Settlement Near in Telegraphers Strike Dispute
United Press reports rumors of a near settlement in the operators strike as Labor Commissioner Neil meets with President Small and O R T officials. Postal Company sues the Commercial Telegraphers Union in municipal court for 129 dollars in unpaid August telegram bills.
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Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Span of Life Increasing Says Wiley
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, chief of the bureau of chemistry, asserts that the average span of human life is rising. He cites improved social ethics and a return to mothers nursing their babies as key factors, noting that only pure certified cow’s milk should be used for infants, unless a doctor prescribes modification for fat and nutrients.
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Chicago man disputes cab fare at terminal station
F M Barnes of Chicago representing Western Theatrical Exchange rode a Denison cab, balked at a $1 fare, citing an 8 cent ordinance. After police review with Capt. Asch, Barnes paid 9 cents and bought $1 worth of cigars for officers, then went to the hotel in a second cab.
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Indianapolis Names In Gotham Visitors
Special to The Sea reports a list of Indiana residents seen in New York City this week. The names include Mr. and Mrs. Goulding, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Faiman, Miss Maxwell, Miss Routh, Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Hives, Mr. New, Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson, Miss Wilson, F. A. Pickerell, F. J. Rykes, J. R. Shearman, G. I. Dorsey, H. O. Douglass, H. A. Ennis, J. L. Geiger, E. D. Evans, F. H. Rayner, W. H. Albrecht Jr., Mrs. Paulus, Miss Moore, C. W. Zergier, and others from various Indiana cities.
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Goulding
Robert H. Thompson
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Hives
J. C. New
C. E. Stevenson
Wilson
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Kermit Roosevelt Joins Prairie Chickens Hunt in South Dakota
Special to The Sami HURON, 8. D., Sept. 7. Kermit Roosevelt with several Northwestern railroad youths hunted prairie chickens in Beadle county. They bagged 32 on the first day, then limited success. A game warden fined them for hunting without licenses. a chaperon proof spared them. They faced farm refusals before moving to Norwegian Lake for ducks and planned a continuation to Columbia seeking more game.
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Northwestern
Beadle County
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Columbia
Airship Eagle Arrives at State Fair for Monday Flight
The Eagle airship reaches the State Fair grounds and will fly Monday afternoon if weather cooperates. Opening day features Weber's concert, Indianapolis Military Band, livestock pavilion dedication by Gov Hanly, a parade, and multiple races including the Western Horseman stake.
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Old Man Ends Life in Shed Behind Home
Edward Rudolph aged 68 committed suicide Friday morning in a shed at 22 Hamilton Ave. He left a farewell note for friends and asked his son to kiss the baby. Preceded by loneliness and poor health, the act was found by Rudolf's son after forcing a window. The body was moved to the morgue after Police and officers were alerted.
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Hamilton Ave
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Brakeman George Frederick Killed in Cambridge City Accident
George E. Frederick, a brakeman from Indianapolis, was killed in an early morning train accident at Cambridge City, near Richmond, Indiana. The incident occurred today as the crew moved through the area. Frederick was identified by local officials and the railway company is investigating the cause.
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Richmond
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Tragic stabbing ends in death of son in St Louis home
Christian Kelly, 47, a clothing cutter, fatally stabbed his 20 year old son Christian at the family residence in St Louis on September 7. The killing occurred in the presence of the mother and sister during a family dispute over the son's habits. The elder Kelly was taken into custody.
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Angora goats thrive in Texas
Angora goats flourish in Texas as a Mohair factory planned for San Antonio aims to cost $100,000. Local breeders and mohair producers back the project amid rising demand and high interest from buyers eager to contract at 25 cents a pound. A South African buck imported two years ago for breeding underscores quality growth.
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Miller Writes to 20 000 Republicans
Charles W. Miller seeks the Republican gubernatorial nomination and has mailed 23 000 letters across northern Indiana urging support He declares he is not aligned with any faction and asks for replies to measure backing Senator A R Beardsley also touts Millers qualities and attainments as Miller plans to gauge returns The aggressive outreach is expected to spur other candidates to act and trigger new announcements soon.
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Woman Admits Borrowed Revolver in Indy Murder Case
In Brazil Indiana Mrs Rose Glasgo charged with her husband Edward Glasgo's murder confessed the revolver used was borrowed from Mort Hixson of Terre Haute and says her husband did the shooting She was bound over to the grand jury with no bail and pleaded not guilty before Justice Couch.
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Great Lusi tania sails on maiden Atlantic trip
London Sept 7 The great Lusitania, largest ship ever at sea, began its maiden voyage from Liverpool across the Atlantic in a race with the Lucania. The 790 foot liner reportedly carries notable passengers including Mrs Potter Palmer, Robert R Potter, George Peabody, Mr and Mrs Robert Goelet, Richard Croker Jr, Mrs Croker, Miss Croker, W P Thompson and Robert Balfour.
