Local Gatherings and Legal Notices in Indianapolis Area
Local items note a rummage sale for rally day by the Dipperers, church services at Centenary M E and Second Baptist, and a funeral procession for several residents. A Jeffersonville court awarded Edward Hisey $5,000 against the S F Force Handle Co after a three day trial. Elizabeth Jackson sues for divorce from Andrew Jackson citing cruel treatment.
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Elizabeth Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Jane
Stoteenburg & Weathers
Edward Hisey
S. F. Force Handle Company
Jeffersonville
Death of Louie Erb in Louisville crime crisis
Louie Erb died last night at 9 o clock in Louisville city hospital from self inflicted throat wounds caused ten days earlier in a personal crisis. He had lived with his nephew at 417 State street and slashed his throat in a wash house on October 3. He was treated at St Edward the wounds later worsened and he died. He was 79, survived by a wife and son. Burial likely at Cave Hill cemetery.
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Louie Erb
Louisville City Hospital
Erb
Ossper Erb
State Street
St. Edward's Hospital
Dre. Sigman
City Court News in Brief
Sergeant Walte and Patrolman Truman were fined $11 each by City Judge Paris today after a run in with Dranke.
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Dranke
Walte
Truman
Paris
Notice of City Taxes Second Installment Due Date
Notice to City Taxpayers that the second installment of city taxes is due at the County Treasurer's office in the courthouse on or before Monday November 20. A ten percent penalty applies if not paid by the deadline. Franx Gaeex, Treasurer.
Robbery at Canter's Fruit Store on Pearl Street
Ernest J Canter's fruit store and Newsstand at 408 Pearl Street was robbed after 11 PM. Nearly $100 in cash stolen from a unlocked register and rear desk drawer after a large glass pane was smashed and the door opened. Police notified and investigating.
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Ernest J. Canter
Pearl Street
Canter
Local acquaintances noted in Corydon visitors list
Personal mentions list residents and visitors in the area. Misa Myrtle Abbott of Corydon visits here, several people ill or recovering, travelers returning from trips, plus domestic events including a marriage, a birth, a club gathering, and a funeral-related absence.
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Misa Myrtle Abbott
Corydon
Across Pacific Letters From George A Wells Shipboard
The second installment from George A Wells, wireless operator of the naval fleet, describes Honolulu mail delays, a stop at Auckland, and Neptune rites. The Minnesota delivers 114 bags of mail, Samoa is sighted, and the fleet faces fierce seas with 80 mph winds. The crew notes varied weather from Calms to gales and vivid tropical scenery, as they approach the 180th parallel and the South Sea winter.
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George A. Wells
Globe
Honolulu
Australia
Minnesota
Auckland
New Zland
San Francisco
Neptune
Samoa
Annapolis
United States Navy
Parang Sumoa
United States Atlantic
Pacific
Chia
Sud
South Sea
Grorce
Kearsaree
Mrs Chas E Smith Endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills
Mrs Chas E Smith of West Franklin Maine says she uses Dr King’s New Life Pills as a reliable family laxative. The painless purifiers are sold by Chas D Knoefel’s drug store for 25 cents.
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Chas. E. Smith
West Franklin
Maine
Republican Headquarters Opens at 131 East Spring Street
The Republican county central committee opens headquarters at 131 East Spring Street in the opera house block. It will be open daily and in the evenings through the campaign and voters are invited to visit at any time.
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Republican County Central Committee
East Spring Street
Opera Bourse
Notice to Subscribers for Tribune Delivery
Notice to subscribers of the New Albany Tribune asking readers to inform the Tribune Company if they are not receiving their paper regularly and promptly. Provides two Cumberland phones, home 228.
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New Albany Tribune
Tribune Company
Cumberland Fii
Rational Cure for Eczema
A claim that eczema is a skin disease not caused by the blood and can be cured by washing scratches and applying oil of Wintergreen in D. D. D Prescription. The ad asserts skin relief comes from a true skin cure and promotes the remedy sold by 8. Goner Drug Co. in Paarl and Spring streets.
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Goner Drog Co
Paarl and
Spring Streeta
Mid
New Albany
Ind
Taft Campaign Deepens in Indiana Labor Centers
Indiana Republicans map a labor outreach as Taft tours through Bedford Linton Terre Haute Sullivan Vincennes and Evansville then Brazil Lafayette Frankfort Kokomo Muncie Marion Anderson Shelbyville and Indianapolis to win labor support. Governor Hanly and Seth Low join the push with big rally plans while Democrats counter with Parker Williams and Marshall visits.
