Unknown Veteran Run Down by Street Car in Indianapolis
An unidentified man, possibly a veteran named Patterbon from the countryside near Indianapolis, was struck by a West Washington Street car at Washington street and Senate avenue at 11 p.m. He staggered into the path of the vehicle and was ground under the wheels. The mangled corpse, with limbs torn and head crushed, was moved to the city morgue. witnesses failed to identify him.
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W.washington-St
Washington-st
Senate Ave
W. Washington-st
Patter- Bon
Indianapolis
Washington St
Senateave
George C. Fee
Jacob Roller
Schenk
Indianapolis Officers in Full Dress Patrol Voters Scene
In full dress, Indianapolis police mingle with voters to deter disturbances. No saloons are to open and officers ensure orderly conduct as voters cast ballots.
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Indianapolis
The Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted as Safer Alternative
A columnist criticizes routine hospital operations for hemorrhoids and promotes Pyramid Pile Cure as a simple, painless home remedy sold for fifty cents. The ad claims many patients could be cured without surgery and notes a mailing offer for a free informational book from Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall Michigan.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Micn
South-Side Church Play Promises Homemaker Moral
Emanuel Baptist Church Ladies Aid to present a play titled Three Glasses a Day at the hall on Shelly Street and Virginia Avenue Wednesday night. The event aims to support the church and address the broken home theme.
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Shelby-st
Virginia
Ladies’ Aid Society
Emanuel Baptist Church
Notable incidents flood past week in scattered reports
Brief clippings describe robberies in Barberton and Clinton, a deputy sheriff killing two outlaws in Oklahoma, a grandstand collapse fatalities in Chicago and a murder in West Virginia. Reports from Des Moines and Salem note robberies and shootings. A Cuban congress reconvenes as President Palma claims prosperity and a Paris duel ends with minor injuries.
Real estate dealer Charles Bohlen slain in West Side botched robbery
Chicago report says Charles Bohlen 68, a real estate dealer, fought four burglars in a West Side saloon. He refused to surrender and was shot in the stomach during the struggle. Robbers rifled the cash register and fled. Bohlen died at County Hospital shortly after.
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Chicago
Chas, Bohlen
Bohlen
Bohien
Labor Leaders Debate Mitchell Reception Roles
The Mitchell reception in the Mitchell home is expected to be organized by labor, with individual members in favor, while the Board of Trade and Commercial Club may refrain from official participation to avoid a precedent. An officer warned that accepting an outsider could set an awkward future precedent, though not reflecting disfavor toward Mr Mitchell.
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John Mitchell
The
Board of Trade
Commercial Club
Central Labor Union
Mitchell
Boers Set Needs At 40 Million For 1908
London reports the British treasury department estimates the Boers require 40 million dollars for the year ending March 31, 1908. Details show 35 million for burghers to restore homes, 10 million for losses to others, and 15 million for government loans.
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London
Treasury Department of Great Britain
Dr Shoop Rheumatic Cure promises free trial and mail order
A historical advertisement claims Dr Shoop cures rheumatism by blood cleansing, offering six bottles for 5.50 with a money back guarantee if it fails. It requests only mailed postal card or letter for an order and a free book on the disease. The pitch cites thousands of cures and urges readers to act without drugs.
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Enon
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Cranitonic Hair Food CO
Broadway
Bishop Chatard to mark twenty fifth anniversary in Indianapolis
The silver jubilee of Bishop Chatard, consecrated May 12, 25 years ago, will be observed in Indianapolis. Appointed by Pope Leo XIII, he first led the diocese when it was Vincennes. A public celebration is possible, with many U S bishops and priests who studied at the American College in Rome expected to attend.
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Chatard
Indianapolis
Leo XIII
Rome
Indiana
Vincennes
Bishop Chatard
Heer
American College
United States
Fogarty Rises Amid Voter Confidence Across Southside
Expressions of support for W. M. Fogarty the democratic candidate for the legislature were heard across the Southside on Tuesday. Analysts predict his election with strong union labor backing noted by speakers and locals.
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Southside
W. M. Fogarty
Fogarty
Board of Trade Resists Consolidation With Commercial Club
At a Monday meeting the Board of Trade rejected a consolidation plan with the Commercial Club despite a $40,000 offer for the Board of Trade building routed through Gavin Payne of Security Trust. George G. Tanner argued members would lose by merging the board assets with the club’s $115 mortgage. Smiley N. Chambers said no consolidation report was ready and promised details at a future session.
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Commercial Club
Board of Trade
Gavin Payne
The
Security Trust Company
George G. Tanner
Smiley N. Chambers
Committee On Consolidation
Births and Deaths and Marriages List
Souis and Minnie Wessel 932 W Twenty-ninth st a boy. Percy and Lilly Tall 3082 N Capitol ave a girl. George W Gibson Irving st bos. O and Mary Butterfield Irvington boy. Frank P and Pearl McClellan 1975 Ludlow st a girl. Emil A and Francis Neumister 1503 Delossst a boy. Joe and akte Duffy 305 W McCarty st a boy. Richard and Sallie Goddy 745 Chicago st a girl. Edward and Bertha Pake 2159 Massachusetts ave a boy. Henry and B Brier Center township hov. Walter and Ida Moll 840 E Georgia Infant Bowman 4 days 182 N Ala Clarence A Hobbs 28 days 209 S Noblest inanition. Luther Henson 20 months 123 Decatur st inanition. Infant West 12 days 535 W Merrill st mitral insufficiency. Morgan Parks 9 months City hospital spinal meningitis. Herbert Pfaffenberger 5 623 W St Clair st meningitis. Edith Richards 25 1228 Olive st gastritis with cardiac paralysis. Payton Williams and Ada Snowden Alex G Patterson and Janie C De Knoblough. Charles Kemp and Magegle Harrison. Nathaniel J Nealis and Mary G Nealis. Joseph Ketts and Ida Murphy. Joseph W Marsh and Nellie G Bond. Patrick J OConnor and Mary C Berke.
