Food Show Opens at Tomlinson Hall With Samples
The Industrial Exposition and Pure Food Show by the Retail Grocers Association opened Thursday evening at Tomlinson Hall. Local exhibitors filled the floor with samples and large crowds gathered as firms like Washburn Crosby, Polk Sanitary Milk, American Hominy, Rumford Baking Powder, Heinz, and Indianapolis Candy showcased products while a New York based Rounds orchestra provided music and Miss Gussie Lenshaw headlined a vocal program.
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Washhrn-Crosby Company
Minneapolis
Polk Sanitary Muk Company
American Hominy Company
Milanapolis
Rumford Baking Powder Company
Cora Manly
Booth of Heinz
A. M. Wells
Indianapolis Candy Company
Rounds Ladies’ Orchestra
New York
Gussie Lenshaw
Best Tracks Debate Raises Southside Transit Concerns
Indianapolis council committee will discuss whether the Indianapolis Union railway may lay extra tracks for the South Side belt line. Local opponents argue the plan burdens taxpayers, noting the Board of Public Works may have rushed approval without opposition input.
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Keene to Quit One Job as City Sanitarian Plans Retirement
Br. T. Victor Keene, city sanitarian, will retire from city service soon after the election. He already held two roles, serving as city sanitarian and superintendent of the new state laboratory, with a salary that now comes from the city. The Board of Public Health hopes to keep him until after the election to ensure a smooth transition and to select a new sanitarian the mayor finds acceptable.
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Br. T. Victor Keene
Dr. Keene
State Laboratory
Board of Public Health
Electton
Indiana Bankers Convene and Elect Officers in Muncie
Bankers gathered to conclude the Indiana Bankers Association convention amid formal adjournment. New officers elected include President Burn of Muncie and Vice Presidents Monahan and Smith of Indian, with Andrew Smith named secretary and Dehoginy treasurer. Executive committee members and new exexutive appointees were announced, and the group praised the convention and hospitality in the city.
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Andrew Smith
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Itwaad
Henry Teas
Eau
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Crawfordsville
Dann
Dyer
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Garertt
W. S. Huddlestein
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Warden
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Springer
Ellgarthtown
Garden
Valparatsa
Westervelt awarded dime daily damages in streetcar suit
Sarat Westervelt, 1 year old? awarded damages of 1 dollar per day for life in a suit against St. Louis Transit and United Railways for injuries from a streetcar collision. The case involved arguments over theatrical trusts, with Charles Bradford of the Bert-Helasco independent theatre group commenting on independence and support for a new theater project.
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BT. Louis
Sarat J. Westervelt
Mifo
St. Louis Transit
United Railways Company
Gialt
Indianapolis
Charles Bradford
Rhibert
Immense Subterranean Channel Discovered in Kentucky
A vast underground passage near Barren county Kentucky has been found and partially explored, with initial surveys noting a channel larger than any seen to date. Local authorities report one section already examined for seven miles.
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Bcnipps-Meat! Press Association
Louisville, Kyer
van Glaswew
Tuatellon
Barren County
Alice Leaves New York for Washington Under Cloud of Ill Health
Mornings after her departure from New York Alice M’Rae, reported by the Scripps press service, headed to Washington Friday. Home of Mrs. Dough Robinson noted she left promptly, with early health concerns cited and unclear details from the trip.
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New York
Scripps M'Rae Press Association
Washington
Dough Robinson
Piva
Dhorrimore Peelal
Sao Drttebien
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets touted for stomach relief
An ad extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe digesting aid that helps stymy indigestion from meals. It claims the pills contain natural peptones and glastase, strengthen the stomach, and cure dyspeptic conditions in men, women, and children without harsh drugs. It promotes wide availability and suggests a complete treatment for stomach troubles.
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Minny
Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Threats to quell Petersburg strike spark widespread fear
Reports from Scripps-Howard via the St. Petersburg dispatch say Troops and police threaten swift action if rioting erupts as crowds gather in the city. Officials warn any disorder will be met with force, while the general mood is uncertain about a broader uprising.
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Scripps-Awkaf Press Association
ST. Petersburg
Frida
Crepott
Banat
City News Briefs Outline Arrests and Local Events
In Marital, Marin arrested Williday Ritter at fagansport Thurso for alleged duplicity by bogey lund dualg. He was later moved to Marlon county jail. Other bank members cited. A grand jury action and a Northeast W.O4 meeting are noted. Mrs. Reddick home, details unclear. Oriental trip prize offered. Hebrew Syngogue event noted. The Fanciers association plans its sixth annual exhibition Feb 4 to 10 with liberal cash prizes and cups for classes with ten or more entries.
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Williday Ritter
Fagansport
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Mhisloner Stewart
Newen
Lorne
Marlon County
Thdtana
Tomlincon Hall
Boxing Bout Proves Fatal For Grover Muldoon
Grover Muldoon, 19, a student from an unidentified college, died Thursday afternoon at St Vincent's Hospital after a boxing bout Tuesday evening. The bout lasted about 30 minutes. Muldoon was described as extremely nervous, vomiting, and losing consciousness, remaining in that state until death. Deputy Coroner J. F. Robertson planned an investigation.
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J. F. Robertson
Fridas
Foraker Replies To Taft on Rate Making Question
Senator Foraker released a reply to Secretary Taft's Akron speech focusing on rate making. He argues abuses are tied to federal district court powers and calls for a law amendment to expand authority. His physician ordered him to pause further participation in Ohio campaign activities for the time being.
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Senate
Grover Cleveland Heads Westward Through Chicago
President Grover Cleveland arrived in Chicago en route to Nebraska City to attend a memorial event honoring J Sterling Morton. He traveled with Adlai Storeragn Morton Paul Morton Pauline Morton and Wirt Morton among a large party of prominent men and families. The journey resumed Friday afternoon with a large entourage and several national figures present.
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Hood
Pacific Coast Travel Rates From Chicago Advertised
A historical notice advertises $33.00 fares to the Pacific Coast via multiple lines from Chicago, valid Sept 18 to Oct 1, with routes through San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle, and Tacoma. Mentions low rates to Helena and Butte, daily conductor tours to Pullman sleeping cars to western cities, with double berth $7.20. Details via General Agent Joan N. M. Breese in Cincinnati.
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