Classified Ads Offer Dozens Of Money Making Chances
The Sun's classified pages present many money making opportunities from Automobiles for rent to Real Estate trades. Listings include the Automatic Card Co at 52 N Delaware for $1.25 cards, a leather-top carriage at 1512 N Illinois, medical treatments from Welch and wife, Fred's Place for grooming, and Bug Killer ads. Also includes job ads from Maler Barber College, pressman positions, and railway mail clerks exams, plus political notices for Lew Shank and real estate exchanges. Local businesses advertise ice cream cones wholesale pricing, electrical services by Mr. Fleury, and various services from clothing cleaning to housekeeping.
Franklin L. Spahr Taken by Death
Franklin L. Spahr died at his home on Bellfountaine street from Brights disease. The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon at the residence with viewing from 2 to 5 p.m. Wednesday. For 42 years he served with Fahnley & McCrea, rising to treasurer and board director. Five married children survive.
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Franklin L. Spahr
Bellfountaine Street
Spahr
Bright
Fahnley & McCrea
Excursionists Leave for Camp Algonac in Joyful Train Ride
A Sun offer brings 280 Indianapolis and Indiana travelers to Camp Algonac, Russell's Island, Michigan for a week of recreation. The group departs Union Station at 8:30 PM aboard a Big Four special, heading via Toledo and Detroit on a White Star steamer to the camp, with arrival expected at 11:50 Wednesday. Return set for the following Wednesday.
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Sun
Union Station
Camp Algonac
Russell's Island
Michigan
Indianapolis
Indiana
Camp Algorac
Big Four
The
Michigan Central
Detroit
St. Clair River
Stone 15 laid for the new city building
The cornerstone of Indianapolis city hall worth 700000 dollars was laid Tuesday afternoon by Mayor Bookwalter with Gov Marshall and thousands of residents present. A copper box containing city reports the charter newspapers and other documents was placed inside. Mayor Bookwalter cast the first mortar as speeches by the governor and mayor followed amid a Bookwalter campaign banner.
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Book
Bookwalter
Indianapolis
Cole Automobile factory to open next week
Cole Automobile Car company will begin operations at its E Washington and Davidson streets factory next week with 00 to 700 workers. The Cole Thirty will be offered as roadster 1400 dollars demitoneau 1450 dollars and touring car 1500 dollars. In about 60 days a four cylinder block motor car priced 900 to 1000 dollars is planned. Officers are J J Cole president S J Jaqua vice president J F Morrison treasurer and Lester McCullough secretary.
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Cole Automobile Car Company
E. Washington
Davidson Streets
Cole
J. J. Cole
S. J. Jaqua
J. F. Morrison
Lester McCullough
Sure Way to Prevent Hay Fever and Asthma Cure
Former hay fever sufferers find ascatco, an Austrian remedy that cures asthma, prevents hay fever when begun weeks before attack. Anyone can obtain a full month’s treatment of ascatco for $2 at Henry J. Huder and other Indian apolis drug stores. A 50 cent bottle is available for immediate relief of mild cases.
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Henry J. Huder’s
Indianapolis
Kalamazoo Hotels Refuse Johnson
Jack Johnson the Black boxer arrived in Kalamazoo by auto unaccompanied and sought a hotel room. Clerks at several first class hotels said they were full, and Johnson, after protesting, left to search for other accommodations while en route from Chicago to Detroit for the races.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Chicago
Detroit
Wrights 10 Sail For New Record And 508000 Gash
Orville Wright aims to set a speed record at Ft Meyer Virginia after a prior 1 hour 12 minute 40 second new duration with passenger Lieut Frank Lam in presence of President Taft. Government tests end today. extra payments offer up to 10000 more if speed exceeds 40 miles per hour per mile beyond 40.
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Orville Wright
Ft. Meyer
Virginia
Ft. Meyer Vesterday
Frank Lam
Signal Corps
Taft
Wright
Henry Farman
Hubert Latham
Louis Bleriot
Leon Delagrange
English Channel
Orville
Europe
Dayton Brothers
Wright Brothers
Wilbur
Mayor Markbreit Dead In Cincinnati
Cincinnati mourns Col Leo P Markbreit longtime mayor and noted soldier and journalist who died after a prolonged illness. Vice Mayor John Galvin will succeed him as city chief executive.
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Cincinnati
Leopold Markbreit
John Galvin
Wood Leads Golf Qualifiers at Homewood
Warren K. Wood of Homewood won the low medal score in the Western Golf Association amateur championship qualifying at Homewood, setting a 36-hole record with 146. Notables include Eben M. Byers and D. E. Sawyer finishing strong, with Chicago and out-of-town players among the 32 qualifiers.
