Distinguished jurist deserts for bucolic life forum
A Sun reporter finds Frank L. Littleton, Indianapolis lawyer and former House speaker, farming in a rear McCordsville garden. Dressed as a farmer he chats with neighbors while promising a new barn and outdoor life, casually mixing legal reminiscences with fieldwork. Morgan sails to New York on weekend.
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Frank L. Littleton
Indianapolis
House of Rep
Frank
McCoridasville
Jim Keach
Uncle Frank
Jim Stahl
Farmer Frank
Clearin
Trouble Begins with Backache Says Indianapolis Man
A Indianapolis resident William H. Banks describes severe back pain and kidney trouble. After trying many remedies he found relief with Doan’s Kidney Pills from Henry J. Huder's drug store. Banks praised the product, urging others to remember the brand. The advertisement cites Foster-Milburn Co. as U S agents and 60 cent price.
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William HB. Banks
Foundry Street
James Murray
Doan
Henry J. Huder
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
Doane
Mor Complaint on Automobile Driving Ignoring Initials
City officials report frequent failures by automobile owners to mark initials on their cars and to register them. Two recent accidents involved vehicles with initials not identifying chauffeurs. A National Motor Vehicle Co vehicle, labeled 7MV, caused injury to a boy while its drivers fled names. company says machines aren’t registered and are tested at a Bellefontaine plant, with officers noting dangerous testing on city streets by unregistered vehicles.
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Robert Hanson
C. W
Bellefontaine
Twenty-Second-Sts
Venicle Company
Chauteur
Moody Announces Navy Appointments From Secretary Moody
Secretary Moody announced several Navy and Marine appointments on Wednesday. Captain Charles W. Rae becomes chief of the Bureau of Steam Engineering with rank of rear admiral, succeeding Rear Admiral George W. Melville. Paymaster General Henry E. B. Harris will hold the rank of rear admiral. Albert B. Kenny is retired and Col George C. Elvott is named commandant of the Marine Corps, with rank of brigadier general, succeeding Major General Charles E. Heywood, who retires October 9.
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Moody
Washington
Navy
Maine
Charles W. Rae
Bureau of Steam Engineering
George W. Melville
Henry E. B. Harris
Allert B. Kenny
George C. Elvott
March Corps
Charles £. Heywoad
Discovery of a new metal serium by E C Mellard
The Echo reports E C Mellard, inventor of an aluminum soldering method, has discovered a new metal named serium. It is light, strong, workable, corrosion resistant, cheap to produce, and made from a previously worthless matter. Mellard believes serium could revolutionize metal industries.
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London
The
Echo
E. C. Mellard
Mettard
Seinim
Famous Bells Illuminate Battle of Bunker Hill Celebration
Charlestown marked the 12th anniversary with grand events as the Liberty Bell arrived from Independence Hall to heighten the observance. Spectators enjoyed ideal weather, two parades, and bells from Harper’s Ferry and Marlboro. Mayors Collins and Weaver spoke along with other dignitaries.
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Battle of
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Bunker
Audo ‘Tself
Independence Hall
Philadephia
John Brown
Harpers Ferry
Marlboro
Concord
Collins
Boston
Weaver
Philadelphia
Dental notices and tonic remedy ad from Indiana Mental College
An OCR fragment advertises dental services at Indiana Mental College at 5 West Cor Delaware and Chlasts offering patient care from 5 mm to bp. A nurse recommends Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with claims to ease pain, gums and ailments. Price listed as twenty two cents a bottle.
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Indiana Mental College
Delaware and Chlasts
Train Fare Notice From Indianapolis to Sandusky
Sandusky riders are offered a $2.00 return fare to Lake Erie and Western R R. The Saturday night departure from Indianapolis is at 9:00 p.m. Berths and chairs available. For full particulars, contact A. H. Sellars, district passenger agent, 28 Indianapolis street.
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Lake Erie & Western R. R
Sandusky, O
Indianapolis
A. H. Sellars
Ilnots St
Special Chicago to Denver Train for Christian Endeavor Convention
Chicago and North Western Railway offers a special round trip to Denver for the United Variety of Christian Endeavor Convention July 3-13. Leaves Chicago July 7 at 10.36 P. M. offers Pullman and reclining chair cars, through to Denver, $25 round trip from Chicago, lower from other points. Tickets valid to August 31, 196. Address N M Breese Cincinnati for folder and details.
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Chicago & North Western Ry
United Variety of Christian Endeavor Convention
Denver
Chicago
Missouri River
Town
Platte Valley
Nebraska
Colorado
N. M. Breese
Vina Street
Cincinnati
Stomach Health and Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
A Jeffersonian appeal to wealth and health argues happiness hinges on digestion. It touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a non alcoholic tonic boosting digestion, blood nourishment, and resistance to consumption, malaria and other ailments. A testimonial from Mrs Lucretia J Cornish praises dramatic swelling relief and regained strength after using the remedy. The advertisement invites 21 1 cent stamps for a Common Sense Medical Adviser book.
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United States
R. ¥. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Chippewa Station
Osceola Co
Mich
Jim
Pierce
Common Sense Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
N.Y
Rare collection of Red literature in New York display
June 18 Columbia University acquires a vast collection of radical literature from a French anarchist via Dr Vindimir Sunkovitch. The set is being prepared for public exhibit as part of the university’s bibliographic treasures.
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New York
Columbia University
Tondon
Vindimir G. Sunkovitch
Indianapolis Sealed Bids Sought for School Supplies
Indianapolis Board of School Commissioners invites sealed proposals for coal paper and general supplies for panile schools for the next year. Bids due June 27 at 1 p m. Opening by the business director and report to the board. Right reserved to consider quality and price and reject all bids. MO B CLELAND business director.
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Indianapolis
Board of School Commissioners
Notice of liquor licenses in Indianapolis Ward read to board
Notices announce applications to Marion county authorities for liquor licenses in Indianapolis Center township. Francis J. Flaherty seeks license for premises at northwest corner of Blackford and New York streets and Arthur F. Arms seeks license for property at 905 W New York Street ward No 5. Both specify sale of spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons and drinking on premises.
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Death Ward
Center Township
Marian County
Indiana
Herold
Gravk
New York and
Blackford-sts
Maguire
Indianapols
Marion County
Smackford
New York
Venter Township
Board of County Commissioners
New York-st
Oursor My
Morten
Cofin & Wright
Indianapolis
Tion County
Arthur FE
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