Gotham feeding frenzies from street booths to French eateries
New York City amid brisk menus and varied dining spots where 60,000 residents and 100,000 visitors eat out nightly. Booths near Battery Place feed 500 daily, with beans hash and coffee as staples. French restaurants offer 50 to 75 cent meals, while cake dairies lure office workers with cheap milk and cake. August Belmont and Vanderbuilt-era wealth animate the city’s gastronomy, with dinner for ten costing about $60 excluding wine.
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New York
Battery Place
Thatcher
Macy’s
August Belmont
France
Iter
Dennis
Thieves rifling freight cars and Elkhart notes
A wide array of Indiana items from Elkhart to Goshen and Marion surface. Thieves loot freight cars at Elkhart while plans for a new M E church and a soldiers’ monument unfold. Reports of accidents, crime, population shifts, and local industry progress fill the limb of regional news, with editorials on the Irish Companions and a mayoral touch in Goshen.
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Michigan
Frank Vantisbury
Rif & M
Eikart
Congressional
Marion
Lagrange
Richmond
Goshen
Valparaiso
Gainesville
Irish Companion
Fikbart
Gil_Kimmel
South Bend
Silas Portis
W. W. Casto
Terre Haute
Jesse Miller
Warsaw
Jesse Davis
Sconce
Vermillion County
Masonic
Crawfordsville
Michigan City
Joliet
Elgin
Vistula
Middleburg
Brimstone
Whitley
Adam Goetz
Danville
John Walker
Frank Spencer
Madison County
James Moorman
Grant County
Richmond County
North Carolina
Charles
Hadley Williams
Anthony
Dorsey Pursell
John Ward
John Alder
House of Correction
Plainfield
Logansport
Hanna’s Nation
Winchester
John Sowers
James Powers
City
Mr. Vernon
Nat Monroe
James Duckworth
Duckworth
Elijah Spencer
Charley Ross
Ross
Vincennes
Sugar Creek
Prof. Springer
Burlington
Crawfordsville Journal
George W. Levi
Rush County
Frank Nelson
Martha Shear
Levi
Nelson
New Ministers Appointments in City Churches
Dr. Gilbert of Meridian Street Church will be succeeded by Rev H A Cleveland, now in Philadelphia. Rev J F Woodruff will lead Ames Church and Rev William Telfer goes to California Street Church. Ray Whitsell heads to West Indianapolis. The piece urges doubt and promotes Warner's Log Cabin Liver Pills as safe and effective.
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Gilbert
Meridian-st. Church
H. A. Cleveland
Philadelphia
J. F.woodruff
Ames Church
William Telfer
California
Ray
Whitsell
Indianapolis
Warner
A Crying Need Milk Milk Inspector Advocates
A cattle herd near the city showed tuberculosis in a milch cow killed Monday. Post mortem revealed lungs in horrible condition. Doctors pressed for milk inspectors and animal dairy herd checks before milk is sold. Amusements note Thomas W. Keene's Richard III reception and future Hamlet, Park theater, Fete Baker at Park theater, and council inquest on the Mc Neal ordinance with mixed votes and a quiescent aldermen.
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Spector
I. L. Armstrong
Armstrong
Thomas W. Keene
Grand Opera House
Richard Is
Edwin Booth
Keene
Richard
George Learock
Henry
Earl of Richmond
Eugene Moore
Duke of Buckingham
Louise Pomeroy
Elizabeth
A. Baker
Duchess of York
Hamlet
Fete Baker
a_weak
Park Theater
Baker
Criminal Court Sentences For Theft and Release on Good Behavior
Judge Irvin sentenced John Oliver after a guilty plea in criminal court Tuesday for stealing $28 from William C. Wright to seven years in prison. Lulu Fred pleaded guilty to stealing $16 from a guest at the Pyle house and was released on commitment on promise of good behavior. Excursion tickets are advertised daily from Indianapolis toward Springfield Columbus Cleveland with return options and a ten day return window. GEO Butler serves as General Agent at 188 S. Minoisst for full information.
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Irvin
John Oliver
Wiliam C. Wright
Lulu Fred
Pyle House
Houte
Indianapolis
Springfield
Columbus
Cleveland
Geo Butler
S. Minoisst
City Markets Feature Wide Range of Provisions and Produce
City Markets and Tours advertise a broad menu of provisions for Sept 25 including smoked meats, hams, bacon, lard, sugars, coffee, cereals, and canned goods. Prices cover meats, dairy, produce, and household items with items like Fresh turkeys, apples, potatoes, lemons, and peaches listed alongside medicinal and chemical supplies.
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Tours
California
Sebnull & Krags
N. Y
Limburg
Kentucky
Market Notes on Grains and Livestock Prices
Receipts and prices across markets show mixed activity with wheat strong in some areas and dull in others. Quotations cover oats corn rye and tobacco among others with bids on call and futures for Sept Oct Dec and May, alongside hog cattle and sheep estimates and regional market contrasts.
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U. S
Indianapolis
Chicago
Etna
Navy
New York
Too Late to Classify at Bryant's Business College
Classified notice from a 1900s era page lists employment and rooming ads. Dining room girl and dishwasher wanted at 65 North Alabama Street with $1 per month rent. Unfurnished rooms for housekeeping at 33 Christian Avenue and 27 Po Sale laundry stove and a 3 size walnut bedstead at 147 Em.
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Bryant's Business College
Thorpe Block
North Alabama St
Christian Ave
Hosiery Focus From Crown To Toe Featured Today
A concise look at hosiery, covering styles, fabrics, and practical tips for every part of the leg. The piece emphasizes selection, durability, and comfort for daily wear.
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Council
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Dudley
Cal. Darnell
Finch
Swain
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Hicklin
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Sin
McNeal Company
Gsfer
Alaska
Columbia
Victor
H. W. Griest
PV Asted
White
Blackford
Care Sun
Lerry H. Baldwin
Austin
Ind
Orige
Stout
Indiana-ave
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Carrier
N. Del.st
Bingham & Walk
Sullivan’s Store
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Ang
Natuval
West Washington Street
Pennsylvania St
Cyclorama
W.G. Wasson
Telephone
Pennsylvania-st
Atlantic and Pacific Tea CO
Bates House
East Washington Street
Frank A. Blanchard
Pennsylvania Street
Ssia
M. Raschig
East
Washington Street
EH. H. Eldridge & CO
Alabama and
Maryland
Louis Reibold
H. Roll
Illinois Street
F. P. Smith &Co
N. Ilinoissi
Bert Gall
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