Adair Congressman Praised by Indiana Democrats
Congressman J A M Adair of the Eighth district addressed the Indiana Democratic club on Tuesday night amid optimism for relief from the Democratic party. He cited party unity against a divided Republicans and called railroad questions paramount before Congress as government ownership ideas were dismissed. The meeting was seen as a kickoff to boost Adair for the Democratic nomination for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Democratic Club
Adair
Indiana
Wee
Congress
Accused by a girl and woman in a Chicago case
A 16 year old, missing from her home, told Capt. Adolph Asch Williams she had run away. She admitted staying at 1819 W. Michigan and 318 Hubbard with Mrs Barton noting pursuers. The Williams said the girl was known as Drew and had worked for Dr. William K Morris in Hughville. She was brought home after attempts to take her to Chicago. The family of Morris claimed she returned home, and she laughed when told searchers were looking for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Asch / Williams
W. Michig
Hubard
Williams
Liple
William K. Morris
Hughvilie
King
Chicago
Pr. Morris
Ome Drew
Mon Laught
Barton
Education of Women in China Sparks Royal Debate
A movement to educate women in China gains support from Sir Liang who, educated in American schools, argues such teaching strengthens the nation. The empress questioned if girls should be so involved, but Liang notes that 490,000,000 Chinese subjects now have an educated woman as their ruler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Sir Liang
Earthquakes Leave Mexican Cities in Ruins and Fear
Reports from Mexico indicate widespread destruction across Chilpancingo Tixtla Ayutla Ometepec with 100 to 500 dead as aftershocks continue The Colima volcano erupts sending smoke while Acapulco harbors flood and part of the city lies submerged and ships flee to sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilpancingo
Chilaps
Tixtla
Ayutla
Ometepec
Monchy
Colima
Orphanage and nursery to join Jewish Federation program
At the annual meeting the local Jewish Federation approved a home and day nursery for orphans to be housed in federation administration space at 431 S Meridian. The project targets Jewish children homebound and not yet in care standards. The federation reported $6,026 spent aiding the needy last year and a membership exceeding 300. Officers were elected including President G. A. Efrormson and Rabbi M. M. Feuerlicht as recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Efrormson
E. A. Kahn
Ralph Bamberger
M. M. Feuerlicht
Anton Wolfson
Henry Rauh
Mayer Messing
1. E. Neustadt
Isaac Clemer
J. W. Jackson
E. A. Eckhouse
Louis Newberger
Gus Pink
Harry Kahn
Emma Eckhouse
Volcanic Activity Shocks Colima Region
The region around Colima experiences panic as a new volcano, a secondary crater of the distant Colima peak, becomes active since 1851 with a significant outbreak in 1X6. Periodic small disturbances occur every hours to days and earthquakes have accompanied the unusual activity, a rare simultaneous convergence for Colima city and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ondary
Colima
Volcanic eruption spurs panic across southern Chile
Meager advices report lava flows and ash as southern Chile suffers a volcanic eruption. Forest fires burn near the eruption. air shocks add to fear as residents flee. Valdivia province bears the brunt, with Tolton to Port Mont affected and Bueno river district worst. Death toll remains feared but unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chili
Thrace
Valdivia
Tolton
Port Mont
Bueno River
Good Blood Cleanser From Elixir Mixture
A dubious remedy promotes a mixture of fluids and syrups claiming to purify the body and prevent skin eruptions and kidney bladder issues. It urges frequent use after meals with abundant water and notes easy availability from drug stores.