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Bowman
Clarence A. Hobbs
Luther Henson
Decaturst
Infant West
Payton Willams
Ada Snowden
Alex. G. Patterson
Janie C. de Knoblough
Charles Kemp
Magegle Harrison
Nathaniel J. Nealis
Mary G. Nealis
Joseph Ketts
Ida Murphy
Joseph W. Marsh
Nellie G. Bond
Patrick J. O'Connor
Mary C. Berke
Panacea Ad Claims PAZO OINTMENT Cures Skin Ailments
The ad asserts PAZO OINTMENT can cure ringworm fetter old ulcers and sores and skin diseases including pimples and blackheads with a money back guarantee. Price shown as 60 cents.
Fast Time to Detroit by Lake Erie Western and Wabash
Train schedule notes depart Indianapolis at 12 40 p m and reach Detroit by 8 10 p m via the Lake Erie Western and Wabash routes.
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Detroit
Lake Erie
Western and
Wabash Roads
Indianapolis
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertised
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims to soothe pain, soften gums, relieve wind colic, and cure diarrhoea, with a price of twenty five cents per bottle.
Real Estate Classifieds For Sale Spotlight
Property listings appear in the Real Estate column on pages six and seven of The Sun. For Sale and Miscellaneous sections highlight various ads and notes. Prices and details vary across items in these classifieds.
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the Sun
THE
SUN
Whipping Post Sentences Spark Ontario Court Ruling
Windsor Ontario reports the first post whipping sentence in years. David Valandry, 21, was convicted of criminally assaulting a girl and condemned to a ten year penitentiary plus two lashes at the post after serving two months and again at the end of his term. Jeff Ganshorn seeks death after a failed self harm attempt in Crestline Ohio. He injured himself with a needle and bottle and lies critically ill.
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Windsor
Ont
David Valandry
Horne
Valandry
Bargain Men’s Wear At Eagle Store Indianapolis
Strong value priced men’s suits overcoats pants hats and workwear advertised for Tuesday and Wednesday November 4th and 5th at Strauss & Co Indianapolis. Offers include cant rip em overalls and low prices on youth and boys clothing with guaranteed satisfaction and refunds. Rail fare refunds noted for merchants association members.
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Sweet, Orr & Co
Httle
Big Boys
Merchants” Association
Strauss &Co
Washington At
Indianapolis
Ind
Merchants Association Endorses Coliseum Plan
At a Monday night meeting the Merchants Association endorsed the Coliseum project after a lengthy discussion of the recent horse show. President Ford L. Mayer will appoint a committee to plan a Coliseum company and report at a special association meeting when there is news.
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Merchants’ Association
Ford L. Mayer
Switchmen seek wage increase and extra crew member
Railroad division superintendents and local switchmen's union reps meet Friday night to demand higher pay. Current rates run 2 to 5 cents for day and 24 to 26 cents an hour for night work. They seek 30 to 32 cents day and 24 to 26 cents night, plus one more man per switch engine crew to reduce grade crossing accidents.
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Chicago
Trainmen killed in B&O collision near Cumberland
Three train crew members Curtis Sngram and Nicholson died in a B and O collision near Cumberland Maryland. Two other trainmen were injured as authorities investigated the wreck.
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Cumberland
Méd
Curtis
Sngram
Nicholson
Here
Tuesaday
Carbolic acid burns man in Omaha dispatch
A Sun dispatch from Omaha Nebraska reports Chartes Stewart, said to be from Shetanapolis, was burned by carbolic acid thrown in his face by a man who attacked him. The incident is described in brief as an assault with chemical exposure.
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Charles Stewart
the Sun
Omaha Neb
Chartes
Apolis
Stewart
For Sale Miscellaneous Items Listed in Sun Ad
Sun newspaper listing shows various items for sale including household goods and collectibles. Prices and contact details vary by item.
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Jim Sims
Oklahoma
American Express Company
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Des Moines
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Clinton, Ir
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Fred Carton
Constable Calloway
James Moss
Fayette County
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Salem
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de I.on
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Paris
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Canada
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This County
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Oxford
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Cranstonic Institute
Alford
Prospect
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Alabama
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Eichrodt
Cor. S. Illinois
Jackson Place
Fisher
College Ave
Gable
Illinois
Moroney
Mueller
Muehl & Co
Virginia-ave
Navin’s Pharmacy
Pomeroy
N. Penn
Reynolds
N. West
Scott & Son
Sloan Drug Co
W. Washington
Staley
Wilson
Col Bates
Hurry Pharmacy Company
Scott
College-ave
Railroad Division
B. & O. Railroad
Indiana Screen and Mfg. CO
Cornell Avs
Omega
Indianapolis Gas CO
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Jos. R. Adams
Phon
Shetan
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