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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1908
Page
8
Men's Suits Boys' Tong Frousers Cut According to Latest Ideas
Fashion notice offers men's suits with new cuts in valleys cassinieres and clay worsteds, originally priced at 84, now reduced to a sale price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassinieres
President attends funeral in New York uncle of leader
The President and Mrs Roosevelt arrived in New York to attend the funeral of Sinies Jeribie, the president's uncle, after traveling on the Pennsylvania line. In Indianapolis, Bila Michaels sparked excitement by breaking quarantine to visit her sick sweetheart Earl Hurns, then returning home and facing quarantine. Health officers will monitor her case as yellow fever wanes with no new cases reported in Laredo and Fort Worth reports indicate declining illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sand
Roosey
Pennsylvania
Sinies Jeribie
Bplora
Indy
Bila Michaels
Ymalex
Earl Hurns
Michaela
Rln
William James
Catier
Fort Worth
Tex
Laredo
Auto collision injuries man in street clash
Albert Behling, 66, was seriously injured when struck by a car driven by W. C. Wall of Navona Motor Vehicle Works. The impact sent him about ten feet, with bystander reports noting he was knocked down and later conditions improved. The accident occurred at Callegrenve and Twentiethent on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Behling
N. Senatesave
Callegrenve
Yim Mle
W.C Wall
Jin
Navona
Schiffing
Wncanols
Lainie at Pine doors and mixed disaster notes
A collage of brief items reports a Colorado strike forcing softer coal towing and a Marietta Ohio Royal glass plant fire causing 75040 loss. West Rutland Vermont Business section fire damaged seventy percent. Great Northern employes to be discharged over intoxicants. London marriage Arthur Israel Zangwell and Rayth Ayr ton. Cedric liner arrival in New York from Liverpool without incident. Ant Indian near Winnipeg reported water death of spouse and tribe members. JoWi Wanamaker buys Col Joma hotel New York for 314000 cash plans new hotel costing four million. New York figures Charles Threshon and Ka'both threaten President Roosevelt. Wisconsin closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lainie
Colorado
Royal Glass
Marietta
West Rutland
Arthur Israel Zangwell
Rayth Ayrton
London
Cedric
New York
Liverpool
Ant Indlan
Winnipeg
Man
Medip
JoWi Wanamaker
Col Joma
Charles Threshon
Dent Hoosevelt
Jumstrove
Freight Wreck on Panhandle Damages Bulls at Hammond
A Panhandle line freight train wreck occurred near Crows Point on Thursday. Two cars containing prize bulls bound for Chicago stock show were destroyed, with losses around $59,000. A blinding snow storm delayed the crew, who did not realize the danger until impact. several nine ribbon bulls valued at about $2,000 each were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
Crows Point
Chicago
Quantrells Thigh Bones and the Topeka Exhumation Tale
A fragmentary report describes the posthumous exhumation of Quantrell and companions. It notes that after his death the bodies were moved, with claims of memorial tampering or respect by associates. Names and details are obscured. the text hints at a controversy over burial and display.
Princess Mathilde in Critical Condition After Fall
Paris report says Princess Mathilde, daughter of King Jerome Nonaparte and niece of Napoleon, remains dangerously ill after a fall in August when she slipped on carpet tipping plate. Doctors describe her condition as desperate and grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathilde
Paris
Princesa
Mathilde Onaparte
Nice
Jerome Nonaparte
Napoleon
The Swirl of Society Masquerade Notes and A Wedding
Miss Charlotte Ketcham hosts two masquerade gatherings and announces the engagement of Katrina Fertig to Dr. Charles Wright. Dr. Hannah M. Graham entertains friends at her Biacnerne residence. Miss May Seymour and Harry Grafftey wed at the bride’s home in Lon Village. Mrs. Frances E. Beveridge visits from Champlain, and Mrs. Charlotte Adam Raschig along with Mien dolllie Adam and Miss Luisy Waher plan travel to New York and Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Ketcham
Katrina Fertig
Charles Wright
Hannah M. Graham
Biacnerne
May Seymour v
Harry Grafftey
Lon Villa
Horace T. Bennett
Talbut Ave
Charlotte Adam Raschig
Alstaos Mien Dolllie Adam
Mias LuisYaher
New York
Thura- Gay
Wii Sal
Baturigy
Berlin
Commerce Outlook Across U S Trade Areas
