Midnight Song Wakes Memories in Mooresville Man
Special to The Sun. John C. Day of Indianapolis reports the power of a midnight baritone. Joseph Barthes, a worker at the interurban powerhouse, sings nightly at his home while waiting for a car. Day, moved by memory, praised the singer and invited him to visit with travel funded.
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Mooresville
Ind
John C. Day
North Hinds Street
Indianapolis
Joseph Barthes
Barnes
Mr. Day
Women Entering Present Campaign and Suffrage View
Alexander G Cavins remarks at Beveridge keynote meeting note strong female turnout and interest in politics. He argues women voting would prompt quicker cleanup of politics and suggests pledging candidates to a short ballot with recall of city commissioners to concentrate responsibility and improve government.
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Alexander G. Cavins
James Bingham
Indiana
Beveridge
John Duncan
Reductions Worry Board of Works Over Assessments
The board of works received notice from the superior court that many assessments for the St. Paul street sewer were decreased by court appointed appraisers. The C H & D railway saw its charge cut from 2316.21 to 1737.21, Thomas Madden Sons & Co from 1490.18 to 1117.64, and National dry kiln from 1098.10 to 823.58. The city may cover the difference or let the contractor bear the loss. A similar Michigan street case is pending.
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Board of Works
Superior Court
St. Paul Street
C., H. & DY. Railway
C., H. & D.railway
Thomas Madden Sons & Co
Marion county agricultural institute meeting prizes announced
Prizes of farm products and culinary displays will be awarded by the Marion county agricultural horticultural and farm institute association at the statehouse. The program includes a 1:30 p m meeting in Room 12 with Rev W S Hordan speaking on Modern Theology and reminiscences from E J How land J N Cotton and Sylvester Johnson. D C Ofendler of Acton Ind is president and I F Richardson of 312 Burgess avenue Irvington is secretary.
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Marion County Argicultural, Horticultural and Farm Institute Association
Statehouse
W.S. Hordan
E. J. Howland
J. N. Cotton
Sylvester Johnson
D.C. of
Cardinal Vannutelli Arrives for Washington Visit
Over ten thousand Catholics greet Cardinal Vannutelli as he arrives in Washington to be hosted by the city clergy until Saturday. A White House reception with President Taft is planned for Friday followed by a sightseeing tour after lunch. Dinner for the cardinal is set for Thursday evening hosted by Manager Falconio.
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Washington
Cardinal Vannutelli
Pope Pius
Pontifical Party
Taft
White House
Falconio
Judge Bates urges test case on retaliatory Yeon in state suit
Judge Thomas Bates of Chicago a leading fire insurance man called on Governor Marshall Friday to see if the state would consent to a test case in the retaliatory Yeon matter in the state against New Ask.
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Thomas Bates
Chicago
Marshall
Treasury says surplus silver funds cover government needs
The United States Treasury reports about 20 million dollars in subsidiary silver in the general fund. Banks and stores have used silver coins for advertising and over the counter transactions, but the vault stock is ample. Mints at Denver and San Francisco now coin gold and Philadelphia will soon coin gold as demand for gold certificates rises.
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United States Treasury
Treasury
Denver
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Prison association delegates to meet Taft in White House
Washington Sept 29 The delegates to the American prison association and the International prison congress will be received at the White House Thursday afternoon by President Taft. The American opening begins Thursday night at the New Willard hotel auditorium. The international congress starts Saturday at the National Museum. Foreign delegates will attend the American association session. The U S government funds the conventions, acknowledging the expected benefits.
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Washington
American Prison Association
International Prison Congress
White House
Taft
New Willard Hotel
International Congress
National Museum
United States
Birmingham Breaks All Census Records
Birmingham Alabama dubbed the Pittsburg of the south as census figures show the city rising to 132,685 residents, up from 38,415 in the last census. The gain totals a 254.4 percent increase, marking a record for cities of 100000 or more.
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Washington
Birmingham
Ala
Pittsburg
Census Bureau
Paste Diamond Replaces Real Gem Case Brief
Osborne Goodall borrowed cash and gave a gold set as security. He received five phony diamonds back from Charles Hyde and later charged Hyde and Charles Newby with conspiring to substitute a paste diamond for the original. A suit seeks 250 dollars in damages.
