Notable Political Fund Allegations Taint Lorimer Era
A Chicago Record-Herald editor cites Roger C Sullivan and others as possible contributors to a $100000 Lorimer corruption fund of 1905 before a Senate investigating committee. Other items include Hopkins’ claim of a $2500 offer to State Senator McCormick and calls for $10000 to entertain Admiral Togo after coronation festivities in London.
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Roger C. Sullivan
Wiinels
Conway
W. W. Kimball Plano Company
Weyerbacc
Herman H. Robbatt
Chicago Record-Herald
United States Senate
McCormick
William Lorimer
Senate
Washington
Albert J. Hopkins
Congress
Lorimer
Pinchot Matron Recovers From Appendectomy At Son’s Home
Mrs J W Pinchot of Washington and mother of Gifford Pinchot is recovering from an appendectomy performed at the home of her son Amon in New York. Former Senator Henry G Davis of West Virginia announces the engagement of his granddaughter Katherine Brown to Lieut Chester F Barnet of the Fifteenth Cavalry.
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Mra
J. W. Pinchot
Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Amon
New York
Henry Gaseaway Davis
West Virginia
Katherine Brown
Chester FP. Barnet
Fifteenth Cavalry
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Foreign Emperor William Dines Aboard U S Battleship
Emperor William was entertained at luncheon on the American battleship Loulalana by Admiral Badger, commander of the Atlantic fleet's second division. A thief snatched a handbag from Mrs Mary Scott Lord Harrison in Venice, Italy. she screamed and the thief was arrested.
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Emperor William
Loulalana
Badger
Mary Scott Lord Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Venice
Italy
Disturbed Police Officer Detains Music Student Over Disruption
Richmond Indiana police seize Aurele Horie the Earlham College music chief after a piano shop disturbance by Harris. Harris threatens resignation if Hebble is not discharged from the force. Fire at Goldreich junk yard and Tudor Packing destroys plants with losses around 14 000 to 28 000. A marriage near Lafayette questions if marriage is failure. Jalapa battle reenactment proposed in Wabash with 500 participants.
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Richmond
Ind
Harry Webble
Aurele Horrie
Earlham College
Hebble
Harris
Salooners urged to boycott him over liquor
Columbus police call him the wild man for intoxication and report a petition he circulated among local saloon-keepers asking them not to sell liquor. He finalized the campaign last night with every saloonkeeper in the city reportedly signing. A channel cat weighing 45 pounds and a few ounces was displayed by fisherman David Sanford in White River near Mineral Springs.
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Columbus
Aylor Ross
Hooks
Indo
David Sanford
Sanford
White River
Wheat Cutting in Whitley County Reported Early
Wheat cutting on June 20 in northern Whitley County drew notice as John Kourt of Columbia Township began harvest with the sound of the reaper. The county’s grain appears ten days to two weeks ahead of prior years and many farmers plan to begin in a few days, likely finishing before the Fourth of July.
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Whitley County
Columbia City
John Kourt
Columbia Township
Appoints Prison Doctor Walker to Lead Indiana Reform School
Jeffersonville doctor James H Walker of Henryville named chief physician at the Indiana reform atory by Major David C Peyton to succeed Dr H C Smith who resigns to become chief surgeon for American Rolling Mill Middletown Ohio Walker, born in Martin county, is a University of Louisville graduate, 42, married with two children The change will take effect in August Baby born with a tooth at Fiwood a newborn with a full tooth in the lower jaw was born to Mr and Mrs Jam Carpenter The tooth lacerated the tongue and pierced the upper gum when the mouth closed The tooth was extracted and the baby fed normally afterwards The father plans to mount the tooth as a watch charm
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Jeffersonville
James H. Walker
Henryville
Indiana
Peyton
Walker
Martin County
University of Louisville
Fiwood
Jam Carpenter
S Haggard Near Death in Indiana Soldiers' Home
Lafayette Indiana. William OS Haggard commandant of the Indiana state soldiers' home and former lieutenant governor is near death at the soldiers' home hospital after a ten week illness with an acute hernia and complications. Judge Hag Burd long a prominent Tippecanoe County figure is noted for statewide acquaintance. Bee Sting is Serious in Fort Wayne Mrs Elmer Heel of this city is seriously ill after a bee sting on her sleeve while tending an apiary. swelling covers her body and she will bed rest for several days. Speeds With Burning Car at Wabash Freight train eastbound struck a fire at Thisefty on arrival fire department extinguished the blaze. a car part was slightly biased. Much Married Couple in Broad City Frank of Airmneha and Martha Ate Pheata, both of this city, wed in a notable multi-marriage event marking the fourth marriage for Frank and the fifth for Martha.
