Local Cars to Be Exhibited at Auto Show
Indianapolis made autos will occupy a prominent part in the eleventh annual auto show at Madison Square Garden New York opening Jan 7 for two weeks. Local factories Na tonal Overland Marmon F Premier and Marion will have complete exhibits. The show will be the greatest automobile event here or abroad with foreign cars like Mercedes Brasier and Hotchkiss included. Sixty eight total exhibitors including old AM CMA and importers.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Natonal
Overland
Marmon
F Premier
Marion
Old American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Grand Central Palace
Lcenses
Selder
Muadison Square Garden
Mercedes
Brasier
Hotchkiss
Reo
Maxwell
Premier
Mitchell
National
Jackson
Brush
Regal
Stoddard-Dayton
Hupmobile
Midland
Moline
Moon
Oakland
Ohio
Pullman
Speedwell
American
Amplex
Atlas
Cartercar
Case
Chadwick
Interstate
Kissel
Buckeye
McIntyre
Courier
Morgan
Garford
Mack
Rapid
Reliance
Grabowsky
Association of Licensed
Automobile Manufacturers
Coliseum
Chicago
Garden
National Association of Automobile Manufacturers
The
Motor and Accessory Manufacturers’ Association
Improvements in 1911 REO Model For 1911 cars
The State automobile company Indiana distributors report new REO Model improvements. A detachable underhood aids quick removal and inspection of parts. Gear case and rear axle housing are manufactured to be positively tight.
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New York City
San Francisco
State Automobile Company
Indiana
8,000 Mile Tour Ends At Cartercar HQ San Francisco
George Harder of Sacramento drove up to Cartercar headquarters on Golden Gate avenue San Francisco last week after completing a 6,000 mile tour through the east.
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Span
George Harder
Sacramento
Cartercar
Golden Gate Avenue
San Francisco
Indoor baseball league set for Saturday games
The fourth series in the Commercial indoor baseball league is scheduled for Saturday night at the YMCA. The Atkins face Parry, and the Lilys play the YMCA in two area matchups.
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Atkins
Parry
Liliys
Neal 3 Day Drink Cure Promise at Institute and Home
An advertisement claims a three day Neal cure for the drink habit with a guaranteed bond and contract. It offers a free treatment if a perfect cure is not achieved, inviting calls or letters for a free book and contract. Address given at W Washington Street and a phone number.
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Neal
Washington Street
Ipo
Sherwood Magee Real Head of Big Game
Johnny Bates hails Sherwood Magee as the real ivory head of baseball praising his doubled skull thickness. He notes Magee’s intellect is fine but argues the physical facts of his head give him an edge in contact. Bates jokes about Magee powering hits and dominating National League bats.
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Sherwood Magee
Johnny Bates
Mr. Magee
Mag
Magee
Hoodoo Hangs Over Quakers in Long Trade History
Philadelphia fans lament a pattern of misfortune with the Phillies from 1900 to 1903. Owners Rogers and successors blocked strong moves, leading to pennant misses, disastrous trades, and a deadly 1903 left field gallery collapse. The Cincinnati deal and subsequent events kept the club in failure despite cash infusions and new managers.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
John S. Rogers
Arthur Irwin
Rogers
Quarkers
James Potter
Zimmer
Duffy
Murray
Quakers
Reach
Camden
N. J
Durham
Wolf
McNichol
Donlin
Magee
New York
Fogel
Athletics
Cincinnati
Coast to Coast Run Sought for 1911 Assembly Plan
President L R Speare proposes a national assembly within the A A A at the upcoming meeting. Delegates from every affiliated club, state association leaders, and ex-presidents would vote. Annual meeting to be in New York City with a west coast semi annual session in June. Coast to coast reliability tour discussed for 1911. stronger western support anticipated for 1912.
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L. R. Speare
A. A. A. Congress
National Assembly
National Organization
Assembly
Speare
New York City
West
B St. Louis
Sach
Hide and Seek In Madero Chase Across Rio Grande
Mexico City reports Gen Francisco Madero, rurales, and Texas rangers in a high stakes pursuit along the frontier. The only action cited is the chase with Madero believed wounded and guarded. A captured aide to Madero is examined as authorities press relentless pursuit northward.
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Madero
Texas Rangers
Rio Grande
Chapparell
Texas Frontier
Sierra Madre Mountains
Chihuahua
Coahuila
Diaz
Victoria
Tamaulipas
Jeader
Texas
National Education Association Meets in San Francisco
The National Education Association will hold its 1911 meeting in San Francisco, announced from Chicago on November 26. The decision places the gathering in the western city, signaling a significant regional hosting shift for the educational body.
