Chairman O'Brien Smiles in Indianapolis Meeting
Lawrenceburg's Wilem H. O'Brien, state Democratic chairman, visited Indianapolis to attend a Democratic Editorial association meeting at the Grand hotel. He denied political motives, insisting he was in town for his clipping company business, though he greeted politicians with his famed quiet smile.
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Wilem H. O'Brien
Lawrenceburg
Indianapolis
Tom Taggart
O’brien
Democratic Editorial Association
Grand Hotel
Democrats
Lawmakers Back Lew Wallace For Indiana Hall Of Fame
Republican house members caucused after adjournment to pick Indiana Hall of Fame candidate. A strong majority favored Gen. Lew Wallace, citing his Hoosier soldier background, political prominence, and wide literary fame, over Gen. Benjamin Harrison and Gov. Morton as statecraft representatives.
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House
Statehouse
Indiana
Gen
Benjamin Harrison
Washington
Senate
Len. Wallace
Wallace
Lew Wallace
C. P. Morton
Death of Cameron Faucett in Vincennes
Special to The Sun. Cameron Faucett aged 22, bookkeeper for the Terre Haute Brewing company, died in Vincennes after a sudden apoplexy while shopping at Miller's drug store yesterday evening. The incident occurred during a routine purchase and authorities are investigating.
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Vincennes
Ind
Miller
Cameron Faucett
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Noted Indianapolis Lawyer Smiley N Chambers Dies at 62
Smiley N Chambers a well known attorney died at 1 am Friday at his home 1802 N Alabama Street from paralysis after two strokes. A native of Indiana he served in the Civil War then practiced law in Vincennes and Indianapolis. He was district attorney from 1889 to 1893 and aided prosecuting efforts against a counterfeiters ring. He leaves a wife five children and three daughters.
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Smiley N. Chambers
Alabama-at
Chambera
Mr. Chambers
Alex
Smiley N., Jr
Charles R. Redéle
St. Louis
Sue
Mary Chambers
Chambers
Indiana
Knox County
Franklin College
Missouri
Vincennes
Ind
Indianapolis
Isadorea McCord
William H. DeWolf
Gen
Benjamin Twarrison
Chicago
Gen. Harrison
Harrison
United States
Ripley County
Fireman Takes Carbolic Acid After Family Tragedy
John I. Miller, 43, driver of hook and ladder truck No. 8 at Roosevelt Ave and Sixteenth St, died after drinking carbolic acid at his home 1617 Ludlow Ave. Despondent over his ill wife and the suicide of his brother W. H. Miller, he told his sister earlier he planned to end his life. He had been worried by threats but had appeared in good spirits that morning. He left work, returned home, and after smelling a cigar and failing to answer questions, collapsed. Coroner G. A. Petersdorf investigated. Miller leaves a wife and two children.
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W. H. Miller
John I. Miller
Roosevelt Ave
Ludlowave
Miller
Flo
Notable Indiana Lawyer Chambers Dies at 70
Indiana jurist and former prosecuting attorney Chambers died after a long career in law. He formed the firm Chambers Pickens Moores Davidson, and had served in Presbyterian and college trustee roles. A Republican active in national campaigns, his funeral plans were not announced.
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Samuel O. Pickens
Charles W. Moores
R. F F. Davidson
Chambers, Pickens, Moores & Davidson
Chambers
Presbyterian Church
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Vincennes College
Columbia
Marion
German House
Rita Mason
Mystic Shrine
Grand Army of the Republic
Indianapolis War Association
Beveridge on Child Labor Bill and Relief Efforts
Senator Beveridge criticizes the House Judiciary Committee for its stance on child labor legislation. Relief drives aid starving interior China natives with seed wheat contributions from Portland and San Francisco and cash sent to Consul General Rogers. The report also notes pensions for Civil and Mexican War veterans, Navy and rivers bills, and bank charter for Medaryville.
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J. D. Phelan
Red Cross
San Francisco
California
Harriman
Gen. Rogers
Beveridge
House Judiciary Committee
Community Society Officers Named In Fortieth Mutual Aid
The Fortieth Mutual Aid society elected officers for the coming year. L. M. Brown is president, John C. Maple vice president, Christian J. Embhardt secretary, and Paul Emhardt treasurer. The group meets monthly on the first Wednesday at Isl e East-st. Various other local events are listed including religious and charitable meetings and a February concert by Edward Smith, alias George Y. Wilson, plus a legal notice involving Daniel J. McNamara suing Union Mutual Life Insurance.
