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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1907

Page

6

Mrs Joseph Lewis Portrait of a Rich Woman's Unfulfilled Ambition

Mrs Joseph Lewis once Miss Fanny Ward and wife of diamond king Joe Lewis valued at about 70 million dollars seeks a small dressing room in a dingy theater. She returns to the stage after unhappy years in London and America amid critical indifference and whispers of failure.

Joseph Lewis Fanny Ward Joe Lewis Albert Bell Mayfair Lewis London America

State completes deed for Lincoln mother's burial site park

Deeds were filed by H Freeman secretary of the Lincoln Memorial association for 16 acres near Lincoln City owned as the burial place of Abraham Lincoln's mother. The transfer is complete and a state commission will meet to plan improvements including woodland clearance fencing and landscape features. A monument has already been erected at the grave.

Lincoln H. Freeman Rancy Hanks Lincoln Memorial Association Abraham Lincoln Lincoln City State Gee

Hauser Braces Ball for Precise Pass Like Discus

Indian fullback Hauser avoids hurling until his thumb is braced by the ball lacing. He then fires the pigskin with a motion resembling discus throwers, timing his release to maximize accuracy and distance.

Hauser

McCurdy's throne chair sells for ninety dollars at auction

Auction of Mutual Life offices items in New York reveals total proceeds of 34482 while cost to policyholders stood at 13000. Wealthy bidders including H H Topakyan and James Kellogg vie for carved throne chair and gilt chairs. some pieces far undersell their original costs.

Suns New York Richard A. McCurdy Fifth-ave Mutual Life McCurdy H. H. Topakyan Persia Topakyan Morris Farm L. I Tonak Yon Tonakyon Paris Topakyon James Kellogg Mrs. Livermore E. Bradley Waldorf - Astoria Hotel Belmont Socrates Napoleon

Association forms to prevent tuberculosis in Indiana

At a Commercial club meeting on Monday night the Indiana Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis was formed. Dr. William Porter of St. Louis spoke as president. Edgar Kiser was elected secretary and Harry A. Crossland became treasurer. Elisha Havens, the Rev. Neil McPherson, Dr. Henry Moore and Dr. Potter were named vice presidents.

Porter Commercial Club Indiana Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis William Porter St. Louis Society Edgar Kiser Harry A. Crossland Elisha Havens Neil McPherson Henry Moore Potter Tell OF Charities Indianapolis Benevolent Society Union Trust Company M. L. Haines David Ross Volney T. Malott Charles W. Moores

Exiled Lord Dalmeny Linked to Phyllis Dare in Rumor

London reports Lord Dalmeny son of Lord Rosebery remains affectionate toward Phyllis Dare the musical comedy actress. Engagement rumors circulate as he was sent to Scotland in haste last year to distance himself from London society. He will inherit 15 million dollars, making him financially independent.

London Lord Dalmeny Lord Rosebery Phyllis Dare Scotland

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Hopeless Cases

An advertisement urges readers not to abandon hope after vain remedies and claims Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured many severe illnesses including scrofula catarrh rheumatism kidney complaint dyspepsia and general debility citing numerous healed cases and urging use of the product.

D. H. Loomis Philadelphia Medical College M.I.S. T. No.3 Hood Teke Hood

Applications for liquor licenses in Marion County wards

Notices from Elias Krauss Lon McClure and Mose Rosenthal announce their plans to apply at the December term of the Board of County Commissioners for licenses to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with premises drinking on site. Locations include 1304 North Senate Avenue Ward 3, 802 Virginia Avenue Ward 11, 1165 West Eighteenth Street Ward 4, and 2545 North Capital Avenue Ward 4, Indianapolis Center Township Marion County Indiana, with pool table or restaurant privileges in some cases.

Center Township Marion County Indiana Board of County Commissioners Senate Avenue James P. Drake Indianapolis Virginia Avenue Fletcher Et al Elias Krauss Nereby Eighteenth Street Gent Avenue Lieber & Kothe North Capitol] Avenue N. Capitol Ave Twenty-sixth St Deers North Capital Avenue Mose Rosenthal

LICENSE APPLICATIONS FOR INDIANA LIQUOR SALES IN 1907

Several notices announce applicants to Marion county Indiana Boards of Commissioners for December 1907 licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking privilege. Listings name applicants John Lux Henry Wachtel Philip Maguire Jacob Sattinger and Charles Bauer, with business locations on Washington Shelby Blake Paca and other streets, plus requests for pool table privileges. notices provide ward, street, building descriptions, and parcel details amid ongoing local charity item coverage.

Indianapolis liquor license notices from December 1907 wards

Marion County notices list applicants in wards one through thirteen seeking licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in specific rooms of varied buildings. The ads name premises on streets including Meridian, Alabama, West Sixteenth, Rural, Prospect, Washington, and Senate avenues with pool table and restaurant privileges requested in several cases.

Applications or licenses notice for Indianapolis ward 15

The subscriber gives notice of intent to apply at the December term 1907 for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a room on Holmes Avenue Indianapolis Marion County Indiana known as No 12% North Holmes Avenue in ward 15. Also H W Klanke seeks license to sell spirituous vinious malt and other drinks not more than five gallons at a time with on site drinking privileges in a room on Southeastern avenue Cruse street in ward 11. John Winkelhaus also appears in the notice.

Center Township Board of Commissioners Marion County Indiana Washington Street Indianapolis West John Lux Sonservier Shelby Street Beaty Henry Wachtel State of Michigan and Blake Streets Bright, Powell & Elliss Blake Street Philip 1 Maguire Breiness East Jacob Sattinger Nereby Meridian Street Seidensticker South John Bannister Nerepy Alabama Street Alabama and Pearl Streets Carl Habich West Street Mitchell North West Street Ingram Raney Tia Tenth Prospect Street Elliott's Subdivision George W. Thomas Board of Holbrook Norwood Thomas Redman Marion Court Street Delaware Street Bud Sullivan Roosevelt Avenue Sixteenth Street Indianapolis Car Company Richard Brown Meridian and Morris Streets Langenberg South Meridian Street John Wolliffer Massachusetts Avenue Benjamin Havey Board of County Commissioners Senate Avenue Patrick Roache Wayne Township Madrion County Holmes Avenue John and August Wacker H. W. Klanke Southeastern Avenue Cruse Street Allem & Johnson's and Wilson's John Winkelhaus

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