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San Francisco
Chicago
National Educational Association
City births list from Everett area families
A record of births in the city listing multiple families with addresses and newborns. Entries include Everett Ferris and Virginia Ferris with a girl born at 154 South Elder Avenue. Samuel Murphy with a girl at 471 West Eighteenth Street. several other families such as Elmer Stephens, Guy Green, Salvatore Dagro, J Earl Goodbue, Manford Shield, Joseph Cooney, Emil Perry, Lewis Halstead, Oris Ruffin, William Giess, John Jellison, Lewis Haygood, Mary Morgin, Sim Hughes, Robert Donahue, and Orin Cadwalader among others with respective addresses and newborns noted.
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Everett
Virginia Ferris
South Elder Avenue
Samuel and
Mattie Murphy
West
Eighteenth Street
Elmer and
Josephine Stephens
Minerva Street
Guy and
Mary Green
Ashland Avenue
Salvatore and
Mary Dagro
East
Stevens Street
J. Earl
Mamie Goodbue
Brookside Avenue
Manford and
Hattie Shield
Bellefontaine Street
Joseph and
Celia ‘Cooney
Broadway
Emil and
Frances Perry
Yandes Street
Lewis and
Glen Halstead
East Eleventh Street
Oris and
Pearl Ruffin
William and
Katie Giess
North
Senate Avenue
John and
Lafronta Jellison
Herbert Street
Mary Haygood
Valley Street
Kathryn Morgin
Maxwell Street
Sim and
Minonle Hughes
McCarty Street
Robert and
Annie Donahue
Deloss Street
Orin Sod
Lena Cadwalader
Greer Street
Notable Couples Farmland Leaders Listed in Notice
Jasper Wade and Luisie Green. Grover A Tompkins and Martha E Voris. Charles A Downes and Hattie L Frame. Herbert Foreman and Mayme Cuaillle. Fritz Krukemeer and Rosa Czinezoll. W L Goodrich and Susie M Water ary. W Alfred McEwen and Elsie Meter. Frederick C Kinzie and Bessie L Long shore. Wallace H Magee and Mary Hurd Jacobs.
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Jasper Wade
Luisie Green
Grover A. Tompkins
Martha E. Voris
Charles A. Downes
Hattie L. Frame
Herbert Foreman
Mayme Cuaillle
Fritz Krukemeer
Rosa Czinezoll
L. Goodrich
Susie M. Waterary
W. Alfred McEwen
Elsie Meter
Frederick C. Kinzie
Bessie L. Longshore
Wallace H. Magee
Mary Hurd Jacobs
List of Patients and Causes of Death or Illness
A compiled roster lists individuals with ages and addresses, noting medical conditions such as pulmonary tuberculosis, apoplexy, chronic gastritis, pelvic sarcoma, chronic rephritis, dropsy, brain concussion, diabetes, acute gastritis, sarcoma, nephritis, mitral insufficiency, cerebro spinal meningitis, accidental concussion, scarpitis, and interstitial obstruction. Obvious transcription inconsistencies present.
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Fills Arnold
West
Seventeenth Street
Mattie Watkins
West Fourteenth Street
Morgan Adams
Fayette Street
Edith Cohen
New Jersey
Susan Craig
Central Insane Hospital
Minnie Rugenstein
South East Street
Vasille Stoichoff
St. Vincent's Hospital
Abraham Levi
North Alabama
Ruth C. Creeson
Sheffield Avenue
Melinda M. Willams
Newman Street
Mike Hoocker
City Hospital
Sarah C. Hodges
Rawles Avenue
Ferdinand Young
Byram Place
Melinda D. Taylor
Methodist Hospital
Mary B. Reed
Mary Donahue
Ighland Arena
Fragmented Local Repair Notices From City Addresses
A distorted OCR list records multiple repair and construction items with names and street addresses. Entries include shingles, additions, sheds, and repairs with varied amounts and locations such as East New York, Adelaide Street, and Meridian Street, reflecting a mixed properties ledger.
Death by own action pact kept by one woman
Special to The Sun. Mrs. Albert King, 30, of Clay City, is dying from poison taken in a supposed pact to die together with Miss Bernice Whitner, 0, also of Clay City. King drank her half after oath to die, but Whitner refused to go through. King grew violent Friday night and was tied to bed to stop self harm. she is expected to recover.
