Dental crowns and bridges offered at uniform price in Indianapolis
During this month I will take orders and place in my regular 36 gold crowns and bridges for four dollars. These crowns and bridges use 22 karat gold, priced at 86. Each crown counts as four dollars and each tooth bridged requires a crown. Front teeth can be bridged with one crown. two or more teeth require two crowns. This is the dental college price for student-made crowns. It’s a business opportunity to build future customer base among Indianapolis residents missing teeth.
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Dental College
Indianapolis
Hains Divorce Papers To Be Filed In Boston
Boston Oct 5 The divorce suit of Mrs Claudia Libbey Hains against Capt Peter Hains charged with the murder of William H Annis in New York will be filed today The papers seek divorce custody of two children counsel fees and alimony for the wife and children per attorney Frederick L Norton of Boston
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Boston
Claudia Libbey Hains
Peter ©. Hains
William H. Annis
New York
Frederick L. Norton
Sfrs. Hains
Four Boys Confess to Stealing Horses in Fort Wayne
Four boys aged 12 to 15 from Fort Wayne confess to stealing a horse and buggy from Fred Peters, and claim five similar thefts in three months. The suspects Oscar Ormsby Oscar Watford Joseph Stevens and Clarence Deahl will likely be turned over to the juvenile court.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Fred Peters
Oscar Ormsby
Oscar Watford
Joseph Stevens
Clarence Deahl
Nominee Sherman In Town A Few Minutes
James Schoolcraft Sherman, Republican vice presidential nominee, visited Indianapolis briefly on Monday. He was at Union Station around ten o clock en route from Terre Haute to Muncie, stopping to change locomotive and crew. He was announced to speak at Anderson, Wabash, and Elkhart in addition to the Muncie afternoon appearance.
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Iidianapolis
Union Station
Muncie
Terre Haute
Sherman
Sperk
Anderson, Wabash
Elkhart
Blackburns CascaRoyal Pilly Pill a Tasteless Constipation Remedy
A long claim describes Blackburns CascaRoyal Pilly pills as a superior tasteless bowel remedy. Patented by S Robert Blackburn of Dayitt Ohio after combining machines to stimulate stomach and intestines. Sold in 10c and 5c packages through druggists.
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S. Robert Blackburn
Dayitt
Ohio
Blackburn
Democratic Leaders Energized by Indianapolis Conference
Democratic state candidates and leaders met in Indianapolis Sunday, gaining confidence from positive reports. Thomas R. Marshall, slightly hoarse yet in good shape, planned a vigorous week with a series of speeches across Tippecanoe county and neighboring towns, indicating broad party outreach and rising support.
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Indianapolis
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
Liberty
Connersville
Tippecanoe County
Bluffton
Hartford City
Knightstown
Elwood
Delphi
Tipton
Medaryville
Winamac
United Effort
Democratic Party
Aged Woman Found Dead in Room on Ohio Street
Mrs. Louisa Rascoe, 8, boarded with Mrs. Hilderbrand at 1518 East Ohio Street, was found dead in her room at 10 o’clock this morning. Authorities think she accidentally turned on the gas.
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Louisa Rascoe
Hilderbrand
Ohio Street
McGraw Promises Giants Pennant Bid After Pirates Loss
NEW YORK Oct 5 Manager John J McGraw of the Giants said after Chicago defeated Pittsburgh that they will win the pennant. He declared Chicago killed two birds by beating Pittsburgh and that the directors should award the disputed game to New York. He vowed to beat the Cubs and warned of a possible playoff in Chicago.
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New York
John J McGraw
Giants
Pirates
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cubs
Boston
First Church Opens Door in Beech Grove Suburb
Beech Grove, an industrial town on the Big Four, opened its first church with dedicatory services. The Church of the Blessed Sacrament was dedicated by Rev. Francis H. Gaviak. Over 50 Indianapolis attendees arrived by special train. Father Peter Killian will oversee the new church which combines parochial residence and worship space in a three story building with plans for a future church on adjacent property.
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Beech Grove
Saacrament
Francis H. Gaviak
Indianapolis
Peter Killian
Leisure Hour Classes Open for the Season
The fall term of the Leisure Hour classes of the Social Institute began Monday and will run until December 11. Classes listed include German astronomy nature study Spanish history French Latin literature the classics art and a school of physical culture and expression.