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Osborne Goodall
Charles Hyde
Hyde
Charles Newby
Goodall
Newby
Peck Dillinder Prefers Jail on Installment Plan
Martinsville Indiana September 29 Peck Dillinder has the get away habit He also prefers to serve his jail sentences in installments Sheriff Marley and deputy attempted to arrest Peck on a blind tiger charge Wednesday but Peck eluded them after a sharp sprint He did the same thing last spring after having served about half a jail sentence on a similar charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Ind
Peck
Dillinder
Marley
Robbers slay farmer after house fire in Kentucky
In Cincinnati on September 29, Charles Wakefield, a wealthy Pleasant Ridge farmer, was found near his burned residence with his throat cut. He, still conscious, said robbers attacked him, set the house ablaze, gashed his throat, and left him for dead.
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Cincinnati
Charles Wakefield
Pleasant Ridge
Revival services continue at Home Presbyterian Church
Evangelistic meetings at Home Presbyterian Church draw growing crowds and will run nightly through October 6. L. I. Lindgren of Chicago leads the chorus as the congregation prepares a celebration of the Lord's Supper and reception of new members at the church.
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Home Presbyterian Church
L. I. Lindgren
Chicago
Atctha
Iesden
Auto duel on West Seventy second street in uptown parkway
Police hunt for a wounded man or woman after a dramatic automobile gun fight on West Seventy second street. A fashionably dressed woman and two men in one car faced a lone man in another after an argument over the woman. Shots were exchanged as cars fled and the man fired from a car while standing in its tonneau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Seventy-second Street
Educator and Son Bitten by Rabid Dog in Hammond
A state laboratory warning reached C. M. McDaniels superintendent of Hammond schools and his young son after a dog bit both. The dog’s head tested positive for hydrophobia. Dr J P Simonds hoped the warning would allow preventive Pasteur treatment before rabies fully developed.
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State Bacterialogical Laboratory
C. M. McDaniels
Hammond
Ind
J. P. Simonds
McDaniels
Pasteur
Steampipe Burst Kills Man in Orient Works
Sept 28 Pittsburg. A bursting steampipe in the Orient works of the H C Frick coke company at Orient Pa killed one man and injured two others. Jacob Foreman 37 was decapitated while Chauncer Shipley and Richard Adams suffered internal injuries with burns. A fellow worker risked his life to rescue the injured men as the engine room was wrecked.
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Pittsburg
Orient Works
H.C. Frick Coke Company
Orient
Jacob Foreman
Chauncer Shipley
Richard Adams
Shipley Rod Adams
Wanted ads crowd the page with varied trades and services
Classified notices seek two first class plumbers prefer non union, a bench carpenter rip sawyer and bill cutter, experienced circulation men for newspapers with salary, clothes cleaning at low prices, loans on watches and diamonds, paper hanging and painting with ten day rates, 500 envelopes printed, registered pharmacist for steady job, union barber shop, and a man for motorcycle ads.
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Craighead Plumbing & Electric CO
Fhe
Ripsawyer
Bill Cutter
Dynes Lumber CO
Monon
Sun
Washington St
Ba Anata
Sam Marcus
W. Pratt
Burton's
the Circle
Woo
Cousins
Virginia
Wred's
Fred's
Wred
Union
Death notices and funeral notices in Indianapolis
Amelia A Palmer widow of Marshall E Palmer dies at 1122 Ashland Ave aged 67 9 months funeral Friday 2 pm burial Crown Hill. Alonzo Dunn Nancy Baughman infant Leon Francis Voltz funeral 2 pm Friday. Various funeral directors listed. Wanted ads include barber trade Indian a telegraph college and railway mail clerks. Financial ad notes loans on chattels with weekly payments from 10 to 100 and up.
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Palmer
Ameliaa
Marshall
Big Falls
Minn
Marshall E. Palmer
Elmhurst
Frank G. Palmer
Crown Hill
Amelia A
Ashland Ave
Tazewell Va
Springfield
Alo
Dunn
Alonzo
Jackson
Mich
Frank Buckler
Kenwood Avenue
Baughman
Nancy
Bradshaw St
Olivet Baptist Church
Prospect St
Voltz
Leon Francis
Frank Voltz
South
Central Loan Ad And Real Estate Offers In Indianapolis
Advertising page notes Central Loan Association offers small loans secured by furniture watches diamonds and more with confidential service and easy terms. Also lists multiple real estate and misc sale items including two lots on Twenty ninth and Paris avenues, a residence with eight rooms and hardwoods, and assorted vehicles and services from car dealers to cleaners and dentists in Indianapolis.
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Paris Ave
M. J. Moore
Derth
F. G
Beech Grove
Chas. Noch
Wanted Rates For All Classifications
One cent per word each insertion six times for the price of five Contract rates on application Call either phone 1871 and our representative will call on you Death notices funeral notices boards of banks lodge notices church notices etc in the space of about six lines 25c each insertion No advertisements accepted for less than 10 cents The Sun reserves the right to reject any advertisement All errors will be corrected The Sun will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of an advertisement.