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Indianapolis
Taft
Indiana
Bedford
Linton
Terre Haute
Sullivan
Vincennes
Princeton
Evansville
Brazil
Lafayette
Frankfort
Kokomo
Muncie
Marion
Anderson
Shelbyville
Federation of Labor
Richmond
Fort Wayne
Goshen
Elkhart
South
Bend
Laporte
Michigan City
Hammond
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
James E. Watson
Vigo County
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Alton Parker
New York
Seth Low
Hanly
Republiican
Hoosier Elm DAR Organizes in Corydon Palace Site
Hoosier Elm Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution forms with eighteen charter members at the Corydon elm site where Indiana’s first constitution was adopted. Officers named include Regent Miss Kate Sackett and Vice Regent Mrs Clara M Ellis with a full slate of secretaries, historians, and program and by laws committees. Other charter members listed include Mrs W B Vook Mrs T G Van Hook and Maggie Griffis among others. Bleak mergingw for case 26 this af
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Hoosier Elm
Daughters of the American Revolution
Old Elm
Corydon
Indiana
Kate Sackett
Clara M. Ellis
W.O. Adams
Edw. Heller
Marcis Morrie
Lissie Pfrimmer
Political Notes and Campaign Scenes Across Indy Region
Reports describe Colored Lincoln League meetings at LaForce and West Seventh with speeches by Councilman Strack Jerry Washington and Wiley Perry. T. J Wilson to address Lincoln League tomorrow at 210 Pearl. A 250-person Democratic meeting at Maenuercher Hall featured George W. Peck and Cyrus B. Davis. Taft visit noted as Louisville detour. wagers on Watson and Marehall discussed. Also included are social notes on dining, housekeeping trends, and breakfast practices.
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Colored Lincoln League Club
Fifth Ward
Harry LaForce
Hildreth Street
Wiley Franklin
West Seventh
Ohio Street
George Strack
LaForce
Jerry Washington
Wiley Perry
Diamond
Fry
T. J Wilson
Corydon
Lincoln League
Pearl Street
Wilson
Thie City
Maenuercher Hall
George W. Peck
Wiscocein
How to Stretch Curtains for Longevity
To renew worn curtains lay a sheet on the floor and tack the most worn scallops with bank pins. Hang the remaining curtains as on stretchers for a uniform look. This method saves time and doubles wear life by avoiding pins that must be removed and replaced. Bank pins resist bending and are reusable.
Dictated Letters Escape From Evening Card Session
Mr Trueboy tells his wife he must dictate twenty six letters and returns to the club to play cards. He writes a garbled string “A bedefghiskimnopdyrs tuvwuryz,” claiming the letters are off his mind before dealing begins.
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Mr. Trueboy
Arnica Salve Endorsed for Sore Feet and Burns
Mr. W Stone of East Poland Mateo notes Backlen's Arnica Salve treats sore feet and heals burns cuts and abrasions. It is also described as suitable for piles and sold at Chas. D Knoefel's drag store for 250.
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Backlen
Mr. W Stone
East
Poland
Mateo
Soldander Guarantes
Chas. D Knoefel
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Tenth and Water Sts
Cumberland
Tia Daily Pearles
Official City Paper
Washington
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Kin Hubbard
Indianapolis News
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St. Mary's Cemetery
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Cumberland Telephone Company
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Frank W. Grossman
First Presbyterian Church
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Edward W. Fitzgerald
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Missouri
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St. Edward’s Hospital
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James Hubbert
St Louis
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Boone Denton
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Atlantic City
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Long Grover, Ky
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Belleville, Lil
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East Third
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May Hundlman
O O. McConnell
Beeler Street
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Weat Second Street
Jacob Speech
Wallace Fallenlove
Chicago
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Highland Country Club
George Dorn
Chartrea Street
George W. Taylor
Ekin Avenue
Silver Grove
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Hamilton A. Hymes
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Creedmont
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Temple
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French Lick
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Thomas M McCulloch
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John F. Ziegelbaur
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United States
Republican Headquarters
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Thomas R. Marshall
D.A.R
William Howard Taft
Souleville
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Watson
Tribune
Eport
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Marehall
Wateon
Stotsenburg
Weathers Attorneys AT Law
Heddon
Attorneys At Law
Reems
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E. Burnham
F. V. McCullough
Victor
CERF
Jewelry and Novelty Bazar
Pearl ST
Main
Pittsburg
W. VA
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E. T. Slider
Savings Department
Bams
Paul Reising Brewing Co
GEO. H. Devol
Main St
Comb
Ree Hing
Gallerina
Alexander Dowling
Pearl and
Market Streets
New Albany National Bank
Market Street
Spring St
Opera House
Hammersmith
Hous Peore
Peter Klerner
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