Indiana Gas Association Sets Annual Meeting in Indianapolis
The Indiana Gas Association will meet in Indianapolis January 20 and 21 at the Claypool Hotel for its regular annual session. Wednesday topics include Commercialism in the Gas Business and High Pressure Boosting with speakers from Indianapolis Evansville Bloomington South Bend and Mishawaka. Thursday covers Gas vs. Electricity Delinquent Accounts Coke Loosening Meters and Meter Reading with officials from Indianapolis Citizens Crawfordsville and Terre Haute.
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Indiana Gas Association
Indianapolis
Claypool
Philmer Eves
Indianapolis Gas Company
W. B. McDonald
Evansville Gas ,and Electric Light Company
J. N. Moncrieff
People’s Gas, Electric and Heating Company
Bloomington
A. G. Pickens
South Bend and Mishawaka Gas Company
South Bend
A. B. Davis
J. Earl King
Welsbach Company
Chicago
F. M. Loomis
S. C. Rowland
Crawfordsville Water and Light Company
E. A. Wakeman
Citizens Gas and Fuel Company
Terre Haute
Wuellner Recital Seats On Sale At Maennerchor Hall
The Maennerchor club prepares for a large audience as Dr. Ludwig Wuellner gives a song recital next Tuesday. Seats went on sale at 9 am at Paul H. Krauss’s store, with patrons needing recital announcement cards to receive seats.
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Maennerchor Club
Ludwig Wuellner
Paul H. Krauss
Woman to Speak on Socialism in Indianapolis Lecture
Madame Gertrude Breslan Hunt of Chicago College of Elocution will deliver the third Socialist lecture in Indianapolis. The talk titled Socialism From a Dream to a Science airs at Marsur hall corner Alabama and Washington streets at 2:30 a.m. Sunday. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Indianapolis
National Socialist Party Organization
Gertrude Breslan Hunt
Chicago College of Elocution
Marsur Hall
Alabama
Washington Streets
Boxers George Cole Beats Mickey McDonough in Wind-Up
Philadelphia report notes a fast fifth round knockout blow as George Cole defeats Mickey McDonough of Brooklyn in a Nonpariel Athletic Club bout last night.
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Philadelphia
George Cole
Mickey Mconough
Brooklyn
Nonpariel Athletic Club
MccDonough
Cole
Church Services and Sermons in City Churches
A roundup of Sunday services across multiple churches. Central Avenue M E schedules morning and evening events with Rev. William Wirt King headlining themes. Home Presbyterian lists pastor Rev. G D Adamson and a range of services, studies, and choir performances. Other churches include First Baptist, Episcopal, All Souls Unitarian, Meridian Street M E, Central Christian, Tabernacle Presbyterian, and First Presbyterian with varied sermons, concerts, and Sunday school times. Public welcome to all events, pews free.
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Central Avenue M. E
Twelfth Street
Central Avenue
William Wirt King
D. D
Frank N. Taylor
Home Presbyterian Church
Rader
W. Thirty-first Streets
George Daniel Adamson
Band of Hope
Evangelistic
G. D. Adamson
J. P. Durham
Jno
Browning
Pippa
All Souls Unitarian Church
Allan B. Philpott
Central Christian Church
First Presbyterian Church
M. L. Haines
Edwin Ray
William H. Moore Dies After Brief Illness
William H. Moore, vice president of the H. T. Conde Co and treasurer of the Physc. Medical College, died Friday at his home 156 W. Thirtieth St after a two week illness. Born in 1844 near Greenfield, Indiana, he had lived in Indianapolis for years. He is survived by a widow and two children. The funeral will be held Monday at 2 PM at the Capitol.
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William H. Moore
H. T. Conde Company
W. Thirtieth Street
Moore
Physc. Medical College
Mr. Moore
Greenfield
Ird
Indianapolis
Capitol
Bodies of Consul Cheney and wife found in Messina mine
A dispatch from Rear Admiral Sperry in Naples reports Consul Cheney and his wife were found dead in a Messina mine yesterday afternoon. The Culgoa will transport the bodies to Naples, likely aiding return to the United States aboard a naval vessel. Ninety American sailors had spent two weeks aiding in the ruin search.
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Cheney
Washington
Navy Department
Sperry
Naples
Messina
Culgoa
Jeffries Goes to Fill Stage Engagement
Big Jim Jeffries leaves home for a San Francisco stage tour. The heavyweight champion sails from Los Angeles on the Owl for a week long engagement at the Wigwam theater starting Sunday afternoon.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Big Jim Jeffries
Spring Street
Owl
San Francisco
Wigwam
Officers of Moot Court at Indianapolis College of Law
The senior class court elected officers for the term: Daniel White of Henryville judge, John J. McNamara of Indianapolis prosecuting attorney, C. A. Messmore of Tipton clerk, Curtis Toll of Indianapolis sheriff. Clarence Deupree named valedictorian over C. A. Messmore.
