Dowie and Voliva In Talks On Zion City Peace
Special to The Sun reports brighter prospects for peace between John Alexander Dowie and Voliva forces at Zion City. Dowie may receive control of Zion properties via a trustees board then return to him, potentially totaling about 1.01 million dollars. Voliva factions would back rent guarantees and allow Dowie to live in Shiloh cottage upon his choice.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Voliva
Zion City
Prophet
Annex
Dogon Alexander Granger
Christian Catholic Church of Zion
Theounty
Wilbur Glen Voliva
Mabie
Jowie
Ate Prany
Aobarin
Shiloh
Dowle
Bia
State officials oppose Chicago Indianapolis and Evansville Railway plan
Indiana state officers protest the Chicago Indianapolis and Evansville Railway franchise as filed before Mayor Bookwalter and the city council. They warn a station near the state capitol would threaten the capitol building and state business and urge protection of state property and interests. The letter is signed by high-ranking state officials and officers including Governor J Frank Manly and other state executives.
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Btate
Chicago
Inndianapolis
Avatsville
Trans Chine W
Board of Public Works
Bookwalter
State of Indiana
Chicazo, Indianapolis & Evansville Railway Company
Benate
Nat U. Hill
Joseph BM. Mubbs
Fassett & Cotton
Robert A. Brown
George W. Powell
W. H. Blatchley
W. H. Freegaar
State Board of Forestry
George W. Self
Aupreme Court
W. H. Henry
Lbrerian
D.3. Booos
Department of Inspection
A Baker
State House
Chastes W-Miller
John
GW. Nesitor
Cavanaugh on Committee to study car pooling plan
Buffalo April 14 The Car Service association will meet at 2 to decide on pooling freight cars and a uniform bill placing method. R Cavanaugh Big Four superintendent will join the committee to recommend the best way to achieve the gains.
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Oncerms
Ns Erdiey
Buffalo
Car Service Association
Bunalo
R. Cavanaugh
Big Four
Indianapolis
Peti
Easter Services Mark Observance Across Indianapolis Churches
Easter Sunday will be observed in Indianapolis churches with music, hymns, and sermons themed on the resurrection. Woodruff Place Church led by Rev. R. S. Neighbor and Rev. F. G. Kenney features a program including a cantata The Resurrection and solos by several artists. South Street Baptist Church presents an Easter program with orchestra, scripture readings, and hymns. First Presbyterian and Christ Church plan morning and afternoon services with organ preludes, choral works, and solo performances.
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Gianapolis
Prairey
Christ
Ti Ia
Woodruff Place Church
Woodruff Place Baptist Church
Michigan and
Walcottsts
F. G. Kenney
Charley F. Parker
Mauney
Kerner
Gabriel
Astor L. D. Gres Jler Rees
Wales
Jesus
Michael
Brerelie
First Presbyterian Church
Frat Presbyterian Church
Carolyn Masses
Unity Heathe
Redeemer
Beemer Liveth
Sarees
Handel
Magdalene
Warren
Ragonello
Coombs
Christ Church
Christchurch
Edward D Birge
Merkel
H W
Parker Kyrie
Mendelssohn Bursum
Corda -Kely
Easter Services and Concerts at Central Christian and Covenant Churches
Easter programs fill the weekend with music and sermons at Central Christian and Covenant Congregational churches. Central Christian features a large choir with Misa Clark and Miss Carrie Hyatt at the organ, presenting a morning festival and an evening organ recital with a varied repertoire. Covenant Congregational plans an Easter morning service with addresses, choir, and instrumental pieces, led by Edward Marquis and a 12-man men's chorus.
