Spain Study Help from Indiana Librarian Mary Moffatt
A Indiana Women's World club member fears Spain research but learns to contact Mary Moffatt of the state library. Moffatt provides a list of Spain works and forwards books via club librarian. The member borrows, curates extracts, and prepares a July paper, with Moffatt guiding and keeping plans confidential.
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Mary Moffatt
State Library
Reference Department of State Library
Spain
Mured
Higgean
Richard Harding Davis
E. E. Hall
Washington Irving
Charles Dudley Warner
Gwendolyn Wylliams
Miss Moffatt
Club
Statehouse
Poole
Play of Emotions Around the World in Day's News
Special to The Sug. Bowling Green July 1 Miss Jenny Brand aged 19 has started alone for the Philippines. Her lover Mark Benjamin a private in the United States regulars stationed in a southern province told her to begin in a year for his post and they would be.
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Bowling Green
Jenny Brand
Philippines
Mark Benjamin
United States
Thaw Bears Up in Tombs Amid Wife Visits
Special to The Sun reports Harry Thaw remains cheerful in the Tombs despite heat and confinement Evelyn visits him daily within prison rules and both believe he will be acquitted at his second trial in fall or winter.
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Harry
Evelyn
Salvation Army Chief Sees Japanese Avert War
Peace mission leader Gen William Booth, fresh from Japan, believes brown nations seek peace not war. He notes their growing armament as a safeguard after a victory over Russia and asserts their ultimate aim is stability, not conflict.
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The
Sun
London
William Booth
Salvation Army
Japan
Russia
Village Tragedy Spurs Manhunt After Double Fatal Shooting
In Canton Ohio on July 1 Elizabeth Kal Mayge, a Roumanian, allegedly caused her friend Achim Fatu to be sent to the workhouse six weeks ago. After his release Fatu was seen near her house and soon after she was found dead with four bullets. Police hunt for Fatu as a nationwide search continues.
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Mayge
Achim Fatu
Fatu
Brother and nurse wed after life saving arm donation
In Cleveland, Joseph Miller died at St. Alexis hospital after his brother Samuel T. Miller donated blood for an arm transfusion. Nurse Ida Berkowitz, sister-in-law to Samuel, cared for him and has since married him. In New York, Mrs. Russell Sage donated 300000 dollars to fund the Russell Sage Institute of Pathology adjoining the city hospital to aid aging illness research and assist the city’s sick and aged in two large institutions.
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the Sun
Cleveland
Joseph Miller
St. Alexis Hospital
Samuel T. Miller
Ida Berkowitz
Samuel Miller
New York
Russell Sage
Russell Sage Institute of Pathology
New York City Hospital
Wei — “Hone
Jean-Baptiste Renaud
Clairvoyant
Montana St
Montreal
Que
Record drownings rise in United States this summer
Sorrow from St Louis reports that over 180 people have drowned in the United States this summer, despite the short season. Many victims were boys and young men swimming, with others being young couples out sailing.
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ST. Louis
United States
Emperor Williams Busy Day Aboard Royal Fleet
Special to The Sun reports Emperor Williams conducting divine services on the royal yacht Ho tzen hullern then sailing the Meteor to defeat Hamburg. He later boarded cruiser Munich and watched submarine operations outside the harbor for several hours.
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Kiel
Wiliams
Hohenzollern
Hamburg
Munich
Chilean diplomat Breaks Engagement in Brussels
Senor Balmaceda secretary of the Chilean delegation at Brussels was engaged to Senorita Waddington daughter of Chile's former charge d affaires. He broke the engagement on what grounds remains unclear as the report notes only the broken arrangement.
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Brussels
Belgium
Senor Balmaceda
Senorita Waddington
Chile
Pittsburg steel magnate fires at rival in city feud
Maj. T. Lemuel Harper, a leading Pittsburg steel man, confronted Levi de Wolf with two revolvers in a high profile incident marked as a major social scandal. Five shots were fired in the episode, underscoring a sensational public feud in the city.
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Ittsburg
Maj
T. Lemuel Harper
Pittsburg
Levi de Wolf
Leading Commercial League Teams Sweep Three Games
In Sunday action the top three squads, the Y. M. 1, the K. F. M., and the German House, each won against their rivals the Taggarts, the Tiles, and the Certurys to extend their standings in the Commercial league.
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Taggarts
Tiles
Certurys
Mystery in the Psychic States in New York
Prof Gusta vus Snee Halderman of Berlin visits New York to lure societies into studying subconscious minds. He recounts a reporter in the Mail and Express with involuntary premonitions, describes cases of vivid involuntary thoughts, and notes the subconscious as a mysterious mental state worth further study.
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New York
Gustavus Snee Halderman
Berlin
Halderman
Mail and Express
Prof
Reverend Pengelly Honored Physician and Minister
A portrait of Rev. Richard Pengelly, famed Methodist circuit rider and physician, who served Michigan ministers and settlers with gospel guidance and medical care. He developed Woman’s Friend later known as Zoa-Phora, promoted as a tonic for female health, and his work married faith with medical practice in early country life.
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Richard Pengeily
Michigan
Hahnemann Medical Cenllege
Chicago
Zoa-Phora
Zoa- Phora
Zoa- Phora Co
Kalamazoo
Mich
Earth
Pengelly
Man Charged With Bigamy In Local Arrest
Alexander Szarcsur, a tailor residing at 50 W Vermont St, was arrested Saturday afternoon on bigamy charges. Bellei Fabowski, 130 S Missouri Ave, filed warrants before Judge Whallon. Fabowski is Szarcsur's stepson, and a prior divorce was annulled by Judge Mc Masters after discovery of non disclosure.
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Vermont St
Bellei Fabowski
S. Missouri
Whallon
Fabowski
Szarfcsur
Szarcsur
Indiana Horticultural Society Meets at Purdue
The Indiana Horticultural Society accepted an invitation to hold its mid summer meeting at Purdue Experiment Station in Lafayette from August 1 to 8. Attendees include Prof. Whitten of Missouri, Prof. Blythe of the Weather Bureau, Prof. Barnard of the Indiana Pure Food Commission, plus other eminent speakers. Liberal premiums will be awarded for in season fruit and flower exhibits.
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Indiana Horticultural Society
Purdue Experiment Station
Lafayette
Whitten
University of Missouri
Blythe
United States Weather Bureau
Barnard
Indiana Pure Food Commission
You Are Invited To Use The Sun Wants Help Column
A brief notice invites readers to submit help requests to The Sun’s help column with no charge for the first ten words. The column aims to connect readers with assistance and resources through the paper’s community service feature.
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Sun’'s
City Advertisements Board of School Commissioners
Sealed proposals due July 9 1907 for calcimining and painting walls and ceilings at several Indianapolis schools including Nos 1 12 16 4 26 27 2B old building MT H and High School. Bids must cover each building with separate estimates and work to be completed by August 24. A 100 bond per school and a further bond equal to half the contract will be required. The board may reject any bid.
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Board OF School Commissioners
Indianapolis
City of
Iidders
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