Bank Directors Pay Tribute to Mr Herman Lieber
The American National Bank board, in a special meeting on Tuesday, adopted a resolution praising Mr Herman Lieber who helped organize the bank and served as a director from its founding until his death. He combined business success with ethical leadership and inspiring duty as a director, contributing seven years of earnest service.
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The
American National Bank
Daerman Lieber
Tle
Herman Lieber
Y George W. Rauch
Marion
Ind
National Congress
Rauch
Charles H. Good
Warren
Sideline sketches of the party knights
George W. Stout and James M. Robinson detail Indiana Democratic convention figures from Fort Wayne to South Bend. The piece highlights legislators, delegates, local option backers, labor delegates, and candidates for national and state offices including James Rauch, Timothy E. Howard, M. B. Lairy, and J. T. Cox, noting intra party rivalries and election dynamics.
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George W. Stout
James M. Robinson
Ft. Wayne
Robinson
Labor Union
Denison Hotel
Resolutions Committee
Timothy E. Howard
South Bend
W. P. McNeill
Frank Hering
M. B. Lairy
Logansport
Cass
Lairy
J. T. Cox
Peru
Cox
Dollar Basis Adopted by Taxpayers League
The Taxpayers league forms on a dollar-a-member basis after a grocers meet on the telephone issue. Otto Steadhan, a candidate for representative, signs as president in circulars seeking dollar contributions. George Hitz, Prohibition Leader, serves as a director as the league plans to advise elected officials on governance.
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Taxpayers League
Otto Steadhan
George Hitz
Prohibition
Purse Grabber Steals $2 Then Escapes Through Alley
Mrs. Della Huggins was robbed of a purse containing $2 on Pennsylvania Street near Michigan Street Tuesday night. A Black man fled down the alley just south of Michigan Street, according to the account.
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Della Huggins
Pennsylvaniast
Explosion Partially Wrecks Raritan Bridge Near South Amboy
A dynamite blast under the Pennsylvnia railroad bridge across the Raritan near South Amboy, New Jersey damaged the structure as a train passed about a half mile away. Authorities believe discharged workers may have planted the dynamite.
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South Amboy
N. J
Raritan River
Here
Hogs and cattle market in Indianapolis show strength
Indianapolis hog receipts totaling 6000 with 2100 cattle and no sheep contrasted with last week and last year. Hogs sold mainly at 5.20 to 5.30 with top around 5.35, cattle trading steady to steady with selective buying, calves similar to yesterday, lambs reaching 7.25 and sheep prices higher. overall market described as strong despite lighter sheep demand and tight selection.
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Indianapolis
Chicago Live Stock Markets Report
Union Stock Yards sales show hogs up to 10 cents higher with light bids at 4.90 to 5.25 while mixed hogs trade 4.95 to 5.25 and heavy hogs 4.95 to 5.23. Cattle receipts total 17,000 with strongest demand for beef and cows. western calves and stockers firm at 4.50 to 5.50 and 5.15 to 5.10 respectively. Sheep receipts 14,000 with natives 4.50 to 7.00 and lambs 5.85 to 8.15 for natives and westerns.
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March S
Texas
Western
Pittsburg Live Stocks on March 2 Market Update
Pittsburg Pa March 2 Cattle receipts light and steady with extras at 6.40 to 6.50 for good, 3.75 to 4.50 for heifers, 16.00 to 55.00 for fresh cows and springers. Hogs receipts eight loads up 1c. heavy 6.50 to 6.65, workers 5.40 to 5.65, pigs 4.80 to 4.50. Sheep and lambs few, prime wethers 6.75 to 7.00, mixed 5.00 to 6.16, ewes and wethers 5.00 to 6.00, lambs 5.00 to 13.00.
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Pittsburg
City Grain Wheat Prices and Inspections Report
Wheat steady with No 2 red quoted at 97c, No 2 red through billing 98c, No 3 red gage, No 1 rejected track 91c, futures for March 9c, April 9th, May 97c, wagon 9c. Inspections show 3 cars Wheat across No 2 red 2 cars No 3 red 1 car. Corn 4 cars No 3 white 2 cars No 4 yellow 2 cars No 4 mixed 3 cars. totals 19 cars. Oats No 3 white 1 car total 1 car. Cars No 4 mixed 1 car 5 cars rejected total 6 cars. Hay none.
