Remonstrance Looms Over Warren Township Liquor Licenses
A rumor said Warren township Marion county temperance activists will file a remonstrance Friday against retail liquor licenses. With 1 472 voters, at least 735 names needed. organizers expect over 800. If Warren goes dry, saloons stay only in Center and Wayne townships. Fred C. Schuckel and Archie Scanlon seek renewal of Cumberland Warren licenses in May.
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Warren Township
Marion County
Ork
Center
Wayne Townships
Fred C. Schuckel
Archie Scanlon
Cumberland
New Collinwood School to Be World’s Safest
Cleveland Ohio May 1 a model fireproof school will be built in Collinwood adjoining the site of the March 4 1908 disaster in which 172 children and teachers died the project cost 90000 and features direct outside entrances steel brick and concrete construction a separate heating plant a park memorial will replace the old lot with two grass covered mounds the state 33000 grant refused work to start promptly following court denial of an injunction by Circuit Court on a suit by mothers seeking to block construction.
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Cleveland, CO
Collinwood
Collnwood School Board
Circuit Court
Robert Scholl
Many-Sided Man F W Heller Lures Sales and Song
A portrait of F. W. Heller, Pillsbury Flour Mills traveling salesman based in Indianapolis. He covers southern Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee, promotes the Capital City, composes music, sings, and has songs distributed by the New York Store Musical Department. His motto urges giving the world the best one has.
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F. W. Heller
Pillsbury Flour Mills Co
Minneapolis
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indianapolis
New York
Story of Robby D Evans as fighter and naval icon
A vivid portrait of Robby D Evans portrayed as a lifelong fighter admired by Americans. The piece compares him to Lord Beresford, highlights his tough background from Civil War days, and touts his forthcoming lecture about his voyage From Hampton heads to San Francisco.
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Beresford
Channel
Hampton Heads
San Francisco
Father and son electrocuted in Virginia prison
Richmond May 1 John and William Brown, a father and son both colored, were executed in the Virginia penitentiary for murder robbery and arson in Powhatan county. John Brown died at 7 24 a m and twelve minutes later his son was taken from the chair vacated by the elder.
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Richmond
John
William Brown
Powhattan
John Brown
Injuries Fatal For Melitta Melitz Tzoepka After Street Car Fall
Melitt Tzoepka died from injuries after a fall from a street car at Washington street and Virginia avenue Friday morning. He lived at 110 South California street and died at City hospital.
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Melitt Tzoepka
Washington Street
Virginia Avenue
City Hospital
Tzoepka
S. California Street
Night Owl King of Sleep Deprivation
Poem derides a night owl as the moon hides and dawn nears. Narrator teases the sleepless youth for defying rest, noting the morning sun and robin’s song approach. The speaker promises company until slumber returns, declaring the night’s rule will end with the rising day.
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Bat Haus
Fairbanks Buys Home in Pasadena
Former Vice-president Fairbanks purchases a 30000 dollar Pasadena residence and plans to make it his future home in California on May 1.
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Fairbanks Buyo
Pasadena
Cal
Fairbanks
Calhoun halts bribery trial to speak in defense
San Francisco April 30 Patrick Calhoun interrupted his bribery trial to insist on addressing the jury in his own defense amid protests from counsel He challenged district attorney remarks on jury good faith and objected to alleged control over the panel by signs from Jerry Geissler Calhoun and his lawyers then clashed with opposing counsel as witness Daniel G Coleman testified and defense impeached his statements challenging Coleman’s prior testimony and the Ruef trial context.
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San Francisco
Patrick Calhoun
Calhoun
O'Garas
Geissler
Heney
Jerry Geissler
Daniel G. Coleman
Board of Supervisors
Jas. Gallagher
Coleman
Rogers
Indiana Trust Company Promotes Safety for Depositors
The article notes that a trust company's strength lies in paid up capital and earned surplus. It states this firm has one million dollars in capital and four hundred seventy five thousand dollars in surplus, claiming the largest capital and surplus of any Indiana trust company accepting savings. It invites readers to open an account with a three percent rate, calling itself a safe home for savings.