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Indianapolis College of Law
Daniel White
Henryville
Ind
John J. McNamara
Indianapolis
C. A. Messmore
Tipton
Curtis Toll
Clarence Deupree
Charcoal Lozenges Promoted As Cure For Bad Breath
An old Spain monk remedy is cited as purifying stomach and blood via charcoal. A Frenchman named Secheyron allegedly proved charcoal’s value by swallowing strychnine and surviving. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are advertised as pure willow charcoal with honey, claimed to improve digestion, purify blood, aid bowels, and banish bad breath, sold at a price per package.
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Spain
Secheyron
Stuart
Municipal Courts Proposed in Bill for Indianapolis
A bill by Senator Cox and Representative Seidensticker would replace three or four justices of the peace with three municipal courts in Indianapolis. The measure plans bonded and salaried marshals, elected justices, and county fees, handling civil cases up to 500 dollars and criminal matters to relieve the police court. If enacted, the three municipal justices would be elected at the next general election.
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Indianapolis
Cox
Seidensticker
Marion County
Henry C. Price
Price
Justices of the Peace
Tegal
Indianapolis Sun
Pinney and Affinity Now Living Apart
Ferdinand Earl Pinney, the artist who left his wife and young son to marry Julia Kuttner, was briefly at Dr. McDonald's sanitarium in Central Valley, N Y, then disappeared. Pinney and his wife are living apart and his location is unknown. The sanitarium houses mentally troubled patients and includes Mrs Ida Flagler and a Roosevelt niece as patients.
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New York
Ferdinand Earl Pinney
Julia Kuttner
Roosevelt
Stewart
Thief Takes $38 From Girl At School
Mary Black a 15 year old student at 627 Woodlawn Avenue reported to police that $35 was stolen from her desk at school. She told officials her mother gave the money to pay a grocery bill and she carried it to school, finding a wrapper in a wastebasket.
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Mary Black
Woodlawn Avenue
Sunday Night Concert for Old Folks Fund at Majestic
The Majestic theatre hosts a Sunday evening benefit concert for the Indianapolis Old Folks Fund. Miss Vera Verburg with augmented orchestra conducts selections from grand opera and a full auxerophone orchestra features Wagner, Donizetti, Verdi, and Caruso pieces. The program includes the William Tell overture and a Pride of Old Glory march with Arthur Pryor.
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Majestic Theater
Indianapolis
Lucia
Donizetti
Caruso
Sembrich
Scotti
Jeurnet
Severina
Daddi
Verdi Mme
Nelile Melba
Mme. Calve
Homer
Corelli
Battle Over Proposed Superior Court in Indiana District
The senate committee on the organization of courts debated the Greene Sullivan case amid lively lobbying. Bloomfield and Linton clash over a proposed Linton superior court, with advocates arguing Greene and Sullivan should remain separate districts due to heavy docket and taxation. Oscar Bland leads Linton’s cause. Dr. Durham spearheads Bloomfield supporters. both cite district justice and economic factors.
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Senate Committee On the
Greene-Sullivan
Linton
Indiana
Bloomfield
Fourteenth
Green
Sullivan
Green County
Greene
Fourteenth District Court
Oscar Bland
Senate Committee On Committees
Bland
Senate Committee On
Hains Acquittal Attributed to Indian Juryman Jardine
New York January 16. T Jenkin Hains owes his acquittal on the murder charge of William E Annis to Alexander Jardine a half blood Indian of Texas who served as juror No 7 on the Hains panel Jardine delivered a pivotal vote in the deliberations shaping the verdict
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New York
T. Jenkin Hains
William E. Annis
Alexander Jardine
Texas
Hains
Jardine
Swartz Improves at Residence in Capitol Avenue
Mr. Swartz, president of the National Sign company, has been in bed at his residence on 2241 N. Capitol avenue for the past week as he shows signs of improvement.
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Capitol Avenue
Mr. Swartz
Four Taninmen Killed In Illinois Wreck
Sterling Illinois January 16 four men were killed and two injured in a head on collision between two freight trains on the Chicago Northwestern railroad line Sterling Peoria branch. The dead include Curtis engine attendant in Sterling Metiler fireman and two brakemen Hutchingon and Russell all from Clinton Iowa.
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Sterling, II
Sterling-Peoria
Chicago & Northwestern
Curtis
Sterling
Meti
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Fox Ridge
GILL
Greenen
East
Steamship Ticket Department
American National Bank
Association TO
Gonvene
Wuellner
First Baptist Church
Taylor
Riggs
Episcopal
St. Paul's Church
Harry Granison Hill
Third Christian Church
Stansfield
Meridian Street M. E
Hurlstone
Roberts Park Church
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Neil McPherson
Jeffries
Attorney Price
OLD Folks Fund
M. Enrico Caruso
H. Vieuttempts Misa Vera Verbarg
Arthur Pryor
Dr. Durham
Sullivan County
Mualin
SetMennen
Flushing
Edward Swartz
National Sign Company
Morris
Story & Clark Piano Co
North
Pennsylvania St
Illinois
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Moqver-Watson
Polk’s Milk
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