Rebels Rally Fight Near San Pablo as City Feared
Nov. 28 reports from revolutionist sources say liberals recaptured the Barmacoas bridge and forced Gen Alban's government troops back toward San Pablo. Gen Barraza led liberal forces to regain all losses, with heavy casualties on both sides after a day of fierce fighting. Residents seek refuge in the mountains as a larger engagement looms around San Pablo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Barmacoas
Alban
San Pablo
Barraza
Interurban Lines Move Toward Board of Works Meeting
Representatives of all interurban roads except Union traction plan a conference with the Board of Works and the local company. Lew Wallace Jr's proposal prompts talk of a unified street entry system. If the conference fails the roads may present a plan to operate over one or two city streets. The interurban men refuse to disclose details until they present the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Traction Company
Board of Works
Lew ‘Wallace, Jr
Democratic state committee sets district meetings for chairmen
The Democratic State Committee picks January 2 for district meetings to elect district chairmen and a January Indianapolis meeting to reorganize the committee. Chairman Martin and Secretary Flankins will retire at year end. Ex-Mayor Taggart remains a likely, though reluctant, candidate for national chairman. Miers is expected to be renominated by Democrats in district 2, with no strong challenge. Eph Inman and Cy Davis are discussed but not in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Committee
Indianapolis
Martin
Flankins
Taggart
National Democratic Committee
Jones
Bryan
Miers
Eph Inman
Davies County
Cy Davis
Greene County
Davis
Greencastle Putnam County Court House Revered Local Landmark
A nostalgic Greencastle reflection recalls Putnam County’s famed court house and DePauw University. The piece praises the city’s blend of college life and civic history, noting professors, lectures, campuses, and the old town landmarks amid memories of the university era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Putnam County
J. P. Dr. John
Wr. de Motte
Fern
Mount Meridian
McClean Springs
Sons of DePauw
Coffee Importer Endorses Postum Cereal Coffee for Health
A leading coffee importer, who asked to remain anonymous, says he quit traditional coffee a year ago due to health issues and now uses Postum Cereal Food Coffee with cream and sugar. He notes significant health improvement and cites Florida travel reliance on his own supply. He warns against under boiled Postum which loses flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Florida
Postum
Mice Implicate The Saloon Heist In C I Cago
In C I Cago on November 28 five mice were blamed for a series of thefts at Stephen Szerpetanski's saloon. A till loss of 43 dollars plus 20 dollars later led to an investigation. A green ball under the ice box held 644 dollars, of which 143 dollars were torn to pieces. the remaining notes were intact. The five mice were released after being found at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.i
Cago
Stephen Szerpetanski
Oldest Groom to Wed 29-Year-Old in Valparaiso Wedding
Sylvester Attwood, 74, plans to marry Ida Marquardt, 29, in Valparaiso January 15. Attwood, a traveling seller of masonic diplomas, has had two prior marriages and just returned from a 17 state wagon tour. The couple will live in New York after their wedding and say the match is not for money.
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Valparaiso
New York
Ida Marquardt
Attwood
Tie
Chicago
Miss Marquardt
Indiana Ave
Sol. C. Moss
Mr. Attwood
Miss Alarquardt
J. J. Marquardt
Miss Marquard
Transfer Case Decided by Judge Allen on Vehicle Licenses
Judge Allen of client court rules Hogan transfer company cannot be compelled to pay two vehicle licenses. One license issued under an ordinance of Tassy and another under an ordinance of TSH. Decision reversed or appealed from police court.
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Allen
Hogan Transfer Company
Tassy
TSH
Police Court
Pat Moran Saloonkeeper's Estate Seeks Settlement
An estate valued at $30,000 is tied to Pat Moran a saloonkeeper who died recently leaving about $6,000 net. Moran a bachelor reportedly accumulated wealth in about one year from his saloon business and at times kept thousands in his room. He loaned $20,000 of his capital.
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Pat” Moran
West and
Washington Sts
Cured Piles Claim From Pyramid Pile Cure Ad
Mr. Phil Owens of South Omaha writes of being cured after two years of itching and protruding piles by a single 30 cent package of Pyramid Pile Cure purchased from local druggists. Ad copy mentions a little book titled Piles Cofisee and Core and Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.
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Phil Owens
South Omaha
Gale
Pyramid Drug’ Co
Marahiall
Mich
Woman Sues Big Four Rail for Damages After Husband’s Death
Theresa JT Herman sues the Big Four for 310000 over the death of her husband Valentine Herman. He was leading a cow across Massachusetts avenue when a rope tied to the animal wrapped around his body and was dragged under an engine when the rope snagged between the tracks.
