Local Church Meetings and Society News Roundup
Community notices list numerous church and club gatherings including Ladies Aid at Third Christian church on Wednesday at 2 30 pm, Central WCTU at 2 30 pm with Mrs Hub at 118 North Alabama, Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting Wednesday at 2 30 pm, and Bible investigation club New Year meeting at the YMCA Wednesday night. Also updates on Service Club Ball proceeds of 1086 30 with 693 35 designated to leanor hospital, First New Thought club meeting Wednesday at 2 pm to discuss What New Thought Means to Each Member, and Palmer WCTU gathering with Mrs Cravens at 818 North Temple Ave. Additional notes mention Rev N N Pitzer’s move to Indianapolis Union Congregational church, Evin Payne stepping down as Security Trust president with Bert McBride succeeding, and all day meeting of the Eile Society at First Presbyterian Wednesday with lunch served around noon.
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Leanor Hospital
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Indianapolis
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George J. Marott
Frank Millikans
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Social season at Indianapolis with noted guests and boxes
A grand social event in Indianapolis drew a host of guests from New York Boston Louisville and more. Prominent boxholders included Mr Louis Levey Mr John W Kern and Judge Hackney. Attendees wore elegant gowns as society figures gathered for the Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid Society function.
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John H. Kern
Gues
and Hackney
Cincinnati
Miss Bride
New York
Co. N. Martin
New Jersey
Ralph Polk
Greenwood
Constance Saward
New
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Frank Jelleff
Providence
R. I
Frank Helm
Ines Reed
Covington
Cora Moncroe
Chicago
John Julian
Philadelphia
Florence Wright
Memphis
Tenn
Mariam Smith
Lafayette
Local Young Man Declared Insane Over Cocaine Addiction
Walker Williams a 22 year old city resident and aspiring musician was declared insane by a commission led by Justice H ut Williams after a year of drug use including cocaine. He recently served a 60 day sentence for striking a neighbor who refused him funds for drugs. Williams seeks asylum hospitalization.
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Ur Walker Williams
H. Ut. Williams
Williams
Grape-Nuts and Postum Cited In Vancouver Couple’s Health Recovery
A Vancouver couple credits Grape-Nuts and Postum with reversing years of fatigue and languor. They note the husband’s mornings improved after adopting the cereals and a fruit and nut meal plan, leading to renewed energy and vitality in daily life.
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Postum Co
Notable gowns at the event highlight lace and net styles
Attendees displayed numerous elegant dresses led by Mrs John Worth Kern in a princess lace robe and Mrs Leonard Hackney of Cincinnati in a cream lace gown. Mrs John Holliday wore gray net and chiffon, Mrs Charles Wood a black lace with white trim, Mrs Frank Van Camp an imported fold-rose tissue gown, and Mrs Pfaffin a princely design.
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Herman Munk
Herbert Foltz
Frederic Ayres
Wadhams
New York
L. G. Richardson
John Candee Dean
0. G. Pfaff
Suemma Vajen- Coleman
Willam Henry Coleman
W. E. Hayward
Karl Schneider
Dorothy Richardson
John Downing Johnson
J. H. Taylor
George Phillip Meier
Miss Kirby
South Bend
Frank Fauvre
Golt
Fr. J. Mayer
Marion Miller
Edith Wilson
John Kittle
Gladys Finney
Martha Oster
Nora Taggart
BE. C. Atkins
Mryrs
John Worth Kern
Leonard Hackney
Cincinnati
John H. Holliday
Charles H. Wood
Frank van Camp
Aries Pfaffin
Charity ball at German house supports Free Kindergarten fund
The New Year’s charity ball at the German house will raise about $1,200 for the Indianapolis Free Kindergarten and Children’s Aid Society. The event is a long standing social highlight and is seen as a guaranteed success, with organizers urging support from the city’s charitable women.
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Indianapolis
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Digestion Relief
A promotional item touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a sure aid for digestive disorders. It claims the tablets supply pepsin diastase and other digestives, with tests showing one grain digests 3,000 grains of food. Free sample offer and 60 cent price per box are noted.