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Sun
Notice of Public Sale of Personal Property in Indianapolis
Frank Shellhouse announces a public sale at 105 N. Alabama St Indianapolis at 10 p.m. Oct 7 1910 to defray storage charges and satisfy his lien for care and storage. Items include crates, boxes, merchandise, machinery, and various goods from multiple named companies and individuals.
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Indianapolis
Hiss Place
Alabama St
W. S. Carver
Planett Lumber and Manufacturing Company
Albany Chronicle Company
Alya McConnell
Charles K. Mallary
Presto Lite Co
Eva Rice
A. Matter
W. Sallee Coal Sales Co
S. L. Vanhorn
A. I
Versa Metz
Jo R. Lindsey
Joseph Haas
Duplex Top Gear Co
H. S. Carpenter
Carroll Chemical Co
Harry Hagehorst
Hargraves Cloak Co
The
Automatic Vending Machine Company
Washboads Wishboard Company
American Color Company
W. F. Fowler
Irma Creager
Lot
Jennie Chastene
A. E. Drischel
Cordelia Tate
Monarch Specialty Company
J. C. Blue
Marx Manufacturing Company
Ase
United Industrial Company
G. P. McDermott & Co
G. F. McDermott & Co
Charles W. Heal
Frank Shellhouse
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Vannutelli
Treasury Department
Uncle Samis
America
Tutewiler & Son
Market
E. I. Gross
Prospect
Delaware
JOHNSON & _ HASSLER
Massachusetts Ave
Undertakers
George Herrmann
Undertaker
Delaware St
Whitsett
Titus & Hiley
Celvertakers
George Stigman CO
N. East St
K. Gundertakers
Renihan & Blackwell
W. Onio St
Flanner & Buchanan
Moler Barber College
Indiana Telegraph College
Frank Hoss
Savell
Ates
Indiana Dental College
Delaware and
Chiosts
Franklin Institute
Rochester
N. Y
Carpenter
DR. Brigham
Pennsylvania Street
Odd Fellows
Michigan
Srs
Michigan St
Emerson
J. Harry Roberts
East Market ST. Loan CO
LAW Bldg
B. Market St
Central Loan Association
State Life Building
East Washington Street
Indiana Mortgage Loan Company
Saeggegsaseegegsakessgysgs
Capitol Loar Co
E. Market
James
State Loan CO
Pennsylvania
Waah
D. H. Tolman
Pythian Building
Massachusetts
Ilinois St
Marion
Herbst
West North
Lyman Brothers
North
Louis Feller
East
Brightwood
Woodruff
Thompson Supply CO
JAS. R. Neff
Maryland
RISIE
Security Electric CO
South Meridian
West Pratt
Brush
Indiana Ave
Miller Oil and Supply Company
North Hiinois St. Polk’s
Terminal Loan CO
S. Darko
Bernd Bros. Wagon CO
Morris St
Shelby
Business Guide
Architects
Sheldon
Irvington
Madison Ave
Bath
North East
GEM Stag
Ohio
Houtses
Barth Ave
J. G. Brown Art Glass Works
Bird Store
Ohio Street
F. B. Caldwell
Peterson
Virginia Ave
Thompson
Halliday Supply CO
Massachusetts Avenue
Otto Formes
Muncie
P. O. Box 3
Howard's
Clayton
Meridian
Washington Sts
Brigham
Dreithaler & Martin
Earhart & Earhart
Dentists, Consolidated
Indiana Electrotype Co
Pear
Electrical Contracting
Aa Ae Na Advance Electrical Co
Wayne Are
Marion County
Emall
Jewelers
Capitol Jew
Pembroke Phone
Main
Hae Soon Jeweler
Carl L. Rost
N. Hinds At
Royal Laundry
Formes Light Co
Fie EK
Massage Palace
Dea
Illinois
Sae B. Falr
Acalan
Dhlla-Carson System
Cena
Alabama
Medical
DR. Miller
Illinois St
W. Magee & CO
Massaghsetta Ave
Truss
Photos
Pfluerger
Fomerly
Stephens Photo Supply Co
Floris E. Thomas
LE Lope PD Lpl
Hamilton Storage CO
Shank Furniture and Storage Coo
Austioneers
F. W. Huechter
D. P. Stire CO
Indianapolis Welding CO
Meridian St
News
Ben Hur Hotel
Magnolia
Uxtree
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