Political Pot of Republican Boils in April
Old officers are chosen as James P. Goodrich is re elected chairman with Carl W. Riddick as secretary. They issue a call for the state convention in Indianapolis on April 1 and 2 to nominate candidates including governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state and other statewide offices. Delegates total 1467. Dinwiddie and Statnaker are re elected to key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Goodrich
Republican State Committee
Carl W. Riddick
Supreme Court
Fifth District
Appellate Court
First District
Claypool
Carl Riddick
George T. Dinwiddie
Frankfort
Frank D. Statnaker
Indianapolis
One Egg And Half Of An Apple In Divorce Case
Greenfield Indiana January 17 Mrs Mary Hendren wife of Jerry Hendren aged 176 filed a cross complaint in a divorce suit claiming her husband provided only one egg per meal and half an apple daily She seeks 310000 alimony The case is before Judge R L Mason in the circuit court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Ind
Mary Hendren
Jerry Hendren
Gads
Hugh Drum
Anna Caroll Reaume
Philippines
Capt
Chinese Fear Japanese Cabinet Crisis Threat to China
Chinese officials warn the cabinet crisis in Japan may result in a dangerous policy toward China. The military faction in Tokio has gained ascendancy and Japan's stance on China, especially Manchuria, is growing more threatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Japan
China
Tokio
Manchuria
Hartfield Wreck Believed Lost Near Vancouver Island
British steamer Hartfield capt Lindson from Liverpool Valparaiso and Seattle is believed wrecked off Vancouver Island with about 29 lives lost. Debris and lifeboats bearing Hartfield Liverpool washed ashore on the island's west coast. Three U S revenue cutters searched through the night for the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Hartfield
Lindson
Liverpool
Valparaiso
Vancouver Island
Smoke Nuisance Sparks Civic Debate in Indianapolis
Readers are presented with a satirical summary of a public meeting where civic leaders and citizens debated air pollution from factories and home furnaces. The piece mocks gender roles, notes women’s civic pride, and questions remedies to curb smoke, urging practical solutions while poking at male culpability in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Indianapolis
County appoints special policeman at courthouse
County commissioners authorize a special officer for the county building. William Cook is chosen and already wears a large star on his coat. He will be stationed at the cigar stand in the courthouse corridor to answer questions and keep order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
E Courthouse
Jury Awards Damages in Auto Accident Case
Miss Eleanor Ketcham received 1500 dollars in damages from a jury in superior court. The verdict found the Indiana Automobile company liable for injuries she suffered on August 16 1906 at Shinais and Sixteenth streets in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Ketcham
Indiana Automobile ¢ Company
Netcham
Shinais and
Sixteenth-sts
Pardonable Crime Trial Shaped Hiring Decision
A business man interviews a job applicant noting excellent testimonials and travel, asks about trouble, and learns the applicant once spent 26 days in jail for nearly killing a man who refused an order. The exchange ends with the business man hiring him. Mood’s Sarsaparilla ad ends the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Journal
Births and Deaths in City Record for a Day
John and Ethel O Connors live at 37 S California street welcomed a boy. Goodsow B and Josephine Edwards at 1459 McLain street had a boy. Herman and Bertha Kurrasch reside at 2024 Boydave and had a boy. John and Mary Carr, 814 Minerva, welcomed a boy. Furr P and Dalia Draper at 814 Coffee t had a boy. John and Bertha Duffey at 1104 Nentucky ave welcomed a boy. Wm B and Martha Willoughby, 1323 Lee street, had a girl. Wm E and Mollie Carter, 1015 S Harding street, had a boy. Frank Ray and Minnie Pixler at Deaconess hospital had a girl. Thos and Winnie Mullen at 373 rock street had a girl. T Albert and Anna Kingery at 1230 S Sheffield avenue had a boy. James Frank and Maude Hardin at 1007 W Twenty seventh street had a boy. Elmer and Gertrude Gritton at 1440 Eversett had a girl. George and Ida Sniter at 1224 Bridge street, Chas H and Florence Pier at 133 W Twenty second street had a girl. William and Bessie Gibbs at 133 E pure years had a boy. Thos Benjamin and Elva Fulmer at 2829 N Pennsylvania street had a girl. Deaths include Barbara Duffey age 24 at St Vincent's hospital from burns Chloe J Shidler age 90 of 616 Marionat from grippe Pernal Coverhill at 2448 Addison with arterio sclerosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Ethel O'Connor
