Roosevelts Trek Faces Kala-azar Threat In Soudan
Khartoum March 15 Theodore Roosevelt travels with his family amid a Kala-azar scare the disease new to Europeans in the Soudan. Officials report precautions as the party tours Khartoum with Sir Francis Wingate and visits the Keroori battlefield. Miss Ethel draws attention at the Sirdar Palace while Col Roosevelt finishes packing specimens and prepares to report home.
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Khartoum
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Francis Wingate
Col. Roosevelt
Gordon
Wingate
Madhi
Col
Gorden College
Kerrori
Sirdar Palace
Sirdar’s Palace
Soudan
Roosevelts
Desert
F. G. Bonfils
Denver
George Creei
West
San Francisco
East
Mr. Bonfils
Miss Ethel
City
Miss Ethel Roosevelt
Kermit
Mrs. Roosevelt
Ethel
America
Street Car Robbery Tightens Millvale Route
Pittsburg dispatch reports Millvale street car highwaymen held up a car near Bennet station after midnight. Conductor Albert Miller and Motorman David Forsaithe were bound to the controller as robbers looted the vehicle and escaped before the motorman halted it to prevent further damage.
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Pittsburg
Millvale
Bennett Station
Albert Miller
David Forsaithe
Funeral of John Bates Pioneer Resident of Woodruff Place
Funeral services for John Bates 82 a pioneer Woodruff Place resident were held at his son's home. Bates died Friday in Fort Worth Texas where he had lived ten years. Rev Herbert C Small Swedenborgian pastor officiated with music by the Schiellachmidt trio harp cello violin. Bates was a well known stock raiser in eastern Indiana during his early years.
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John Bates
Woodruff Place
Mr. Bates
Fort Worth
Tex
Herbert C. Small
Swedenborgign Society
Schiellachmidt
Gaye
Indianapolis Trade Association Aims to Unite Industry
A mass meeting in Indianapolis plans to form a city trade association. The booklet 300,000 In 1920 calls for united action, closer freight relations, fair rates, larger market share, and buyer attraction. Supporters include manufacturers wholesalers and jobbers. a long committee list backs the plan.
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Indianapolis
Board of ‘Trade
Indianapolis Sun
Joh N. Carey
Ivenny Lawrence
P. H. Clifford
N. A. Gladding
Parker Geddes
J. F. Carmody
H. H. Rice
Jac Holliday
Claude McElwaine
E. A. Hendrickson
Sam VanCamp
W. L. O'Connor
W. J. Mooney
Otto Lesler
Lew Cooper
Will J
Woman Testifies On Bookkeeping In Tipton Bank Case
Miss Clara Jones, bookkeeper for the First National Bank of Tipton, testified in federal court about irregularities in the bank accounts linked to William H. Marker, whom the government accuses of embezzling 103000. She described ledger changes from 4000 to 10004 and a missing $10000 check. Horace Matthews and W. E. Hall corroborated handwriting and reports from 1907 to 1909, detailing alleged fraudulent entries and condition reports.
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Clara Jones
First National Bank of
Tipton
Wiliam H. Marker
Marker
Miss Jones
Compton
Wrtten
Tipton Bank
William H. Marker
Hotel English to Change Managers in Terre Haute
Robert G. Watson, former owner of the Serre Haute House at Terre Haute, will become the owner of the lease for the Hotel English within a few days. J. G. Wilbraham, now owns the lease, with five years to run, bought the hotel and speculation and brought to a flourishing condition.
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Robert’ G. Watson
Serre Haute House
Terre Haute
J. G. Wilbraham
Verdict favors hotel company in Paoli trial
Paoli Ind March 15 A jury returned a verdict for the French Lick Springs Hotel company in the case the state of Indiana filed to revoke the charter and bar gambling on hotel premises The state argued the casino was rented for gambling while the hotel claimed it ceased gambling and sought to revoke the charge Attorneys White and Thompson for the state said they would appeal
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Paoli
Ind
State of
Indiana
French Lick Springs
Hotel Company. Co
White
Thompson
Convention date fixed for Seventh district GOP meeting
March 22 is the determined date for the Seventh congressional district Republican convention announced by Henry W. Bennett district chairman. Primaries to choose delegates to the convention will be held on March 21.
