Lieber asserts truth will be given to people
Milwaukee June 8 Adolph Dieber of Manitpolis, a leader in the national movement to elevate the saloon business, attends the national convention opening today. Lieber says Indiana improves, Anti-Saloon League sails under colors, seeks less than prohibition, governor active for prohibition, and the campaign aims to educate the public on the fallacy of prohibitive theory and practice.
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Lieber
Milwaukee
Wis
Adolph Dieber
of &Manzpolis
Brewere
Indiana
Department OF Public Works
Omoe
Majestic
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Walcott Street
New York Street
Michigan Street
Highland Avenue
Rienal Street
Seta
Pone
Board of Public Works of
Board
Worka.o
Saengerfest Souvenir Issued by Newspaper
The German Telegraph and Tribune releases a handsome complete book about Indianapolis in German with portraits of prominent German Americans and images of fine city buildings. The volume honors the national Saengerfest to be held June 17 to 21 at the state fair grounds pavilion.
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Indianapolis
German Telegraph and Tribune
Mrs Dresser Files Divorce Suit in Sioux Falls
Mrs Daniel Leroy Dresser wife of the ship building trust president arrives in Sioux Falls to seek divorce and qualify as a stenographer. She cites two children to support and notes a 1907 New York attempt. Her husband is a brother of Mrs George W Vanderbilt.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Daniel Leroy Dresser
Ship-Building Trust
New York
Editor Quinby Dies in Detroit After Illness
William Emory Quinby editor and proprietor of the Detroit Free Press and former United States minister to the Netherlands died yesterday after a three month illness in Detroit Michigan.
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Quinby
Detroit
Mich
William Emory Quinby
The
Detroit Free Press
United States
Netherlands
Buffalo Bill's Wild West to Stage Train Hold-Up Show
Buffalo Bill's Wild West presents a Great Train Hold-Up illustrating train robber methods and bandit hunting by Union Pacific posse. Also features The Battle of Summit Springs, emigrant train attack, A Holliday at T E Ranch, and depictions of Indian warfare and plains life.
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Buffalo Bill
Union Pacific
Pacific Ocean
Tor
Summit Springs
T-E Ranch
Federation of Women’s Clubs Meets in Boston
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs opens in Boston on June 21 with Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker of Denver presiding. On June 27 Senator Beveridge will speak on Child Labor alongside speakers from Chicago, Indianapolis, and London.
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Platt Decker
Denver
Albert J. Beveridge
Owen Lovejoy
National Committee On Child Labor
Morris Feuerlicht
Indianapolis
Elia M. D. Glines
London
Society of American Women In
Capper for Lawyer Arrested on Loitering Charge
Dennis Veach of 825 English avenue was arrested by Sergt. Stoddard and Motorcycle Officer Gibney on loitering. Officers say he has been soliciting clients for lawyers about police court for two weeks and threatened women to retain his attorney.
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Dennis Veach
English Avenue
Sergt. Stoddard
Gibney
Veach
Police Court
Clara Clemens Debuts Professionally as Tiger Performer
Miss Clara Clemens, daughter of Mark Twain, has made her professional debut in Tiger. The event marks a notable entry into public performance by the famous humorist’s offspring.
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Joseph H. Choate
Mark Twain
St Pauls Episcopal Church Marks 40th Anniversary
The Fortieth anniversary of St Pauls Episcopal Church was celebrated with three communion services in the forenoon including one for deaf mutes. Rev Lewis Brown preached the anniversary sermon. Horace Stringfellow Jr founder of the church and the first regular services were held in May Whitsunday. First confirmation occurred February 10, 1986. Aquilla Jones Sr Mrs David Macy and Davian E Snyder were among the first class members.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Lewis Brown
Horace Stringfellow
Whitsunday
Torpedo Fleet to Be Kept in the Philippines
In a Pacific deployment, the torpedo boat flotillas now in Pacific waters including the second Atlantic flotilla will assemble in Philippine waters as a permanent deterrent force. Admiral Dayton will command the cruiser squadron and torpedo boats when they sail for the Philippines.
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Los Angles
Cal
Pacific
Atlantic
Philippine
Admiral Dayton
Philippines
Honest confession. 2 dm on old fool Tom
A terse note records a confession about a man named Tom and a dubious remark labeled as a foolish act. The fragment hints at personal grievance and a confrontation but provides limited context or dates.
