Infant Clothes Dominate Fair Exhibits At State Event
A flood of entries arrived Monday at the state agricultural board in the statehouse with a surge of infant clothing and lingerie in the needlework division. Local Indianapolis women such as Mary R. Garver Emma Craft and Mary Burns join others from Massachusetts Illinois and Ohio among participants. Separate entries include art submissions from Indianapolis men Otto Schoenrogg and John W. Harrick in addition to numerous entries from area residents.
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Agricultural Board
Statehouse
Fair Board
Indianapolis
Mesdames
Mary R. Garver
William Welsh
Joseph Thorn
Charles E. Smith
Emma F. Craft
Willus Fugate
Elsa Barnhill
Mary Burns
F. M. McNealy
Massachusetts
Ilinois
Ohio
Indiana
Mesdames C. A. Morgan
O. C. Wilcox
M. R. Garver
John O'Neil
Robert Turnbull
Leilla I. Galpin
A. W. Tompkins
Otto Schoenrogg
John W. Hardrick
Worker for blind addresses meeting at Winona technical institute
Emma Kinsey of Kokomo will address the delegates to the annual state conference of Seventh Day Adventists at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon. The conference is on East Michigan street grounds. Mrs Kinsey chairs the Indiana association of workers for the blind. Charles A Bookwalter, former Indianapolis mayor, spoke Sunday on Practical Christianity.
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Emma Kinsey
Kokomo
Seventh Day Adventists
Winona Technical Institute
East Michigan Street
First cow kicks farmer then horse in Indiana
Connersville Indiana August 29 Special to The Sun John Jameson was kicked in the stomach while milking a cow. He lay unconscious for twenty minutes then stood and walked past a horse stall where he was kicked in the leg breaking a bone and again lay unconscious for thirty minutes before being found.
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Connersville
Ind
John Jameson
Mine Strike is Off in Spain Amid Peace Efforts
Premier Canalejas was credited with ending the Bilbao miners strike via a national peace move. Catalonia saw widespread demonstrations but the government hailed it as stabilizing its stance in the clash with the Vatican.
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Madril
Canalejas
Spain
Bilbao
Catalonia
Vatican
Korea Annexed by Japan Ends Six Hundred Years
Tokio August 28. After six centuries of independence Korea was absorbed by Japan. The treaty of annexation was promulgated with terms already published. Korea now spans 82,000 square miles with about 13 million people. Dispatches from Seoul report no disturbance, aided by Japan’s orderly preparations. China renounced Korea in 1895, and a 1904 agreement entrusted Japan with security of the Korean royal household and territorial integrity. A strong Korean opposition and assassinations have marked resistance to annexation, requiring continued Japanese military presence for years.
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Tokio
Japan
Russia
Korea
Seoul
China
Shimonoseki
Pearls Concealed in Hat of Woman
Mrs I Adrience wife of a Poughkeepsie manufacturer faced arrest for smuggling a $6000 pearl necklace found hidden in her hat aboard the Hiner Baltic. Her daughter Marion Adriance and Mary S Doughty accompany her as the case moves to the Surveyor of the Port and then federal court.
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New York
I. Reynolds Adrianee
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Adrience
Port Henry
Federal
Shields
Marion
Adriance
Mary 5 S. Doughty
Release of two Englishmen sparks demand for their freedom
In London, Aug 29 agitation grows for Germany to release two Englishmen detained at Borkum last week on suspicion of English espionage. No evidence has been shown, nor have they been allowed English counsel, prompting criticism of German procedures and concern over Borkum fortifications seen as a threat to Dutch and Belgian neutrality. The prisoners are accused of taking photographs of fortifications at Borkum and Wangeroog in the North Sea.
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London
England
Germany
Korkum
Borkum
Holland
Belgium
Wangeroog
North Sea
Osawatomie Roosevelt Day to Feature Live Town Events
Osawatomie Kansas readies for Roosevelt Day with a daily train schedule to handle crowds. Col Theodore Roosevelt will tour John Brown's log cabin, attend a hospital chapel luncheon, and take part in a grand parade before speaking with Gov Stubbs in Lawrence.
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Osawatomie
Kas
John Brown
Theodore Roosevelt
Joseph S. Johnson
Committee On
Missouri Pacific
Topeka
Salina
Coffeyville
Pittsburg
Wichita
Paola
Ottawa
Col. Roosevelt
Pueblo
Colo
Brown
Thirteenth Regiment
Ft. Riley
Fifteenth Infantry
Paola Company
Kansas National Guard
Roosevelt
Kansas Hospital For the
W. Rbc
Women's Relief Corps
Col. Rooseveltt
Gov. Stubbs
Lawrence
Doll head chokes five-year-old in Philadelphia street scene
Five-year-old Herbert Samuel choked on a china doll head after placing the toy in his mouth near 1318 North Seventh Street. His mother carried him to the Children's Homeopathic Hospital, where doctors removed the obstruction.
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Philadelphia
Herbert Samuel
North Seventh Street
Children’s Homeopathic Hospital
Window sash saves man from suicide in Brooklyn home
Julius Rubin a Brooklyn manufacturing tailor whose business was wrecked by the cloak strike leaped from a third floor window. His clothing caught in the sash and neighbors fastened ropes until police and an ambulance arrived. He lies under observation in a hospital.
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New York
Julius Rubin
Brooklyn
Death Follows Long Illness Wilkinson Call dies at 76
Former United States Senator Wilkinson Call of Florida dies after a lengthy illness at Emergency hospital Washington Cerebral hemorrhage listed as the cause. In life he was a long time senator and mother to a daughter who sang at the Metropolitan Opera in New York and the Royal Dresden Opera House.