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Indiana
The Traveling Salesman and Theater People in Boston Chicago
Theatrical notes highlight Charles Sturgis of Henry B. Harris company B as Elk of note. Mark Smith debuts in Boston with The Traveling Salesman 40 years after his father’s stage debut. James O Neil Jr. was once discharged for suborning the author’s idea. Hedwig Reicher studies English through an English speaking host family. Helen Ware trains two hours daily. The Traveling Salesman runs in limited engagement at the Illinois Theatre Chicago after a 300 night New York run, the longest in city history. James Forbes, author of The Chorus Lady, writes the drama focused on a drummer’s life. The New York success marks it a worthy successor to The Chorus Lady.
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Mark Smith
Bob Blake
Company B
Boston
Old
Boston Museum
James O'Neil, Jr
the Park Theater
Clyde Fiten
Illinois Theater
Chicago
New York
New York City
James Forbes
Mr. Forbes
Notices of Licenses to Sell Intoxicating Liquors in Indianapolis
Several Indianapolis license applicants seek permission from Marion County Board of Commissioners at the June 1909 term to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking rights. Applications include Tilford D. Summerville at 843 East Washington Street Ward 11, Massachusetts Avenue fronting room Ward 5, William Ryan at 210 North Meridian Street Ward 6, and Julius Schuller in Ward 6, all with pool table privileges sought in the same rooms.
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Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Iniiana
Washington Street
Pine
Washington Streets
Vance
Indianapolis
Indiana
East
Ward L
Tilford D. Summerville
State of Indiana
Tenth
Massachusetts Avenue
Exchange Land Co
William Ryan
Busines
Meridian Street
Julius Schuller
Ford Arm
Board of County Commissioners
Twelfth
Drake’s
Alurion County
Scott
Prospect Street
Inlet No
Fletcher's
Brightwood Avenue
Bleicher
Brightwood
Sm County
T, J
Phens
Washington Reet
Devilleau
Nodin Pickens & Loftins
Andinucypuls
Ana
Noashington Street
Poul
Charles Seitz
Riber
Centes
Board of Comcounty
Ini
Diana
Stont
Schipperderer
Notich
Marioneminty
Michigan Street
Wilcox
Inspolis
Grocery
Tenth Street
Crain
Indiana Center Township
Sixteenth Street
WM. B. Scripter
Jet No. T
Joseph HH. Scnaub
St. Clair Street
Gillespy
Indianapolis Center Township
The Cost of Friends and a Real Chief of Police
Jefferson De Angelis of The Beauty Spot at Herald Square, New York, says he will rely less on friends to solve troubles after paying a speeding fine months ago. He recounts friends promising influence with police officials, taking money for entertainments, and delaying the case for over a hundred dollars, before deciding to settle directly with the police.
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Jefferson de Angelis
Herald Square Theater
New York
Mills
Farmer Found Dead by Hanging in Woodshed
Francis Holdman, 62, a farmer from Goshen Indiana, apparently killed himself yesterday morning by hanging in a woodshed. Authorities report no foul play and consider it a self-inflicted death. The incident occurred in Goshen with local officials notified.
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Farmer
Death of H. C. Royse in Terre Haute Trust president
Isaac H. C. Royse aged 70, president of the Terre Haute Trust Company, died yesterday in Terre Haute Indiana from heart failure.
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H. C. Royse
Terre Haute
Ind
Isaac H. C. Royse
Terre Haute Trust Company
New York Aurist Offers Free Deafness Cure Trial
A celebrated New York aurist named Dr Edward Gardner proposes a home treatment to cure deafness rapidly. He will send a free trial treatment to anyone with ear trouble and promises return mail at no cost. Address Suite 470 No 40 West Thirty third Street New York City.
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New York
Edward Gardner
West Thirty-third Street
New York City
Applications for License Seek City Liquor Permits
Multiple notices show Marion county Indiana residents in Center and nearby wards applying at the June term for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking rights. Locations include No 92 West Twelfth Street ward 8 and various Prospect Brightwood Washington Michigan Belmont Belmont avenues and Massachusett s avenues, with pool table privileges requested in several rooms.
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Schneider Estate
In Marion county, March term 1909 the Probate Court will examine the final account of Albert Schuling as executor of Henry L. Schneider deceased on April 3 1909 Heirs creditors and legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved and prove heirship if required to do so.
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Henry L. Schneider
Marion County
Albert Schuling
Albert Schiffling
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