Deafness Cure Advertisement Appeals to Indiana Readers
A historic advertisement from Indianapolis claims a free March treatment for deafness, touting a noninstrument approach by the Qua Her in Company. It lists multiple testimonies, offers home treatment by mail, and provides office hours at 228 West Michigan Street. It targets a broad age range and urges immediate contact.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Edward Barnes
State St
Alanapolis
Miles Bassett
South St
Noblesville
Ind
Jennie Ruber
Emily
Senate Ave
Vermont St
W. Mich. St
Merchants Form Phone Board to Audit New Telephone Co
A three citizen subcommittee plus Preston C. Trusler of the Board of Public Works will appoint experts to examine the New Telephone company's books. Members include Thomas J. Sullivan of the Board of Trade Franklin Vonnegut and George Vonnegut of the Merchants' association. The mayor, while dismissive of Merchants' final conclusions, approves George Vonnegut's appointment to the committee.
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Preston C. Trusler
Board of Public Works
Commercial Club
Indianapolis
New Telephone Company
Thomas J. Sullivan
Board of Trade
Franklin Vonnegut
George Vonnegut
Merchants’ Association
Marion Club elects Teteriler Erg as president
Harry T Tutewiler was elected president of the Marion club on the regular ticket over William Bussen, with other officers named Wedward Schmidt first vice president Janson Harvey second vice president James D Peirce third vice president Albert Nicholas secretary A M Glossbrenner treasurer Directors named Marshall Levey WM Day R Ho Thrie Emerson Druley J A Moriarty Max Emmerich
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Harry T.tutewiler
Marion Club
William Bussen
H. Schmidt
Janson MT. Harvey
James D. Peirce
Albert BE. Nicholas
A. M. Glossbrenner
Marshall T. Levey
WM. Day
R. Ho. Thrie
Emerson Druley
J. A. Moriarty
Max Emmerich
Woman Who Shot At Lawyer Putn Jailed in Marion County
Mrs. Beatrice Metcalf, who caused a sensation during Banker John R. Walsh’s Chicago trial by firing three shots at attorney TWanaill, was confined at Marion county jail. On Wednesday afternoon confinement continues until arrangements are made to send her to the Central Hospital for the Insane.
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Beatrice Metcalf
John R. Walsh
Chicago
Jate & RR
Twanaill
Marion County
Central Hospital
Helen Wildman dies. services set in Indianapolis
Mrs Helen Wildman widow of James Wildman died Wednesday in Haton Ohio area and her body will be brought to Indianapolis for burial at Crown Hill. The funeral is planned for Friday afternoon at the First Friends church located at Alabama and Thirteenth Street.
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Helen Wildman
James Wildman
Haton
Indianapolis
Crown Hill
First Friends Church
Alabama
Grape-Nuts as Natural Food For Strength and Nerve
A health note advocates stopping promiscuous eating for a few days and using Grape-Nuts with cream for breakfast. It explains the cereal is made from wheat and barley and contains phosphates essential for rebuilding brain and nerve cells, promoting sustained work without faintness.
Myrtle Elwyn Fascinates At Berman House
Miss Myrtle Isley delights Indianapolis audience with a refined piano recital. Johannes Miersch notes her graceful stage presence and technique in Liszt Bach arrangement, Avrilli Pastorale, Rameau pieces, and Godowsky paraphrases, praising mastery and suggesting future performances to a full house.
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Johannes Miersch
Myrtle Isley
Indianapolis
Avdvaner
Miss Liven
Miss Elgyn
Hamburg
Buelow
Avrilli
Vanehourin
Rameau
Godowsky
Miss Hivys
Brahrms
Aga
Grieg
Moszkowski
Godowski
Schulz—Eyler
Strauss
Mendelssohn
Kelvyn
Ty Ty
Canoe Club Re-Elects Geiger to President
The Indianapolis Canoe Club held an election on Wednesday electing Taonard Geiger as president with Alunda M. Pickett as vice president and ROW. Templeton as triandhl secretary. G. W. Taylor becomes recording secretary, Frank Tl. Goheen is treasurer, and directors named are William A. Uimphreyss, James Manion, Walter H. Betterman, Walter O. Rouse, Donald Morris, and Homer R. Barker.
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Taonard Geiger
Alunda M. Pickett
Triandhl
ROW
Templeton
G. W. Taylor
Frank Tl. Goheen
William A. Uimphreyss
James Manion
Walter H. Betterman
Walter O. Rouse
Donald Morris
Homer R. Barker
Katherine Turner Dies at Gridded Home
Mrs. Mary Lauvas learned on Wednesday of the death of her daughter Katherine Fucus Turner in Chicago. Turner, 36, is survived by her husband and one daughter.
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Katherine Turner
Gridred
Mary A. Lauvas
Katherine Fucus Turner
Chicago
Mystery clears on $97,500 Marion County voting machine deal
Probes focus on bribery claims linked to the United States Standard Voting Machine contract with Marion county commissioners. Grand jury planned to hear from key figures including Fred Joss, George Elliott and Harry Gates. Warrant cashing details raise questions about who signed receipts and where funds came from. Authorities say pay dirt may be dug into bridge contracts as well.