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Tom
Indiana Banker and Family Hurt in Auto Wreck
In Vevay Indiana Carroll S. Tandy prominent attorney and bank president with wife and three daughters and Mrs Tandy's brother Reid Carpenter were riding to Warsaw Kentucky when a sand bed caused the auto to skid and overturn. Mrs Tandy suffered three broken ribs and a forehead bruise while Mr Tandy sprained knee and displaced kneecap. Nearby workers aided the group and they returned to Vevay. Doctors expect Mrs Tandy to recover.
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VEVAY
Ind
Carroll S. Tandy
First National Bank
Mrs. Tandy
Mr. Tandy
Three Priests Ordained at St Patrick's by Bishop O Donaghue
The Rt Rev Bishop D O Donaghue ordained three priests at St Patrick's church on Sunday. Rev Father John Walsh and Rev Father John Costello of Indianapolis and Rev Father Timothy Cavanaugh of Canneburg Ind were ordained. They had just graduated from St Mary's Seminary Cincinnati. Costello and Walsh were members of St Patrick's church. Before ordination 94 children received first communion and 130 were confirmed in the afternoon service.
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D. O’donaghue
St. Patrick’s Church
John Walsh
John Costello
Indianapolis
Timothy Cavanaugh
Cannerburg
Ind
St. Mary’s Seminary
Cincinnati
The Thorschs Sail on Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Mr and Mrs Hugo Thorsch and their son Master Emil Thorsch of Indianapolis sail aboard the Kronprinzessin Cecilie en route from New York to Bremen via Plymouth and Cherbourg on Monday.
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Kronprinzessin Cecile
Lloyd Line
New York
Bremen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hugo Thorsch
Emil Thorsch
Indianapolis
Car jumps track. one man killed in St. Louis area
St. Louis, June 8. Charles Henry of Kirkwood, Mo., was killed when a car on the Creve Coeur lake line jumped the track at a curve and tumbled ten feet over an embankment. About three others were fatally hurt and around 40 more sustained injuries of varying severity.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Charles Henry
Kirkwood
Donald Macdougal Dresses His Own Fly Hooks
A Scots tale quotes Donald Macdougal a great angler admitting he began dressing his own fly hooks. A crony teases him asking for material details. Donald replies evasively and mentions a spider ran away with two hooks yesterday.
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Donald Macdougal
Donal
Donald
Outfielder Collins Sold to Terre Haute
Memphis announces the sale of outfielder Collins to Terre Haute in the Central league. The move shifts the player from Memphis to the Terre Haute club as of June 8.
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Terre Haute
Memphis, Tenn
Collins
Memphis
Prof Carl Barus Dies Prominent West Musician
Prof Carl Barus famed musician and former director of the Indianapolis Maennerchor died Sunday at his home 10 N Capitol Ave. He was 54 and had suffered organic heart trouble for years. His son Dr Carl Barus of Brown University was with him. Funeral services will be held by the Maennerchor at 9 am Tuesday, body to be taken to Cincinnati for burial.
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Carl Barus
West
Indianapolis
Warn Republicans About Attacking American Courts
New York June 8 Republicans urged to include a plank condemning any infringement on court prerogatives. Eighteen notable Republicans signed a memorial asking the Chicago convention to insert a clause protecting the judiciary. The move seeks to counter possible anti injunction legislation amid President Roosevelt’s stance.
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Committee On
Chicago
Nicholas M Butler
Charles Andrews
Cornelius N. Bliss
John L Cadwalader
John A. Stewart
D. O. Mills
Wiliam N. Cohen
James M. Taylor
Joseph H. Choate
William
Woman says she was beaten by husband
Mrs. Frank Rolland of 20 S Pine Street testified she was badly injured Sunday night by her husband and could not attend police court. Rolland faced charges for striking her several times. Bicycle officers found him at the back door after a call to the police. He surrendered after being arrested by Officers Golnisch and Wilson and remained away until 5 AM Monday.
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Frank Rolland
S. Pine Street
Rolland
Hull
Ulery
Golnisch and
Wilson
Fire at Pope-Waverley Motor Car Works Narrowly Contained
A fire alarm sounded at the Pope-Waverley Motor Car Works on S East street Monday morning. The plant’s private fire department quickly connected hoses to quell a blaze in the waste paper shed. Firefighters limited the damage to a small loss.
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Pope-Waverley Motor Car Works
S. East Street
Pettis Dry Goods Co The New York Store Summer Sale
Summer sale of notions with strong savings on dressmaking supplies. Notions include dress shields shirtwaist and regular sizes in silk and nainsook, lace edges, shield brands, waist extenders, pins, spools, thread, hose supporters, corset clasps and more. Main Floor. 1c
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Pettis Dry Goods CO
New York
Kleinert
Princess Jap
Nainsock
Assort- Lennox
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