Senate delays reading of president message
Washington April news reports the Senate kept M. C. Latta waiting from noon to near 6 pm before receiving the president's message. Lawmakers objected to several proposed laws while the president called for stronger employers liability, child labor in DC, continued waterways work, a tariff commission, temporary financial measures, postal savings banks, injunction and anti trust reforms.
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Washington
Senate
District of Columbia
Waterways Commission
Congress
Goodrich a Railroader as Well as Politician
James P. Goodrich a Republican slue chairman arrived in Indianapolis Monday afternoon and met politicians and friends. He will transact business with the railroad commission while here, acting as receiver for the Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad Company which has several important cases before the commission.
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James P. Goodrich
Slue
Indianapolis
Mon
Goodrich
Railroad Commission
Chicazy, Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad Company
Zion city preacher claims 3,000 supporters in 50 residents
General Overseer Voliva of the Zion church asserts in Cincinnati that he controls Zion City's municipal and school affairs with 3,000 supporters from among 50 residents. He says enemies are "down and out" and declares devotion to Zion above all else despite threats. He also emphasizes faith and love over conflict.
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Cincinnati
Voliva
Zion Church
Zion City
Chicago
Zion
Herman E. Monk Heads Boys Club Association Again
The Boys' Club Association annual meeting at 1902 N Pennsylvania St reelected Herman E. Monk as president. A. McCotie and Mrs. Harry S. New were named first and second vice presidents, with H. W. Robertson as superintendent and W. Tf. Monk as treasurer. Directors were reappointed, except Mrs. Raymond Van Camp replaced by Miss Belle Somerville. New five year trustee D. W. Coffin elected.
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Boys’ Clupo Association
Herman E. Monk
Pennsylvania Street
A. McCotie
Harry S. New
H. W W. Robertson
W. Tf. Monk
Raymond VanCamp
Belle Somerville
Albert Meeger
E. A. Wiley
May
Louise Shipp
D. W. Coffin
Bundle of Securities Left With the State
The Stated Life Insurance Company deposited $254,720 in additional securities with the auditor of state to cover its reserve. This raises the total securities on deposit with Indiana to $5,981,647.18 to guarantee policyholders.
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Stated Life Insurance
State
State Life
Indiana
Gentry Show Delights All Ages With Animal Acts
The Gentry Dog and Pony show opened a week in the city drawing families to a tent on N. Travis street. Acts feature dogs and ponies plus an elephant band and a monkey hero who saves a child. The show adds Steiner Brothers and Mile Woesch vaudeville acts and closes with a monkey hotel fire brigade in action. The tour continues Tuesday at Illinois street grounds and midweek at E Washington and Oxford streets.
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Queen
Elephant
Porter
Murphy
Steiner Brothers
Mile
Monkey Hotel
Monkey Fire Brigade
Illinois Street Grounds
Aml
E. Washington
Oxford Streets
Clown Reflects on Twenty Fifth Year with Ringling Bros
Al Miaca, celebrating twenty five years in the circus, discusses the evolution of clowning from simple jokes to original acts. He notes the need for constant innovation, the creator role of the clown, and the Ringling Brothers’ legacy. The Ringling Brothers show is set to perform in the city next Monday.
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al Miaca
Ringling Brothers
Clyde
DeWolf Hopper
Dr Miles Nervine Promises Cure For Nervous Exhaustion
A testimonial from Mena Arkansas claims Dr Miles Nervine and Anti Pain Pills relieved nervous headaches and fatigue after a week. The buyer praises restored vitality and warns of a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.
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Dr. Miles
Mena
Ark
Honett
Miles. Medical CQ
Elkhart
Ind
Major Menzies Joins Band Wagon in First District
Major Gus W. Menzies of Mt. Vernon visited Indianapolis on law business and spoke with political friends. He plans to back Mayor John Boehne of Evansville for congress, despite earlier resistance, and will campaign in the First district.
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Gus W. Menzies
Mt. Vernon
Indianapolis
Menzies
John Boehne
Evansville
Congress
Boehne
Elder Passes Away At 87 In Indianapolis
John R. Elder died Monday night at 127 North Pennsylvania Street from old age. He resided in Indianapolis since 1833 and was connected with the Sentinel and Journal before moving to other work. He served on the State Board of Charities from 1889 to 1902. Survived by children William L. Elder Mrs. Frank Blackledge and Dr. Edward Elder.
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Oha R. Elder
John R. Elder
Pennsylvania Street
Mr Elder
Indianapolis
Sentinel
Journal
State Board of Charities
Williaml. Elder
Frank Blackledge
Edward Elder
News Employee Faces Court For Assault on Sun Newsboy
Benjamin Cress an Indianapolis News employee stood in criminal court on Saturday to explain why he robbed Oscar Zimmer a Sun newsboy of a bundle of papers. Judge Pritenard took the case under advisement after hearing the evidence. Zimmer testified the assault was unprovoked and fearful for his life as Cress torn the bundle from his arm.
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Dianapolis News
Oscar Zimmer
Sun
Pritenard
Zimmer
Suns
Cress
News
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