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Flossmore
Warren K. Wood
Homewood
Western Golf Association
Wood
Eben M. Byers
Allegheny Club
Pittsburg
Byers
D. E. Sawyer
Wheaton
Charles Evans, Jr
Mason E. Phelps
Midlothian
Harry G. Legg
Minikahda Club
Minneapolis
Legg
Robert Gardner
Hinsdale
Eeshihan
Yale
Albert S. Eckel
Riverside
Chicago
E. M. Byers
H. Fisher
Denver
W. Diddel
Indianapolis
Walter Wairbanks
Arthur Stickney
St. Louis
Harold Weber
Toledo
O. Harold Weber
Toledo Star
Fairbanks
Stickney
Sensational Celt May Never Race Again
New York July 28 It is reported Celt a four year old colt owned by James R Keene shipped to Saratoga to rest up for the meeting has broken down and will probably never race again He is a son of Com mando and as a three year old was regarded the horse of the year Up to June 1908 he had a 15 win streak and over 178 000 in earnings for his owner Mr Keene
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New York
Celt
Saratoga
James R. Keene
Commando
Mr. Keene
Shops at Princeton to Run on Full Time
The car department of the Southern railway shops in Princeton Indiana will run at full force and full time as it gears up for heavy fall business after nearly two years of lighter operations.
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Princeton
Ind
Southern Railway
Alleged Smuggler in New York Customs Case
A photo shows Mme D El Vina Boulanger, one of Loeb's crusade victims, charged with importing Paris gowns without paying U S customs duties. The case centers on evading formal duty payments amid anti smuggling efforts in New York.
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Mme. D&elvina Boulanger
Loeb
New York
Uncle Sam
Local social notes list travels and nuptials around town
Local Life highlights guests departing for Oklahoma Detroit Chicago and Canada. Mrs M A Rhodes with daughter Mabel and Mrs W R Davis visit Chicago. Several engagements and marriages noted including Katherine Schwartz and George Stumph to wed August 17. Chicago guests attend weddings as families gather at West Washington home and N Slinois street ceremony.
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Katherine M. Schwartz
Peter F. Schwartz
George Stumph
Helen B. Blue
George Blue
Maurice Bleiweiss
Chicago
N. Slinois Street
Wisconsin
Joseph Bleiweiss
Gertrude Bleiweiss
B. V. Black
Duluth
Local youth wins Windfall church contract award
Noblesville resident Noah Earl has secured a $12,000 contract to build a Christian church at Windfall in Tipton county. The project covers construction of the church facility as announced.
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Earl
Windfall
Tipton County
Adams Express Case Continued For Month
Goshen Indiana July 28 After arguments Judge Baker continued the Adams Express Company suit against John C Bilheimer auditor of state to enjoin certifying the state tax bonds assessment to county auditors through which it operates until not later than September 1. The temporary restraining order remains in force. Continuance to allow Maxwell to amend complaint and to agree on tax rate with the state.
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Goshen
Ind
Baker
United States Circuit Court
Adams Express Company
John C. Bilheimer
Adams Company
Indiana
Maxwell
Convict Labor Bids Sought by Indiana State Prison Board
The Indiana State Prison Board invites sealed proposals by September 2 for labor of six hundred convicts and up to fifty percent over eight hundred, for ten years from October 1 1910. Bidders must provide trade, space, price, and employment details, with a five hundred dollar bid bond, and the board reserves right to reject all bids.
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Board of Trustees
Indiana State Prison
Michigan City
Indiana
Indiana State
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American National
American National Bank
Parge 5
Automatic Card Co
N. Delaware Street
Illinois Strait
Welch
Medical
Meridian Street
Fred
Illinois Street
505 Board of Trade
Eureka
Alabama Street
Fleury
Delaware
Dreithwaler & Martin
Clothing Cleaners
Maler Barber College Ac
Indiana Avenue
National Co-Operative Realty Co
Washington, D. C
Franklin Institute
Rochester
N. Y
Lew Shank
F. B. Caldwell
Maryland Street
Hickman
State Life
Camp
Algonag
Kalamazoo Hotels
Wrights
Washington
Markbreit
Ady
Post
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Bolfers
Diddel
Indianapoli
Alvera de Frates
St. Louia
Ione Booth
Lula Schaete
Oklahoma
Jeanette
Josephine Murphy
Canada
Stegmar F. Muehl, Jr
Missouri
California
Anna and
Nelle Riley
Col
Lawrence J. Mooney
Mrs. Mooney
Margaret Engelking
Bernadette O'Donnell
Arthur O’donnell
Vincennes
Hattie
Katherine Lovings
Geneva Brown
Milwaukee
Myrtle Johnson
Ocean View, Va
Edna Cronkhite
Toledo, O
Charles Goldstein
West Washington Street
Laetare Club
Anna Maroney
Clara Kamp
Miss Maroney
Bicking Street
NEW Christian Church
Noblesville, Ind
Noah
Adams Express
Pere
Polk
Buckskin
Broad Ripple Park
Hiawatha
F. E. Moore
Fairview Park
Ayrr
Ball Park
Huder
Weber
Ferger
Pierson
Gall
Thompson
J.B. Reed
Wasusr
Airdome
Otto Fiechtl
Alpine Vodlers EL Buen Concert Company
Safe Deposit Department
Merchants National Bank
Bowling Green, Ind
John Cullin
Allen Funk
Farmer
Funk
Cullin
Justice Wood
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