Indianapolis Maennerchor Holds Third Concert of Season
The Indianapolis Maennerchor gave its third concert of the season at the club house on North Illinois Street Friday night. Rudolph Heyne, the new director, received praise for the ensemble. Boergermann's "O Beautiful Valley of My Home" was the highlight. Seventy five singers performed with the Damenchor and other groups, including violinist Johannes Miersch from the Indianapolis Conservatory of Music.
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Indianapolis Maennerenor
Illinois Street
Rudolph Heyne
Boergermann
Beautiful Valley of My Home
Maennerchor
Under the Linden
Damonchor
Fuehrich
Damencher
Johannes Miersch
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
Heyne
Miersch
Rudolph Koster
Morning Breath Remedy Charcoal Lozenges Ad
Between the lines, an advertisement promotes Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a morning remedy for bad breath and a disagreeable mouth taste. It claims quick results in sweetening the mouth and purifying breath, improving digestion over days. Product details include ingredients willow wood charcoal and honey, price 25 cents, and mail sample offers from F. A. Stuart of Marshall, Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart
Stuart Bldg
Marshall,Mich
Roosevelt Wields AK On Trees At Sagamore Hill
Theodore Roosevelt, now a private citizen at Sagamore Hill, keeps quiet on publication. He rises early to organize the farm, chops wood, and plans the upcoming African trip. Kermit Roosevelt is sent to New York on his father’s errands as reporters are kept at the gate.
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Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Grant
Kermit Roosevelt
New York
Hving
Millard to Speak on Why Working Class Should Investigate Socialism
Walter K. Millard Indiana state organizer for the Socialist party will address a Sunday 2:30 PM meeting in Pierson hall. The talk titled Why the Working Class Should Investigate Socialism argues collective ownership is the world’s key issue and calls for mass education. the event is free.
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Pierson Hall
Walter K. Millard
Indiana
Millard
Debs
Tomlinson Hall
America
Bride Confesses Help Steal to Live at Union Station
Mrs Archie L Noel an 18 year old bride confined on a receiving stolen goods charge says she and husband unable to find work stole suit cases at Union Station to live. Husband charged with grand larceny. Detectives waited at a rooming house on E South street as the couple confessed to multiple thefts including a diamond from Bedelia Addison at the Denison hotel.
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Archie L. Noel
Union Station
Simon and
Coffin
E. South Street
Bedelia Addison
Denison Hotel
Thomas J Trusler Dies at St Vincent Hospital
Thomas J. Trusler, 71, died Friday at St Vincent's after several months illness. A noted attorney and author of a poetry volume issued last year, he spent 14 years drafting legislature acts for printers. Funeral services were held Saturday at 3 PM at his home 875 Middle Drive Woodruff Place.
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Thomas J. Trusler
St. Vincent's Hospital
Chicago New York Express Derailed at Packerton Yards
The Chicago New York express on the Lehigh Valley Railroad was derailed by a broken rail 43 miles west of Easton in Packerton yards today. After an hour delay the train continued to New York. No one was hurt.
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Easton
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Here
Packerton Yards
New York
Fearing disease, Jersey City girl ends life with pistol
New York report says Miss Nora Bolan, 22 years old, of 4 Cuthberly Place, Jersey City, shot herself at the home of her friend Miss Nellie Hill, 281 Summit Avenue, fearing she had tuberculosis and would die. Authorities noted the act occurred while staying at Hill's residence.
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New York
Nora Bolan
Cuthberly Place
Jersey City
Nellie Hill
Summit Avenue
Hospital On Wheels Ambulances Run From Funeral Directors
In the United States funeral directors own about a thousand ambulances many tracing back to Flanner Buchanan's 1883 yellow wagon the first ambulance used by a funeral house Indianapolis emerges as a central hub as physicians increasingly refer patients to these hospital services.