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Theresa
Herman
Big Four Railrooad Company
Valentine Herman
Big Four
Massachusetts Ave
Irish envoys plan Pittsburg talk and Indiana league branch
John KE Redmond P A Mellagh and Thomas O'Donnell, Irish envoys, head to Pittsburg to speak at a meeting. They tour city attractions on Wednesday and steps to form a United Irish League branch in Indianapolis. The Indiana union of literary clubs program committee meets Saturday in Indianapolis to prepare for a May Valparaiso gathering. Many entries are being made for the poultry show at Tomlinson Hall next week, with poultry on exhibition valued in the thousands.
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John KE. Redmond
P. A. Mellagh
Thomas O'Donnell
Pittsburg
United Irish League
Indiananolis
UPNI
Indiana Union of Literary Clubs
Valparaiso
Tomlinson Hall
Cure Cold in One Day With Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes refunds if the remedy fails and features ER W Grove's signature on each box.
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ER. W. Grove
Thia
Mme Emma Eames Praises New York Central Trains
Mme Humes says she arrived yesterday after a delightful trip on the New York Central. She notes a never before seen Judson at this season, with changing foliage and varied river scenes that made travel fatigue vanish.
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Mme
Emma Eames
NEW York Central
Mme. Humes
Judson
Alpany “Press-Knickerbocker-isxpress
Judge Eats California Prunes on a Fast New York Central Rail
The piece humorously credits George H. Daniels of the New York Central with making a railroad greater by pruning a system and driving both train and prune to record times. It notes the odd idea of prunes stretching from New York to Albany on a lightning express while teasing the details of locomotive jargon and railroad speed.
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George H. Daniels
New York Central
California
Poughkeensie
Albany
New York
Buffalo
Mr. Daniels
Dainty Dames Set Wonderland Bazaar With 14 Booths
Carpenters remodel Cyclorama for Elks bazaar next week featuring 14 booths selling assorted goods. Mrs. Leo Meyer leads the doll booth with 14 assistants. other booths include flowers, candy, linen, cigars, New England dishes, ice cream, tobacco, fish pond, wheel of fortune, furniture, gypsy fortune tellers and mock police court led by Mrs. Rush Bronson as Miss Justice.
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Cyclorama
Leo Meyer
Dora Feibleman
Frank Davey
Fred Shepard
Alphia Hanson
J. S. Clark
East Booth
New England
George Coulter
J. Bumbarger
John Mullaly
J. F. Quigley
Thomas Barrett
James Hammerslager
Edward Laurbert
Rush Bronson
Miss Justice
Mullally
Indiana Deaths Reflect Local Losses Across Knox Macy and Columbus
George W. Salvery, 73, of Knox, is listed among Indiana deaths. Archibald F. Thompson, with a $1 value noted, is connected to Columbus. Delbert Cooper, recently returned from Manila, died in Macy, reflecting regional obituary notices.
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George W. Salvery
Knox
Archibald F. Thompson
Columbus
Delbert Cooper
Manila
Macy
Off Sale Musical Instruments and Chicago Return Tickets
Varlon and Lennox offer tickets from 59 East Market Street to Chicago for National Live Stock Show travel, with return fare seven dollars via Monon Route. Tickets sold on December 2, 4, and 6. final return via Monon trains from Forty-seventh Street within five minutes of Union Stock Yards. Henry Karstadt advertises dyeing and cleaning services at 228 Massachusetts Avenue and 115 North Historical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varlon & Lennox
E. Market St
Himit Dee
All Monon
Forty-seventh St
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Nurse's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy Ad
Teething relief advertised for children claiming to soothe gums ease pain cure wind colic and diarrhoea. Priced at twenty five cents a bottle. Also mentions D and W Railway sleeping and chair cars to Springfield and a high grade cigar sold at first class drug stores. W Kriel distributor.
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General Worth
W. Kriel
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Capitol St
Washington
Ella Sanders
Fox
H. F. Yeomans
Champlain Ave
J. H
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Jowman
Jessie St
San Francisco
Moses Leece
Gilman, Cole
Jaye
Chariton
Sterling Remedy Co
N. Y
Colomiba
Ind
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DePauwversity
Butnam County
William Jennings Bryan
Sunset Hill
City
Col
Sylvester
Miss Ida
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Sylvester Attwood
Hudson River
Ious
Judge
Elks’ Wonderland
Indiana
Cubrine
Henry Karstadt
Brill Dyeing and Cleaning Co
Mass.ave
N. Hist
Monon
Bretzman
Illinois-st
Indiana Dental. College
S. W. Cor
Delaware and Chiosis
Schulier’s
Meridian St
Springfield, NL
Wilhite & Holloway
Fotografers
Pennsylvania
Denison Hotel
the Saks Stores
Zac
Phere
Sporting Goods
Saks & Company
Washington and
Pennsylvania Streets
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