Society Notes From Indianapolis Redent Home Pages
Society items detail personal visits returns and social events in Bloomington Marion Logansport Knoxville and Chicago including weddings engagements and parties. Notable entries include Miss Nelle Kerfoot and George Diver marriage at Holy Cross church and Miss Katherine Schrader wed Samuel Walker at St Marys with attendants and a reception at the bride’s sister’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Beatrice Kerfoot
George Bb. Kerfoot
George John Diver
Holy Cross Church
James Wade
John Foley
Charles Fisher
Maud McAllister
James Clark
Margaret Ikes
Mendelssohn
Miss McAllister
Mrs. Diver
Chicago
St. Mary's Church
Katherine Emelia Schrader
Samuel Andrew Walker
Mayme Lock
George Wade
Genevieve Turner
Frank Ryan
William Frohliger
Jev Dangler
William Tyner
William Raysemer
N. Summitst
Walker
N. Grayst
Bryan lands a 1908 nomination push in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn dinner of the Brooklyn Democratic Club marked the launch of a Bryan for president campaign in New York on April 17. Gov Warfield of Maryland, ex-Gov Hoge Tyler, Edward M. Shepard, George Fred Williams and others urged Bryan to be the Democratic standard bearer in 1908, praising his government ownership stance while factions from Hearst and Tamany attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Democratic Club
Thomas Jefferson
Bryan
Chisk Buese
A.ll
Gov. Warfield
Maryland
J. Hoge Tyler
Virginia
Edward M. Shepard
New York
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Ollie James
Kentucky
George W. Tomlinson
Alabama
Iim
Charles I’. Murphy
Tammeny
Hearst
Shepard
Brooklyn Democratic Club
Mr. Williams
Williams
James
Bryan Sees Democratic Principles in Republican Wins
The speech recalls Democratic pioneer Bryan praising observed Democratic principles in action under a Republican president and hints at Bryan's future campaign plans. He notes wealthier individuals lack sympathy for the poor and argues money dominates people, urging appeal to Jefferson as a model who valued wealth yet rejected laws to seize the poor man's funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Jefferson
Larkin exhibits products and premiums in Indianapolis
The Larkin company of Buffalo showcases 100 premiums and all products on display on the first floor of the Knights of Pytiiias grand castle at N Pennsylvania and Massachusetts Avenues. The exhibition runs daily 9 am to 5 pm and evenings Wednesday and Saturday. The offer is 10 dollars of Larkin products plus a 10 dollar premium for 30 dollars, with souvenirs for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin Company
Buffalo
N. Y
New Knights ‘St Pytiiias
Indianapolis
Storey
University of Michigan Alumni Honor Dr Angell in Indianapolis
President James K. Angell of the University of Michigan was guest of honor at an Indianapolis alumni dinner at Claypool. Martin M. Huge served as toastmaster as toasts covered topics from The University to The Democracy of the University. Angell also spoke to Indianapolis teachers on Problems of the Turkish Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K.K. Angell
University of Michigan
Claypool
Indianapolis
T. Wiesor Keene
W. W. Thornton
S. May Wheeler
Clarence A. Kenyon
Angell
Higher Pay Planned for Park Board Officials
The Board of Public Parks is set to discuss a new salary schedule next Friday. Superintendent J Clyde Power is expected to receive a substantial raise after his pay was cut from 3000 to 1300 by the city council. Other park officials may also see increases as the board again holds salary-fixing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Parks
J. Clyde Power
Mr. Power
Pettigrew Favored For Democratic National Chairman
Senator Dubois of Idaho backs ex Senator Pettigrew for national chairman to replace Tom Taggart who is not seeking re election. Dubois also predicts Bryan will be nominated for the presidency.
Mister replaces General in postmaster general title
George N. Von Meyer, newly appointed postmaster general, directs subordinates to be addressed as Mr Meyer instead of General Meyer. The former ambassador to Russia favors the democratic shift and urged his four assistant postmaster generals to adopt the same courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Meyer
Mr Meyer
Meyer
Ambaissador
Russia
Poison Killed Tomlinson
Glen Tomlinson aged 23 died Tuesday night from carbolic acid poisoning at his aunt Lula Richards home 124 Fultonst. The drug was taken Sunday. Relatives doubt he intended self harm noting a toothache claim that 24 drops would cure it. He denied attempts at suicide after waking Monday.
