GOLLEGE MAIDS AND BOYS WILL ENLIVEN LENT
Social notes from the city describe Lent as dull with preparations from dressmakers and milliners. Families host tea for visitors Miss Mary Moffat and Mrs. Ben Ninde while weddings and dances, including a Day Nursery association event, add springtime activity. Journeys and visits span Fort Wayne Indianapolis Kokomo Grand Rapids and Oxford with plans to sail to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Moffat
Fort Wayne
William H. Olds
Olds
Miss Moffat
Ben Ninde
Chicago
Desperado Edwards Kills Man Leaving Church
In Chattanooga Tennessee on March 21 D D Edwards a noted Kentucky desperado who testified in a former murder trial that he killed 17 men shot and killed W B Davis as he left a church. Edwards was discharged by Davis last evening. The murderer died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
D. D. Edwards
Kentucky
W. B. Davis
Edwards
Davis
How French Women Develop The Bust
A French expert, Madame Dorothy De La Revere, claims American women lack bust development and offers to mail secrets to enhance fullness and firmness. She promises free advice after a 4 cent postage request and cites the allure of developed figures. Readers are urged to write with postage to 1418 Fgpublic, Bide.-Chi-.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy de la Revere
Tella
America
Mme
Dorothy de le Revere
Famous Flints Hypnotists to Appear at Park
Prominent physicians and newspapers highlight hypnotism as a medical tool. Dr Frederick Van Eeden of Holland argues for mental suggestion over medicine. Dr and Mrs Herbert L Flint, famed hypnotists, set to perform at Park theater for three days starting April 13, aiming to attract local interest after a long hiatus in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick van Eeden
Holland
Hudson Theater
New York City
van Eeden
Dickson
Talbott
Herbert L. Flint
Park Theater
Flints
Sunday Sermons Across Many Churches This Week
A sweep of Sunday and weekday services features Rev D E Zechler at Grace Mission Evangelical on Sunday with A Grain of Wheat and The Salt of the Earth. Local pastors including Rev Thomas Hanna and Rev J R Hunter preach at Bloomington and New Church chapels with varied topics and a Choral Society program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Zechler
Grace Mission Evangelical Church
Woodruff Ave
United Presbyterian Church
E. F. Ritter
Thomas H. Hanna
Bloomington
Ind
R. Lyons
Reid Memorial United Presbyterian Church
Richmond
George Daniel Adamson
Home Presbyterian Church
N.B. Mathes
Goshen
Albert Hurlstone
Roberts Park
M. FE
J. R. Hunter
New Church Chapel
Harry G. Hill
Third Christian Church
Choral Society
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
J. F. Morris
E. Seventeenth-st. Christian Church
Christ
Frederick E. Taylor
First Baptist Church
Godara
J L. E. Brown
Lebanon
Central Christian Church
Allan B. Philpott
Bismarckave
Frank Powers
Sutherland Presbyterian Church
Gunesclus
Chicago
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Robert Newcombe Fulton
Fourth Presbyterian Church
J. W. Thompson
Central Ave. M. E
Meridian St. M. E
Joshua Stansfield
Guthrie
Muncie
Central Universalist Church
First Presbyterian Church
William Carson
Albert J. Nathan
First Friends Church
Wiliam, Wirt, King
Central-ave
Methodist Church
Alleged brick trust to be investigated by city officials
Anderson Indiana March 21 before bidding on paving streets Mayor Terhune and the Board of Public Works will investigate the alleged paving brick trust among plants in Indiana and Ohio. If a brick trust is located the city will challenge it in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Terhune
Board of Public ‘Works
Indiana
Ohio
Real estate market shows steady prices in city area
Real estate men report steady prices and rising demand in the northeastern section of the city. Major transfers include 13% staves from Herman C. Tuttle to John P. Wilson for 20550 and a 9000 sale of German park property at Sugar Grove. Numerous lots and dwellings change hands as activity increases ahead of spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman C. Tuttle
John P. Wilson
Irvington
German Park
Sugar Grove Ave
Twenty-first-st
George Wolf
Louisa Muehler
I. Market St
H. H. Meyer
N. New Jersey St
Thirty-fourth-st
T. H. Meyer
Oscar A. Amthor
Washington St
State St
North St
Orville T. Duvall
Hamilton Ave
Michigan St
Philip Kiley
Belle Shimer
Indianapolis
Massachusetts-ave
Jefferson-ave
Tibbs and Groff-aves
Wm- Cox
Vermont Sts
Indianapolis Realty Company
Blanche FB
Vincent
Theodore McDaniel
Schwemeyrer
Ringgoldst
Barth-ave
Elizabeth Wehrman
Alapama-st
Twentieth-st
Gertrude P. Adams
Haugh St
Kate Fopriano
Furman Stout
Louis Schneiderman
Thirtieth St
Ethelsty
Fred R. Burr
Madison County backs McCullough for governor in caucus
Madison County Democrats pick 32 delegates to the state convention all instructed to back Carroll K. McCullough of Anderson for governor. McCullough, flanked by 100 supporters, will move to Indianapolis Monday to open his campaign headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Madison County
Carroll K. McCullough
McCullough
Indianapolis
Prisoner Dies Jumping From Train Car in Escape Attempt
In York Pennsylvania on March 21 Samuel Knauh 27 held on horse stealing charges died instantly after leaping from a car window while handcuffed in an escape attempt from Constable Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Weaver
Samuel Knauh
Purse snatching by an aged Black man on Michigan and Adelaide
An aged Black man grabbed a purse containing $15 from Mrs. A O Tillett at the corner of Michigan and Adelaide streets around 5 PM Friday. He ran down Adelaide street and disappeared, leaving the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Tillett
