Christian Science lecture at Grand Opera House
Dr McKenzie of Boston spoke under Second Church of Christ Scientist auspices at the Grand Opera House. He said Christian Science brings substantiation to hoped for harmony with Christianity and science, urging readers to choose good over evil and citing healing of sins, bitterness, and cruelty through faithful application of its teachings.
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Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Mckenzie
Boston
Henly
God
Jesus
Roosevelt to transmit canal inquiry to Congress
Washington December 14 President Roosevelt has prepared documents on Panama canal negotiations to send to Congress. He seeks to show whether an American syndicate took a heavy takeoff in negotiating the deal. The issue has stirred controversy over paying $40,000,000 for the canal. Taft said he will visit Panama in January and return annually during his term if possible.
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Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Congress
Delavan Smith
Indianapolis News
Roosevelt -Ananas Club
Taft
Funama
Canal
Iver Carr Signs McCance During Spring Camp
Iver Carr of the Indianapolis Base received infielder McCance, one of the bhenoms, signed by the club for the spring. The dope on McCance is high class stuff. He comes from Bushnett Tit.
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Iver Carr
Indianapolis
President Congress Big Corporations in Delinquent Duties
Roosevelt plans a broad investigation into land fraud and other cases tied to congressmen with private interests. Chief Wilkie and the secret service gather evidence to expose ties to big corporations, aiming to deter reelection in 1910. The move could trigger a political upheaval similar to Indiana’s recent Democratic surge.
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White House
Wilkie
Secret Service
Indiana
Wrong Wagon Held Up by Robbers
An investigation began at Fort Hancock Sandy Hook into an attempted armed hold up by two men believed to be privates. They halted a wagon carrying a quartermaster plus $1400 from a New York bank and fled when they found only the driver aboard.
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New York
Fort Hancock, Sandy
Highland Beach
Highland
Young Woman Takes Poison in Despairing Note
Mrs. Pearl Embic aged 24 drank two ounces of carbolic acid Sunday afternoon and died 20 minutes later. Her husband Charles Embic cannot explain her motive beyond despondency over health. A note left said she did not want her father to blame her husband. Her father, an automobile dealer, lives at Worthington, Ind. The couple resided at Brooklyn flats on Massachusetts avenue and Liberty street.
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Pearl Embic
Charles Embic
Worthington, Ind
Automobiln
Brooklyn Flats
Massachusetts Avenue
Liberty Street
Explosion at Edison plant injures five on East River
Five men were burned in a mysterious explosion at New York Edison’s large waterside power station on Thirty-eighth street near the East river. Three are seriously hurt. The plant claims to be the world’s largest electric power station. No cause or nature of the blast has been disclosed.
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New York
New York Edison Company
Thirty-eighth Street
East River
Denison Hotel appoints William A Trott as new manager
William MM Fowler resigns as Denison Hotel manager after guiding the house through financial difficulty to profitability. Fowler will take a vacation before resuming hotel work. William A Trott succeeds to management, bringing extensive Indianapolis hotel experience and strong local knowledge.
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William MM. Fowler
Denison
Fowler
Indiana
William <A. Trott
Indianapolis
D P Baldwin Dies of Apoplexy in Logansport
Daniel P. Baldwin former Indiana attorney general and noted lecturer traveler and writer died of apoplexy in Logansport on Sunday. His private banks in Goodland Fowler and Ambia were closed a year earlier by state auditor Billheimer. He had been indicted for embezzlement by the Benton county grand jury. Baldwin served as a Wabash college trustee and donor of the Baldwin prize for oratory and long active in Republican politics before a 1892 quarrel with President Harrison led him to support the National Democratic committee.
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Logansport
Ind
Daniel P. Baldwin
Indiana
Baldwin
Goodland, Fowler and
Ambia
Bilheimer
Billheimer
Benton County Grand Jury
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Harrison
National Democratic Committee
Milwaukee
Jealous Husband Kills Two Then Surrenders
William Barnhart, driven by jealousy over his wife's attention to Carl Clapp, shot his wife at Mrs. Clemma Bracey's home and then fired two shots into Clapp at a hotel, killing both before surrendering and being taken to Carrolton jail.
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Carl Clapp
Wiliam Barnhart
Carrolton
Barnhart
Clemma Bracey
Clapp
Father of 11 A Victim of Acid Poisoning
Samuel J. Toner died from carbolic acid poisoning at his home on 611 St. Missouri street Saturday night. It is not known if the death was accidental or a deliberate act. He was the father of 11 children and had worked for Kingan & Co. for years and had been ill about six weeks, mostly at home.
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Samuel J. Toner
St. Missouri Street
Kingan & Co
Toner
Revival in Mooresville Draws Crowds and Converts
Rev. H. Bk. Roller leads a big revival in Mooresville Indiana with store closings at 7 p m to allow attendance. The church was filled past capacity and thirty converts joined yesterday. Attendees include pastors Christian workers and visitors from Indianapolis and other areas.
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Mooresville
Ind
H. Bk. Roller
Indianapolis
Emma Goldman Arrested in Seattle Jail Standoff
Emma Goldman the anarchist was jailed in Seattle after a lecture on remedy by force drew only twelve listeners. When her small following tried to disperse the hall doors were barred for nonpayment of rent. Police arrived on a second attempt to lecture and arrested her.
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Seattle
Wash
Emma Goldman
Miss Goldman
Indigestion Fuels Mind and Body Discomfort
A New York woman shares relief from indigestion caused by rich food after using Grape Nuts. She reports improved digestion and restored appetite, crediting the cereal with strengthening her digestive system and allowing her to eat what she desires. The ad promotes Grape Nuts with the tagline There’s a Reason and mentions Postum Company and The Road to Wellville.
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N. Y
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Hains' Mother Calls Her Son a Martyr
Dorothy Dix presents Mrs. Peter Conover Hains defending Capt. Peter C. Hains as a martyr, portraying his family’s long military service and alleged loyalty. She recalls the battle of Guayamas scene where Peter shielded his father and shielded him from danger, praising his sacrifice.
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Hains
Peter C. Hains
Admiral Jenkins
Farragut
United States Army
Major Hains
Peter Conover Hains
Long Island
Peter
Annis
Thornton
Guayamas
Indianian Mian Killed in Panama Canal Explosion
Washington dispatch reports a premature blast at Bas Obispo on the Panama canal route killed 14 people and injured 50. Among the dead is John J. Reidy of Indianapolis, a powder man. Two other Americans died, while the rest of the victims were Spaniards.
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Washington
Bas Obispo
Panama Canal
John J. Reidy
Indianapolis
Fireman Mustard Buried After Rail Yard Collision
In a crash between a freight engine and a yard engine in the Big Four yards near Leotar street on Sunday morning, fireman Robert Mustard was buried under wreckage and had to be dug out. The yard engine allegedly failed to yield for the passing freight engine. the engineer escaped, but Mustard suffered a severely crushed leg and was taken to St. Vincent's hospital. He resides at 1143 Deloss Street.
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Leotar Street
Robert Mustard
Mustard
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Deloss Street
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