail by Judge Irvin after pleading to petit larceny. The grand jury had indicted him for entering a house to commit a felony, but the sentence was reduced from a year and then to three months as both sides agreed. Grave supports a wife and two children who have faced county hardship during his imprisonment.
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Lee Grave
Irvin
Grave
Governor Will Disregard Wait for Clash Over Railroads
Government ultimatum unanswered as Gov. Glenn prepares for a confrontation with federal authorities. Two southern railway agents at Marion and OldFort indicted for rate law violations. fresh indictments expected next week including President Finley and other railroad officers. Glenn vows to disregard habeas corpus writs from U S court.
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United States
Southern Railway
Marion
Oldfort
Finley
Glenn
United States Court
Church Benefit Fete at Patrick's Church Grounds
The women of 8&1 Patrick's church announce their annual lawn fete on July 30, 31 and August 1 on church grounds. Proceeds will go toward the church fund.
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Patrick's Church
Drowned boys Charles Ferguson and Raymond Weir in Bedford
In Bedford Indiana two 12 year old boys Charles Ferguson and Raymond Weir drowned yesterday afternoon while swimming in Weatherwood creek. Weir attempted a rescue but both children perished. The incident prompted inquiries by local authorities into waterways and safety conditions.
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Bedford
Ind
Charles Ferguson
Raymond Weir
Aeatherwood Creek
Henry Weir
Crawford Johnson
Weir
Heat drives Evansville man to murder suicide
Henry Baumayer, 42, a West Heights mechanic, rendered insane by the heat, attempted to kill his wife and two young sons then killed himself with a rifle. He wounded his wife in the left arm and breast. the boys, ages 3 and 5, had hair singed as the gun went off close to them. Mrs Baumayer fled to the yard and later collapsed. She will recover.
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Evansville
Ind
Henry Baumayer
West Heights
Methodist Delegates Named for Indiana Conference
The Broadway M. I. church elected Fred A. Likely as delegate with J. J. M. LaFollette as alternate to the Indiana conference at Columbus in September. The conference will elect seven lay delegates for the Indiana representation in the general conference. Dalrymple has been elected a delegate by Central-ave M. E. church with John B. Conner as alternate.
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Broadway M. I
Fred A. Likely
J. J. M. LaFollette
Columbus
Indiana
J. M. Dalrymple
Central-ave. M. E
John B. Conner
Walter named U S marshal deputy for northern Indiana
Amos R. Walter former chairman of the Allen County Republican committee was yesterday appointed United States deputy marshal for northern Indiana to succeed the late Col John A. Scott at Fort Wayne Indiana on July 27.
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the Sun
Fort Wayne
Ind
Amos R. Walter
Allen
Republican County Committee
United States
Indiana
John A. Scott
Adventists Gather for Indiana Camp Meeting in Lafayette
More than 1,000 Seventh Day Adventists from the Indiana conference attend their annual camp meeting in Columbian park Lafayette with 100 tents. Services occur three times daily under Elder W J Stonme of Indianapolis as presiding officer. Sermons today are delivered by Elder G W Irwin of Washington DC and Elder G B Thompson, missionary from India, with Dr A L Miller of Henan China among speakers. The ten day gathering opens yesterday.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana Conference of the Church
Columbian Park
W. J. Stonme
Indianapolis
G. W. Irwin
Washington, D. C
General Conference
G. B. Thompson
India
Girl Saves 5000 Pennies For Piano
Dorothy Cox, a child resident at 93 Udenst, saved 5000 pennies to fund a piano. The coins are displayed in the store window she purchased from, forming a bright pile resembling Christmas confections in the window display.
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Dorothy Cox
Udenst
Boy, 5, Electrocuted After Grabbing Live Wire in Hartford City
Special to The Sun reports five year old Raymond Goodyear reacting with bravado as he touched a downed Hartford City Lighting Co wire. Storm damage yesterday left a day service wire exposed where insulation wore away, resulting in a fatal electric shock for the child.
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Hartford City
Ind
Raymond Goodyear
Hartford City Lighting Company
Emil Rahke Starts His Own Staffing Agency
Emil Rahke son of Gus Rahke opens an employment agency, his first solo business venture. He tells friends that securing work is tied to following the best policy in placement and hiring practices.
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Emil Rahke
Gus Rahke
Emil
Albert Traylor Receives Life Sentence in Stepmother Murder
Petersburg Indiana July 27 Albert Traylor was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his stepmother Mrs Martha Traylor.
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Sun
Notice to Contractors for City Improvements in Indianapolis
Public Works Board invites sealed proposals by 10:00 am August 9, 1907 for paving and grading projects in Indianapolis. Projects include College Avenue and Twenty-First to Twenty-Second Street, Broadway gutters, and Twenty-Seventh Street with brick and asphalt on concrete foundations, plus utility connections and wing paving.