Michigan
Adelaide-sts
Adelaide-st
Civil War Vet James St John Dies at Home
James St John a Civil War veteran died Thursday night at 1630 Ingram Street after a second stroke. A carpenter, he had lived here since 1872, leaving a widow and two children. He belonged to George H. Thomas Post G A R and funeral services are set for Monday afternoon at Howard Place M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James St. John
Ingramst
George H. Thomas Post, G. A. R
Canquet
Loward Place
M. E. Church
All Hog Receipts Hold Steady at Local Yards in Indianapolis
Indianapolis March 21. Receipts show hogs 3,000 cattle 350 sheep 50. Saturday hog run fair with orders from local and outside sources. Prices similar to yesterday. light hogs stronger, heavy grades weaker. Packers and shippers led buying. all sold. close steady. Hog sales ranged from 4.90 to 5.15. more at 5.10 than other prices. Cattle run fair with varied consignments. few high-grade cattle sold steady. No fresh sheep or lamb arrivals. no price change from yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Lght
A&s
Bas
Sane
Cease
Chicago Live Stock Prices at Union Stock Yards
March 21 sales show hog receipts at 14 000 with prices mainly 5 to 10 cents higher. Light pigs and various hog classes range around 3.90 to 6.60. Cattle receipts about 700 with Beeves 4.60 to 6.65, cows and heifers 2.10 to 3.40, calves 5.00 to 6.00, western stockers and feeders 4.50 to 5.40, natives and lambs quoted across several ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPWAT
Rereseneeeneen
Asd
Agatetand
Ecsee
Sean
Chicago
Union Stockyards
Western
Lamba
Young Woman Gets Oratorical Honors in Hendricks County
In Danville Indiana on March 21 Miss Mary McPherson of Brownsburg won first prize at the Hendricks county high schools annual oratorical contest. Miss India Kendall of North Salem took second and Herbert Grow of Danville third. Judges were William D Henderson Indianapolis attorney and Prof W B Duss of Wabash College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ind
Hendricks County
Mary McPherson
Brownsburg
India Kendall
North Salem
Herbert Grow
William D. Hendrick
Indianapolis
W. B. Duss
Wabash College
Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed by Many Testifiers
Letters from readers claim Hood's Sarsaparilla cures blood diseases loss of appetite rheumatism after fever weakness tiredness nervous weakness dyspepsia and catarrh. Testimonials cite Ena Bowman George VanaLstraE Bertha Perris and others from Lowell South Bethlehem Springfield and more. Sold everywhere in liquid or Sarsatabs 100 doses one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Ena L. Bowman
Beacon St
Lowell
Mass
Bertha L. Perris
Springfield
C. I. Hood Co
Wind saves White City from ruin at Broad Ripple
A fire at White City Amusement Park in Broad Ripple destroyed three buildings and threatened the rest. An explosion in the skating rink started the blaze, but wind spared remaining structures. Loss is estimated at 10000 dollars. Dr R C Light, a major stockholder, said rebuild would begin at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White City Amusement Park
Broad Ripie
William Foot
R. CG. Light
Park Company
Chicago banker jailed for embezzlement charge
Chicago businessman A C Tisdalle proprietor of a private bank that closed weeks ago could not post a $9,000 bond and was jailed on embezzlement charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. C. Tisdalle
Free Eye Cure Book Promises Home Treatment
Advertisement offers a free cure book and method for eye troubles without surgery or doctors. Claims success across cases from Jamestown New York to Rockwell Texas, including cataract and retinal hemorrhage. Encourages sending name and address to receive illustrated Eye Book and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Rhinehart
Jamestown
N. Y
Ji. W. Miles
Rockwell
Texas
Urges Party to Keep T. T. in Harness in Indiana
Friends of Thomas Taggart defend the Democratic national chair as anti-Taggart Democrats in Indiana push to elect a new national committeeman. John J. Rochford, Marion county Democratic chair in 1836, denounces rivals and praises Taggart, noting his loyalty to Bryan and fidelity to Democratic principles. He backs W. W. Spencer and Jerry A. Mahoney for Seventh district delegates, replacing Henry Friedman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Taggart
John J. Rochford
Marion County
Rochford
Bryan
Waggart
W. W. Spencer
Jerry A. Mahoney
Mahoney
Spencer
Mr. Taggart
Henry Friedman
Mr. Mahoney
Fleet's Trip to Japan Mentioned by London Papers
London papers report the projected visit of the American battleship fleet to Japan with conspicuous news coverage and little editorial reaction. The notice reflects ongoing naval diplomacy as the ships prepare for future movements and potential geopolitical signaling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Japan
City Births and Deaths Records for Bellefontaine Streets
Birth notices list numerous families including Dimble Hodges Hart McNamara Ritchcock Spillman Anderson Kettan Shaw Hodge Huffman Hoyt Campbell Johnson and others with addresses across Bellefontaine area. Stillborn, bor births and multiple girls and boys noted. Deaths include Julia Gentle James N St John Rebecca McCabe Jennet Miller Louis Munter Fred Mullenholz Louis Fortune Mollie Ula John Christ Joseph Munz Levina McCarty Mary Lamar with causes of death ranging from mitral insufficiency cerebral hemorrhage to pneumonia and tuberculosis. Marriages and building permits follow, listing several couples and new dwellings on English-ave Wheeler-st Ludlow-ave Holton Place and other streets with permit values up to 1,850.