S. California St
Goodsow B
Josephine Edwards
McLain St
Herman and
Bertha Kurrasch
Boydave
John and
Mary Carr
Minerva
Furr P
Dalia Draper
Bertha Duffey
Nentucky-ave
Wm. B
Martha Willoughby
Lee-st
Local obituaries list chronic illnesses and ages
John G. Hadinger aged 46 of 914 N Temple Ave is listed with chronic nephritis. Lizzie Gray aged 36 of 527 W 11th St has a cystic tumor. Julia Eberhart aged 80 of 40 Campbell St has carcinoma of the uterus. Nathaniel Griffith aged 41 of 1313 Columbia Ave has broncho pneumonia. Louis C. Off aged 5 of 1000 N Warman Ave has broncho pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Hadinger
N. Templeave
Lizzie Gray
Eleventh-st
Julia Eberhart
Campbell St
Nathaniel Griffith
Columbia Ave
Louis C. Off
N. Warman Ave
Property listings with scattered values in Indianapolis area
A fragment lists several properties with owners and values: Thorn shed Trumbull street at 300 pounds, Frank Wels dwelling 935 West Twenty Fifth Street at 500 dollars, Indianapolis Brewing Company boiler house 1316 Madison Avenue at 2,500 dollars, Wv. T. Malott addition rear 216 South Meridian Street at 1,788 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ‘Thorn
Trumbull-st
Frank Wels
Twenty Fifth-St
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Madison-ave
Wv. T. Malott
Meridian-st
Marriage of Gloria Sumption and Fred Eward in Halcyon
Miss Gloria Sumption and Fred Eward were married Thursday at the bride’s Halcyon home with Rev. George Torrence officiating. The couple will honeymoon in the South and reside in the Colonial, Marion, after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Sumption
W. HH. Sumption
Fred Eward
Marion
Halcyon
George Torrence
Gethsemane Episcopal Church
Eward
South
J. W. Eward
Converse
Indianapolis
Fred
Ieonard
Indianapolis Bride Weds Sydney Man in Home Ceremony
Edward C. Eikman of Indianapolis married Miss Daisy Swearingen of Sydney Ohio Thursday at the bride’s home in front of relatives. They will reside in Indianapolis after February 1 as Mrs Eikman. The day’s social notes also report receptions, visits, and upcoming parties across Indianapolis with numerous locals and out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Anan Moore
Talbottave
Miss Wilmot
New Orleans
Frank White Morrison
Edward C. Eikman
Indianapolis
Daisy {. Swearingen
Sydney
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Manhattan
Dent
Perrin
Lefi
Wright
Danbury Hat Co
East Wash. Street
Tion
Gerritt A. Archibald & Co
Washington Street
PET IS Dry Goods CO
Hayfar’ OP
Indiana
Sreates Tors
New York
Stoker
Revenue Cutters Search
United States Revenue Cutters
Hart
Addie Stout
Court House
Liceman
the County Building
William Cook
Barbara Duffey
St. Vincent's Hospital
Burns
Chloe J. Shidler
Dagrippe
Pernal Coverhill
Addison
Cloid W. Weaver
Alpha M. Tackett
Founders” Day
Kappa Alpha Theta Sacriiy
N. E. Naftger
New Jersey St
Colontfal Party
Caleb S. Denny
Caroline Scott Harrison
Pennsylvania-st
Warried
Illinois
Alexander R. Holliday
Charles Baggs
Clinton
E. Pratt St
Sorosis Club
Philomathean Club
W. H. Morris
Emma Hollaway
J. Er. Wilhelm
Atlanta, Georgia
Everett Wagner
Lewis Eward
Greensburg
W. H. Sumption
Margaret Lavin
Lexington, Ky
Elizabeth Dowd
Sadie Smith
Bert May
Cleveland
Clyde Hanna
Chicago
Edith Cowhig
Fort Wayne
Carl White
Nancy Walcott
Muncie
Frederick Rose
Madge Ward
Mrs
Irving Lemaux
Frank Howard
Seymour
Glen Marsh
Edward Campbell
Marsh
Blanche Deets
Harry Flory
St. Louis
Frank EK. Hine
Lafayette
A. B. Yoost
Frank Swift
Winchester
Frank Clouds
Cambridge City
Ernest Doty
Coats
Misses’ Coats
Panama
Jane Garment Company
Massachusetts Ave
Stout’s Shoe Store
Franciss. Barthel
Chicago East
Masonic Temple
Baltimore
N. Charles St
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