Model of Adriatic Steamship Exhibited in Indianapolis
The Adriatic, a White Star liner, is shown as an 18 by 2 by 9 foot model in Merchants National Bank lobby in Indianapolis. Brought from Toronto, the model represents the palace interior and modern hotel style aboard the 225 foot long ship, launched in Belfast in 1896.
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White Star Service
Merchants’ National Bank
Meridian Street
Ban‘’S
Toronto
Indianapolis
Frenzel Brothers
White Star Five
Belfast
Irc
Affinity feud leaves Earl with bruised head
Ferdinand Pinney Earl, famed for affinity, suffers a track accident and a bruised temple after a domestic dispute at his Monro castle home. He says his affinity wife Julia Kutt ner Earl struck him with a chair during a Sunday afternoon confrontation.
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New York
Ferdinand Pinney Earl
Affinity Renown
Monroe
Julia Kuttner Earl
Earl
Schools Adopt Individual Drinking Cups In Indianapolis
Indianapolis schools require each pupil to use a personal cup, ordered by the school board. A city sanitarian proposed the policy to improve safety and limit disease spread among schoolchildren.
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Indianapolis
Young man arrested for forgery in Princeton
Princeton Indiana November report says 18 year old U Floyd Custler arrested for passing forged checks at numerous local stores. He allegedly confessed to much of the activity. He is the son of Professor L R Custer of Patoka, a county school instructor.
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Princeton
Ind
Floyd Custler
L. R. Custer
Patoka
Miller Out of Game for Notre Dame Versus Wabash
A telegram from Captain Miller of Notre Dame, from Richmond, says his injured arm will keep him from the Indiana game and he will not join the squad in Crawfordsville. Ruel’s wrist is badly swollen and Lynch, playing against doctors’ orders, has bad eyes. Miller likely out, McDonald to replace him at left half, Dwyer to move from quarterback to tight half for Ruel.
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Miller
Notre Dame
Ind
Richmond
Indiana
Wabash
Crawfordsville
Ruel
Lynch
McDonald
Dwyer
Opening day seat sale for Illinois Purdue game draws big crowd
Lafayette Ind Nov 11 The opening day of the seating for the Illinois Purdue game Saturday saw a long line of students waiting for seats and a heavy sale. Interest in the contest is high and the Illinois team is expected to be greeted by a large crowd.
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Lafayette
Ind
Eale
Hlinois- Purdue
Ilinois
Pure Grabber Abroad on North Side
Police arrested Willis Stokes after four women identified him as the purse snatcher. Officers fear another robber may be active after a second victim from Thomas Moffett's home reported a stolen purse containing two railroad tickets and $1.74. The assault occurred Tuesday night near Pratt Street between Capitol Avenue and NH noss Street.
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Stokes
Indianapolis
Thomas Moffett
Thirty-first
Litols
Pratt Street
Capitol Avenue
Nhnoss Street
Dr Rolla Bula Dies After Long Illness
Dr Rolla W Bula died at his home 540 N Senate avenue Tuesday night after a prolonged illness. A longtime practicing physician born in White County. A widow survives and a son who died five months earlier after a lingering illness.
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Rolla W. Bula
Senate Avenue
Bula
White County
Wabash In Fair Shape For Notre Dame Clash
Wabash College in Crawfordsville Indiana reports the crippled players are rounding into form for the Notre Dame game. Starbuck Dobbins Hargrave Garver Hop kins and Patton are limited or hospitalized but expected to play against the Catholics.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Starbuck
Dobbins
Scarlet
Notre Dame
Hargrave
Garver
Hopkins
Patton
Dialogue on Independence in a Crowded Car
The moralist notes that people admire a man who stands on his own feet. The demoralizer agrees yet adds a wry twist about the setting being a crowded car.
Simple home remedy promises cure for back pain and rheumatism
A plain prescription claims to heal lame backs rheumatism and cleanse blood and kidneys. It uses one ounce compound syrup of sarsaparilla one ounce toris compound mixed with half a pint of whisky and taken in tablespoon doses before meals and at bedtime. Shake bottle before each use and continue until health is fully restored.
Society Woman and Her Lover Under Arrest in Atlanta
Atlanta officials say Robert E. Cullinane, secretary of the Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic railroad, and Mrs Anne E Thibadeau wife of the Atlanta post office superintendent were arrested on charges of improper conduct. They were held at a police station for several hours before bail was posted. Thibadeau announced plans to file for divorce. Mrs Thibadeau is connected to prominent families and is a descendant of President Tyler.
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Atlanta, Ga
Robert E. Cullinane
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad
Anne E. ‘Thi- Gadeau
Atlanta
Cullinane
Thibadeau
Five Deaths In Family In Three Months
Evansville Indiana report notes Mrs Anna H Walters mother of Frank Walters a known business man died yesterday. In the last three months Walters family has suffered the deaths of his father mother sister wife and child in a grim toll.