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Flanner & Buchanan
Indiana
United States
Indianapolis
Two Trainmen Killed on Same Day in Illinois and Illinois Rail Yard
John Beplay, a 2-year veteran switchman for the Pennsylvania Railroad, died after his legs were crushed under a car at Vandalia yards. He lived at 210 N Beville Ave. Conductor George Smith, 56, of 1128 Fletcher Ave, was killed Thursday in Kankakee, Illinois when a cut of cars backed down on him.
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John FE. Beplay
Pennsylvania Railroad
Vandalia
Belt Railroad
Beplay
Beville Avenue
George Smith
Fletcher Avenue
Kankakee
Ill
Cartoonist Bowers Leaves News for Farm Move
Frank Bowers, cartoonist for the Indianapolis News, has sold his Carmel property to Lemuel Carey and will resign effective April 1 to seek a fruit farm in Washington or Oregon after disposing of his Woodruff Place home. Ill health and hoped climate benefits drive the change.
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Frank Bowers
Indianapolis News
Carmel
Lemuel Carey
Bowers
News
Washington
Oregon
Woodruff Place
Dedication Event At New YWCA Building Fits 300 M Y C A Guests
Friday evening 300 Y M C A members led by Secretary Godard visited the new Y W C A home on N Pennsylvanian street where about 4 000 others toured. Music by the Y W C A orchestra and tie club accompanied receptions that continue Saturday. A rally aimed to raise the remaining 35 000 to complete the 140 000 fund with a spoon rush offering five new members per girl.
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N. Pennsylvania Street
Godard
New
Illinois
New York
Y. W
Tlee Club
Pulitzer Returns From Southern Cruise on Liberty
The steam yacht Liberty carrying Joseph Pulitzer publisher of the New York World arrived in New York and anchored in Gravesend bay after a cruise in southern waters.
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New York
Liberty
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
Gravesend Bay
Loaded Dice by Ellery H. Clark dramatic thriller
A man bets there is no God while risking wealth, power, and murder across gambling, finance, and politics. He enlists Rose, distraught yet devoted, who dies as the plan unravels. The tale ends with a fatal charge and a moral reckoning as the dying man shouts, I have lost God.
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Ellery H. Clark
Rose
Gordon
F. Graham Cootes
The
Bobbs-Merrill Company, Publishers
Big City Churches Hold Weekend Services
A long list of Sunday services. The Edwin Ray M E church at Woodlawn and Laurel, with Rev H C Clippinger, offers 9 oclock Sunday school and 10 oclock sermons on Elijah at the Juniper Tree and The Tragedy of Joseph. Epworth League meets at 6 30. Also listed are home Presbyterian English services at Ra der and W Thirty-first with Dr Adamson. First Friends, Congregational, Roberts Park M E, Meridian Street M E, Tabernacle Presbyterian, Third Christian, Grace Cathedral, Christchurch solos, and First Presbyterian. Churches announce sermons, choir concerts, prayer unions, and missionary talks for today and tomorrow with varied topics and featured speakers. Public welcome. pews free.
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Edwin Ray M. E
Woodlawn
Laurel Streets
H. C. Clippinger
Elijah
Juniper Tree
Joseph
Epworth League
Home Presbyterian
G. Adamson
Ladies’ Aid
Harry Shipman
Eugene Street
Panama Canal
United States
Women's Missionary Society
Miss Halliday
John Henry Hopkins
Chicago
Fifth Missionary Department
Grace Pro- Cathedral
Christchurch
W. G. Clinton
Irvington M. E
Layman Avenue
Washington Street
Sick Headache Relief With Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills
Mrs Louise Lewellyn of Powell reports rapid relief from sick headache using Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills during an attack. The ad explains headaches arise from base brain nerves affecting stomach and other organs and promises money back if the first package does not benefit.
