Adscript Club Eyes Big Kansas City Meeting
The Adscript club plans a large delegation to the Associated Advertising Clubs of America convention in August. Fifteen new members admitted, Mayor Bookwalter made an honorary member. Indianapolis, “The Pivot City,” aims to host the 1909 meeting, with a gold medal prize for the member who recruits most new applicants by August 25.
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Adscript Club
Kansas City
Bookwalter
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Detroit
Y.ef. Mullalley
Reuf Released on Record Bond in San Francisco
Abraham Reuf was freed on bonds totaling 1 555 000 in San Francisco the largest in state history. His next trial is scheduled for July 165.
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San Francisco
Abraham Reuf
Wallace Death Sends Mrs Wallace to Edinburg Burial
The body of Mrs. Lucinda Wallace aged 69 was sent to Edinburg Indiana for burial after dying Sunday at her daughter Mrs. H E Brown’s home in Indianapolis. A nurse and state pioneer, she is survived by two others. Adele J. Pahud died Monday night at 3407 North Senate Avenue aged ? with three months illness. Funeral for Pahud set for Thursday at St Marys church.
McGraw Re elected WV National Committeeman After Tie
John T. McGraw, a Bryan political target, was re elected national committeeman from West Virginia after a prolonged caucus. He defeated W E Chilton as George S Neil switched sides on the sixth ballot to give McGraw an 8 6 victory. Texas delegation notes Senator Bailey illness. resolutions express regret and hopes for his recovery.
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Denver
Col
John T. McGraw
Bryan
West Virginia
McGraw
W. E. Chilton
George S. Neil
Huntington
Chilton
Texas
J. W. Bailey
New York
Julius Burkart to Sing at Roof Garden Concert
Julius Burkart to be soloist at the Indianapolis Maennerchor roof garden concert on Wednesday evening. The program features Hostrausers, Missouri Rag, Ill Trovatore selections, Verdi selections, Hearts and Flowers, and a tenor solo by Howard, with Beiser's orchestra and a brass quartet. Also notes the departure of Mr and Mrs W K Reber from Aurora and the coming Bible conference at Winona Lake.
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Julius Burkaart
Beiser
Roof Garden
Indianapolis Maennerchor
Julius Burkhardt
Casion
Will
Hostrausers
Chambers
Erate
Luders
Missouri Rag
Stone Brass Quartet
Bordex Terror
Rere
Jailbreak tied to Denver arrest in larceny case
Captain of Detectives Edward Bray rejoiced over a Denver report of Earl Martin's arrest, but Denver authorities informed him Martin had escaped again. Martin had fled Marion county jail last spring by prying open a second story window and sliding down a clothesline.
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Edward Bray
Earl Martin
Denver
Col. Martin
Marion County
Bray
Martin
Bryan's Plank To Be Adopted By Committee
Denver July 7 The Resolutions Committee will meet after noon to review an outline of six or seven Bryan planks brought by Mayor F W Brown of Lincoln. Gov Charles N Haskell of Oklahoma aids in drafting. The planks echo the Nebraska platform with currency state rights and railway valuation among topics.
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Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Bryan
Resolutions Committee
Haskell
Brown
Lincoln
Nebraska
Hoosiers Back Kern Gray For Vice President Hope
Indiana Democrats in Denver after large turnout favor Gray or Kern for vice president. Delegates, led by Marshall, anticipate Bryan carries Indiana and predict Marshall will win governor. Anti injunction plank favored, with Lamb shaping Indiana’s stance.
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Indiana
John Kern
Gray
Delaware
Indianapolis
New York
Indiana Democratic Club
Thoras F. Marshall
Columbia City
Denver
Bryan
Marshall
Empire State
Thomas Taggart
Stokes Jackson
John E. Lamb
Lincoln Dixon
John W. Holtzman
Chicago
Lamb
Resolutions Committee
Taggart
Jackson
Dixon
Alvin Padgett
Frank Hering
John Osborne
Peter Feley
Terre Haute
Mayor Boehne
Evansville
Baby Show At Summer Mission Dedication
The dedication of the Fairview Settlement for the Summer Mission for Sick Children was held Tuesday with Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks presiding. Mayor Bookwalter spoke, and ministers Hurlstone Winter and Pearson announced talks. A baby show ran from 3 to 5 pm with refreshments and various amusements. Buildings were winter-built by the unemployed.