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Pittsburg Boy Arrested in Horse Theft Attempt
Tom Beran a 9 year old from Pittsburg tried to steal a horse owned by farmer John J Core near Flack ville Friday night. Core and a hired man heard him in a barn about 10 o clock and a 15 minute fight followed before Beran was overpowered and taken to Riverside park then handed to police.
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Famine Threatens Manchuria as Drought Hits Crops
Washington dispatch reports Manchuria faces famine this winter after a rainless wet season. Consul Fisher of Harbin notes record heat above 120 degrees since July and crop failures in wheat and barley. Beans may yield only 20 percent. Shantung also suffers severe conditions.
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Society and Personal Engagemen t Notices From Marion
Louisville couple announces engagement of Margaret King to Elmer L. McMillan formerly of Indianapolis with October wedding planned. Local society reports reveal numerous guests, visits, and dinners as friends and relatives travel among Marion Martinsville Rochester Detroit New York Chicago and other cities. continuous society notes conclude with a garbled trailing line.
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Shower and card party for September bride
Mrs Charles F Woerner hosted a miscellaneous shower and card party at her North Illinois street home Friday for Miss Bessie Baller who will marry in September. Helpers included Misses Carolyn Freda Woerner Joyce McMahan and Elizabeth Love. The home featured goldenrod decorations and guests presented Miss Baller with poems accompanying gifts.
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Mrs Rosenberg Hosts Dinner for Marguerite Birthday
Mrs George Rosenberg held a dinner Thursday evening at the House in the Woods to celebrate her daughter Miss Marguerite Rosenberg’s seventeenth birthday. Covers were laid for 12.
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Chafing-Dish Party Hosted by Miss Gutelina
Miss Margaret Gutelina entertained a small group of friends Friday evening at a chafing-dish luncheon at her home 8 N. Illinois street.
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Dugan Evening Musicale With Dancing at College Avenue
Mr and Mrs Thomas Dugan of College avenue entertained a company Thursday evening with a musicale. After the program came dancing.
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Mrs Dean Feted At English’s Opera House
Mrs Thomas C Hitt hosted a theater party at English’s opera house in honor of Mrs G A Dean of Little Rock Arkansas. Mrs Dean departed Friday morning for home. The old Missouri Harmony Singers meet Sunday at 3 30 at 616 N West St to celebrate the fifty first wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Smith. Miss Alice Shiel has gone to Wisconsin to join a house party. Mrs Thomas B Eastman returned from York Beach Maine after three months absence. Mrs Sarah McNew returned from Charlevoix Michigan and will leave soon for Europe. Myron C Leckner plans to go to Cambridge Massachusetts to resume his law studies. V J Alberta of BE Tenth M ger sucae Som Sage Kerkew.
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Sunday Religious Services Across Indianapolis
Multiple churches across Indianapolis announce Sunday services and events. Gideons meet at English hotel. All Saints Unitarian delays services due to Rev Weeks’ Boston trip. rabbis and pastors plan sermons on topics from morality to biblical parables. choirs perform at Central Christian and Third Christian. a joint Sunday schools meeting and a community lunch follow services. special sermons address law respect and Christian love.
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Earle Affinity Story Highlights Marital Struggles and Reform
Ferdinand Pinney Earle blames trench courtship for marital troubles in New York. Julia Kuttner, the affinity, recalls Mrs. Earle urged the union to restore harmony. Mrs. Earle seeks happiness, may remarry, and plans visits with their son, while criticizing U.S. marriage laws as impractical for true morality.
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Juvenile Court Authority Upheld Over Felony Cases
Judge McMaster of the superior court upheld the juvenile court by ruling against Edgar Tullis who remains in the workhouse after a juvenile court sentence. The decision reinforces juvenile court jurisdiction in cases where felony charges are involved, with appeals likely to the supreme court.
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Hearse Driver Laments Funerals and Drinks Court Rule
United Press reports in Chicago that Paul Bouk a hearse driver at his first funeral turned to strong drink to cope. He told Judge Clelland that most drivers drink after funerals the court gave him one month probation to test the claim and its implications.
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Barred from the schools over Morgan reference
Lexington Ky Sept 7 The Great Republic has been barred from public schools here due to alleged disrespect toward Gen Morgan a Confederate cavalry leader. M A Cassiday of the city schools notified publishers the book cannot be used until wording about Gen Morgan is changed. It is said the change will be made.
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Notice of liquor license hearing in Fourth Ward Center Township
John J. Yawley announces his intention to apply to the Marion county Board of Commissioners at the October 1907 term for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons for on premises consumption. The business location is 106 Brighton boulevard in Indianapolis Ward 4 Center Township Marion Indiana with a specified room size and property description.
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Mine Operators Fined for Missing Reports in Sullivan County
Terre Haute Sept 7 State Mining Inspector Epperson fined 33 Sullivan county mine operators for failure to file reports. Several mines have been closed due to poor conditions and noncompliance.
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