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Dr. Miles
Louise Lewellyn
Powell, S
Miles
Right Sight Optical Offers Fitted Glasses And Repairs
An Optical Department run by a medical graduate promises headache relief through perfectly fitted glasses. The shop fills oculist prescriptions, repairs quickly, and grinds any lens at savings of 1 to 3 dollars. Special Monday Tuesday deals include Finest 12k gold filled frames with lenses, and lower priced options like $2.75 gold filled glasses and $1.00 alumino glasses.
Notable Choir Program At Central Methodist Church
Mrs. William E. Duthie serves as organist for a performing program featuring quartet pieces such as Hark Hark My Soul and Peace I Leave With You. Soprano and bass solos include I Know That My Redeemer Liveth and King David's Lament, with harp and solo numbers, and variations by request.
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Central Avenue M. E. Church
Ese Carter
Eva Jeffries
Morris Meek
Franklin N. Taylor
Gertrude Fugate
Pasquale Montani
Will
William E. Duthie
Shelley
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Montani
Concertsuch” Robe
Annie Laurie
Fugate
Mendelgsolm
Marathon clash ends with White collapse and Ma lon ey win
In New York on March 6, Matthew Maloney holder of the world marathon record defeated Paddy White the Irish champion after a brutal contest of brain heart and lungs at the Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory White collapsed in the third lap of the twentieth race.
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New York
Matthew Maloney
Paddy White
Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory
White
Boom in Heedless Quinine and Drug Sales
Spring cleaning boosts drug purchases at Hang Drug Stores with many remedies sold at low prices. Quinine capsules, cathartic pills, syrups, tonics, and wines offered at discounts. multiple brands and products advertised. Haag Drug Stores listed with Indianapolis locations.
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Hang
Caldwell
Stuart
Pinkham
Cardus
Hagee
Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Wheeler
Hood
Burkhart’s
Ayers
Schenk's
Morse's
Cuticura
Pierce’s
Chase
Garfield and
Lane
America
Haag Drug
Pennsylvania Street
Grand Opera House
Illinois Street
Washington Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Corner College
Indianapolis
Ind
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American National Bank
Il¢Ing
U. S. Postoffice
CTV Life
Sorosis Club
W. W. Woodward
Weaver Flat
H. B. McCune
Fred L. Gemmer
Park Avenue
Bittinger
Williams Port
Caleb S. Denny
Charles E. Cottingham
T. Halleck Johnson
George R. Durgan
Lafayette
David Rose
Ella Smith
James Bingham
C.,e. Horner
W. H. Eicker
M. HE. Church
Louis H. Conde
Raymond Dwight Brown
Faye Palmer
Nancy Perry
Portia McConnell
Crawfordsville
Grace Morrison
North Dakota
William Davis
B. L. Williams
Washington, D. C
Congress
Martin H. Hessin
Elizabeth
Brownsburg
Bernard King
Leonard J. Hackney
Cincinnati, C
John W. Kern
Dr. E. M. Outland
Mexico
Gladstone Street
M. E. Church
Germania Hall
Secteties
Roosevelt
Bride
Husband
ST. Vincent
Aah
Hospital ON Wheels
GY Garg
EWS
Pulitzer
Richard Gordon
Coticyt
First Friends Church
M. Cc. Pearson
Christ
G. H. Grannis
Albert Hurlstone
Roberts Park M. E
Choral Society
J. W. Thompson
Brotherhood of the St. Paul’s M. E. Church
Meridian Street M. E
Joshua Stainsfield
Ezra Dipple
Patterson, N
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Neil McPherson
Benjamin M. Nyce
First Presbyterian Church
Muncie
Third Christian Church
Granison Hill
New Church Chapel
Alabama Street
Allan B. Philpott
Central Christian Church
Haslanger
Taylor
First Baptist Church
Riggs
Wil
Regitar
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
United Brethren Church
Saales Aid Society
King Avenue M. E
J. F. Ratner
Shanm
Washington St
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Pettis Dry Goods CO
Teeeeee Swift
Jos
H. Young
Mgr
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Theo
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