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Social Institute
N. Meridian Street
Soldier not fatally injured after head wound
Louis Miller of Fort Benjamin Harrison was found on Senate Avenue and Washington Street with a head injury. Police report the skull is not fractured and Miller is out of danger at City hospital. He likely fell and struck his head, causing a scalp wound.
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Louis Miller
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Senate Avenue
Washington Street
Milter
Jones Re elected Head of the Equity Society
Evansville Ind Oct 5 The Indiana branch of the American Society of Equity re elected J B E Jones of Mount Vernon president A P Hines vice president and Charles E Speer secretary treasurer G M Wallrath of Marion county was named a delegate to the national convention
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Diana Branch
American Society of Equity
J. BE. Jones
Mount Vernon
A. P. Hines
Charles E. Speer
G. M. Wallrath
Marion County
Steals 10 Keep Young Wife in His Own Home
Frank Staley a carpet-house employee and collector was arrested by Detective Manning for allegedly embezzling 20 dollars from Albert Gall's carpet house. He had lived at 824 Nelson Street, married to a young wife and used the funds to support her in a new home after being out of work.
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Therese Berchier
Alfred Lauterbach
New York
Young Lauterbach
Frank Staley
Manning
Albert Gall
Staley
Nelson Street
Carpet House
Militiaman Accused Of Cruel Assault On Watchman
Pearl Henninger a mysterious Indiana National Guard soldier was arrested Sunday for allegedly assaulting Elijah Howell an aged watchman guarding a newly laid cement sidewalk Howell suffered a broken leg Henninger was in camp at Ft Benjamin Harrison at the time the identity of the soldier was initially unknown
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Pearl Henninger
Elijah Howell
Henninger
Indiana National Guard
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Howell
Cue Expert Start in Billiard Tourney
The billiard tournament at the Board of Trade parlors opens tonight with Nus hauim and Resener as contenders. The week’s lineup includes Thornton versus Dark on Tuesday, MacCleary versus Holmes on Wednesday, Buskirk versus Gaunt on Thursday, and Sandis versus Sands on Friday.
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Board of Trade
Nushauim and
Resener
Thornton
Dark
MacCleary
Holmes
Buskirk
Gaunt
Sandis
Sands
Three badly wounded in New York taxi strike riot
In New York on October 4 violence flared as strikebreakers provoked strife with taxicab workers. A special policeman Mahoney shot into a crowd wounding 11 year old Charles Fitzsimmons who died later at Roosevelt Hospital. Others, Arthur Sanders and driver Alexander Schenck, were injured or beaten.
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New York
Mahoney
Fitzsimmons
Burt
W. Forty-seventh Street
Arthur Sanders
Roosevelt Hospital
Alexander Schenck
New York Hospital
Om Kippur Prayer and Fasting Day Observed in Cincinnati
Jewish residents of Indianapolis began observances of the Day of Atonement with special services in Cincinnati synagogues Sunday night. The holy period from Sunday evening to Monday is a major Jewish festival with fasting and abstention from daily routines. Memorial services for the dead were held at initiatory services, honoring congregational members and notable figures in letters, arts, and sciences who died in the past year.
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Cinccinnati
Indianapolis
Four Contenders for Grand Outer Guard in K P Lodge
Four prominent Knights of Pythias vie for the grand outer guard title at the grand lodge annual meeting. Aspirants are John W. Gaither New Albany H A Haas Peru Robert Miller Bloomington and Robert A Brown Indianapolis. Gaither lost by 17 votes last year. Grand lodge session Tuesday and Wednesday with Pythian Sisters starting Thursday.
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Grand Outer Guard
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge of the Pythian Order
John W. Gaither
New Albany
H. A. Haas
Peru
Robert Miller
Bloomington
Robert A. Brown
Indianapolis
Gaither
Grand Lodge
Pythian Sisters
Wunderhose for men silk thread half hose sale
Men's imported pure silk thread black half hose in a sale setting. Note mentions two-thread combed Egyptian yarn reinforced at heels and toes with linen sanitary dye and white feet. Four pairs per box at a discount from regular price.