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Evansville
Ind
Anna H. Walters
Frank Walters
Walters
Boiler Explosion Kills Five on Steamer Temiskaming
In North Bay Ontario last night the boiler of the steamer Temiskaming exploded, killing five people and injuring several others. Emergency crews responded to the accident.
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North Bay
Ont
Temiskaming
Killikinnick tobacco substitute praised by clubman
A clubman recalls relying on Killikinnick in the Canadian wilds after tobacco ran out. Guides showed them Killikinnick, the inner bark of the red Willow, dried and cut to resemble tobacco. Indians reportedly use it when real tobacco is unavailable and note brands flavored with killikinnick.
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Washington Times
Special Train Strikes Auto. Four Die in Harrowing Crash
In Red Bluff Cort, a special train on a Southern Pacific inspection tour struck an automobile killing George K Willard Mrs G Willard K Willard Miss Oliver Willard and Mrs Irene Hayes. Imogene Willard was seriously injured. The train carried General Superintendent Young and several division superintendents.
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Red Bluff
Cort
George K. Willard
G., K. Willard
Oliver Willard
Irene Hayes
Imogene Willard
Young
Southern Pacific Railroad
Indianapolis Debates Telephones Franchises and Consolidation
City officials and business leaders push for consolidating two rival telephone systems. Merchants Association urges immediate consolidation over franchise grants, arguing new lines raise costs and risk public interest. Prominent firms and executives endorse a just, fair consolidation plan to benefit city and providers.
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W. J. Mooney
Board of Trade
Charles Mayer
Merchants” Association
Indianapolis
Council
Merchants’ Association of Indianapolis
Proce
Telephone Company
Merchants’ Association
L. S. Ayres & Co
Archibald-Cleaver Company
Badger Furniture Company
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Bliss, Swein & Co
Bobbs-Merrill Company
William J. Block Company
John D. Brosnan
Feeney Furniture and Stove Company
Albert Gall Company
Charles L. Haartman
Paul H. Krauss
Kahn Tallering Company
E. O
Julius C. Walk & Son
P. Wasson & Co
When Clothing Company
The Remarkable Will Of A Doctor
A famed physician on his deathbed reveals a life secret, directing heirs to a vault that proclaims Dont abuse the stomach. The ad touts Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy to digestion, claiming they neutralize poisons, aid digestion, and support the stomach. price 50 cents, with an offer for a free trial package from F A Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Death of Pastor's Child Sparks Return Hope
Jeffersonville Indiana reports the death of Rev J W Richey's young daughter from typhoid fever and brain trouble. The tragedy renews speculation he may abandon plans with Bertha Williams and reconcile with his wife. The grieving mother sat beside the child's little cot at the hospital, her sorrow stark and overwhelming.
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Pital
J. W. Richey
Charlottesville
M. E. Church
Richey
Bertha Williams
Mrs Logan says Tucker days are numbered
Mrs John A Logan writes to a Topeka friend that Col Tucker is doomed, citing addiction to liquor and cigarettes and alleged improper associations with Myrtle Platt in Manila, San Francisco, and Chicago. Platt now at a Hot Springs hospital. Logan blames too much mother in law for the couple’s troubles.
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John A. Logan
Topeka
Col. Tucker
Logan
Myrtle Platt
Manila
San Francisco
Chicago
Platt
Col Tucker
Hot Springs
Ark
Col. W. F. Tucker
Peanuts Fatal to Judge Calhoun
Jackson Mississippi November 11 Judge S S Calhoun of the Mississippi Supreme Court died last night from acute indigestion attributed to peanuts Arresting details note the fatal episode occurred in Jackson with state judicial circles mourning the loss.
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Calhoun
Jackson, Miss
S. S. Calhoun
Supreme Court of Mississippi
When Is a Woman Said to Be of Uncertain Age
A child asks his father about age uncertainty and the father replies that a woman is of uncertain age when other people claim to know it, highlighting a joking, old time rib.
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Willie
Poison in Jug Lands Farmer a Prison Term
Shoals Ind Nov 11 Aaron Davis a farmer was convicted of putting strychnine in a water jug belonging to Delbert Evans. Evans drank and was poisoned but survived. Davis, an 8 year old farmer, was sentenced to from two to ten years in Michigan City prison amid long standing feuds between them.
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Davis
Michigan City
McKinley Birthday Plans Banquet In Canton
The McKinley club of Canton plans a January 29 banquet to honor the late President McKinley with prominent statesmen as guests.
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Canton
McKinley Club
McKinley
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Ad Promotes Cold Remedy
Headlines and ad copy tout a world wide cold and grip remedy. Mentions headaches neuralgia from colds and urges readers to call for the full name E. W. Grove with a 25 cent price. A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution references Hearst and a fireside seclusion.
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E. W. Grove
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