Wall Street Staggers After Roosevelt Peace News
New York stocks opened lower amid heavy selling sparked by Roosevelt's peace message to Wall Street bankers and brokers. Buyers appeared cautious as the market drifted, with most leading issues down one to four percent from the prior close while Union Pacific and others traded lower. Missouri Pacific and Erie and Southern rails bucked the trend.
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New York
Roosevelt
Fiis
Wall-st.ro
Yesterdey
Union Pacific
Live Stock Prices Narrow Range For Steers And Hog
market listings show varied bids for cattle and hogs with common to choice steers from 4.15 to 6.90 per cwt and weights around 600 to 1,000 pounds. Heifers cows bulls and calves priced across multiple grades, while lambs and bucks per hundred pounds appear with specified ranges and bulk sale emphasis.
Rival of Jail Breaker Houdini at the Empire
Indianapolis man Harry Stamler, famed for escaping handcuffs and strait jackets, debuts as a professional jail breaker at the Empire theater in Muncie on Friday night. He will be placed in a secured cabinet with a padlocked door and released within ten minutes. Stamler, once a Sherman House cook, also has vaudeville bookings in Toledo and circuits in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Harry Stamler
Ndianapolis
Findle
Taddanapolis
lMmpire
Stanley
Sherman House
Toledo
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Houdini
Indianap lis Man Serious Injury in Auto Crash
Marion A Meredith of this city was seriously injured in an automobile accident last night. Glen Vin Horn of Indianapolis, riding with Meredith, escaped with a sprained arm after leaping from the vehicle.
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Marion
A. A. Meredith
Glen Vin Horn
Indianapolis
Meredith
Senator Hemenway Thanks The Sun For Seed Requests
The Sun collected hundreds of requests from Indianapolis residents for garden and flower seeds. Senator J A Hemenway of Washington responds praising the effort to beautify homes and vacant lots and says seeds will be distributed despite a delay in the Agriculture Department.
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Senator Hemenway
THE
SUN
the Sun
Indianapolis
Washington
Department of Agriculture
J. A. Hemenway
MEN WHO TOOK PANT IN WARM PRIMARY FIGHT
Election boards at the Democratic primaries in Marion county are listed by ward with inspectors judges and clerks. Some last minute changes occurred when regular members failed to appear and were replaced by board members without Chairman Fogarty's knowledge.
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Marion County
Leroy Portreous
William Yates
Edwin H. Emrich
Chirouce FE
West
James M. Healy
Jacob FP. Boe
M. J. Barrett
J. O. Henderson
George Hanrahan
O. F. Miller
Alien Mitchell
Charles Dannenberg
Thomas Connelly
Thomas Dodson
Michael J. Ford
William P. Manion
William A. Hungerford
Emil Glaser
Albert Caldwell
John Walsh
Edward Davis
S. E. Perkins, Jr
Ward 11
John Ward
Noble Chadwell
Lowry Woodson
Center Township
Charles Gass
Hury Wirkhoff
Edward Dietz
Warren Township
James White
Seth Ray
Thomas Brittanham
Franklin Township
J. W. Spicer
F. P. Portteus
J. B. Montague
Perry Township
Charles 8. Shannon
Washington I. Cain
Charles Smock
Pike Township
Toward Todd
Manson Nechdlinger
Benton Powers
Washington Township
Fletcher Johnson
Marcellus H. Jackman
B. I. Blue
Wayne Township
James Burns
John Connors
Thomas Wiles
Decatur Township
Alonzo Hoffman
William Parks
Thomas Beasley
Lawrence Township
Thomas
Millionaire Offers 2.50 for Dog in Chicago
Boston terrier Sox, owned by John E. Doheny, became the center of a curious bid when real estate magnate Dr. J Outhet offered 2.50 for the pup. Doheny refused the seemingly absurd offer, noting the dog’s value and his son's attachment.
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Chicago
Dr. J. ©. Outhet
Sox
John E. Doheny
Doheny
Dr. Outnet
City Record For A Day Of Births And Deaths
City births listed for Samuel Whitlock, Edward Hall, Karl Ashton, Herbert Lee, Elmer Hill, Elbert Blake, Calvin Ferrell, George Shotts, Garland Statesman, Samuel Cox, James Robinson, and others. Deaths include Helen McClure, Katherine Adams, Stella McClatine, John Glenn, George Ochri, Mary Moors, Myra Thompson, Vera Jones, Ella Mahoney, Sarah Shurroness, and several paired names in obituaries filed at local addresses and institutions.
