Commencement Exercises Highlight Medical College of Indiana Ceremony
The annual commencement at English's Opera House drew a large crowd as President George Harris of Amherst College delivered the main address. Graduates included Ward Keater John Charles Armington Whartom Farley Banta Ernest Richard Brocking and many others in a lengthy list of names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical College of
Indiana
George, Harris
Amherst College
Ward Keater
John Charles Armington
Whartom
Farley Banta
Ernest Richard Brocking
Louise Amelie Bruning
Howard William _Burkley
Marshal D.cullane
Margaret Campbell
Thomas Jay Carter
Cameron Chamberlin
Ephraim S Bassiel Chenoweth
Charles Murray Clayton
Charley Norton Cline
Ernest ‘Leon Comamong
Thomas Francis Cotter
Robert ‘Arthur Cushman
Frank Tobias Dowd
William Arthur Eshelman
James Harvey Ferguson
Wakefield Donald Gerrish
Clyeses Grant Goodwin
Morton Philip Graf
Edward Thackeray Griffith
Frank 'W.’ Hannah
Julius Elwood Hiatt
Ceartes C. Hickman
Glenn Eston
Walter Monterville McGaughey
Elmer Ellsworth
Mace
Claude Mayfield
George W. Middleton
Lewis Franklin Mobley
Charles All Morgan
Judson
Daniel’ Moschelle
Henry Mayfield Mugg
Ashley Webster Myers
Louis Proudfit
Cecil Allen Ray
James O'Dell Rhea
Francis Hiatt Riley
Frank Clyde Robinson
Elwood Robinson
Mac Foss
Bchenck
Eldridge
Madison Shanklin
Homer N. Shaw
Glenn Vernon Sigler
Jacob Hendrickson Smith
James McCann Stoddard
Walter Lee Straughan
Fred W. Terfinger
Frank Lewis Tilton
Raymond Moore Tilton
Elton Lacroix Titus
Fred McVey Towles
Lew Edwin Wallace
Coutney Ralph Walters
Mary Louise Wiruwop
Harris Haskal Zimmerman
High Priced Homes Change Hands in Newark Area Deals
Executrix Mrs Gladys Morris of Samuel Morrison estate sold a New Jersey residence on Twelfth Street to Willard Wickard. Mrs Caroline Whitsett sold Meridian and Sixteenth Street home to Eliza Jones for 29000. College Ave near Twenty Fourth St home transferred to Sarah E Gordon from Mary E B Beckell, appraised last year at 4225. William H Coburn sold two houses on Sixteenth Street between Delaware and Alabama to Norbert Landgraf for about 0000.
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Gladys Morris
Samuel Morrison
New, Jersey
Willard
Wickard
Caroline Whitsett
Ear Meridian
Sixteenth St
Eliza Jones
College-ave
Twenty-fourth-st
Sarah E. Gordon
Mary EB. Beckell
William H. Coburn
Delaware
Alato Norbert
Waverly traction company formed to run electric line
The Waverly traction company is incorporated with $100,000 capital to operate an electric line between Waverly and Indianapolis through Morgan Johnson Brown Lawrence and Orange counties. Founders are H. H. Fletcher J. M. Caseill and F. H. Farnham.
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Waverly Traction Company
Waverly
Indianapolis
Morgan, Johnson
Poison burns kill girl as clothing catches fire
Terre Haute Indiana April 25 John Berber has blood poison from tearing the burning clothes from his little girl who died from her wounds. His hands were burned. The dress caught fire while burning trash. Chicago April 25 Sam Richet faces nearly ten thousand dollars in penalties from about 100 brokers for neglecting war tax stamps. South Raub Indiana April 25 Elmer Waters' team ran away Thursday hitched to a corn cutter. he was thrown under the knives and perhaps fatally injured.
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Terre Haute
Ind
John Berber
Gohicago
Sam
Board of Trade Brokers and Commission
Newieranda
South Raub
Elmer E Waters
Social news items and marriages dominate local notices
The page lists luncheon events and social gatherings hosted by Mrs. John L. Griffiths Mrs. Alfet Moore Mrs. Lafayette Page and others plus travel updates from Miss Helen Ernestinoff and Miss J H Walsh. It also notes the marriage of Miss Margaret Holdson to Emsley D Whitton and ends with an advertisement for Dean's Ointment citing a testimonial.