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Fairview
Charles W. Fairbanks
Bookwalter
Albert Hurlstone
Albert Winter
M. CC. Pearson
The Age of Kansas Corn and Early Corn Finds
The earliest Kansas corn appears in Coronado expedition records from 1541 to 1542. Prof Williston identified charred corn in Scott county pueblos, dating back at least 250 years. Grant H. Clay, M. D., dentist. Fourteen years with New York Dental Company, now at 108 N Delaware St Indianapolis.
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Kansas
Coronado
Williston
Scott County
Grant H. Clay
New York Dental Company
N. Delaware St
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Poisoner Threatens Express Agent in Dr. Wilson Case
Philadelphia July 1 Authorities continue to hunt the unknown killer of Dr. Wilson. A letter with a death threat was sent to Fred Buckman the express agent who delivered the cyanide poisoned ale. Buckman is a key witness if evidence points to a suspect.
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Philadelphia
Frederick Gies, Jr
Wilson
Fred Buckman
Buckman
Express
Sailor Held in Evansville Murder Suspect Identified
San Francisco July 7 A sailor arrested here is linked to the Evansville murder case of Josie Gray. Detained under the alias Roy Bateman he served on an American battleship. Evansville police chief asked R H K Leaf of Santa Cruz, formerly of Evansville, to verify the suspect's identity.
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San Francisco
Guy Prescott
Josie Gray
Evansville
Ind
Roy Bateman
R. H K. Leaf
Santa Cruz
Fort Declared Unfit To Keep A Saloon
County commissioners paused the liquor license for George W Fort of Center township after four citizens protested alleging immorality violations and sale to intoxicated persons He is also accused of operating a gaming house A hearing is scheduled for Tuesday at 2 pm on the application and protest.
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George W. Fort
Center Township
Fort
Drought Delay Hit Fourteenth Ward Remonstrance
Five citizens were withdrawn from the Fourteenth ward anti saloon license remonstrance filed with the county commissioners. The remonstrance, under way for months, was expected at the June session. Removing 500 names may delay the dry ward movement further.
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Board of County Commissioners
Fourteenth Ward
Pictures The Humans to film company presents A Race for a Million
The Humans film company shows a western drama A Race for a Million followed by a comedy Where Is That Quarter. An illustrated song Summertime and Sister is featured with the company, composed of New York stage actors delivering lifelike lines.
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Talking Picture
New York
Former county auditor Cyrus J. Clark faces 27000 demand
Marion county formally demands more than 27000 from Cyrus J. Clark, former county auditor, for alleged improper payments. Civil suit to recover the funds will follow if he refuses to pay, with about 21000 reportedly already paid for updating plat books and broader courthouse audit calls anticipated.
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Marion County
Cyrus J. Clark
Clark
Clari
Feathers Put Police On Trail Of Thief
Edward Richardson, who first named Eli Moore, was arrested by Bicycle Officers Trimpe and Wilson on a charge of stealing chickens from A. D. Parish's henhouse at 3027 Jackson Street Sunday night. Parish traced the theft to campers on Eagle Creek, and after he described the feather marks, police recovered clues leading to Richardson. A boy then identified Richardson as bringing a chicken to the camp where it was eaten.
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Edward Richardson
Eli Moore
Trimpe
Wilson
A. D. Parish
Jackson Street
Parish
Eagle Creek
Richardson
Southerner Stricken by Strange Malady Near Union Station
John B. Mulky of Atlanta Ga was found Monday afternoon lying on the sidewalk near Union station. He suffered convulsions and had to be strapped to an ambulance stretcher. Physicians say the cause of the convulsions remains mystifying as the night wore on.
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John B. Mulky
Atlanta, Ga
Union Station
Mulky
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Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Reuf
Mgraw
Eli Roeser
W. KE. Reber
Aurora, Keh
Joseph Pinckney Durham
George Daniel Adamson
Winona Lake
Agia
Agin
Thomas Rogers
F. W. Brown
Committee On Resolutions
Alton B. Parker
Hoosiers
Ghay
Man
McNeill
New England
Kern
Thomas R. Marshall
John W. Kern
George Gray
McNoul
Sander & Becker’s
Fall Creek
Selidogk Mission Lamp
Washington St
the Court House
Oratory
Sac
Aes
Doctor
Dr. Wilson
Cyrus Clark
Marion Coun
Post Oxiah's Manse
Postum_ Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creek
Mich
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