City to Wage War on Tuberculosis Dispensary Takes Up Fight
Dr Kiser after visiting east plans stamping out consumption in Indianapolis. Dr Wysong, newly appointed interne at the city dispensary to care for tuberculosis parents, begins duties. A nursing system will visit homes, sputum disposal is mandated, and patient rooms will be sunlighted. Co operation of the Board of Health and city physicians announced.
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George Wysong
Wysong
Edgar Kiser
Kiser
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Board of
Fiaith
Jury Frees Loving In Virginia Murder Trial
Ex Judge Loving is acquitted of the murder of Theodore Estes after a four minute jury deliberation. Elizabeth Loving argued the unwritten law in his defense as the slain man had taken a buggy ride with Loving’s daughter who claimed he drugged her. The verdict ends a dramatic case that left Judge Loving in tears as he left the courtroom.
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Elizabeth Loving
Estes
Judge Loving
Talen
Loving
County Board Fixes Assessments
County board approves adjustments to property assessments amid budget pressures. Officials cite updated valuations and reassessments affecting tax obligations for residents and businesses across the jurisdiction.
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County Board
Francis Murphy Passes Away in California
Francis Murphy died in California. Known for promoting a pledge that urged millions to sign during his life.
Francis Murphy 71 Temperance Leader Dies in Los Angeles
Francis Murphy a 71 year old temperance advocate died at his daughter Mrs Waylland Trask home in Los Angeles after a long illness. His son Edward Murphy arrived from Philadelphia to greet his father and hear his dying words. Murphy had led the blue ribbon pledge movement since 1816 and addressed over 4000 meetings. He was born in Ireland in 1836 and served in the Civil War and Spanish American War before settling in Los Angeles. His son Robert S Murphy is lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania, with other sons in Philadelphia and Williamsburg.
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Phy
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
John F. Murphy
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Edward
Francis Murphy
Murphy
United States
Wexford
Ireland
Loss in Trade of the Packers
Washington report reviews May commercial movements from the department of commerce and labor. May packing house shipments from Chicago fell 26 percent versus May 1906, livestock arrivals at seven interior markets dipped, grain receipts across 14 markets rose by 10,990,000 bushels from May 1906, cotton receipts declined for the first time since October, anthracite coal shipments in May surpassed 1896 but lagged 1905, and building activity in 50 cities remained weaker than May 1906 due to soft New York returns.
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Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
Chicago
New York
No Action Planned On Bryce Oklahoma Comment
The state department will take no action regarding British Ambassador Bryce after remarks on Oklahoma's proposed constitution. Acting Secretary Atlee said there is no need for an explanation and he doubts Bryce would critique issues in the constitution. The controversy arose from Bryce praising some features while the president reportedly opposes the document in its current form.
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Partment
Bryce
Oklahoma
Atlee
Travelers Have Picnic at Germania Park
Members of the Commercial Travelers association left their order books and sample cases to enjoy a Saturday afternoon picnic at Germania park with wives and children. Women competed in egg races, potato races, ball throwing, nail driving and running events, with Elta and Edith Lake winning the ball throws. Mrs. J. B. Schramm and Mrs. C. P. Aten won egg race prizes, while Mrs. W. H. Rhodehamel and Mrs. Joseph Ankenbrook placed in nail driving. In the 50 yard dash for women ages 16 to 50, F. P. Woolery and Anna Coombs led the field. Bowling and other contests were held, with about 200 attendees.
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Commercial Travelers’ Association
Germania Park
Elta
Edith Lake
J. B. Schramm
C. P. Aten
W. H. Rhodehamel
Joseph Ankenbrook
F. P. Woolery
Anna Coombs
Splendid program at Winona Lake
Inf. July 1 Winona Lake plans surge of visitors with new park buildings and added comforts. Notable events include addresses by Bryan Dixon Vincent Hughs and Wendling, orchestra by Thomas, concerts by Roberts Park Choral Indianapolis, Schumann Heink, and performances by Roney brothers. Indianapolis visitors flock for summer homes and hotel staff include Mrs. I N Adams and Miss Snivelys.
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William Jennings Bryan
Frank Dixon
Leon H. Vincent
Edwin Hughs
George R. Wendling
Thomas Orchestra
Roberts Park Choral Society of
Indianapolis
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Roney Boys
Thomas Whallon
Angeline Pearson
C. E. Wesley
Glenwood Cottage
Winona Park
I. N. Adams
Snivelys
Ellis T. Marriott
Manual Training High School
A. J. Atkinson
The
Delano
Presbyterian
John Cooper
Swiss Terrace
Rose Elliott
Assembly
Byron LaFollette
Jesse J. M. LaFollette
Children Elope In Chicago Affair Reported
Scripps McRae report from St Louis dated July 1 states that Jacob Wolf sixteen and Loretta Kiel fifteen disappeared from their homes Saturday. Their parents believe the pair eloped and went to Chicago, prompting a search for the youths.
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BT. Louis
Jacob Wolf
Loretta Kiel
Chicago
Escaped Prisoner Trailed by Guard Foiled at Hideout
Edward Horn escaped from the county workhouse Sunday night after serving six months for assaulting his mother with a skillet. Guard James Fleetwood tracked a woman who claimed to be Horn’s wife, leading officers to a house in Brightwood where Horn was captured after a struggle. Horn had previously served three terms and his current sentence ends July 24.
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James Fleetwood
the County
Horn
Mullin and
Hall
Sheldonst
John Fleetwood
Fleetwood
Oliver Ave
Indianapolis
Roosevelt and
Arrowaves
Brightwood
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Fitate Life Insurance Co
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