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Stuart
United States
Great Britain
VF. A. Stuart Co
Harriman Called Before I C C Over Rail Merger
Edward Hascotiman, railroad lieutenant of the Standard Oil party, is ordered to appear next Friday before the Interstate Commerce Commission to answer questions about the merger of the Amia Pacific and Southern Pacific lines and other Harriman lines. Other railroad officers are also summoned.
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Timan
Standard Oil Party
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ania Pacific
Southern Pacific
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Judge Declares La Follette Act Unconstitutional
Federal Judge McCall ruled the La Follette servants act unconstitutional in a damages suit filed by Damielle Howard against the Minnesota Central railroad. Howard sought compensation after her husband was killed while employed by the defendant.
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la Follette
Damielle Howard
Minois Central Railroad
Girl Dragged Under Wheels at Union Station Crossing
At the west entrance of Union Station two people were injured when a freight car cut struck as they tried to dodge trains. Miss Kea Brill, 305 Eddy street, sustained internal injuries and a broken arm and was said to be near death. A Beaumont of Wheeling, with a broken arm and bruises, was not seriously hurt. They were taken to St Vincent's Hospital.
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Eddy St
A. Beaumont
Wheeling
W. Va
Caplitolave
Union Station
Kea Brill
Mr. Beaumont
Capitol Ave
Vandalia
Miss Brill
St Vincent's Hospital
John Reeves
Denver salesman shoots wife in front of child in Missouri
F W Troy a Denver traveling salesman shot and killed his wife during dinner in Joplin Missouri. He then fired into the shoulder of Ralph P Quinn while he slept. Troy, detained for safekeeping, refused to explain the killings as a mob gathered at the jail.
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Scripps-MecRae Preas
Candaian
Troy
Jersey City Plans Three Cent Fare Street Car and Lighting Plant
New York dispatch reports Jersey City will build an experimental three cent fare street car line and erect an electric lighting plant. Mayor Fagan leads a push for city control of public service corporations.
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New York
Jersey City
Fagan
Mickels Faces Gorman in Indianapolis Card
Indianapolis boxers Johnny Mickels and Jack Gorman meet in the six round preliminary at the Indianapolis Athletic Club show on January S. Freddie Cole and George Williams meet Jerry Murphy and Otto Sellert in two ten round main bouts.
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Johnny Mickels
Jack Gorman
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Jan. S
Freddie Cole
George Williams
Jerry Murphy
Otto Sellert
Pons and Demetral Split Heavyweight Wrestling Card
French champion Car Pons and local Greek wrestler William Demetral wrestled in Chicago with Demetral winning the first fall in minutes and Pons the second in 19 minutes using a half Nelson and head lock. The final bout ended in a draw.
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Chicago
Pons
William Demetral
Demetral
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Tripp Stars With 100 Percent Shoot at Indy Club
Ernest Tripp posted the best score at the Indianapolis Gun Club on New Year’s Day. He broke 116 of 120 targets amid a field of 44 shooters.
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Ernest Tripp
Indianapolis Gun Club
Raisuli Taken Prisoner in Morocco
Paris dispatch confirms Raisuli the bandit, long a danger to foreign residents and former Tangier district governor, has been captured and is a prisoner.
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Morocco
Tangier
Wounded by Robber in New York Footpad Incident
After chasing a highwayman for a mile and cornering him, John Casey was fatally clubbed by the thief who escaped into a crowd of men. The incident occurred in New York on January 1, involving the Scripps McRae Prene Association.
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Scripps-McRae Prene Association
New York
John Casey
Candy firm head dies in accidental fall at home
James Martina, head of a Dubuque candy company, accidentally fell down stairs at his home and was killed. The Jan. 2 report identifies him as a local business leader, noting the fatal accident occurred in Dubuque Iowa.
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Scripp+McRae Preary Association
Dubuque
James Martina
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