Sanatorium investment proven by discharge earnings
Dr AL Marnes superintendent of the Rhode Island State Sanatorium cites studies showing ex-patients in 1911 and 1912 earned $102,752 and $112,000 respectively. Applying these averages to all former patients suggests total income of about $551,000 over two years, exceeding maintenance costs at 4 percent. Barnes notes white tuberculosis cures are good investments and advanced cases could be even more so.
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AL. Marnes
Rhode Island State
Griss
Sil
Bernea
Orehan
Barnes
Finger print way tested on the warden
Michigan City reports the Indiana prison installs fingerprinting for inmate identification. Warden Edward J. Fogarty’s envelope test demonstrates fingerprint accuracy. Officers describe inked impressions and the method, aiming to catalog all convicts. An adjacent item notes a fatal and injuring interurban crash near Terre Haute.
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Michigan City
England
Edward J. Fogarty
Mr. Fogarty
Get Them Mixed and Accidents at Work
Washington April 25 Thomas A Crays a farmer and coal dealer will hereafter keep his dynamite caps in a separate pocket from his smoking tobacco He filled his pipe with tobacco and there was a loud explosion He had placed one of the caps in his pipe The pipe was blown to pieces and several plates were imbedded in his face and eyes He will lose one eye.
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Washington
Thomas A. Crays
New President Installed at DePauw University
George Richmond Grose was installed as the eleventh president of DePauw University in Greencastle on April 25. The ceremony drew 1,100 attendees, including Charles Warren Fairbanks, with bishops Hughes McConnell Walden and Moore assisting. The address highlighted the universitys historic ties to church leadership and public service.
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Greencastle
George Richmond Grose
DePauw University
Matthew Simpson
Lucien W. Berry
Daniel Curry
Thomas Bowman
Reuben Andrus
Alexander Martin
John P. D. John
Hillary Asbury Gobin
Eewin Holt Mughes
Francis J. McConnell
Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
Army and Navy
College of Liberal Arts
Methodist Church
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Edwin Hart Hughes
Francis John McConnell
John W. Walden
David Hastings Moore
van Denman Thompson
University
Indiana News In Brief Summary Of Local Notices
Brief notices from across Indiana report a farm house fire south of Plymouth with 1800 dollar loss and no insurance, liquor vote in Plymouth May 2, speeding arrest in Shelbyville, a plea by phone and 14.25 fee in Evansville, and an Indiana Presbytery meeting in Evansville with next session in Vincennes. Other items include Parker Anderson’s fined charges in Newcastle, a traveling artists exhibit in Connersville, death of Michael Murnan in Sugarcreek, and Ben Hur lodge fund recovery proposal in Columbus. In South Bend, a 73 year old husband’s stair trick leads to a divorce suit by his wife seeking 2000 alimony.
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Plymouth
Shelbyville
Harry Lang
Indianapolis
Evansville
Indiana Presbytery
Vincennes
Newcastle
Parker Anderson
Vernon Wink
Connersville
Carnegie Library
Greenfield
Michael Murnan
Sugar Creek
Columbus
Lodge of
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
South Bend
Herman Quass
Quass
Politica 19 A Good Game And A Promising Breakfast
A lighthearted note praises Politica 19 as a good game while critiquing business practices. It highlights Mrs. Austin's famous pancakes as a delicious wholesome breakfast and urges not to waste any day pursing grouches.
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Politica
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Benham
George Mutch
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Brazil
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Roe Oy
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the Centaur Company
York
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18Th Ave
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