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Birthg
Will and
Delphia Dimble
Bellefontaine-st
Joseph and
Minnie Hodges
Colton St
Wm. W
Buretta Hart
Stevens St
Robert
Bessie McNamara
Holbrook-st
Lillian Ritchcock
E. Vermont-st
Ray and
Lulu Spillman
Delaware-st
Bor
Bor. Wm. H
Bessie Anderson
Bellerfontaine-st
Bos
Clyde
Myrtle Johnson
Netcham, Bay
Julia Gentle
E. Morris
James N
St. John
Ingram-st
Rebecca J. McCabe
N. Capitolave
Jennet Miller
Tecumsehave
Louis C. Fortune
Chemical Works
Calvelage
Mfileyaves
Mollie Ula
Haugh-st
John Christ
City Hospital
Joseph Munz
Nelson-st
Lagrippe
Levina McCarty
Orleans St
Mary Jane Lamar
Minkner St
Wheat and grain prices ease at Chicago open amid favorable weather
Chicago Grain reports a lighter start as fine weather, looser cables, and strong northwest receipts push wheat down from yesterday. Opening quotes show May wheat at 95%c, May corn 66%c, oats 54%c, with pork and lard prices staying steady. closing figures list May wheat 94%c and corn 65%c amid active spot selling by commission houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwest
A. W. Thomson
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Report
Pittsburg Pennsylvania March 21 cattle receipts light and steady with ranges for extra prime and good stock. hog receipts eight loads with steady prices across heavy heavy medium workers and pigs. sheep and lambs receipts light with prime wethers and good mixed stock priced, culls to choice lambs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Statement of Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company 1907 balance sheet
Indiana Auditor of State certifies the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company’s condition as of December 31 1907. The document lists assets including cash 1 243 509 63 premiums loans and collateral 1 069 804 14 all other securities 111 8725 23 and totals liabilities 107 269 969 69 with a legal reserve 102 404 872 09. The record is dated March 8 1908 and signed by Auditor J C Billheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Broad Street
Newark
New Jersey
Frederick Frelinghuysen
J. Wom. Johnson
United States
Scauescue Ness
Ea Sy
Benenenees
Etry
State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
State
J. C. Billheimer
Mass meeting of journeymen barbers in Wyandotte district
A gathering of 49 journeymen barbers from downtown shops met at Wyandotte barbershop on Massachusetts near Chicago Street Friday night to appoint a committee to urge boss barbers to decide on Sunday morning openings. A follow up meeting is planned for next week to hear the committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandotte
Massachusetts
Chiost
City Grain Market Prices and Inspections Report
Wheat No 2 red and No 3 track values through billing with bids around 8 to 9 cents and March and April term mentions. Corn prices for No 2 white and No 3 white through billing with several lots. hay timothy prices listed. Inspections show multiple car counts for wheat corn white and yellow varieties, total cars in and out. Output of flour and weekly inspection figures for March 21 1908 with bbls and bushels and stock in store totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Totel
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Nat'l Bank
American Rational Bank Bdg
PostoMce
Milady
Mary Carter
Shirley Mercer
Day Nursery Association
Tai
Washington Boulevard
Florence Joyce
Murry Robinson
Ays
William T. Rasmussen
Della Dean
Miss Williamson
Ruth Williamson
Washington Lowe
Trenton
Meredith
Mary Baker
Marion
Hazel Lillard
Joseph Coppage
Kokomo
Lewis Collins
Ethel Collins
E. Twentyfirst-st
J. P. Durham
Martha Durham
Oxford
Shirley DeGroot
Grand Rapids
Edward DeGroot
W. Thirty-first-st
Robert O. MacAlexander
New York
Europe
McUllough
Negro
Weillville
White City
Trouble
T. T
National
Fleet
Roy H. Austin
Ota L. Grass
John A. Winkel, Jr
Almeda Stafford
Emil Greenstein
Emma Sapirle
George N. Swartze
Camelean Griffith
T. BE
Arenn
Swift
Elmst
Bickel
Wheeler
Chicago Grain
Sid
Tse
Merry Widow
BBC
Journeymen
Barbers
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