RS IN ARMS Protest Against State Medical Amalgamation
A diverse group of physicians and associations from Physio-Medical Eclectic and Homeopathic schools oppose the proposed merger with Terre Haute gas college Purdue and state funds. They argue the plan advances one medical theory over others, lowers education standards, and violates equal treatment of professions. They plan to canvass the state, urge representatives to oppose funding the consolidation, and prepare formal letters and legislative testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Indians Medical College
Centract Medical College
Terre Haute Gas Collega
Purdue University
Physio-Medical College
G Woodard
Physic Medical School
Indianapolia
Tajre
Tha State Institutlor
Tachara
Ireislarere
Fera
Actor to Sell Liquor Wins License on Appeal
Kingfisher Oklahoma March 3 Edward Coke, once lead actor in Ten Nights in a Barroom, received a liquor license after Judge C F Irwin ordered it. County commissioners denied the petition, Coke appealed to the district court which reversed, granting the license amid temperance controversy.
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TNE Som
Kingfisher
QO. T
Edward Coke
C. F. Irwin
Coke
Tobacco Raising In the Philippines
In the Cagayan valley of northern Luzon tobacco has been grown for over a century, mostly under crude methods. Large Spanish era monopolies produced vast revenues for the Insular government. Today Philippine tobacco companies, led by a major Spanish concern with 36,000,000 peso capitalization, post substantial dividends. Tobacco spreads from Cagayan to China, Japan, India, and Europe, with local smokers including women and children. The article notes abundant labor, large cigars called tabaeo grande, and a strong potential for improved cultivation to enhance industry profits despite traditional practices.
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Tlglegaway
Cagayan
F. L
Shar
Yagon
Dirst
Ielands
Philip
China
Japan
Althouglas
Cagayan Valley
Cagayanes
Neculiae Hawitt
Cagiscar
Nile
Philippines
Cagayan Vale
Tempt Delivery To All Parts 30 B Washingtonst
A fragmented notice notes a delivery attempt addressed to 30 B Washingtonst. The readable text indicates service to a city area or street segment, with limited details on the recipient or precise action required. Further specifics are unavailable in the fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Washingtonst
Brownsburg Murder Attempt Ends in Accidental Shot
Special to The Sea reports Mrs. Alice McNally, 3, wounded in the neck by Samuel Watson during a staged detective play at George Watson’s home in Brownsburg Indiana. Watson wore a mask and claimed the gun was not loaded. he says it was an accident and has not been arrested as of the morning. Neighbors gathered as the event unfolded and Mrs McNally’s condition remained uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsburg
Ind
Alice McNally
John McNally
Samuel Watson
George Watson
Wnecinaciouw
Bamuss Watson
Jury Awards Bourges $26,625 in Railroad Case
In Denton district court a jury awarded J. L. Bourges damages of 26,625 against the Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway for personal injuries from a switch engine accident. Details indicate the verdict followed testimony about the incident, with the plaintiff alleging injury and the railway contesting claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Denton
Tex
J. L. Bourges
Missouri, Kaneas & Texan Raiiread
Indian Chief Wins a Bride in London Marriage Tale
American Horse, a Troquois Indian chief, returned from the old country with a pretty Dutch widow from The Hague. After a staged show there, a rapid courtship led to engagement and a London wedding. The couple sails to join him at Caugha, near Lake Erie, where his farm and log house await.
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Old Country
England
Buffalo
the Hague
Johanna Elizabeth von Demellen
Wilhelmina
Johanna Elizabeth
Hague
American Horse
Holland
Johanna
London
St. Joseph
Mid
Caugha
Sanadien
Lake Erie
Alton Pallbearer Patrick Burns’s 73 Services Highlight Long Life of Service
Special to The Site in Alton notes Patrick Burns has served as pallbearer 73 times over 59 years in the city. He is praised for his willingness to serve and his role in burying many of Alton area’s Irish residents, with a reputation for never refusing pallbearing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubens
Alton
Patrick Burns
Burne
Trees on the Grave for Former Governor Hows
Walnut and pecan trees planted on the grave of former Gov. J. B. Hows to comply with his dying request. The ceremony marks a respectful tribute as local officials note the unusual burial custom and honor the late leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hows
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Merg. OF Colleges
Jescis
King of Clothiers
W. Washington St
Hamilton Wright
Dia
Turkey
Fajin
Aushmit
Spon Pranve
Belgium
Helland
Fulpinos
Teta Cagayan
Witton
Luzon
Bur China Sea
Aparti
Tuguegaraa
SS Louis
Indies
China Sea
Eutens
Lise
Philips Pines
Caganet Valles Au
Connecticut
Jm Grow
Chicago
the Sanitarium Food Company, Ltd
Battle Creek, Michigan
Btanqard Tea and Grocery CO
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Fountain
Washington-st
B. &J. Clair
New Jersey-st
Court
Alabama-st
Mar
Branchetores
Sar
Meridian-t
Washingtonet
Senate
St. Clair
Blateenth
Detective Play
Mrs. McNally
Minka
Cullen
Howe
Gring
Optical Company
Bilimois St
Indianapolis
van Famalien
Castoria
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