A History of Roof Styles in Modern Architecture
Herbert Foltz, the architect of the Aetna building, explains roofs define a structure’s art. He notes English and Italian influences, with Mission and colonial forms gaining popularity, and discusses space, cost, and the trend toward prominent cornices on commercial blocks.
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Aetna
America
Robert C Hillis Seeks Republican Nomination For Superintendent
Robert C Hillis campaigns for the Republican nomination to head public instruction. He argues youth should not hurt his candidacy and notes he handles mail at Logansport while traveling across the state. He is currently busy building fences.
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Robert C. Hillis
Instruc
Hillis
Logansport
Journal Orders Four Mammoth Printing Presses
NEW YORK April 3 The Journal has ordered four new printing presses the largest in the world when completed They can print six double width paper rolls 48 page papers with five colors on the outside Running eight page papers the four presses have a combined capacity of 600000 paper an hour In March the Journal s circulation was 27850150 papers which meant the consumption of 8996401 pounds of print paper
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New York
Journal
Death by bath tub drowning shocks Trenton social circles
Henry T. Carling aged 21 drowned in a bath tub in Trenton New Jersey on April 3. He was prominent in local social circles and his brother serves as county physician. Authorities suspect overheated water caused either apoplexy or heart failure leading to the accident.
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Henry T. Carling
Carling
Mayor's Brother Critical Illness Reported
Local note reports Mayor’s brother hospitalized with pneumonia after leaving for Philadelphia Wednesday morning to assist his sibling. Authorities provided no further condition details.
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Bockwalter
Philadelphia
McLelland Seeks State Clerk Nomination
W. R. McLelland of Danville works to win the Republican nomination for clerk of the supreme court. He has previously held office in Hendricks county but has never before sought a state position.
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Burglar Missed the Roll at Hotel Francis
Providence April 3 Mrs E A Simmons fought a burglar in the Hotel Francis bedroom at 4 am receiving cuts and bruises. She believed the intruder failed to seize the bank roll beneath her pillow and later identified him as a former employee in the struggle.
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Providence
R. I
E. A. Simmons
Francis
Woman Injured In Trolley Track Fall Near Meda
Mrs Thomas J Osborne wife of Sedalia Missouri traction company superintendent tripped on a trolley track while walking with groceries. She fell with wrists doubled under her body both bones broken and fractures described as compound.
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Meda, Pa
Thomas J. Osborne
Supt. Osborne
Sedalia
Society of Minds at the Manor Dinner Party
Madge Denby arrives at the Manor and draws a partner in a social club called Minds. She chats with a charming Lord Aylmer while feigning happiness, and a bore named Beverley looms. Through witty exchanges the couple plot, the party unfolds, and the Damocles sword drops on Beverley and Laura.
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Laura
Minds
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Lord Aylmer
Robert Beverley
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Aylmer
Coventry
Mother and Daughter Tramps From Milwaukee Box Car
In Milwaukee on April 3 two elderly women Amelia Melecanan aged 84 and her 64 year old daughter were found asleep in a south side box car and arrested. They formerly lived in Lake in prosperous times but about ten years ago sold off their property and have wandered the country as common tramps. They were sent to the county poor farm where they stayed through winter until it was warm enough to tramp again.
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Milwaukee
Amelia Melecanan
Lake
President nominates four army generals in Washington
The president nominated four senior officers in Washington on Wednesday, promoting to major general to fill Otis retirement and elevating Brigadier Generals R P Hughes M V Sheridan Isaac D Derussy and Andrew S Burt.
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R. P. Hughes
M. V. Sheridan
Isaac D. Derussy
Col. Andrews. Burt
Harrison Defeat Tied to Army Promotion Controversy
Washington April 3 Gen Harrison lost the presidency because he would not promote Col Coppinger over senior officers. Mrs Blaine pressed for the promotion straining ties with Blaine as Minneapolis convention efforts by his friends failed. The clash over promotions and conscience helped derail Harrison’s campaign and reflected tensions with Foot and Corbin.
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Col. Coppinger
Washington, D. C
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Congress
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City contemplates land for smallpox hospital outside limits
Controller Breunig says city lacks adequate land outside the city limits for a smallpox hospital. The finance committee rejected a $12,500 ordinance to purchase land, noting only Sellers' farm and a small site at the southern edge exist, and deeming Sellers' farm unsuitable.
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Breunig
Council Finance Committee
Sellers
Nerve Pills Claim Steady Nerves Sleep and Strength
An Indianapolis citizen extols Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a trio of steady nerves restful sleep and renewed strength. Mrs C M Stoneburner of 626 Indiana Ave says the pills calmed her nerves and improved sleep after using a box from Hyder's drug store. The pills cost 56 cents a box and are sold by dealers or the Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY. Portrait and signators of A W Chase, M D, appear on every package.
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Indianapolis
C. M. Stoneburner
Indiana Ave
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Hyder’s
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
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Mayor Low on a Still Hun New York
Mayor Low issued a public statement predicting the speedy overthrow of police blackmail. He claims a police revolt has spread across the city and that officials including Police Commissioner Partridge and District Attorney Jerome have been inactive. Allegations say many police officials and detectives are involved, with plans to put them on trial soon. Patrolmen are told to carry out their duty and will be protected from superiors.
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New York
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Partridge
Jerome
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet Ad Ends With Refund
An old style advertisement offers Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back refund if not effective. E. W. Grove signs each box and the price is 25 cents. Auto Storage and Repair Company operates at 3 and 2 East Ohio Street. Carpets cleaned and rela id at $1.25 per room by Capitol Cleaning Works with phone number 3818.
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Capitol
Knights of Columbus Excursion From Union Station
Merchants' Lunch offered for 25c. Union Station Restaurant hosts an excursion to Kokomo and back for $1.00. Special leaves Union station at 8:00 a.m. and Kokomo return departs 10:00 p.m. Sunday, April 6, 1902. For details call city service at 2% S. Illinois St.
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