Roosevelt Gains Missouri Delegation In Republican Accord
Summary of national convention delegates as Roosevelt and Taft factions split the Missouri roll. Roosevelt, with Hadley after, gains eight seats. Taft six. Also notes Roosevelt campaign visit to Chicago and various political appointments and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Roosevelt
Missouri
Taft
Hadley
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Battle with Yaqui Indians near Limones Potrero Sonora
Foreign Eight Yaqui Indians were killed and many injured in a clash between 150 Yaqui and the Southern Pacific of Mexico work train crew between Limones and Potrero Sonora. A separate disaster reports 59 laborers burned to death in a barn fire near Tambov Russia on Count Orlorff Davydoff property. Sir Rufus Isaacs announced the Titanic inquiry ice warning was handed to him as director of White Star Line due to seriousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Limones
Potrero
Sonora
Tambov
Central
Russia
Orlorff Davydoff
Rufus Isaacs
J. Bruce Ismay
White Star Line
Congress tightens control on federal judges orders
Senate amends the appropriation bill to bar any single federal judge from enjoining or restraining the interstate commerce commission. The House also votes to investigate Judge Cornelius Hanford over a Seattle locality case and Taft requests 100000 pounds for Kodiak volcano relief. An Alaska legislative assembly bill is revised to drop an Alaska senate provision and set up a railroad commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Senate
Executive
Commission
House
Judiciary Committee
Seattle
Wash
Cornelius Hanford
Taft
Congress
Revenue Cutter Service
Kodiak
Alaska
Legislative Assembly
Senate Committee On Territories
Senate
Cuban rebellion to end in ten days pledged
President Gomez assures President Taft via Admiral Osterhaus now in Havana that the Cuban rebellion will be quelled within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomez
Taft
Osterhaus
Havana
Indiana Grain Dealers' Association Holds Tenth Annual Convention
The Indiana Grain Dealers' association met at the Indianapolis Board of Trade for its tenth annual convention. The first day featured remarks by President Charles A. Ashpaugh and secretary Charles B. Riley with treasurer Bert A. Boyd, committee reports, and talks by W. W. Alder, Bert A. Boyd, Charles S. Clark, and Charles C. Hoffman. A smoker followed with speakers Mayor Shank and Samuel M. Ralston among them.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
Bert A. Boyd
Charles S. Clark
Chicago
Charles C. Hoffman
Association
Board of Trade
Shank
Samuel M. Ralston
Lebanon
Charles A. Bookwalter
W. C. Culkins
Chamber of Commerce of
Cincinnati
Henry G. Bell
Middle West
E Martin Named Head of Indiana Children's Home Society
E Martin is named head as Indiana Children's Home Society elects officers at a MunkY YMCA Indianapolis meeting. The board plans selling Hadley and possibly Westfield properties to fund a new interurban line home near Indianapolis. Officers include J E Martin president and J L Duval among directors. board size reduced from 36 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Home Society of Indiana
Indianapolis
Hadley
Ind
Hendricks County
Westfield
J. E. Martin
Newton J. McGuire
J. W. Pryor
J. L. Duvall
W. N. Metzger
Augustus Jennings
J. L. Peetz
Mr. Peete
Charles W. Fairbanks
Arthur Jordan
Carl G. Fisher
Mord Carter
L. H. van Briggle
George E. Brewer
J. M. Markley
Philip Wilkinson
T. C. Dowe
F. F. James
Peetz
Only Two Food Law Violators In Indiana Last Month
Two Indiana food handling establishments were prosecuted and fined last month under state pure food laws. Quincy A. Vandegrift of Rochester was fined for misbranding soft drinks and Fritz & Son of Fairmount were convicted for a dirty slaughterhouse yard. May inspections totaled 1,173 with 14 excellent and 708 good ratings and 28 condemnations, including eleven slaughter houses for insanitary conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Pure Food and Drug Department
H. E. Barnard
State Board of Health
April
Barnard
Quincy A. Vandegrift
Rochester
Fritz & Son
Fairmount
Indiana Library association opposes state librarian school plan
The Indiana Library association committee at the state house opposes creating a state funded school for training librarians, saying there is no demand and $5,000 annual maintenance is unwise. It may back better librarian pay and endorsed a project to build a state library and scientific building to be dedicated in 1916. The committee includes members from Indiana University, Purdue, Gary, Wabash, and New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Library Association
State House
General Assembly
W. E. Jenkins
Indiana University
W. M. Hepburn
Purdue
E. L. Bailey
Gary
E. D. Henley
Wabash
Annette L. Clark
New Albany
Indiana Honors Deaf School Dedication Ceremony
The Indiana state school for the deaf was formally dedicated with Governor Marshall as chief speaker. Addressing the gathering were Charles A. Greathouse and Richard Otto Johnson. Rev. Arthur Norrig urged adoption of the one hand leaf alphabet in public schools. Henry B. Brown presented the institution to the governor who praised Johnson and called the dedication a milestone in Indiana's growth. The governor lauded the school as a miracle and praised Jesus Christ as the original Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State School For the Deaf
Marshall
Charles A. Greathouse
Richard Otto Johnson
Arthur Norrig
Parker
Indiana Association For the Deaf
Greathouse
Henry B. Brown
Valparaiso
Indiana
Johnson
God
Jesus Christ
Earth
Incorporation Filings for Bond Piano Co and South Side Pleasure Club
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state list Bond Piano company of Fort Wayne with capital stock of 100000 and names directors J A Bass A S Bond H W Bond 8S C Bond G M Leslie J M Barrett J M Kuhns C J Scheiman and W H Wiebkes. The South Side Pleasure Club of Indianapolis is listed as a social entity with no capital stock and directors H P Mueller C F Holtz H L Long Edward Whetstone and H H Muegge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Bond Piano Company
Fort Wayne
J. A. Bass
A. S. Bond
H. W. Bond
C. Bond
G. M. Leslie
J. M. Barrett
J. M. Kuhns
C. J. Scheiman
W. H. Wiebkes
South Side Pleasure Club
Indianapolis
Dairyman Denied Sanitation. Protest to State Officials
H. E. Barnard the state food and drug commissioner assigned Dr. J. A. Read to ensure dairyman Allen Fuller near Tipton meets sanitary standards after a state inspector ordered condemnation. Fuller replied by noting his large family history and limited customers arguing against the sanitation label.