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S. Haggard
Lafayette
William OS. Haggard
Indiana State Solidiers’ Home
Liemenant
Soldiers’ Home Hospital
Hagland
Hag Burd
Tippecanoe County
Fort Wayne
Elmer Hieel
Indiana News In Brief Highlights Local Events
Briefs report county votes and appointments including Joseph Hays selected to run the county poor farm in Jefferson Township starting September 7. Dollarhite sentenced to 2 to 21 years at Jeffersonville reformatory for fatal assault in Woodburn last winter. Sulphur Spring proposed as a fish hatchery site near Logansport. Emma Grauel wins divorce from Absalom under common law. Jonathan J. Hrodie sues Consolidated Indiana Coal for injuries from a mine incident. Teachers Migsen, Moore, Stults, and Alma McCrum plan a Europe trip from New York returning in September.
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Colinas Edwiard Dones
O of
Hope
Martho Tonew
Tipton Pie Board of County Commissioners
Joseph Hays
Jefferson Township
CW Middleton
Fort Wayne
Harrison Dollarhite
Jeffersonville
Dollarhite
Alfonso Blodgett
Blodgett
Woodburn
Ghia
St. Paul
George W. Miles
Logansport
Emma Grauel
Absalom Grauel
Plaints
Huntington
Migsen Dessie Moore
Cilla K. Stults
Alma McCrum
The Care of Milk and Cream
The article stresses careful handling of milk and cream to prevent spoilage. It covers cleanliness in milking, the importance of clean barns, removal of manure, and keeping utensils thoroughly clean to avoid contamination and spoilage.
Proper Dairy Hygiene and Milk Cooling Methods
Instructions on cleaning dairy utensils and preventing infection from leftover milk. Guidance covers washing with stiff brushes and detergents, cooling milk to 64F immediately, using aerators and coolers, and creating a dedicated milk house with troughs or barrels for rapid cooling. It warns against odors affecting dairy products and advises regular stirring of cream to prevent skin formation.
Purdue School of Agriculture Class Graduates 1911
Forty graduates from the Purdue School of Agriculture completed the program on June 14 1911. Of the group twenty going to farms, five seeking farm management roles, and ten entering college or experiment station work. About 76 percent plan practical agricultural careers. 25 percent pursue further academic or research paths. The class is seen as a strong group set to raise agricultural life across the state.
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Purdue University
School of Agriculture
Motoring Accessory: Leather Case for Women Drivers
A young woman who drives regularly adds a tan leather case worn like a pocketbook. It unfolds to reveal pockets with a chiffon veil, veil pin, compact mirrors, a bottle of smelling salts and a powder puff. A silk handkerchief sits at the center for discreet use.
Agricultural Notes on Tuberculosis and Orchard Spraying
The article discusses the distribution of tubercle bacilli in market butter and notes virulence lasting over five months. It outlines farm rotation as key to success, traces tuberculosis history to 460 B.C., and lists four animal types. It reports Purdue orchard spraying with lime sulfur and a New Way power sprayer as cost effective, plus hay weight data.
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Purdue
Objection Flows Over Car Talk In Curious Exchange
An odd exchange questions a quick car ride. The speaker refuses, citing a prior mishap in a motor car that caused damage and discomfort.
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