International Congress to Combat Tuberculosis in Washington
A large gathering in Washington will host the International Congress on Tuberculosis one year from now. Physicians from Indiana and other states join organizers to promote a global effort against the white plague with lectures, exhibitions, multilingual programs, and substantial prizes for advances in prevention and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Committee On Management
America
Moscow
Vienna
Paris
London
Washington
Congress
Frank Billings
National Association
Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
William Osler
Lawrence F. Fiick
Philadelphia
Mrs Hartje to Sue for Alleged Conspiracy
Mrs. Mary Scott Hartje announces immediate plans to enter criminal court proceedings against several individuals over an alleged conspiracy against her. The announcement came from Pittsburg on November 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Pittsburg
Mary Scott Hartje
Horses Burned in Barn Fire at Local Grocer's Property
Two horses burned to death in the barn of William Scott, a grocer at 103 St. Peter street, Friday night. The blaze was incendiary, spreading quickly before responders could save the animals. It follows another arson in the neighborhood within the past week.
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William Scott
St. Peter St
Meredith Nicholson Builds Atmosphere in The Lure of the Dim Trails
Critics praise Meredith Nicholson for atmospheric western fiction, noting The Lure of the Dim Trails depicts cow country life through a young writer who lives as a cowboy, gains authentic color, and woos a rancher’s daughter. Rosalind at Red Gate unfolds in Indiana with dramatic mystery and dual romances, featuring Donovan as the busy Indiana author who pursues love amid intrigue.
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Rosalind
Red Gate
Indiana
Octave Thanet
B. M. Bower
Bower
G. W. Dellingham
Russell
Meredith Nicholson
Nicholson
Mr. Nicholson
Laurance Donovan
Donovan
Gillespie
Reginald
Helen Holbrook
Arthur Holbrook
Patricia
Pat’ Holbrook
Holbrook
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Office Buildings Occupy Indianapolis Boom Extends Vastly
A century of rapid growth has created eight six story plus office structures within three blocks of the monument in Indianapolis with 7,000 offices and two more planned. Thousands of workers and tenants move through these towers daily as merchants occupy upper floors and firms open branches across Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois. Modern features include movable partitions and roof gardens while interurban lines spur demand for space. The boom shows no end as more buildings rise and occupancy remains high.
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Lemcke
Pennsylvania
Marketsts
Majestic
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ohio
Illinoie
Bible Conference Opens in Fraternity Hall
A four days Bible conference begins Wednesday evening at Fraternity hall 98 N Alabama St. The event is nonsectarian and open to the public with several well known evangelists and Bible teachers expected to attend.
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Fraternity Hall
Alabama St
How Sheep Got Into the Knob Country Folklore
A Knob Country tale recounts Uncle Jase defying Providence over a battered tobacco box found in a bear, a city man chasing him, and bears allegedly bringing sheep to the Knob, with Eli's Sam and Simon defending Knob bears and praising Jases daring, ending with the city man awaiting him at the tavern.
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Jase
Widder
Simon
Jason
Uncle Jase
Providence
Knob
Furder
Eli
Sam
Knob Country
Vacation of part of First Alley East of Layman Avenue
City of Indianapolis Public Works board adopts Declaratory Resolution No 532 to vacate a portion of the First Alley East of Layman Avenue in Irvington. A remonstrance date is set for October 14, 1907 at 10 a.m. with the board hearing final action.
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Department OF Public Works
Majestic Bidz
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
City of
Indiana
Layman Avenue
Lowell Avenue
Johnson Sub
Irvington
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Ack
Vacating Winton Wilkins and Jones Streets in Indianapolis
Public Works of Indianapolis proposes vacating Winton Street Wilkins Street Jones Street and the first alley west of Dakota Street. The notice sets December 11, 1907, 10 a.m. for remonstrances and a hearing by the Board at its office. District affected includes abutting properties. Joseph T. Elliott President Fred J. Mack.
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Department OF Public Works
Majestic
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Winton, Wilkins and
Jones Streets
Dakota Street
Vinton Street
Wilkins Street
Jones Street
Ray Street
Morris Street
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Board
Majestic Bldg
West Street
Washington Street
Georgia Street
Liberty Street
Michigan Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Bates Street
Shelby Street
State Avenue
Department OF Public Work Office of the Board
Layman Avenue
Lowell Avenue
Davis
Susan
Irving
Jet
Irving- PT
Merrill Street
M’cartyreet
Thirty-Fourth Street
Meridian Street
Central Avenue
Thirty-Second Street
Senate Avenue
Northwestern Avenue
Thirty-Third Street
New Jersey Street
Board of Public Works of
Joseph
T Vltiott
Fred. J. Mack
Public Works Hearing on Indianapolis Street Improvements
The Board of Public Works in Indianapolis schedules a December 2 1907 hearing to consider proposed improvements on West Street Liberty Street and Bates Street. Resolutions 5390 5391 and 539x outline cement sidewalks grading sod and drainage plans with plans on file for public inspection.
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Tuber
Eugene Buehler
J. N. Hurry
George McCoy
Columbus
H. A. Cowing
Muncie
Amos W. Butler
K. M. Dinnen
Fort Wayne
H. A. Goetz
New Alibany
Sieger
Miss French
Anna Katherine Green
San Francisco
G. B. Lancaster
Sons O' Men
Kipling
Lancaster
New Zealand
Doubleday, Page &Cap
New York
Bible Conference
Lackawaxen, Pa
Spear
Manny
Elijah
Manna
Packare
Postum Cereal Co
Battle Creek, Mich
Superior Court
Marion County
William E. Miller
Lilian E. Lane
Merrill
Joseph JF. Clay
H. W. Bullock
Great Council of
Cynthia P. Moore
Marion ‘County
T. R
Fielch
Joseph Esc
Sherif
Mhoe Gen
Negley
Ares Fer Paty
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