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H. E. Barnard
J. A. Read
Tipton
Allen Fuller
Fuller
Mr. Barnard
Dr. Read
J. J. Herron
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
State Aid Saves 56 From Rabies
Fifty six people received free hydrophobia treatment under the state Pas teur law, per Dr. J. P. Simonds. Early cases used virus from a private maker, later supplied by the United States Public Health Service. In every case the treatment succeeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Simonds
Laboratory of Hygiene
State Board of Health
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Happenings Across Indiana Reported Crimes and Fortunes
The list covers incidents from Laporte to Allison with details of parolee John Fishback attacking a man and causing 42 wounds, Knox county fossils found, Goodman brothers arrested for disturbing services, Vermillion Traction Company filing Articles, a father locating a long lost daughter in St Louis, and church meetings in Anderson. Also notes Mills the pineapple king dies, a fatal train collision in Coffeyville, and multiple prosecutions and killings across cities including Columbus and Marion.
Marine Eye Remedy Advertises Quick Relief
An old advertisement claims Marine Eye Remedy and Salve ease red watery eyes and granulated lids. It promotes an illustrated book in each package and cites physicians’ practice use, selling through polageists at 25 cents per bottle and separate tubes at two cents and one cent.
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Marine Eye
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Harvest Moon Alimony Quip Shows Two Sides of Life
Witty exchange frames a couple’s perspective on bliss and money with a playful nod to seasonal cycles. The dialogue contrasts honeymoon joy with harvest era demands, riffing on romance versus financial realities.
Eczema Disfigured Baby Recovers After Cuticura Remedies
A Nebraska mother details her son Gilbert’s severe eczema starting in infancy. After two Chicago doctors failed to help, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, reporting clear skin in four weeks. She endorses the products and notes a free sample offer from Cuticura. Garfield Tea is also advertised as a herbal remedy.
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Gilbert
Chicago
H. Albrecht
West Point
Neb
Dept. L. Boston
They Must Make Ananias Jealous
The passage quotes social banter at a party with compliments about a baby and a spouse. One speaker notes plans to spend next summer abroad, while others casually commend the host and express good will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ananias
Postum Proves Health Gain Replacing Coffee Says Farmer
A farmer claims ten years of stomach trouble from coffee and tea improved after switching to Postum. He says weight increased, health returned, and no stomach medicine is needed since using Postum, with his family later adopting it. The letter is attributed to Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan and promotes a ten day trial and the book The Road to Wellville.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Postum
Wellville
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Theodore Roosevelt
Hermit
W. B. Howland
Regis H. Post
Porto Rico
Theodore Douglas Robinson
George B. Roosevelt
Harper
Robert C. Wickliffe
Louisiana
Washington
Representative Wickliffe
United States
Cornelius H. Hanford
Victor L. Berger
the Native Sons of Washington
Oddie
Nevada
George Wingfield
George S. Nixon
Senator Wingfield
Nixon
Wells College
Auburn, N. Y
Grover Cleveland
Sarah S. Platt Decker
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Colorado
Alexander Pollock Moore
Lillian Russell
Schenley
Pittsburg
Moore
William Rainey Harper
University of Chicago
George Winchfield
Edwin H. Blashfield
New York
National Commission of Fine Guis
F. D. Miller
Louise Vermilya
Louisa Lindloff
Brooklyn
East Side
Harlem
Bronx
Harvard
Hotel Astor
Joseph JH. Choate
Owen Harris
Medico-Chirurgical Hospital
Philadelphia
Harris
Frederick Pierpont Shaw
Chicago Title & Trust Company
Black River
Honduras
John Riplinger
Iriona
New Orleans
Riplinger
Shaw
Rudolph C. Lienau
Great River, L. I
Wilmington
Del
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Et al
PujJo
Money Trust
George B. Cortelyou
the Treasury
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
The
American Flag Association
John Evanson
Leroy
Club Women of the United States
San Francisco
Mackinaw City
Berger
Wisconsin
California
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Commerce Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Department of Justice
Shane
Indiana Dealers’ Association
E. Martin
Oppoces Librarian School
School For Deaf
Dairyman
Petersburg
Adam Enkoff
Carl
Pond Creek
Here
Knox County
Nashville
Calvin
Jake
David Goodman
Goodman Brothers
Vermillion Traction Company
Terre Haute
Clinton, Hillsdale
Dana
Newport
Cayuga
Perrysville
Ridge Farm
Sullivan
Hoover
Alonzo Haines
St. Louis
Haines
Hainey
Anderson
Church of God
Western Hemisphere
Schofield
Michigan City
McLain
Topeka
Kan
C. J. Blewitt
South Bend
Charles W. Mills
Mills
Newcastle
William Hollingsworth
Coffeyville
Hollingsworth
B. B. Barber
Frank Modlin
Samuel McDonald
Linton
James Beveridge
Beveridge
Stockton
Columbus
George W. Riley
East
Marion
William Orville Alligon
Ralph Broom
Wade Robinson
Landers
Robinson
Broom
Allison
North Dakota
Tony George
Garfield
Zeke
Rufe
Rafe Jackson
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