Noblest Man in World Today Praised by Catholic Bishop
Chicago January 31 President Roosevlt declared noblest man in the world today by Bishop J J Muldoon in a banquet address to celebrate the Illinois council Knights of Columbus tenth anniversary at the Auditorium. He praised Roosevelt as strongest government head and urged admiration from Catholics noting peace love of humanity and leadership.
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Chicago
Roosevalt
J. J. Muldoon
United States
Knights of Columbus
Roosevelt
Germany
England
Mikado
Japan
Saloon Fines Meted Out in Local Court
A court session levied fines on saloon keepers and patrons for Sunday violations. Frank Melloniy, a bartender, paid 25 dollars and costs for Sunday offenses. Herman Newman faced 826 dollars and costs for breaking sect Three. David Davis, Albert Woolen, Arthur Keeler, and Henry Hinsker fined eight dollars and costs each. William Wickenbergs fined one dollar and costs.
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Pridas Tin
Jude Philip
Wilkineen
Ovenue Padberg
Ask Whatton
Charles McAfee
Pheury Seluabs
Ebay
Sadoery
Andy Ducky
Phes
Frank Melloniy
John Agumew
Editor of Negro Paper Reports from Indianapolis
Chavers of Columbus G who edits the Ohio World plans a work on Negro history. He says the race can improve its own situation and urges correction of irregularities among the masses to aid emancipation.
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Indianapolis
Chavers
Columbus
Ohio
Hegraes
Man Takes His Own Life at Hotel Edward
South Bend man Seneca B. Parsons shot himself in the hall of the Hotel Edward on Thursday afternoon and died soon after. A chambermaid found the body, face downward in the hallway, with a note criticizing his brother in law Dudley M. Shivers. Parsons, once wealthy, had been separated from his wife who later married Edgar T. Bonds.
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Hotel Edward
Seneca B. Parsons
South Bend
Edward
Parsons
Dudley M. Shivers
Edgar TL Bonds
Mast Drive
Woodrud Place
Bonds
Fenm Parsons
Tne
Whiel Less
Ois
Indiagnavells
Parsons Jis
Mr. Bonds
Indianapolis
Gonds
Barker
Sandage Steel Skein Works
Studebakers
Brother Lawyers Meet as Guests of Dan Brown Jr
A gathering Thursday night at Dan Brown Jr and Loekersbest home brought together noted attorneys and officials. Guests included Charles Pettijohn Oren Muir Frank L Maker deputy prosecutor Dr Louis Pik Thomas O'Brien Thomas Bowser Daniel Brown Sr Iva Holmes Philip Wilkinson Oren Hack police court pressor Albert Asche Mike OConnell and Ciscahne with Pettijohn serving as master of ceremonies.
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Daniel Brown, Jr
Loekerbiest
Wr Brown
Danvers
Harles Pettijohn
Oren Muir
Louis Pik
Thomas O'Brien
Thomas Bowser
Daniel Broun
Iva Holmes
Philip Wilkinson
Oren Hack
Shells Explode At Frankford Arsenal Wounding Thirteen
A major blast rocked the Frankford Arsenal in Philadelphia injuring thirteen people as loaded shells in the priming department exploded. Five men were severely hurt and many others, including women, suffered minor injuries as the building was badly wrecked and nearby windows shattered. The blast followed a spark from a drill falling into a box of shrapnel shells. The most seriously injured were John Alcallan, Jackson Lee and Charles Fullerton.
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Philadelphia
Iiles
Frankford Arsenal
John AlcAillan
Jackson Lee
Charlies Fullerton
Regents deficiency appropriation bill passed by House
The regent deficiency appropriation bill was passed by the House yesterday. The total amount is 8,654,450 pounds? 410,000 less than committee figures. The clothing fund for the army bears the largest cut at 20,000 dollars.
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House
Army
New Semester Opens at Shortridge School
The new semester at Shortridge fish school opens Monday February 8. Pupils in room 32 report to Mr Livengseod and those in room 31 to Miss OKinre. Examination for entrance will be held Tuesday February 4.
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Livengseod
Miss O'Kinre
Bryan ofyo to Let the People Rule
Special to The Indianapolis Sun William Jennings Bryan denounces plutocratic press and warns leaders who oppose the people in the Democratic convention. He says true leadership follows the will of the people and criticizes newspapers acting to sandbag popular government.
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Bryan Ofyo
SV America
Russia
Amerti
War department estimates on state troops encampment costs
The War department prepared cost estimates for maintaining state troops during the encampment. Government funds of 500 000 to 600 000 dollars are allotted to cover two regiments from each participating state Indiana Kentucky Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin. Extra regiments cost borne by home states. Indiana has 2000 acres but needs 10000 more acres for full troop mergements.
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Adjt
Oran Perry
Indiana
Kentucky
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana to Inspect Theaters Across State
The general inspection of theaters in Indiana has begun by the Department of Inspection and will include five cent theaters in the statewide review.
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Indiana
Indiana Department of Inspection
Great Physiologist Promotes Rest For Digestion Cure
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural aid to digestive organs. It claims rest and invigorating treatment improve digestion, touts the product as a cure for dyspepsia and related symptoms, and offers a free sample by mail from Stuart Co. Marshell Michigan.
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Eure
Stuart
Democrats Rally at Denison Hotel Hints on Primary Date
Martvrs county Democrats gathered at the Denison hotel to discuss campaign strategy and the upcoming primary. Hens Friedman and Job Nuevin announced candidacy for Democratic county chairmanship as plans for the February primary date were debated.