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The
Fortieth Mutual Aid Society
L. M. Brown
John CC
Christian J. Embhardt
Paul Emhardt
Isle East-st
Greatest Gift to Education Rockefeller Gives 2 Million to Board
Special to The Sun from New York reports John D Rockefeller donated 2 million dollars to the General Education Board, the largest philanthropic sum in history. The board awarded 30,000 to Beloit college Morningside college and Lafayette college each, with Wabash college Crawfordsville Indiana and the University of Wooster Ohio receiving 125,000 each.
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Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Oll Trust
General Education Board
Williams St
Beloit College
Beloit
Wis
Morningside College
Sioux City
Lafayette College
Easton
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Ind
University of Wooster
Ohio
Sixteen killed in revolt in Buenos Ayres
Sixteen are dead and 23 hospitalized after a fierce attack on the government house in San Juan led by Col. Carlos Sarmiento. The rebels routed Gov. Manuel Godoy and reportedly took him prisoner as cabinets discuss a plan for federal intervention in the local revolution.
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Scripps-McHae Preas Association
Buenos Ayres
Feb
San Juan
Manuel Godoy
Carlos Sarmiento
Appetite Booster Ad Promises Quick Digestion
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as an artificial stomach that digests food quickly and thoroughly. It claims the product cures indigestion and related symptoms, promises renewed appetite and comfort after meals, and offers a free sample by mail before directing readers to buy a 50 cent box.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Randol Acquitted Under Unwritten Law Defense
Fort Worth jury acquits Les Randol of murder in a case likened to Harry Thaw with jurors accepting the unwritten law defense after a trial of several days. Stacey was the slain victim in the contested case.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Les Randol
J. P. Stacey
Harry Thaw
Caution Urged Over Indiana Insurance Bill’s Senate Fate
Politicians in hotels discuss the bill’s fate in the senate with caution. Many legislators say it should be judged on merit, not politics, and the house delay is approved by both parties. Representative Zook notes constituents urge caution to avoid harming Indiana companies while ensuring proper regulation.
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Senate
House
Zook
Goshen
Indiana
Civil Service Examinations Announced Across Indiana
Civil service exams set in Indianapolis and state locations. March 6 vacancies include draftsman for coast and geodetic survey in Washington at salary listed, and geologist for Philippine service. April 8 to fill eight civil engineer student posts in the Office of Public Roads at $600 yearly. For details, contact H. K. Mill Mouse in Beling, Indiohazolia.
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Indianapolis
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Washington
D. C
Geomgst
Philippine Service
Offic
Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
H. K. Mill- Mouse
Indiohazolia
Mrs Oelrichs May Wed New York
Mrs Hermann Oelrichs and Harry Slack are reported to marry, a betrothal widely believed by close friends of the widow of the steamshipman who died at sea last fall. Public announcement is avoided for now, with a wedding expected soon after her year of widowhood ends. The first Mrs Black was Miss Fuller. she later married Tyler Morse of Boston.
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Oelrichs
Harry Slack
Mr. Black
Oelrich
Leo Collins Wins Roller-Skating Pursuit at Auditorium
Leo Collins won the roller-skating pursuit race at the Auditorium on Thursday night with Joe Billa finishing second and Walter trailing behind.
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Leo Collins
Joe Billa
Walter
Society Notes Show Visiting Friends Across Indiana
Society pages list Ada Pickett visiting at Fort Wayne and many others from Shelbyville Muncie Marion and Bloomington visiting relatives in Indianapolis. A Grace Pro Cathedral wedding unites Cora Es Franklin and William Oliver Wright with detailed attire and guests.
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Ada B. Pickett
Charles E. Roesch
Fort Wayne
Cora Es Franklin
William Oliver Wright
Francis
Grace Pro-Cathedral
Walter D. Franklin
Misa Carrie Hiatt
Golden wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Hagen
Their golden wedding anniversary was celebrated on Thursday by Mr and Mrs Andrew Hagen. A family dinner followed with a flower decorated house. Gold halls on place cards marked guest travels while their children Mrs Noodle Warrum Mrs Asa New Mrs John Denton and Mrs Clara Langsiale assisted in entertaining.