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Mrs. King
Fairbanks Quits Brewing Kingpin Amid Big Deal
Terre Haute Indiana November 26 Crawford Fairbanks sells controlling stake in Terre Haute Brewing Company to the Beggs brothers owners of distilleries in Terre Haute and Vincennes They take more than half the 500000 common stock and issue 800000 preferred stock at five percent guaranteed Friends say political significance denied while noting Fairbanks plans retirement due to age and health and possible local option legislation with Thomas Taggart
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Terre Haute
Ind
Crawford Fairbanks
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Fairbanks
Thomas Taggart
Brewer's Association
Terre Hunts Brewing Company
Federal Judge Tayler Dies in Cleveland at 58
Judge Robert W. Tayler of the United States district court died at 1 35 a m after a paralysis attack at a charity entertainment in Cleveland Ohio He served in Congress from 1895 to 1903 and later on the federal bench He handled the Roberts polygamy case and sentenced Cassie Chadwick to prison He sponsored the Tayler ordinance affecting city streetcar operations He married Helen Vance in 1876 and had no children His death came on his fifty eighth birthday and followed an apoplectic episode.
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Cleveland, CO
Robert W. Tayler
United States Court
Taylor
Congress
Brigham Roberts
United States
Cassie Chadwick
Ohio
Roberts
Roosevelt
Tayler
Helen Vance
Sailors Perish In French Schooner Disaster
The French schooner Marie Pauline was wrecked on the coast of France Saturday. Twenty four persons are reported to have perished, while only five were saved.
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London
France
Indiana university to host religious educational week
Bloomington Indiana November 26 The Young Men's Christian Association of Indiana University is preparing for a religious educational week to be held in January. Details include speakers activities and campus participation.
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Bloomington
Ind
Young Men's Christian Association of
Indiana University
Brazilian Navy Mutiny Sparks Rio De Janeiro Tension
Mutinous Brazilian warships returned to harbor after signaling amnesty tensions gripped Rio overnight. Officials cited influence from Portugal’s revolution, saying Sao Paulo crew suspected Manuel’s overthrow sparked the revolt. Ships resumed government control under embassy transfer.
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Rio DE Janiero
Rio de Janeiro
Minas Geraca
Jean Candide
Portugal
Sao Paulo
Manuel
Fonseca
Lisbon
Rio Janeiro
Burns $10 bill signals interurban car
Dr. E. A. Tucker of Columbus, Indiana, pulled a ten dollar bill from his pocket to light as a signal to an interurban car Friday night. He realized too late the bill was genuine. Meanwhile Bartholomew County farmers say wages for corn huskers rise to 2.50 per day but workers remain scarce.
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The
Sun
Columbus
Ind
E. A. Tucker
Bartholomew County
Gompers not drawn into mine decision
Delegates to the American Federation of Labor admitted Samuel Gompers was drawn into a clash between the Western Federation of Miners and the International Association of Machinists. James O Connell faced a deadlock over affiliate efforts, and Gompers refused to decide. The convention adjourned without action, then reconvened with expectations of a ruling from Gompers.
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Louis
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Western Federation of Miners
International Association of Machinists
James O'Connell
Machinista
William Moyer
O'Connell
Western
Gompers
Miners Entombed by Kentucky Mine Explosion
Providence Kentucky November 26 bodies of three killed miners were recovered with mangled remains. Rescue teams faced gas hazards as eleven miners feared dead after a cave in at the mine entrance. Entombed workers include Wes Fugate Ed Vaughn Will Rosius Ed Butler George Johnson Bowley Johnson C A Shackelford Coleman Northfleet John Wolfolk Louis Legon Hope Shelton. The shaft is about 150 feet deep and gas likely caused the blast not fire.
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Providence
Thts
Wes Fugate
ED Vaughn
Will Rosius
ED Butler
George Johnson
Bowley Johnson
C. A. Shackelford
Coleman Northfleet
John Wolfolk
Louis Legon
Hope Shelton
Attorney General Bingham to reargue train case at supreme court
In Washington on November 26 Attorney General Bingham arranged for full court argument on the validity of an Indiana statute in a Pennsylvania railroad case. Lawrence Maxwell of Cincinnati and Samuel O Pickens of Indiana represent the railroad as plaintiff in error. Bingham to urge reconsideration after ICC records on Chicago to Minneapolis sleeper class differences.
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Washington
General Bingham
United States
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lawrence Maxwell
Cincinnati
Samuel O. Pickens
Indiana
Bingham
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Minneapolis
Woods Motor Vehicle Company Promises Knowledge and Profit
The Woods Motor Vehicle Company touts experience in electric cars claiming to offer full benefits of their knowledge. They emphasize that customers profit by their experience and question the demand for pneumatic tires as unfamiliar with conditions.
E M F 36 Studebamer at 209 15 NE Pens
Local classified listing for a vehicle inquiry or sale references an E M F model 36 Studebamer with the address 209 15 NE in Pens. Availability, price, and condition details are not provided in the fragment.
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Studebamer
NE. Pens
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Burns
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