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Henry W. Bennett
Woman Learns She Inherits Million Dollar Fortune
Rochester dispatch reports Mrs. William Grandy of Wolcott newly learned she has inherited $1,000,000 from her uncle Daniel Boughton a New York City publisher who died recently.
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Rochester
N. Y
William Grandy
Wolcott
Daniel Boughton
New York City
Grape-Nuts Aids Child's School Performance Claim
A Indiana girl testifies that Grape-Nuts nutrition boosted her health and arithmetic score from 100 after illness, noting Mawma’s use restored her steadiness. The ad explains Grape-Nuts contains grain elements and phosphate to aid brain and nerve recovery, urging growing children to eat it.
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Mamma
Hughes Looms In Republican Fight In N Y
Albany dispatch reports a power struggle within New York Republicans between national leaders and the old guard over Gov. Hughes. The plan includes a Hughes renomination, primary reforms, public service bills, and early budget procedures, with Speaker Wadsworth and Senator Root aligned to push the program through despite opposition from Hughes foes Timothy J. Woodruff and William Barnes Jr.
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Albany
N. Y
Old Guard
New York
Hughes
Timothy J. Woodruff
William Barnes, Jr
Senator Root
Wadsworth
Massachusetts
Williams
Ways and Means
Phillips-Meade
Pasa
Wainwright Commission
Assembly
Washington
Senator Aldrich Not Able To Come To Indianapolis
Senator Nelson A. Aldrich has canceled his engagement to visit the city as the guest of the Manufacturers' Bureau of Indiana due to ill health and strain in Washington. The dispatch had earlier said he might visit Indianapolis when Congress adjourns.
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Nelson A. Aldrich
Manufacturers’ Bureau of
Indiana
Washington
Indianapolis
Congress
Cure for Constipation Promoted by CAS CARETS
An old advertisement touts CAS CARETS as an easy two week treatment for constipation and torpid liver, claiming a healthy smile and broad appeal. It markets a box for two weeks, boasts worldwide reach and millions of boxes sold monthly.
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Cascarets
Public sale notice of Indianapolis land in 1910
By order of the Superior Court in Marion County Indiana the Marion Trust Company as Receiver for the George W Stout Company will sell at public auction at ten o clock a m Monday March 21 1910 at corner Market Street and Monument Place Indianapolis the following real estate Lot No 852 Arouts Tenth Street addition to Indianapolis Book 12 Page 52 Marion County Recorder s Office to the highest bidder for not less than the full appraised value free of liens and encumbrances with sale subject to court approval.
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Superior Court
Marion County
Indiana
Benjamin V. Stout
State of
Arout
Tenth Street
Indianapolis
Fiat Book
Recorder’s Office
Onliue
Eough
Mahoney Indiana
Mariun Trust Company
Foxy George W. Stout Company
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Maryland Street
Maryland Street, In Ward No. 11. I Also Give Notice To Sale Board
Saine Revo
August Ginffre
Sixteenth Street
S. A. Fletcher's, Jr
Alvord Street
Ward No. 1
Adam Hafner
Notice to heirs creditors and others in Titus estate
In Marion county Probate Court February term 1910 Gay K Estabrook administrator with will annexed presents and files account and vouchers for final settlement of Peter B Titus deceased. The court will examine March 16 1910 all heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. The heirs must also appear and make proper proof.
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HRIRS
KTU
Peter
Titus
Marion County
Gay K. Estabrook
Peter B. ‘Litus
Savings account with this safe, accessible option
Your idle money can be safely invested and readily available in urgent cases by choosing a savings account with this feature. It offers protection, liquidity, and reliable access, suitable for quick needs without risk.
Strong Company Pledges Safe Handling of One Million
A strong company states it is well equipped to manage large funds offering absolute safety for principal and interest. It cites one million dollars capital fully paid in and five hundred thousand dollars surplus, with every rent earned pledged to fulfill its promise.
Notices of Executor Appointments and Licenses in Indiana
Notices record multiple 1910 filings in Marion county Indiana. FRANK B. FLANNER and CHRISTIAN J. WINHARDT are named as administrators with wills annexed for James BE Ward and Charles Woerdeman, both stated solvent. August GINFFRE and ADAM HAFNER seek licenses to sell intoxicants in Indianapolis wards with detailed premises descriptions and license provisions.
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James BE. Ward
Marion County
Indiana
Frank B. Flanner
Charles Woerdeman
Christian J. Winhardt
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