Pet Stock and Poultry Show Is a Big Success
The Indiana Fanciers association exhibition at Tomlinson hall drew a record opening day crowd over 1,600 and promises sound finances. Preston B Condit showed fine Plymouth Rocks winning 13 prizes while other Indianapolis entrants also earned awards. The cat display is the largest yet with eight entries and a cat valued at $2,000. Dogs including terriers collies hunting dogs and lap dogs are also shown.
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Indiana Fanciers’ Association
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Preston B. Condit
Plymouth Rocks
S. Buschman
Buff Rocks
William A. Stolz
Buff Rocke
Sarah A. Cripe
S. H. Keeney
L. B. Cummings
Helen P. Clarke
Governor Marshall Hosts Weekly At Home Reception
Gov Marshall holds Tuesday night at home receptions drawing crowds to the executive residence. The Indianapolis Liederkranz parade with torches and German choruses entertained on the lawn before a welcome indoors. The Central Avenue M E church Bible class also visited to extend greetings to Gov and Mrs Marshall.
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Business Men’s Bible Class
Central Avenue M. E. Church
Marshall
Liederkranz
Thomas R. Marshall
N. Pennsylvania Street
John W. Kern
Hervey Bates Jr
James McIntosh
Williwa J. McKee
Gov
Mrs. Marshall
James E. Outland Dies at 71 in Broad Ripple
James E. Outland 71 died Tuesday afternoon at his Broad Ripple home from tuberculosis. A widowed father of one, he had been a well known real estate dealer for three years and moved there for health reasons a year ago. Funeral will be held Thursday at his residence.
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James E. Outland
Broad Ripple
Outland
Vicious bulldog kills toddler in Lynn, Mass
In Newburyport on February 3 a two year old boy, Albert Leadbetter of Lynn, was fatally attacked by a large bulldog owned by John Colby a fighting dog breeder. While the mother watched, the dog leaped from a chained kennel and seized the child breaking the neck. The body was mangled before the dog was driven off.
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Newburyport
Mass
Albert Leadbetter
Lynn
John Colby
Head Found on Locomotive Pilot at Jersey City
New York Feb 8 The head of a man was carried into Pennsylvania station on the pilot of a fast passenger train entering Jersey City. Passengers witnessed the shocking sight as Rahway men reported finding fragments of a body and later confirmed the head matched the Rahway man.
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New York
Pennsylvania Station
Jersey City
Rahway
Merchant Marine Talk Set by McLeary in Indianapolis
Friday night February 3 at 8 oclock the Board of Trade assembly room hosts a Manufacturers' association meeting in Indianapolis. Hon James T Mc Cleary of Minnesota will discuss Our Merchant Marine and Commerce on the Pacific Coast. Hon William E Humphrey of Washington will speak on The Great Possibilities in South America and the Orient for Indiana Manufacturers and Why We Should Have a Merchant Marine to Facilitate Business Between Indiana and the South and Orient. The event aims to spark Indiana support for a U S merchant marine and related legislation to boost inland business involvement.
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United States
Board of Trade Assembly Room
Manufacturers’ Association of
Indianapolis
Jas. T. McCleary
Minnesota
Pacific
William E. Humphrey
Washington
South America
Orient
Indiana
Rost Receives Reward for Capturing a Thief
Jeweler Carl Rost of North Illinois street shows a $100 check from the Jewelers Security Alliance. The payment funds the police pension for the arrest and conviction of the burglar who broke into his window stealing jewelry valued in the hundreds.
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Carl Rost
N. Illinois Street
Jewelers’ Security Alliance
Police Pension Fund
Rost
Original Wild Man from Borneo William Massey Dies
Ki Ko Barnum's original wild man from Borneo was buried in Boston today. For years he toured with the show and had recently been working as a shoe dracker. His name was William Massey.
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Boston
Ki Ko
Barnum
Borneo
William Massey
Mask Ball at German House to Parade Feb Eight
Local German House plans a mask ball on Monday night with a "A Night in Bohemia" event in the cellar for non dancers. Tickets required. Committees from Socaler Turnverein and Musikverein organize gypsy, Indian, Tyrolean, Spanish, Scotch, and Geisha themed groups. Also notes a golden wedding anniversary for D. J. Reagan and family reunions and social visits in Indianapolis society pages.
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Carnival
Kellersall
Bohemia
Socaler Turnverein
Musikverein
Get Rid of Catarrh With Dr Blosser Remedy
Sufferers of catarrh are offered a home treatment by Dr. J W Blosser of Atlanta Georgia. The method claims to cleanse head nose throat and lungs without harming the stomach and promises radical cure. Free trial by mail with an illustrated booklet is available upon request.
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Blosser
J. W. Blosser
Walton Street
Atlanta
Explosion Kills 15 Miners at Short Creek
Birmingham reports an explosion at Short Creek around noon yesterday, with authoritative sources confirming 15 miners killed. Central office in Birmingham denied initial knowledge, but later reports affirmed the deadly blast and casualty count.