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Margaret Holdson
J. B. Holdson
N. Alabamé
Emsley D. Whitton
New Castle
Lafayette Page
William C. White
Karl Bohnelder
Charles Shaler
Charles Shaler, Miss ‘Bertha Schelischmidt and Mrs. R. I. Blakeman
Morris Chair Bargain Spreads Across 400 Towns
Morris chair offered for 3.95 at W. H. Messengers touted as the biggest bargain in Anapolis. The note mentions business in over 400 towns and the sale is linked to Morris chairs under the WW label.
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Morris
W. H. Messengers
Anapolis
Woman Attack Foiled By Scream and Frightened Suspect
Mrs Catherine Austin of 830 Merkel street and Miss Mabel Quinies of 515 Chadwick street escaped injury when a unknown colored man pursued them Thursday night. Their screams alarmed passengers and the man clung to a car fender until the motorman halted the vehicle. Mrs Ruthem witnessed the scene and suffered a hysterical reaction while the victim endured minor bruising.
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Catherine Austin
Merkel St
Mabel Quinies
Chadwick-st
Carnival Curtain Mystery Incurt Booth Scene
Fragmentary OCR suggests a carnival scene near a curt booth with unclear action. Readable terms indicate a Calonial carnival setting and a curious encounter, but details remain fragmented and names or dates are not provided.
Nineteen Bodies Recovered From City of Pittsburg Wreck
Nineteen bodies were recovered after the steamer City of Pittsburg wreck on the river. The river was dragged for 600 feet and repairs were very successful. Most victims identified. a charred body was found at the wreck center.
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Cairo
Pittsburg
Path of the Reaper: Local deaths and transports
The remains of Mrs. McDonald of 5 N Beville Ave died Thursday and will be interred in Cincinnati after Friday transfer. Her 68 years and Michael McDonald as son noted. The 7 year old son of Col Charles Noble, once at the Indianapolis recruiting office, died en route to the Philippines and will be laid in Crown Hill vault. Mrs George Phillips of 325 N Capitol Ave is dead, leaving a husband. Alexander Richardson, 76, colored, of 1000 W Twenty sixth St, died Thursday night.
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Charles Noble
Indianapas
Indianapolis
Philippines
Crown Hill
Alexander Richardson
Twenty-sixth-st
Eisener Named Fairbanks Postmaster in Indiana
A. L. Eisener becomes Fairbanks postmaster as local clerks note changes in public service. The stub mentions other Indiana items including Mrs. Fannie Lannert's fatal burn in Evansville, a $10,000 lawsuit by Charles Eastridge of Vincennes against Central Foundry, and a Bluffton school board issue.
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Fannie Lannert
Evansville
Charles Eastridge
Vincennes
Central Foundry Company
Bluffton
Manson W. Reiff
Jonas Stewart
Anderson
New York
Williamson men released on bond after store burglary arrest
Williamson firm arrested while carting away goods from M. A. Johnson Anderson store. Johnson was their agent, and they aimed to recover their own goods. Burglary charged.
Conners Convicted of Second Degree Murder
Wilkes Barre April 25 John Conners convicted of murder in the second degree after a four hour trial. Witnesses heard in two hours as arguments consumed little more than an hour. Jurors were out for half an hour. Conners killed fellow tramp Ned Hanlon in what he claimed was self defense.
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Wilkesbarre
John Conners
Mortgage Filed For 1.25 Million By American Homing Company
A mortgage was executed by the American Homing Company to the American Trust and Savings Bank as trustee for 2,500 bonds of 800 each. The instrument secures payment on bonds bearing interest at 5 percent.
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American Homing Company
Thureaday
American Trust and Saving Bank
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the Medical College OF
Henry Severin
Robert Sap
Helen Ernestinoff
Adélaide Goetz
Milés Cecil Clune
J. H. ‘Walsh
Detroit
Dean
C. E. Cornwell
Valley Street
Saugerties
Hee
People's
Indianapol
Rolla Keefer
Dobson
Eapen ‘Sanford
Smyrna
Brussels
Vialeo
Jardiniere
Pgople’s
Tritting Co
Washington St
Kentucky Ave
Equitable
Eran Eas
Credit System
Baby, Heroine
Ory
Path OF the Reaper
George Phillips
N. Capitolave
A. L. Eisener
Fairbanks
Ormsby
Oliver
Wallace
Milton
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