Taft era bills pass House and canal amendment urged
Congressional action highlights include the legislative executive and judicial bill advancing with a court funding provision through March 4 1913 and a naval appropriation of 15 million plus ships. Senator Penrose counters a Rockefeller campaign fund claim as battleship and treaty issues unfold.
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Personal Anna Held Granted Interlocutory Divorce Decree
Anna Held was granted an interlocutory decree of divorce from Florenz Ziegfeld Jr by a Supreme Court order signed by Justice Amend. Several young women were banned as co-respondents by Miss Held. Col H O S Heistand was ordered to duty at the war department as principal assistant to Adjt Gen Andrews, having been intended for Chicago. Mme Helene Dorovant, linked to a Russian count, was badly injured in a Baltimore automobile crash. John Jacob Astor V is said to be the era’s most expensive baby. Dr Edwin Bradford Cragin, tied to Mrs Madeleine Force Astor, is rumored to be earning $1000 daily for attendance on mother and child.
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Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr
Supreme Court
Justice Amend
Miss Held
H. O. S. Heistand
Adjutant-General's Department
War Department
Adjt
Andrews
Col. Heistand
Chicago
Central Division
Mme
Helene D'Orrovant
Washington
Baltimore
John Jacob Astor VE
Edwin Bradford Cragin
Madeleine Force Astor
State Board
State” Board of Agriculture
Thi Ty-Elehth Street
Ae Anapolia
Charley Downing
State Board of Agriculture
Thirty Eighth
Indiana
Indianapolis Park Board
Park Board
Tims
Central Avenue
Monon Railroad
Fair Ground
P H. B. Barnard
State Food and Drug Commissioner
City Council of
Barnard
Indianapolis
Booths Testament Read By Salvation Army Leaders
In London a reading of General Booths testament entrusted to the Solicitor 22 years ago named W Bramwell Booth as successor. Nearby in Nicaragua a large garrison of 500 Leon troops were massacred by insurgents under General Mena after surrender. 70 escaped. A Tilbury dock clash between union and non union laborers left hundreds wounded as police restored order.
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London
General Booth
W. Bramwell Booth
Ihim
Leon
Managua
Mena
Tilbury Dock
Londond
England
Indiana Wesleyan Conference names officers and stations
The Indiana Wesleyan Methodist conference in Fairmount elected leaders for the coming year led by President Rev. T. P. Baker of Marion and Vice President Rev. J. J. Coleman of Marion. The stationing list assigns pastors to Albion to Waveland with detailed postings across towns and districts.
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J. J. Coleman
Marion
Indianapolis
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Fairmount
T. P. Baker
Francis R. Eddy
Boxley
J. B. Smiley
T. P. Haker
Marlow
Jacob Nester
Arlington
Auren Turner
C. M. Moore
G. W. Smith
W. H. Kennedy
Albion
L. B. Bears
Amboy
J. G. Kennedy
Anderson
J. B. Smith
Blue River
Corona Jay
F. R. Eddy
Bryant
W. W. McMichael
Bluffton
A. A
Lydia Murphy
Nelson Street
S. E B. Baker
Mt. Etna
H. T. Hawkins
Mt. Zion
L. M. Carter
North Webster
Josephine Abright
Payne
J. L. Snider
Peru
T. J. Pierce
Plymouth
Lloyd Enyeart
Roseburg
Walter Jennings
Seybert
C. B. Niehart
Santa Fe
T. M
Aurta Bo
Colored Odd Fellows
Grand Lodges of
Household of
Math
Richmond
Grand
Patriarchs
R. H. Harper
John Stokes
Muncie
Omar Knox
Financial
Jones
Connersville
R ‘Haute
sHapinin
Popular Symbol of Value on a Washington Street Car
A cynical young man aboard a Washington street car mocks political figures after ads showing a new collar with Senate and House wings priced “Quarter size” and “Two for a quarter.” He remarks the gag reflects his view of some Congress members.
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National
Washington
Capitol
Senate
Beacons and Promises in a Princeton Tiger Note
A cryptic verse from a Princeton Tiger piece speaks of a dance and a plea for words to confirm presence. The message compares a loved one to 80 light and asks for a spoken sign to feel held in the arms.
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Princeton Tiger
Four Couples Attend Wedding Pretenses and Vows
A quirky note describes four couples at their weddings as they scrutinize each other’s virtues with imagined glasses that are discarded as the ceremonies begin.
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