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Samuel and
Flossie Whitlock
Dalton-st
Edward and
Mattie Hall
Indianapolis Ave
Karl and
Ivy Ashton
W. Washington-st
Herbert and
Florence Lee
Westst
Elmer and
Mary Hill
Pletcher Ave
Elbert and
Florence Blake
Roachave
Calvin and
Charlotte Ferrell
Adellst
George and
Mary Shotts
Helen McClure
Roanoke-st
Katherine Frances Adams
W. Pearl-st
Stella Bertha McClatine
Missouri-st
John Glenn
Minerva-st
George Ochri
City Hospital Annex
Mary Moors
Chestnut St
Girl Pays the Alleged Debt of Her Father
Miss Marguerite Barton, a cashier in the Los Angeles city assessor’s office, has saved from her modest pay to cover a deficit claimed when her father, T. H. Barton, left the city treasurer’s office in Muncie, Ind. She asserts her father was innocent and persecuted by political intrigue, defending his good name.
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Marguerite Barton
Muncie
Ind
T. H. Barton
Miss Barton
Man Dies After Mistaking Carbolic Acid
Bloomington Indiana March 3 John Blair aged 81 died after mistaking carbolic acid for medicine. The bottle was given by his five year old granddaughter. He was father of City Councilman Blair and James Blair street commissioner of the city.
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Bloomington
Ind
John Blair
Blair
James Blair
City Advertisements Public Works Indianapolis 1908 bids
The Indianapolis Board of Public Works issues a notice to contractors for sealed bids due April 1908 to resurface Senate Avenue and Oxford Capitol and Gray Street improvements. Plans, specs, and insurance requirements, bid guarantees, and contract terms are detailed, with an option to reject all bids.
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Department OF Public Worrk
Board
Majestic
Indianapolis
Ing
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Senate Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Twenty-First Street
Oxford Street
Tenta S11
Tenth Street
Capitol Avenue
Thirty-Ninth Street
Fortieth Street
Gray Street
New York Street
Michigan Street
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Cancer Cure Claim Promises Home Treatment in 10 Days
An advertisement asserts a guaranteed cancer cure in ten days backed by personal clinics and a sanitarium. It claims hundreds cured after doctors gave up and offers a free coupon to enroll, asserting reliability and at home feasibility.
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Lebanon
Free Cancer Coupon Offer From Dr Curry Cancer Cure Co
A pleading coupon ad invites cancer patients to mail their name and address to Dr. Curry Cancer Cure Co at 496 Curry Sanitarium Lebanon Ohio or privately to secretary E W Ramsey Drawer D Lebanon Ohio. It promises an easy home cure with no risk. The Indianapolis address 296 Sun appears as an additional contact.
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Dr. Curry Cancer Cure Co
Curry Sanitarium
Lebanon
Ohio
E. W. Ramsey
Sun
Indianapolis
Duke of D Abruzzi to Wed Miss Elkins in October
Rome reports the wedding of the Duke of D Abruzzi, cousin of King Victor Emmanuel, to Miss Katherine Elkins, daughter of Senator Elkins, is planned for October. An official at the king’s court confirmed the information as authentic.
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Rome
Duke of
D’abruzzi
Victor Emmanuel
Katherine Lkins
Elkins
Indiana Auditor Certifies Company Statement From 1907
State of Indiana Auditor of State certifies that the listed figures reflect the company’s condition as of December 31, 1907, with losses, claims, and reserves itemized. Signed and sealed March 9, 1908 by J. C. Billheimer, Auditor of State.
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Piacety
Indiana
State of
J. C. Billneimer
Auditor of State
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Pennsylvania Street
Indianapolis Coal
Mir. H. Lieber
Frank M. Kistler
W. J. Houck
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Gey
American Crust Co
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City Grain
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Eeaea
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TNO Wis
Houdint
Ryan
Edward
Marx
Albany, N.Y
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Steriing Remedy Co
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John Kennington
Joseph Wagener
J. Albert Smith
Maurice Sullivan
William Champion
Joseph Lawler
Frank McDonald
Thomas Flaherty
Julius Sachs
William Sage
Frank Ballman
W. W. Dunham
Joseph Tyler
Parks Harrison
Ernest Augustine Howard
Kate Lavina van Laningham
Frank F. Hanley
Carrie M. Leuker
Thomas M. Kaufman
May F. Aufderhelde
Carl R. Eaton
Mamie O'Neal
Harry J. Horn, Jr
Ida Sheehy
Walter M. Burton
Jennie 8. Snyder
John 8. Goode
Cora B. Miller
Los Angeles
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State Fire Insurance Company, Ltd
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Central Pacific
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