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Andrew Hagen
Hazen
Noodle Warrum
Asa New
John Denton
Clara Langsiale
Dancing Party in Honor of Miss Gertrude Spann
Woodruff Place hosted a Thursday night dance at the clubhouse honoring Miss Gertrude Spann. The event was given by Mrs. John Spann and featured local guests and festive entertainment.
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Woodruff Place
Gertrude Spann
John Spann
Miss Mary O'Hara and A Dallas HitzWed at Brookville Home
Miss Mary O'Hara daughter of Mr Caroline O'Hair of Brookville and A Dallas Hitz son of George F Hitz of Indianapolis were married at noon yesterday at the bride's mother's Brookville home. Guests included Mrs Harvey B Stout Harvey B Stout Jr Miss Gussie O'Hair Walter Priten ard and the Hitz parents of the groom. The couple will be in Indianapolis at the Knickerbocker fats.
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Russell Brucenig
Brenniz
E. Twenty-fifth St
Finley McNutt
George Thickson
Terre Haute
Irvin
Walter Franklin, Jr
Lucy
Elizabeth
Cora
Franklin
Rankin
Ill
Mary O'Hara
Caroline O'Hair
Brookville
A. Dallas Hitz
George F. Hitz
Indianapolis
Harvey B. Stout
Harvey B. Stout, Jr
Gussie O’hair
Walter Pritenard
Mrs. Hitz
Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Hitz
Knickerbocker Fats
Valentine party and readings by Collegiate Baptist Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of Collegiate Baptist Church hosts a Valentine party Friday evening in the church. Mrs. G T C Scribner reads, Miss Louise Grieve plays piano, Miss Florence McHatton sings a vocal solo. Silver offering envelopes to be collected. cordial invite to congregation and friends. Miss Mabel Blake of this city and Mr Orville E Moss of Muncie wed Thursday by Rev Albert Hurlstone at the Colonial 400 N Delawarest.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of Collegiate, Baptist Church
George Ti. C. Scribner
Louise Grieve
Florence McHatton
Mabel Blake
Orville E. Moss
Muncie
Albert Hurlstone
Colonial
Delawarest
Ex Mayor George Fred More Dies in Sard Flats
Warren Ohio reports former mayor George Fred More collapsed and died in his Sard Flats apartments this morning. The late official, prominent in city affairs, had long served in local government and public life.
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Warren, O
George Fredmore
Sard
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S & Miller
Oxford
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E. Wash. St
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the Red Cross
Interior
Senator Beveridge
House Judiciary
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
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China
Thomas B. Wilcox
Portland, Ore
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Shaw
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
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Post Office
Indians Notes
American Chamber of Commerce
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France
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Reed Smoot
Utah
Mormon Church
First National Bank of
Medaryville
Christmore Settlement Hflouse
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wington-st. Presbyterian Church
John R. Buckle W
R. C
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Ouing Womans Guild of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Charles Hatuk
Broadway
All Souls Church
Frank Wicks
Eugene Field
Bertha
Louise Schellschmidt
Schellschmidt
Christ
Pathfinders
Engineer Hall
New York St
Massachusetts-are
Hanly
M. R. Patterson
Tennessee
Edward Smith
George Y.wilson
Daniel J. McNamara
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company
Portland
Ore
J. D. Rockefeller
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Tion Board
Monster
Mr. Rockefeller
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Miss Maude
Lillian Berri
Berri
Civil Service
Harry Black
Hermann
Genuine Scotch Madras
L. S. Ayres & Co
Virginia Sweet
Maine
Progress
Standard
Grocery CO
New Jersey St
E. Court St
Delaware St
Bhelby
Massachusetts
Alabama
Ee. A. Jackson, F
N. West
E. St. Claire
Grand Hotel Cafe
J. J. Herron
Faye
Shelbyville
Ralph Ross
John Petticord
J. R. Etter
Nathan Pickett
Kokomo
Marie Burger
Anderson
Ethel Cox
Martha East
James O'Conner
Harry Preston
Martinsville
Sol Allman
Mildred
Moses Dunn
Aimee
Bloomington
Roy E. Adams
Litle
Mary Ann
Walayette
E. F. Adams
Frances Overman
Frank L. White
Madison
City
Emma Fulmen
Richmond
J. F. Applewhite
Ralph
Brownstown
C. L. Mason
G. R. DeMesa
J. H. Chamberlain
R. L. Sutton
Greenfield
G. R. Morrison
Wright
O'hair—Hitz
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