Telegraphic summaries from the International Mercantile Agency indicate mixed gains across regions. Pittsburgh shows general demand improvements while cotton and woollen mills lack growth, and several industries face dullness. Weather and transport affect activity with rail traffic rising east of Chicago and overall trade stronger in colder weather. Farmers and merchants near St Paul Minneapolis Duluth enjoy six years of prosperity as New York reports strong demand for high quality staples. Louisville robberies surge while southern thefts show cautious activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Mercantile Agency
Pittsburg
Lanverve
Penson
Chega
Tver
Texas
Kentucky
Chieagh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Northwest
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
New York
Loulaville
Wagon driver killed by horse kick in Kentucky
Bowing Green Ky November 2 John Brovalle 70 who drove a wagon between Gainesville and Bowling Green was kicked by a horse and killed. He was on his way home from Bowling Green and had told a friend he planned to visit the town again during the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
John Brovalle
Gainesville
Hag
Insane Desire to Be a Hobo Ends in Commitment
Nicholas J. Clee showed a peculiar hallucination claiming he would travel the world as a tramp. For a week he discussed the scheme and left relations concerned. Jestee Smock declared him insane on Thursday and he will be committed to the Central Insane Hospital immediately. He reportedly lost his reason through overwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas J. Clee
Jestee
Central Insane Hospital
Clee
Hanna Fed Labor Leaders at the Waldorf
New York November 21 labor leaders from Butte and Montana were hosted by Senator Hanna in Washington and at the Waldorf Astoria. Presidents Roosevelt allies Merrick Morrison and Dirk aided the reception as Hanna and a crowd of celebrities mingled in corridors and breakfast. The labor delegation left convinced Hanna was their dearest friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Butte
Mont
Netty Legutdune
Roosevelt
White House
Hanna
Waldorf Astoria
Guy, Merrick
Onto
Joby T. Morrison
Idaho
Dirk
Ohio
The
Waldorf
Alose
Tahor
Hatley
Senator Hanna
Onia
Te Boys Shop Boys Clothes Fitting by Meridian Street
The shop promises attentive fitting for boys of all ages with dedicated boys apparel in one location. A special entrance at 18 and 20 Meridian St. offers convenience for shoppers bringing in boys for clothing selections appropriate for any occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian St
Poisoning probe in imperial kitchen sparks commission
BRERLIN reports confirmation that the royal poisoning involved strychnine in food aimed at the czar. The Morgon Post states the poisoning did not arise from inflammation but deliberate contamination by artists to kill Nicholas. An imperial commission headed by the Minister of the Imperial Household is to determine who delivered the toxin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brerlin
Morgon Post
Niccholas
Esar
Mins Inter
Imperial Household
Missing hired man and gems worth £25 million reported
Philadelphia reports a man hired at W. W. Harrison home vanished two weeks ago along with pearls and other gems valued at £25 million. In Staunton, Mrs Ellen Halley is found guilty of plotting a wreck on the N and W railroad at Greenville last December. Her son James Bailey and Joseph Kennedy were convicted. Bailey faces 18 years, Kennedy's verdict is murder in the first degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Valice
W. W. Harrison
Staunton
Ellen Halley
Greenville
Washington Short-Cuts Amid Turmoil in Congress and Roosevelts
Fragmented notes detail Congress opening sessions with Uncle Joe Cannon, a Tennessee congressman’s fall from a streetcar, Roosevelt family turkey delivery from Horace Wood, a printer’s wife killed and self-inflicted death, a hospital death linked case, and a New York cab strike with chaotic reports of labor unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Joe Cannon
Richardson
Tennessee
Roosevelt
Horace Wood
Whode Island
New England
Robert J. Hale
Government Printing Bureau
Captain Carter to be Released From Leavenworth Prison
Capt Carter will be released from the federal prison at Leavenworth on Saturday morning after serving a term for complicity in the Ravannas harbor work in Savannah Georgia He will depart for Chicago to reside The notice mentions a harsh personal torment and advertises Dean's Ointment and Indianapolis newspaper ads without clear relevance to the main event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Leavenworth
Kur
Cheriin
Livery stables strike leads to lockout action
Art workers report a lockout ordered by the Livery Stabbers' Association in retaliation for cab drivers refusing a 3 percent raise. The cab men previously struck several days ago and have not agreed to arbitration of their grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livery Stabh Herpers’ Association
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