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Martvrs
Denison
Hens Friedman
Job Nuevin
Pro
Dew
Affidavit Filed Over Adulterated Coffee Sale
The Ely Board of Health filed an affidavit against Lafayeite A. Jackson of Standard Tea and Grocery on Friday for selling adulterated coffee. City chemist Fred Clarke examined a sample and found rocks slicks and coffee pellets made from ground pea shells.
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Lafayeite A. Jackson
Standard Tea and Grocery Company
Ely Board of Health
Fred Clarke
State Dairy Association backs woman suffrage at closing session
At the closing session in the statehouse on Thursday the dairy association adopted a resolution calling for an amendment to the constitution to prohibit disenfranchisement on account of sex. Officers were reelected: DLN Johnson of Mooresville president, 1 i Calvin of Iewinna vice president, ane Htor Fidler of Lafayette secretary treasurer.
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Stateloouse
Dln
Johnson
Mooresville
I. Calvin
Iewinna
Ane Htor. Fidler
Lafayette
Receiver Ordered to Turn Over GLO Stock to Indiana Insurance
Starry J. Milligan as receiver for Seth M. Richcreek was ordered by the U S circuit court to turn over 5 230 shares of capital stock held as collateral for loans totaling 71 105 to the Indiana National Insurance Company.
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Starry J. Milligan
Seth M. Richcreek
United States Circur Court
Indiana National Insurance Company
Tramps Set Fire to Barn in Indiana Farm Blaze
Tramps burned a large barn on Michuel Mulvey's Montmoretet farm near Lafayette. Seven horses and much grain calamitously burned. property loss estimated at five thousand dollars.
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Lavayette
Ind
Michuel Mulvey
Montmoretet
Social notes on club events and society visits
Members of the needle club plan Saturday sewing sessions hosted by Mrs. Frederick Mitchell of Lingle and other events. A Thursday social sewing party to see Ambur pay and a Monday evening needle session are noted along with a German House Wort savirtas menu. Dates include bridge parties hosted by Mrs. Herman Adams and Miss Peck in honor of guests from New York and Indiana society lectures by President Hughes of DePauw.
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Lingle
Thomas Wye
Benjamin Riley
Elmer Holliday
Percy
Pleteher
Phursday Social Sewing Club
Ambur
Mary
Adams
Chicanze
Charles Leeds
Noles Veeetie
Walter Kippo
Tienes Rivscubere
Mroo
Herman Adumk
Ea Caurter
Walker
Reve
Ow Thiell
Carter
Uis
Young Women's Altary Society
Jobyandes Dean
Miss Peck
Witertowi, N.Y
Patrick Smith Dies at 47 in Indiana
Patrick Smith, 47, died at his home. He was a prominent member of church circles, having served as moderator of the Treat central district and Indiana State associations of Separate Baptists.
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Patrick Smith
Chicago Subway Plan to Announce Telephone Deal
Developments in Chicago Subway company plans and its Illinois Tunnel Company automatic telephone franchise may be announced soon. Financing is in hand and a conference with independent telephone operators this week will be followed by an official statement.
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Chicago
Chicago Subway Company
Protest Against New Telephone Rates Sparks Debate
Citizens voice opposition to proposed rate hikes by the Central Union and New Telephone companies. Speakers question credibility of claims to stockholder impacts and call for a public meeting of subscribers, though board members see no advantage in such a gathering.
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Ao. Lupton
Hartford City
Indianapolis
United Telephone Board of Directors
Board of Public Works
New Telephone Company
Caro
Bellanapetts
Pelepadyaiae Ag
Soaan
G. Demierceay
Hiss
Cotati
Steckhelder
Steek
Air
Spear
Meosshd Orhar
Central Union Telephone Company
Elliott
Day Births and Deaths in City Record roundup
List includes births at various addresses with a girl and boy noted, names such as Ttarri Danivhs Cora, Edward Crummell, and Stella Concur. Several marriages and multiple births recorded alongside medical conditions like typhoid fever, scarlet fever, and tuberculosis. Building permits listed for multiple residences and a power house project at Sanitary Can Company.
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Cora Danivhs
Sis
Arbor-ave
Lio
Richard
Nellie Colter
Prospect-st
Stiltbirth
Algert HH
Die Stuckmeyer
Woodlawn-ave
Bey
Edward J
Katherine Crummell
Bicking-st
Michael and
Marcella Sharkey
Imsl
E. Washington St
Suth
Stoddard
Frances Hamilton
State College Hospital
David
Edith Reid
Senate
Edward
Stella
Tiuman
Rosa Krakuzin
S. Capistus
Sid
William and
Lottie Bridgewater
NW St
John Aml Bui Cook
Eddy-st
Girt
Arthur
Katie Ingram
W. Washington-st
Thomas S and Lawn Tharp
Ashland-ave
Charles
Wid Tha Trebaugh
Tacoma
Adam Jlattner
Delaware-st
Jagrippe
Elizabeth Ping
Aif
Alissouri-st
Denes
N. Sherman Drive
Johntoa Shea
Blackford-st
Thomas Murphy
W. Market-st
John Prenmentt
Rank Addison
Dorman-st. Ta
Srippe
Dames Ff. Moore
Flower Mission
Jens Williams
Keys Stone-ave
Benjamin FL Berry
Ity
Mitral
Elnora Sullivan
Meiket St
Uraece Jaumertta Wiles
Ris
Ris Gracelandayve., Pulmotary Tuberculosis. Marriages. James W. Forbes
Florense J. Lowers
Tarry B. Kinslow
Flora Lowery
George Waasner
Shelby St
Sal
Ora M. Keeler
Dweling
Ss. A
Welling
Pahner St
Sanitary Can Company
Power
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