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Central Christian Church
Misa Wobher
Mir Baker
Talbot
Parks
Miss. Hyatt
Peneereres Seley
Carrie Hyatt
Covenant Church
Covenant Congregational Cehurch
Y Market
Highland
Witte
Bascer Law
Ewan OL
Aitehenek
Vattey
Jaana Warta
Arene Senden
Marauls
Boix Seuidaer
Mary and
Nadine Stewart Eester
Ruth Marquis
Rete Beardie
Edward Marquis
Lily Bell
Mout
Edward Reasoner
Ates
Ross and
Tlitahman
Pene Iadys Seton Rong
Mary Steward Ressling
Hilzabeth Arnett Black
Gertrude Sanks
Beulah Denttsan
Fawter
Eesers
Edna Easterday
Wau Bola
Robert Jordan
Jordan Gideon Kwareelists
White
Whicken
Central Ave M E Church Easter Evening Quartet
The Central Ave M E Church music program features Miss Maude Essex, soprano, Eva Jettries, contralto, Edward Gordon, tenor, and Franklin N. Taylor, bass and director, with Miss Myrl Marie Shurburne as organist. Guest soloists include Ruth Tevis, soprano, and Blanche Clark, harpist, performing Banter tide and King of Glory with an And Behold There was a Great Earthquake overture, DeKoven.
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Central-Ave
Central Ave. M
Esater Gangerview
Maude Essex
Mise
Eva Jettries
Edward Gordon
Franklin N. Taylor
Myrl Marie Shurburne
Dla Ruth Tevis
Mies Blanche Clark
Bole
DeKoven
Miss Bhurburne
hetrief—Hallehalehy
Ex-Gov Dodge Attacks Hanly Over Sherrick Case
Circuit Judge James 3. Dodge, who defeated Derbin for the gubernatorial nomination six years ago, says Gov Hanly's defense of his actions is distasteful to citizens. He accuses Hanly of trapping Sherrick and calls the denouncement brutal and cowardly. Dodge argues the Republican party stands on principles, not men.
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the Sun
Elkhart
Ind
Cricuit
James 3. Dodge
Derbin
Gov
Hanly
Sherrick
Tam
Hany
Lund
Republican Party
Mei
Bump the Humps Banister Attracts Park Crowd
A newly patented amusement uses a maple incline with two foot high bumps and a large pad at the bottom, called the bump the humps. Wondertang plans to install a 56 foot long 40 inch wide version costing about 1000 dollars as a free park attraction opening next month.
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Wondertang
William Wiacheimer Dead in Bedford Ind Casualty
William Wiacheimer, 10, died yesterday in Bedford Indiana. His wife celebrated last December their anniversary wedding anniversary. He was the eldest resident of Lawrence County.
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Bedford
Ind
Wiliam Wincheimer
Annievercary
Cawrencé County
Dime Bank Seeds Thrift in Busy Pennsylvanian Town
The Dime Bank of Indianapolis, founded by Dr. Carleton B. McCutloch, operates as a self sustaining thrift plan encouraging deposits from 5 cents to 500 dollars. With over 5,600 depositors and more than 15200 accounts, collectors visit neighborhoods like Brightwood and North Indianapolis to collect pennies and dimes, while Clara Wales and Miss Busle Wilton oversee deposits and education on savings for all wage earners including the poor. Withdrawals occur Wednesdays and Fridays, aiding spring expenses and parading a broader finance support for working people.
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vDinest
Maughedie
Brightwood
Indianapolis
Minn Clara Wales
Mint Institution
Misa Busle Wilton
The
Flannce Guild
Grape Nuts Claim Cuts Ailments In Diet Reform Ad
A merchant in an Interlor town praises Grape Nuts and Postum as cures after gastritis and constipation. He credits a six year milk diet failure, doctors giving up, and a turn to the products leading to weight gain and improved health, urging readers to try them as a preventive diet.
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Interlor
Scott
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Pkex
Various Public Events Include Club Meet and Easter Markets
The Truth Students' club plans a Saturday gathering at 17 NL) Pennsylvania Indianapolis. A University council dance, church services at All Souls and First Presbyterian, and Easter markets at Roberts Park EB and other venues are announced. Local groups host prayers, charitable sales, and community programs across several churches, with performances by local choirs and a noted Life of Moses exhibition at the Ring theater.