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Glen Tomlinson
Lula Richards
Fultonst
Tomlinson Taok
Shoe as a Weapon Near Misses Breakfast Conflict
Jacek McCarty returned home drunk and, after a dispute over breakfast, struck his wife with a shoe. An iron heel plate cut a three inch gash in the back of her head. He then left the house, and Mrs. McCarty was treated at the city dispensary. They reside at 961 E Georgia St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarty
Great Fleet At Show At Jamestown Exposition Opening
Washington April 17 Approximately twelve warships from eleven nations will attend the Jamestown exposition opening ceremonies on April 26 at Faupton roads. The Atlantic fleet will include the battleship sent to Brazil under Rear Admiral Evans. Spain will not participate and Great Britain will headline foreign forces with four or more armored cruisers led by a rear admiral.
Last of Lectures at Hartmann's Cooking Course Ends
Miss Emily Marian Colling capped the Hartmann store cooking lectures on E Washington st with a golden brown cornbread triumph and a French omelette. The 271 pm demonstration attracted crowded Indianapolis housewives eager for gas saving and labor saving tips as the expert explained the Peninsular range features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Marian Colling
Hartmann
E. Washington St
Indianapolis
Corey and Mabel Gilman to wed in New York
W E Corey president of the steel trust and actress Mabel Gilman will marry in New York on May 7 Maj James O Harley, cousin of Miss Gilman, announces in a press release dated April 17 1910
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. E. Corey
S Teel Trust
Mabel Gilman
James O. Harley
Burghelm's Jewelry Auction Opens Evening Sale Preview
The auction began yesterday at 2 30 pm as Burghelm's Jewelry Auction prepared to showcase its finest watches diamonds jewelry silverware cut glass and novelties. Tomorrow Burghelm plans to offer imported and American novelties along with clocks and fancy goods.
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Madras
Oxford
Danbury Hatco
East Wash
J. A. M. Adair
George Cromer
Adah Williams
Mexico
Colima Volcano
Acapulco
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
City OF
Jewish Federation
Orphan's Home
S. Merid
Ian Sr
Ters
Cleveland
The
National Federation
Saliria
Tehuantepec National Railway
Diaz
Elpias
Chalpa
Chilapa
Serippa-McRae Prees Association
Valparaiso
Rose Sydell
Indianapolis Fun
Addrena
William Griffy
Bloomington
Mrs. H. E. Brasner
Anderson
John Lane
Miss Monte Hunter
Columbus
W. M. Williams
Illinois Sr
Florida
Dora McKinney
Marion
L. H. Collins
E. Twentyfirst St
Marion, Ind
John Callahan
Knoxville
Julia Niebergall
Agnes Krueger
George Curtis Francis
Edna Castor
Paul F. Robinson
John McLaren
Pleasant St
A. D. Heron
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Propylaeum
Margaret Neuman
John G. Neuman
Sroom
Edward Elliott Jones
Lewis Brown
Il Vrovatore
Morton Traub
Robert Dietz
Clarence Budd
Frederick Bachmir
Hazel Bookwalter
Gladys Finney
Sud Mys. Jones
Boom
Democrats
Scripps-McRae Preas Association
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
K. of P
Larkin
J. B. Angell
Dubois
Washington, S
Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Washington
George N
Tomlinson
Hi le, Pucktales
Cloge Son
Goile
Panama
L. S. Ayres & Co
Ibs
Amalt Califfornia Prunes
X-Celo Fitkes
Ohio
Daniel Boone
Malta
Arm & Hammer Baking Soda
Standard Team Grocery CO
Great Money
Leveraie Department
New Jeezy
E. Court St
Moncey
N. Delaware
Shelbs
Meridial
St. Bee
Masaachusetts
Senate
L. A. Jackson
W. Washington-st
Oliver-ave
Jacek McCarty
Shine
Schlangen
Scrippe-McRae Presa Association
Court House Grocery Company
Long Island
Court House Grocery Co
Washington Street
Corey
Berippa-McRae Presse
Burghelm’s Jewelry Auction
al West
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