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Birmingham
Ala
Short Creek
Physician Says Wife Nagged HN Wants Divorce
Loganport Ind Feb 3 Dr John H Reed filed suit in circuit court seeking divorce citing constant nagging by his wife and clashes with neighbors that harmed his peace of mind and his medical practice. He accuses her of falsely accusing him of infidelity and repeatedly entering his office while he attended patients, wrecking his business.
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Logansport
Ind
John H. Reed
Circuit
Notables Dominate Six Day Go as You Please Race
New York Feb 3 The six days go as you please race to begin in the Garden in mid March will feature entries from 15 nations and about 18 two man teams. Notables include James Frazer W J Smylie Edward Adams Irving Coleman Silent Cherry Jerry Pierce and Harry Shelton with many foreign runners and possible Dorando Pietri.
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New York
Garden
James Frazer
W. J. Smylie
Edward Adams
Minneapolis
Irving Coleman
Silent Cherry
Jerry Pierce
Harry Shelton
Cleveland
von Kaenel
Pete Hoegelman
J. P. O. Driscoll
Bodi Hamya
K. A. Hawwa
Dorando Pietri
Postal Savings Bill Faces Senate Fight
Washington February 3 The postal savings bank bill by Postmaster General Meyer faces a rough path this session. It would place a savings fund in postmasters care in major cities and credit the government, with the disputed clause requiring the money to be kept in state banks.
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Washington
Carter
Postal Savings Bank
Congress
Meyer
Senate
Brewers Sign Wallace and McGann for Next Season
Milwaukee February 3. Pitcher Robby Wallace from the Louisville amateur standout group was signed by Manager McCloskey for the Brewers. Dan McGann the New York first baseman also signed with Milwaukee to play first base next season.
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Brewers
Milwaukee
Robby Wallace
Louisville
McCloskey
Dan McGann
New York
Enjoy Your Meals With Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
Digestive aid claims compare tablets to natural juices, promising stronger stomach fluids and relief from indigestion. Advertises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets made from Hydrastis Golden Seal lactose nyx ascetic pepsin bismuth Jamaica ginger, priced 50 cents, with mail order free trial offer.
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Stuart
Jamaica
Addres
Three Counties Vote Dry In State Licensing Debate
Huntington Switzerland and Parke counties voted dry under county unit local option. Huntington favored dryness by 1 69, Parke opposed licensing saloons by 2 060, and Switzerland swung against saloons by eight. Ten other counties schedule focal option elections in February.
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Huntington
Switzerland
Parke
Parke County
Metropolitan School Honors Mendelssohn Anniversary
The Metropolitan School of Music marked Mendelssohn’s birth centennial at Caleb Millis Hall. Soloist Hugh McGibeny performed the andante and finale of Mendelssohn’s violin concerto with the orchestra. Pianist Thomas Frederick Treeman returned for a second city appearance, playing the andante and finale of Mendelssohn’s minor concerto. Franklin Taylor sang Aria It Is Enough Elijah in place of the absent Edward Nell. Effa Jeanette Carter performed with a chorus, and the Metropolitan school orchestra, led by McGibeny, delivered Hear My Prayer Midsummer Night’s Dream and Festival March.
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Metropolitan School of Music
Mendelssohn
Caleb Millis
Hugh McGibeny
Thomas Frederick Treeman
Edward Nell
Elijah
Franklin Taylor
Effa Jeanette Carter
Metropolitan School Orchestra
Mr. McGibeny
Axtell Acquitted by Jury in Bloomington Case
Bloomington city treasurer Harry Axtell was found not guilty after 16 hours of jury deliberation in a suit charging embezzlement exceeding $7,000 during his ten year tenure. The city filed the suit seeking recovery of funds and the verdict closes the case.
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Axtell
Bloomington
Harry A. Axtell
George Lucid Dies After Boiler Explosion At Car Barns
George Lucid aged 2 years died at St. Vincent's hospital after a boiler fire explosion at the W. Washington street car barns. He lived at 536 Norwood street. James Morna, injured in the same incident, is recovering.
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George Lucid
W. Washington Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
James Morna
Lucid
Norwood Street
Tea Parry Postponed for Governor Marshall Funeral
J McKee postpones tea in honor of Mrs Thomas Marshall from Friday to Friday following Gov Marshall’s former law partner funeral. Event delayed due to funeral services and related arrangements.
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Lawrence Belding Cummings
Miss Agate Brown
Pittsburg
M J. McKee
New York Conference Seeks Sanity Commission for Captain Hanna
At a family and legal conference held today in John F. McIntyre's offices, a motion was made to apply to the supreme court for an order appointing a commission to pass on the sanity of Captain Peter C. Hanna. Hanna is jailed in Long Island City awaiting trial for the murder of William E. Annis. Generals Hains and relatives, including Robert Hains, are involved.
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New York
John F. McIntyre
Supreme Court
Peter C. Hanna
Long Island City
William E. Annis
Hains
Thornton Jenkins Hains
Robert Hains
Joseph A. Shay
McIntyre
Shay
Matteawan
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