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Washington
United States
Wilkinson Call
Florida
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Royal Dresden
Congress
White House Renovation Includes New Lightning Rods
Washington August 29 For two months workmen have cleaned the White House and prepared it for the president and family when they return from Beverly. Floors carpets frescoes chairs tapestries and upholstery are refreshed. basements reception rooms and private apartments touched up. A complete lightning rod system now guards the mansion and executive offices against summer storms.
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Washington
White House
Beverly
Lawyers Gather in Chattanooga for Annual Meeting
Lawyers from across the country converge in Chattanooga Tenn for the thirty third annual meeting of the American Bar Association. Committees and law school groups plan sessions including an address by John C Townes University of Texas on The Organization and Operation of a Law School and a discussion on The Honor System as A Means of Assuring Integrity of Examinations led by William Minor Life and professor W L Moore. William R Vance Yale Law School organizes the program.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
American Bar Association
Association of American Law Schools
John C. Townes
Department of Law
University of Texas
William Minor Life
University of Pennsylvania
W. L. Moore
University of Wisconsin
William R. Vance
Yale Law School
Lumber Dealers Frolic At Germania Park Event
Local lumber dealers hosted visiting lumbermen for a day at Germania park. A morning gathering of the Ancient and Accepted Order of Hoo Hoo marked a joyful reunion. Afternoon saw a ten innings game where Indianapolis beat Memphis 3 to 2 at Atkins hall park. District Hoo Hoo officers elected include Snark C D Benedict, Wisener Hoo Hoo J G Brannum, Douglas Malloch, W S Morley, R C Hook, Jabberwock Robert Hamilton, W A Griffin, H B Kemper, and R S Foster.
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Germania Park
Order of
Hoo Hee
Indianapolis
Memphis Tenn
Hoo Hoos
Snark
C. D. Benedict
Peoria
Wisener Hoo Hoo
J. G. Brannum
Junior Hoo Hoo
Douglas Malloch
Chiengze
Hojum
W. S. Morley
Serivenater
R. C. Hook
Chicago
Jabberwock
Robert Hamilton
W. A. Griffin
Srcanoper
H. B. Kemper
Guerdon
Foster
Celebrate Wedding Of Fifty Years Ago
Mr and Mrs John Herrmann at 932 East Market street mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Both long-time city residents born in Germany, he 75 and she 71, with a golden celebration planned for a Monday supper for about 35 to 40 guests. The house is decorated with goldenglon gold enrod and Susans.
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John Herrmann
East Market Street
Herrmann
Germany
Fairfax Harrison Makes First Trip As Monon President
Fairfax Harrison began his first inspection trip as Monon railroad president traveling through Bloomington Indiana on August 20 with General Manager B E Taylor and Superintendent W J Jones.
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Bloomington
Ind
Fairfax Harrison
Monon Railroad
Saaturday
B. E. Taylor
W. J. Jones
Horse Dashes Into Door Falls and Races Free in Basement
In Wabash Indiana on August 20 a frightened horse pulling a buggy smashed into a basement door in the Ross block, plummeting fifteen feet. The buggy splintered, the horse escaped injury, and the animal roamed the basement briefly before being freed from the harness after the fall.
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Ross Block
Ruling Roils Cloakmakers Unions Across Nation
In New York on August 29 Meyer London counsel for cloak suit and dress manufacturers association says labor will uphold the unions stand. He notes most strike members reject the proposed agreement from D Louis Marshall. Justice Goff’s injunction declaring the strike a civil conspiracy provokes widespread union outrage and a national scope. Organizers order strikers to avoid demonstrations citywide as the fight over demands continues.
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New York
Meyer London
D Louis Marshall
Cloak, Suit and Dress Manufacturers’ Association
Justice Goff
London
Passenger robs with revolver on Wabash railroad
Wabash Ind Aug 29 John P Rose a passenger two miles west of the city drew a revolver to frighten conductor J W Beyer who asked for his ticket Rose was overpowered and turned over to local officers for arrest and questioning.
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Wabash, Ind
John P. Rose
J. W. Beyer
Wabash Railroad
Beyer
Rose
Shubert Plan for Broadway Theater and Millionaire Hotel
The Shubert combination led by George B. Cox and Joseph L. Rhinock aims to acquire the entire block on the west side of Broadway from Thirty-fifth to Thirty-sixth streets to build the finest theater in America and a great hotel. Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Jacob Schiff back the venture with financing, along with William K. Vanderbilt, in a project costing over 20 million pounds.
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New York
Shubert Theatrical
George B. Cox
Joseph L. Rhinock
Broadway
Thirty-fifth
Thirty-sixth Streets
Herald Square
Shuberts
St Jong
Congressman Rhinock
New York City
America
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Jacob Schiff
William K. Vanderbilt
Farmers Wife to Be Given Square Deal
Trust busting has trimmed prize monopolies at the state fair board this year. The Indiana Society of Florists now apportions prizes to encourage wide participation. The farmer's wife with begonias and dahlias is expected to figure prominently alongside professional horticulturists in the floral exhibits.
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Farmer
State Fair Board
Indiana Society of Florists
Fashion sale notes imply nets Irish lace and hobble skirts
The fragment suggests a sale featuring nets and Irish lace with a few hobble skirts. It hints at big bargains and discounted fashion items. The source tone mirrors a local shopping notice highlighting stylish fabrics and value.
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Bookwalter
Penn
Bulding
Poughkeepsie
Europe
Roosevelt Day
Kansas
Doll Head
Babe
Wilkinson
Josh
George Thomas
Coff
Shubert
Paris
Isa
Joel E
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