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Regilar
Indiana News Briefs Gathered From Several Cities
IN OUR STATE EVANSVILLE Patrolman John Stark probably fatally wounded William Crosby a colored man who resisted arrest SOUTH BEND Edna Bergman a servant saved the infant child of Mr and Mrs John Ribb from burning to death when the home caught fire FRIENDSWOOD Joel Jessup 78 farmer and dairyman died suddenly Sunday KNIGHTSTOWN William N Bell 72 formerly in the hardware business is dead BEDFORD Wallace Dye pawnbroker was killed by the accidental discharge of a revolver PERU National Whorestheif Detective association will hold its convention here this week beginning Tuesday
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Evansville
John Stark
William Crosby
South Bend
Edna Bergman
John Ribb
Peru
National Whorsethief Detective Association
Yankees End Season With Five Games In Four Days
Boston dispatch notes Elberfeldt's rejuvenated Yankees finishing the season with five games in four days. The Yankees face the Red Sox today and tomorrow, a doubleheader with the Senators in Washington on Wednesday, and a final meeting with Boston on Thursday marking the farewell contest for both clubs.
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Boston
Elberfeldt
Yankees
New York
Red Sox
Senators
Bostonne
Pastel Stolen Money Pasted To Employee's Feet
John Todd, an employee of the Central Hospital for the Insane, was arrested Sunday morning on a theft charge after Paul Glerke reported a robbery. Todd allegedly stuck the stolen money to the soles of his feet. Sergeant Barmfuhrer made the arrest.
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John Todd
Central Hospital For the Insane
Todd
Barmfuhrer
Paul Glerke
Missionary Talks at Social Institute
The Rev. W. F. Walker, a missionary in China for 83 years, will speak at the Social Institute rooms, 222 N. Meridian street, at 2 30 o'clock Monday afternoon, followed by a discussion with Prof. A C Short ridge.
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W. F. Walker
China
Peking
Teinsin
Social Institute
Meridian Street
A. C. Shortridge
Bronson to Meet Sullivan in Dayton Bout on Oct 16
Ray Bronson is slated to fight Brooklyn’s Tommy Sullivan at the Dayton club on October 16, replacing the previously announced opponent Harry Trendle. The pairing sets Bronson in a key local matchup with Sullivan at the Dayton venue.
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Ray Bronson
Brooklyn
Tommy Sullivan
Harry Trendle
Dayton
Zion Lutheran Church Silver Anniversary Observed
In Fort Wayne Indiana Zion Lutheran Church marked its 25th anniversary with fitting ceremonies yesterday. The congregation's present pastor is Rev Henry Luehr.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Zion Lutheran Church
Henry Luehr
Three Walkers Finish Dan OLeary Walk in Noblesville
Harry Dillon won the Dan OLeary walk to Noblesville on Sunday with Everett Gilmore second and Grove L Green third. The three finishers were the only participants and all earned prize money.
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Harry Dillon
Dan O'Leary
Noblesville
Everett Gilmore
Grove L. Green
Charles Richey Dies After Freight Car Injury
Charles Richey died Saturday at City hospital from injuries suffered Sept 20 when caught between freight car bumpers. He worked at the Stockyards and lived at 1538 Kappes Street.
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Charles Richey
Richey
Kappes Street
Fire damages barn belonging to C S OConnor
A barn owned by C S OConnor at 1414 Central Avenue was damaged by fire Sunday night with estimated losses of 300 dollars. The blaze origin is not known and authorities are investigating.
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C. S. O’connor
Central Avenue
Racing at New Orleans Crescent City meeting set Dec to Mar
Heaslip and Li garde of New Orleans arrive in Louisville and say Crescent City plans a race meeting from December 5 to March 20. They will confer with majority stockholders of the two tracks for New Orleans who likely will lease the tracks to Crescent City businessmen.
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New Orleans
Louisville
Sporting Editor Dead in San Francisco
Obituary notes Robert Asseton Smith longtime sporting editor of the San Francisco paper dies. Details remain sparse but he led coverage of local teams and events for decades. The newspaper community mourns the loss of a veteran sports voice.
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AN Francisco
Oct
Robert Asseton Smith
Mardi Gras Hatpin Injuries in Pittsburg Sequi Centennial
Reports from physicians say hundreds of men in Pittsburg suffered hatpin jabs during last week’s Mardi Gras celebrations for the sesqui centennial. Police had warned streets would be open at night and men were allowed to throw confetti and rub faces with ticklers, leading to many injuries as women defended themselves with hatpins.
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Pittsburg
Physicians Today
Hallow
Reserves Beat ABCs In City Championship Game Three
The Indianapolis Reserves defeated the A. B. C. team 13 to 3 at Northwestern Park yesterday, securing victory in the third game of the series for the city championship title.
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