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Truth Students’ Club
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Council No
Uc. To
U.c. T
All Souls Church
Roberts Park
John A. Blair
Paris
Chambersburg
First Presbyterian
Ala Society
Brightwood M. E
EB. Hanna
Gate Vt
Centraleave, Reformed Church
Christhin
Dr. Smith
Wise
New Yorkest
Youn Peonte
Society of Christan
Engleword
Ar Ihe
Ehuceh
Rural
Car
Washington
Ring Theater
Moses
Tits Entertainment
Ehneeh
Gts
Bindas Ouignt
Eeenutal
Dp Barham Aed
Teuirnal
Donoinird
Heme Presbyvorum Church
Indiaapolis Probytery
Greenwood Nest
Elor
Hanging in a cell death of May Holder at Indiana Girls Indus
May Holder, 3, was found dead in a cell at Indiana Girls Industrial School in Sehool and Woman's Prison Friday night. She had been incarcerated from Muncie for petit larceny and allegedly threatened suicide, later found hanged with a sheet tied to the bars. The coroner was notified. Holder had a prior theft from Branch & Ross in Muncie and a history of a dung habit. Her divorce, loss of child, and Greentown ties are noted.
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May Holder
Indiana Girls’ Indus
Tel
Sehool
Woman's Prison
Muncie
Abce
Miss Holder
Branch & Ross
Greentown
Alive in a Cave as Rescue Team Reports
Naples dispatch describes rescue workers uncovering buried villagers after ash and cinders showers. They report little suffering beneath the ruins and progress in clearing debris amid improving conditions and rising relief efforts.
Benefit concert by Capital City Lodge planned at Calet All Hall
A grand popular concert under Capital City Lodge Neo C. K. P. to aid the permanent entertainment fund, April 1 6 at Calet All hall. The program features Miss Brella M. Gause, Miss Vera Ver hark, M. Taylor, O. Walker, R. Tompkins, and W H Roberts with the Mennejerohn Quartet. Admission is ten cents, no reserved seats. Also notes a streetcar incident on Michigan st and a shoplifter case, plus hospital and court items.
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Roberts
Park Choral Anciety Nf
Im Central College
Voices
Capital City Lodge
Neo C. K, Af P
Phuraday Tech
Calet All Hall
Bhoririda High School
Mennejerohn Quartet Club
Baenard Taylor
Orin Walker
Russell Tompkins
Harry Roberta
Brella M. Gause
Vera Verhark
Capital City Jonge
Judge Exchequer
Deputy Indicted Over Kentucky Moonshine Case
London Kentucky April 14 Deputy Talbert Holiday of Hazard, famed as a fearless young deputy and lector, was indicted in Parry County circuit court on murder charges after a hand to hand firefight with brothers Pharo Sloan and another moonshiner, who were killed. Attorneys moved the case to federal court and the Holidays surrendered in Covington Kentucky.
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Scripps Serme Sree Amor
London
Maleslm Hy Holiday
Hazard
Pharo Sloan
Parry County
Talbert Holiday
Dictea
Covington
Aeue Aton
Burglars Fire and Loot Target Dr Kiser Home
Burglars forced entry at 213 N New Jersey St. set a dangerous fire to cover theft. Dwelling saved. robbers and loot not yet found. Other local items include a police arrest and court actions involving fraud, a hospital resignation, and mining company troubles.
Hanna Cousins to Wed in June in Cleveland
Claire Hanna daughter of LC Hanna and Howard Hanna Jr son of H M Hanna president of the Cleveland Driving Park association will marry in June. The couple are niece and nephew of the late United States Senator Hanna and first cousins.
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Cleveland
Claire Manna
LC. Hannaa
Howard M. Hanna, Jr
H. M. Hanoa
Cleveland Driving Park Association
United States
Hanna
Findlay First Signs 1905 Miners Agreement
Lewis Findlay, owner of the Lewis Findlay mines at Collier West Virginia, became the first operator to sign the 1905 agreement. He joined three scale committee members on Monday at the Pittsburgh district mining convention.
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With Mine Workers’ Journal
Lewis Findlay
Collier
W. Va
Pittsburg
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