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Eleventh Street
Central Avenue
New Jersey Street
Gale Street
Twenty-Eighth Street
Thirtieth Street
Twenty-First Street
Broadway
College Avenue
Keystone Avenue
Prospect Street
Pleasant Run
First Alley
Thirty-Second Street
Rader Street
Clifton Street
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
Dave
Indiana
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Department OF Public Work
Board
Majestic Bidg
Ind
City of
College Nue
Twenty- Second Street
Cer Ee
Twenty-Seventh Street
Sutherland Avenue
Street Railway Companys
City orders weed removal on vacant Indianapolis lots
The Commissioners of Public Health and Charities of Indianapolis Indiana order owners of vacant lots to cut and burn weeds by July 36 1907 or the city will do the work and charge the costs to the owners. Names include S Warden Frank G Logan D W Williamson Dwight W Williamson W H Tallman Pearl Weaver M Smith and others with lots on Clarissa Feugerson Hill Oaks Park and Fletcher Oak Hill adds.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Indiana
Commissioners of Public Health and Charities
S. Warden
Clarissa Feugerson
Brookside
W. H. Tallman
Oaks’ Park
Fletcher
Oak Hill
W. Yren
I. Fletcher
Pearl Weaver
M. Smith
Shoemaker & Lippencott
W. Kock
Schrolicker
Howland & Webb
H. H. Easting
Property listings in East Park and Oak Hill areas
A long ledger of lot holders and addresses in Indianapolis districts lists numerous names with parcels across East Park, Oak Hill, Windsor Place, and adjacent additions. The entries reference multiple owners such as E B Craig, Ida M Collings, L L Silverman, Scott Butler, A R Oursler, H M Hacien, Fletcher Oak Hill, and many others, detailing lot numbers and subdivision ties within I. Fletcher's Oak Hill, Milligan's Brook Park, Johnson Hogshire, and Indianapolis Car Co. add.
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E. B. Craig
Ogle
East Park
R. J. Brackey
Ida M. Collings
Johnson-Hogshire
E. Washington-st. Aid Bradley, Holton & Co
L. L. Silverman
Johnson & Hogshire
Washington-st. Add
Scott Butler
E. Washington
E. L. Goebel
Windsor Place
Hiatt
I. Fletcher
H. M. Hacfien
Oak Hill
H. Harmoning
Metcalf & Beck
A E. Fletcher
Brookside
S. L. Ensey
Milligan’ S Brook Park
M. Haller
Milligan’s Brook Park
J. &A. Herron
I. H. Hooer
Klot
D. Kregle
A. E. Fletcher
C. Ball
Cecil
Jos
A. Moore
F. J. Cruse
L. G
M. J. Adkinson
LL Fletcher
J. Carson
Cooper & Picken
North East
F. Siegel
I. Fletche
Louise A. Wright
Indianapolis Car Co
W. R. Davidson
Oliver G. Davis
Ing. Fletcher
I. Snyder
R. B. Keith
Indianaolis Car Co
A. S. MacKenzie
M. T. MacKenzie
L. P. Hartey
I. Fletchers
L. P. Hartley
L. F. Hines
J. A. Emery
Alice Johnson
Milligan’s
Park Lane
D. R. Brown
Wm. Fortune
Hanna
Craighan & Nelson
John G. Davie
P. A. Davidson
R. P. Duff
Jenaaim Et al
Davidson
J. Pierce
Woodruff
B. ‘Morris
W. C
F. Robison
Theodore Meyer
Daniel Yandies
Carson Farm
Kate H. Root
B. F. Morris
Edith W. Hutchinson
Howland & Walsh
W. S. Eagle
B. E. Morris
R. Miller
Kanpes’ & Frank
G. W. McCain
M. F. MacKenzie
S. A. Fletcher's, Jr
Northeast
M. Carey
S. Fletcher's
Unbrooke & Allen
Meads and
Grandview
E. R
H. P. Wand
BE. & B. Hagerty
I. Fistcher
E. J. Ellis
Graceland Park
Lydia K. Carey
Routh’s
Johnson Heirs
W. A Jones
I. Fletcner
Oak
Leora Hays
A. Fletcher's, Jr
L. A. Rice
J. Pattison
McKerman Yandes
J. & C. Brink
Jameson
N. E. Cor
Ohio & West
H. L. Huntsinger
N. F. Lovett
Bright
Powell & Ellis
L. A. Emison
Pright
L. B. Swift
Ostermeyer
Koller's
M. C. Otto
Sturn & Koller
A. F. Will
E. Washington St
J. L. Pierson
Koller’s
J. G. Price
E. Washington-st
Philoxenian Lodge
1.C.C.F
Johnson-Horshire E. Washington St
J.rmvian Price
Meadland Grantview
Fidelity Trust & Safety Vault Co
Shoemaker's & Lippencott's
M. Button
Los. A. Moore’s
Fether Mayer
Davis
Sugar Grove
P. C. Moeller
Miller & Wacker
F. E. Barnes
MclIlvain
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Shoemaker & Lippencott
D. Frantz
Shoesmaker & Lippencott’s
I. W. Fulton
Jos. W. Moore
James G. Price
Pettibone
Richard
O. M. Smith
Shoemaker & Lippencotts
Northeastern Land Co
Spades’ Park
M. M. Mercke
Shoemaker & Lippente
Henry C. Long
Fagen
Springdale
E. Speckling
Ascot
Wajen
J. Barnhardt
Kappes’ & Frank
South
Elizabeth Bale
Dunlap & Tutewiler
W. L. Miller
Yandes' & Wilkin
Gabe
Lot
Cincinnati
Chicago
R. R. Co
C. A. Selbert
Tildebrand
Stolts
Lot Titldeprand
L. Rae Eeraaay Tot Cisz
Yandes
Outlet
M. Love
Ist
Ie W. Vougat
Yeiser
M. V. Mazeiine
Lot Ti
Eliza Elliott
Lois i
Pyres
Vajen
B. Zimmerman
Spades
Park Place
H. Wesley
Lot Me Shoemaker's & Lippencott’s
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