City eyes new fire and police HQs near hall
A Friday conference proposes buying land on Alabama street north of City Hall for about 125000 to house a new fire department, police headquarters, three engine houses and a garage without bonds. Plans call for converting the current hall north building into a primary HQ, with further structures to cost around 875000 for police, plus engines on Kentucky, South, and Thirty third streets.
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Fred Owen
Alabama Street
City Hall
New York Street
Kentucky Avenue
South Street
Thirty-third Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Maryland Street
Brightwood
Capital City pastor called to Madison church
Special to The Sun. Madison Ind November 12 Elder FF P Smith of Indianapolis has been called to the First Christian church of this city.
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Madison
Ind
FF. P. Smith
Indianapolis
Resignation of Muncie U S Commissioner Ellis
Frank Ellis resigned as United States commissioner at Muncie to become judge of the Delaware county circuit court elected to that position. Judge Anderson praised the action and will name Ellis successor within two weeks. Ellis was appointed commissioner June 3, 1907.
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Frank Ellis
United States
Muncie
Delaware County
Anderson
Mr. Ellis
Eims
Broker Declares Bankruptcy in Lafayette Court
Real estate broker James Kremer of Lafayette filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court Friday. He lists assets of 204 and Mabilities of 4500, all tied to his individual notes with banks.
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James Kremer
Lafayette
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Sun
Pye
St Margaret's Hospital Guild Bridge Party Planned for Charity
St Pauls church St Margaret's hospital guild plans a 44 table bridge party in the Colonnade dining room on Wednesday afternoon to raise funds for hospital work. The young women visit hospitals bring cheer to children at City and Deaconess hospitals and provide festival remembrances to all patients. They recently canvassed the city raising 250 dollars at 3 percent interest and support two children costs 244 dollars monthly and six dollars weekly for the other. Braces cost 93 dollars. Last year the secretary reported 932 dollars collected and 386 spent. They also run circulating libraries for hospitals and invite book donations to the parish house. New officers: President Edna Krauss, Vice President Jessie Clearland, Secretary Jewell Fargo, Assistant Secretary June F. Holderman, Treasurer Frank E. Abbott. The guild lists many members and honorary members inclusing Stella Alig Agnes Brown Eleanor Bookwalter Ethel Baker May Bliss Jessie Bradshaw and others.
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St. Margaret's Hospital
St. Paul’s Church
Hormi’s
Edna Krauss
Jessie Clearland
Jewell Fargo
June F. Holderman
Frank E. Abbott
Frederick C. Schnabel
Gilbert van Camp
Roy Shaneberger
Emma Mullen
Man Sought Over Borrowed Money since July 11
Authorities seek a man connected to a loan default since July 11. The subject’s assets include two watches two suits a phonograph a saddle and various tools.
Train wreck injures passenger in Indiana accident
Big Four train No. 43 derailed near Muncie Indiana around midnight after a broken rail. Two cars jumped the track. the end coach with thirteen passengers rolled over. Charles Prutzman suffered a head injury and others were shaken but unhurt.
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No. 43
Here
Tullman
Charles Prutzman
Sister of One Time Presidents Robbed in Buffet Car
Mrs. Anna E. Pinkerton of Albany, sister of the late President Arthur, was relieved of a handbag containing about $20,000 worth of jewels while dining in a buffet car en route from New York to Buffalo. Six buffet car crew members were arrested and detained by Albany police.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Anna E. Pinkerton
Albany
Arthur
New York
unidentified man killed near Washington railroad crash
In Washington Indiana on Friday a man killed by the RB. O. S. remains unidentified. A letter dated Detroit and signed Mother was the only clue found on the body, with no other identifying marks.
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Washington
Ind
M. Madden
Detroit
Mich
Peace Dove Flies Over Jersey City Strike Standstill
Jersey City express strikers reject terms agreed by leaders and express companies leaving peace efforts chaotic. New York expressmen strike rests with Jersey City drivers and helpers who demand a closed shop. Older New York workers have quit but may resume if Jersey City workers concede. Mayor Gaynor has threatened police on company wagons.
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New York
Jersey City Express
Express
Jersey City
Gaynor
Pet Dog Sweet Pays for Tender Local Ad
Washington publication runs a memorial ad paid by Mr and Mrs William F Ham after their ten year old dog was killed by a trolley car. The notice praises the pet as a sympathetic friend and loving companion, noting its sweetness gentleness loyalty and affection.
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Washington
William F. Ham
Club to give euchre party at St Anthony’s hall
St Anthony's social club will entertain with a euchre and lotto party next Tuesday evening in St Anthony's hall on Wurman avenue.
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St. Anthony’s
St. Anthony’s Hall
Wurman Avenue
Sun's Big Prize Contest Opens in Indianapolis Sun
The Indianapolis Sun announces a nationwide subscription contest with a grand prize of 2000 in gold. Candidates can win by securing paid subscriptions across districts, with votes issued for new and renewal subs and special terms for contracts and out-of-town deliveries.
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Indianapolis
United States
Canada
Ranh Building
East
Ohio Street
Sun Office
Sun
Indianapolis Sun
Motor Vehicles In Funeral Cortege For Slain Motorcyclist
Kansas City Kansas City Mo Nov 12 Twenty motor cars twenty five motorcycles a motor ambulance used as a hearse and an open truck with pallbearers led Walter Lindell to Forest Hill cemetery after a collision with a tombstone wagon. About 200 attendees in the undertaker chapel heard Rev George E Newell urge greater care.
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Kansas City
Walter Lindell
Forest Hill Cemetery
George E. Newell
Third Presbyterian Church
Evansville Solon Seeks Speaker Role in House
Albert J. Veneman newly elected from Vanderburgh county announces candidacy for speaker of the house. He says he will be supported by legislators of the entire First district in Evansville Indiana on November 12.
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Evansville
Ind
Albert J. Veneman
Vanderburg County
Domb Brothers Bankrupt Receivers Appointed
The Domb brothers company at 1% West Washington Street is declared bankrupt by Judge Anderson in federal court. German-American Trust Company named receiver to control assets and divert surplus earnings for creditors until further court orders.
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Domb Brothers
Domb Brothers Company
West
Washington Street
Anderson
Federal Court
Trust Company
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