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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1912

Page

3

World Notes Touch on Politics and Trials in 1907

Attorney General Wickersham urges new powers to pursue cases against the United States Shoe Machinery Co and the coffee trust. Senate considers initiative referendum recall amendments and Bristow proposes constitutional changes. Campaign finances show Democrats spent $1.16 million to elect Wilson. Taft and Edison feature in industry news. Edison ruling questions motion picture patents. Other items include bribery verdicts in Ohio, shipwreck rumors, and a Turkish Bulgarian armistice protocol.

Wickersham United States Shoe Machinery Company Coffee Trust Senate United States Bristow Kansas Moe

Boxing notes and a Titanic survivor obituary mix in New York

Billy Papke taunts George Bernard in Paris for a middleweight title with a grand purse and ivory belt. Eddie McGoorty narrowly defeats Mike Gibbons at the Garden in New York in a ten round bout praised for pure boxing. Archibald Gracie Sr. dies in New York after recounting his Titanic escape as a miracle. Federated Democratic Clubs meet in Washington for their biennial gathering. Mrs Ethel Belmont laments Raymond Belmont’s disappearance from the Gosford Hotel in New York City indicating renewed worry.

Billy Papke George Bernard Paris Eddie McGoorty Oshkosh Wis Mike Gibbons St. Paul Col Archibald Gracie New York City Ethel Loraine Belmont Reymond Belmont Gosford New York West Thirty-fifth Street Raymond Morgan

New Officers Elected by Indiana Academy of Science

The Indiana Academy of Science met in Indianapolis electing Donaldson Bodine of Wabash College Crawfordsville as President with Severance Murray as Vice President and A J Bigney Moore s College as Secretary among other officers. The session featured H B Barnard's talk on water potability alongside papers on plant animal and mineral life. Seventy five members attended with discussions on farm loans and good roads plans for Indiana.

Carl H. Eigenmann Indiana University Arthur Henn Evansville Charles H. Wilson Brazil Atatrate San Juan Bigenmann Colombia A. L. Foley D. W. Jackson St. Louis Donaldson Bodine Wabash College Crawfordville Severance Hmurrage Indianapolis A. J. Bigney Moores Thn College Barnard Indiana M. E. Haggerty Amos W. Butler Indiana Board of State Charities William R. Allen Frank B. Wade Shortridge High School Academy Europe Gilbert Hendren Indiana State Building and Loan Department United States Taft Myron T. Herrick France Hendren Indiana Building and Loan Association Ambassador Herrick Indiana Building and Loan Associations

Ideal Ear of Corn Set for Indiana Show Premia

Indiana Corn Growers outline the ideal ear: cylindrical shape, circumference about ¾ length, 16 to 22 rows, kernels 6-16 inch wide by five-eighths inch long, uniform in size. Ears matching best win sweepstakes at the January state show. Researchers stress using tape line to select ears and advise early preparation for Purdue exhibit.

Indiana Corn Growers’ Association Chrissie Purdue

St Patrick’s Day Ball Looting Tale From Ireland

An anecdote from Lord Spencer’s tenure as viceroy of Ireland describes an open house for ball attendees. Guests allegedly helped themselves to food, including a stout lady who stuffed a fowl into a bag, provoking a quip about ham.

Lord Spencer Ireland Sir Alfred Turner

One of His Worst: A Preacher’s Daughter Becomes Sleuth

A Chicago Tribune remark notes a Methodist preacher’s daughter down south who tracked a purse thief and sent him to the penitentiary. The professor praises her as an M. E. sister with a vengeance.

Ace" Johnson Griter Chicago Lucile Cameron Johnson M. E Chicago Tribune

Hia Successor Quips About Seats in Front Row

A witty exchange reveals a father acknowledging his son has already taken his place in the front row, while denying any expectation of stepping into his retiring role. The remark hints at family succession dynamics and public display.

Hia

A Doctor's Sleep and Coffee Fatigue Link

A health note explains that bad digestion can cause insomnia and that caffeine in coffee and tea worsens nerves and stomach issues. It suggests switching to Postum as a caffeine free alternative and cites a Georgia physician praising relief and better sleep after stopping coffee.

Postum Wellville

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Washington National House of Representatives Democratic National Campaign Committee Woodrow Wilson National Rivers and Harbors Congress Robert W. Archbald Commerce Court U. S. Supreme Court Justice Day Union Pacific Railroad Company Southern Pacific Court of Appeals For District of Columbia Thomas A. Edison Charles P. Taft Clnelanati Republican Campaign Repubiican National Committee George K. Cetone Dayton Ohio Rouse Simmons Chiago Pentwater Mich Lincoln Trust Company LaFrance Copper Company Butte F. Augustus Heinze T. 8. Crotey Frank M. Ryan Herbert 8. Hockin International Association of Bridge and Structural’ Iron Workers Charles B. Ball Chicago Health Department Philadelphia Harvey Shaw Barbourton Akron Baldwin, Mich O. M. Arebach Harry W. Fisher Sloan Simpson Dallas Tex George P. Rockhold Simpson Cecil Lyon Texas James W. Beach Wanamaker Supreme Court Charles N. Goodnow National Reform Association Pittsburg New York Central Hoffman’s N. C Schenectady Richard Frayne Jacksonville Fla Servia Germany Austria Italy Berlin Federated Democratic Clubs State Food and Drug Commissioner Indiana Academy of Science Ronaldson Bodine Crawfordsville German _ house H. B. Barnard Food and Drug Commissioner W. B. Wilson Charles Haskell Henderson Tippecanoe County Lafayette George R. Durgan Wilson C. A. Kingaon Indiana Better Roads Association C. F. Hunt Histon Boston Madison Lagrange Muncie New Albany South Bend Michigan City Lawrenceburg Vincennes Bedford Richmond Terre Haute Portland Fowler Kokomo Fort Wayne Hammond Plymouth Hunt Indiana Treatees Indiana State Trustees’ Association Indiana Better Roads Convention Claypool Clarence A. Kenyon Indiana Food Roads Association John C. Becke Hammond P. C. Stineman North Grove Bright Dean Lm St Saya Doan Anypese IRN CO Buffalo PISO Piso Company Box E Warren, PA
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