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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1906

Page

7

Public sale of estate items by administrator

Notice to the public that the administrator of the John L. Miller estate will sell at the late residence in Jackson township Sullivan county Indiana on Thursday Jan 3 1907 at 10 am personal property not taken by the widow including cattle hogs buggy harness household goods farm implements and other articles Terms: cash for $5 or less or six months credit with a note secured by freehold security bearing 6 percent interest from date if unpaid at maturity and attorney’s fees

John L. Miller Jackson Township Sullivan County Indiana

Railway Ownership Opposes Federal Control, Harriman Says Impracticable

Union Pacific President Edward H. Harriman argues government ownership of transportation is impracticable and impossible. He advocates broad stock ownership and warns that congressional action would slow rail improvements and hinder urgent national development. He cites cost, patronage, and delayed facilities as risks of federal control.

Edward H. Harriman Union Pacific Railroad Twentieth Century Limited New York Elkhart Ind New York Herald Harriman Wall Street Mr. Herriman Mr. Harriman Chicago Congress

Hughes Story Reveals Governor Elect Hughes Wins The Bet

New York World reports Charles E. Hughes tells a self mock story on election day. A friend asks a Broadway bootblack who will win between Hearst and Hughes. The bootblack answers with a humorous mispronunciation suggesting Hughes has the best chance.

Hughes Charles HD. Hughes New York New York World Upper Broadway Tony Hearst Tinka

Manila Opens Phone Lines for Thousand Homes

About 1000 Manila residents will receive telephone service as lines are installed in homes. The project names Filipino women as the hello girls, aiding connections and inquiries.

Manila

Count de Castellane Becomes Head Waiter in New York

The poem notes Count de Castellane offered as head waiter in a New York restaurant. It contrasts past refined boulevards and chanson scenes with modern service as a brisk, glittering success born on the job according to James J. Montague in New York American.

Count de Castellane New York James J. Montague New York American

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Tan Ay Ae i Tamon Sullivan Hamilton Township Board of Commissioners Washington Street O. L. Springer William M. Miller I. H. Kalley Briggs B. F. Mauck Knott W. H. Hill, JR John T. Hays, Josh Beasley William Powell GEO. R. Dutton J.T. Akin THE Peoples State Bank Public Square Capital U. S Ben People's State Bank E. H. Harriman Union Pacific National Congress Club OF Sixfooters Perro Neigat University Hall Broadway One Hundred and Twentieth Street Barnard Clarence Moore Mabelle Swift Massachusetts Avenue Washington Senator Lodge Larz Andersons Walshes New York Press Bori F. M. Douthitt Clothier South Side Square Peoples’ Brewing Company G.N. Humphreys Scitiva Nvinprana Lindley Southside Square Douthitt Thos. Daugherty Roy Cowess P. L. Reid H. E. Dutton Ruddell Bros M. W. Usrey Oscar Rich New Lebanon Road Crowley Nice Plymouth Rock Harlan Allen Union Dr King W. L. Laurent Real Estate and Insurance Shelburn, Ind
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