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Jott Re Toeten
Joseph B. Sealing
United States
Fred Joss
George B. Elliott
Jiarry KB. Gates
Indiana
United States Standard Voting Machine Company
Kealing
Pearson Mendenhall
Florence Phillips
John McGregor
Harry B. Gates
Cyrus Clark
Gates
Rochester
Elliott R. Hooton
Elliott R. Heaten
Albert Sahm
Lew Shank
Hooton i S
Grand
Marion County
County Officials Advocate Following Expert Reports
County Commissioner Mendenhall states that the commission is obligated to pursue its duty despite criticism. He emphasizes that it is the commission’s eternal duty to employ experts and receive their reports, asserting that the experts' reports must be followed.
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Sioner Mendenhall
Probe on graft in public office sparks taxpaying fury
Citizens demand accountability as county finances face high valuations, heavy levies, and bond issues while the treasury runs dry. A commissioner faces potential indictment over a $3800 contract overcharge, raising questions about bias in investigations and the integrity of public probes led by the grand jury and Judge Pritenard.
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Grand Jury
People's Confidence
Mr. Mendenhall
Jondge Pritenard
Remarkable Hair Remedy Offered to All Ages
A historic advertisement promises relief for men with thinning hair and beards, women with fever influenced hair loss, delicate children, and youths with coarse unruly hair. The copy frames the product as a universal remedy for diverse hair issues.
Theatrigal Manager Joseph Barrett Dies in Hotel
Joseph Barrett manager of Pat White's Gaiety Girls burlesque company at the Empire theater died suddenly in his Circle Park hotel room. He had been ill with pneumonia. He is survived by a wife and daughter.
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White
Gaiety Girls
Empire Theater
Circle Park Hotel
Barrett
Blaine Club Formed By Young Men Directors Named
The Young Men's Blaine club was incorporated Wednesday as a political organization. Directors named include Dr. Howard Huff William Fielding and John W Norrell.
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Blaine Club
Young Men’s
Howard Huff
Wiliam Fielding
John W. Norrell
Directos
Inquiry on Grand Jury Access to Expert Reports
The text questions why graft evidence is shown first to the county commissioners rather than submitted directly to the grand jury as required by law. It argues that grand jury material is intended for jurors only and warns of penalties for public disclosure, urging adherence to proper channels for expert reports.
Policeman to umpire in Western association
Hamilton Ohio March 12 J W De Armond ex baseball player and Hamilton police officer has accepted an umpire post in the Western association he was tendered today by D M Shively president of the association.
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Hamilton
J. W. DeArmond
Hamilton Police Department
Western Association
D. M. Shively
Association
Marion Indiana Republican nominating convention showdown
Reports from Marion Indiana on the Eleventh district Republican nominating convention describe mixed claims by candidates, with Kis Lockwood leading a delegate bloc. Crowds from Cass Miami Huntington Wabash Blackford gather with bands banners and up to 4,000 seats filled as balloting looms and compromise talk grows.
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Eleventh District
Republian
Woovelock
Woofelock
Yeur
Megethr
Warry Bendel
Huntington
Ti. A. F L. Shaffer
North Manchester
Lockwood
Grant County
Ted
Conde
Good
Twckwood
Melee
Murphys
Reeves
Wharp
Col. Lockwood
Wabash
Cass County McKee
Miami County
Col Lockwood
C2 & TL
Murphy
Tockwood
Dr. Good
Reeves Rooters
Blackford County
Work to Begin Soon on Madison Hospital
The Southeastern hospital commission and Gov. Haniv met to transact business about the new hospital for the insane under construction at Madison. Work is expected to resume at the site in a few days if weather remains favorable. The large building is projected to be completed next fall.
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Southeastern Hospital Commission
Bell rings when mail 15 deposited
Columbus Indiana March 12 Charles Hack a farmer who studied at Purdue and loves electricity connected his rural mailbox to the house with a wire and a signal device in the mailbox triggers a bell in the house when mail is placed in the box, instantly notifying residents.
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Columbus
Ind
Charles Hack
Hack
Purdue University
Admiral Evans fleet near Magdalena ahead of schedule
Admiral Evans fleet is reported off Magdalena per wireless dispatch received at Point Loma. The ships were not due at Magdalena until Sunday and their arrival last night was nearly four days early. Evans reports his ships in better condition than when they left Hampton Roads.
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San Diego
Cal
Admiral Evans
Magdalena
Point Loma
The Richest Farms In Irrigation Promise Great Returns
W E Hillerman of Indianapolis touts federal irrigation efforts in the western arid regions as a vast opportunity. He describes millions spent on engineering to deliver waste waters to fertile lands and forecasts revenue flowing back to the treasury from productive farms across vast areas.
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Great Western Arid
United States
Treasury
W. E. Hillerman
Indianapolis
Cass County to Sell Bonds for Moccal Am Road Construction
Notice from Cass County Indiana to sealed bid by March 30 1908 at the Auditor’s office Logansport for sale of bonds totaling 48400 dollars in twenty series. Bonds dated Jan 16 1908 bear interest payable semiannually with 300 dollar bid deposit for failure to complete purchase and bonds not to be sold below par.
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Board of Commissioners
Cass County
Indiana
Logansport
M. S. Personett
Matthew Moroney
George W. Cann
Simple rule to grow wealth through savings
The Indiana Trust Co. urges spending less than earnings and opening a savings account. With each payday, add to the balance, building wealth over time. A strong, welcoming institution for small or large deposits, start today.
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THE
Indiana Trust CO
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