Funeral plans for Dr. Franklin W. Hays outlined in Indianapolis
The body of Dr. Franklin W. Hays who died last week in Los Angeles will arrive in Indianapolis Tuesday or Wednesday and lie in state at the Scottish Rite temple until Wednesday afternoon when the funeral is planned. A committee led by J. W. Lilly and H. C. Adams will organize the service with pallbearers named John B. Coedrum Larry S. New Clay Grahill Marion Waid James Whitcomb Riley George Tanner James Shover and Thomas Arnold.
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Franklin W. Hays
Los Angeles
Cal
Indianapolis
Scottish Rite
Columbia Club University Club
Board of Trade and Elks
J. W. Lilly
H. c. Adams
John B. Coedrum
Blarry S. New
Clay Grahill
Marion Waid
James Whitcomb Riley
George Tanner
James Shover
Thomas Arnold
May Deargh Woman Sought to Satisfy $650 Judgment
Chicago March 30. Mrs Alice Th Webb divorced wife of tobacco king Brodie L Duke may be taken into the debtors court and searched for valuables to satisfy a $650 judgment won by George D Totten in Judge Cleland's court. Attorneys Creekimur and Smith moved the step. address of Webb unknown.
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Chicago
Alice Th. Webb
Brodie TL. Duke
George D. Totten
Barbers Watch Shops and None Open on Sunday
Journeymen barbers report shops did not open Sunday with shop watches. Monday night a joint committee will notify proprietors of intent not to work on Sunday. A general meeting Tuesday night at 1042 N Delaware St will read the committee report to both union and nonunion barbers.
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Iran 1042
Delaware St
Union
Charles M Walcott Dies in California
Indianapolis relatives of Charles M Walcott, a nationally known business man, report his death in Santa Barbara, California. He lived in Indianapolis until nine years ago and was brother to Benjamin D Walcott of the Terre Cotta company and to Mrs. William A Bartlett.
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Indianapolis
Charles FL. Walcott
Santa Barbara
Cal
Benjamin D. Walcott
Indianapolis Terre Cotta Company
William A. Bartlett
Indiana Graduates Among Largest Vassar Class
New York March 34 The largest class in Vassar College history will graduate in early June with 216 members. Among the 216, about a quarter hail from the west and middle west, including four Indiana graduates: Grace Dunn Marion Clara E Edwards Peru Hope Fisher Marion and Reha Statson Richmond.
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New York
Vassar College
Wilpe
Fair Daughters of the
Louisiana ends contracts over color line to draw stance
University of Louisiana authorities review all signed baseball contracts with Gystern University after last spring’s Vermont series fallout. They state the color line must be drawn and refuse gate receipts due to the black player on Vermont’s team.
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Memphis
Tenn
University of Vermont
Vermont Cellegs
University of Louisiana
Gystern University
Baby Delays Marion County Grand Jury Report
A newborn baby at juror W. J. Morrison Jr's home postponed the Marion County grand jury report on the graft investigation. Morrison notified the court he could not attend Monday due to a new arrival, causing the report to shift to Tuesday.
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Marion County Grand Jury
W. J. Morrison, Jr
Harris Pledges Weekly Education Aid To Becket Youth
Chicago banker Norman W Harris offers Becket natives a four year program guaranteeing free high school or college education. Every Becket boy over one mile from Becket or Middlefield stations will receive 3 dollars weekly if he attends approved schools and maintains at least a B average. The plan extends to Becket young men at Harvard Yale Amherst Williams MIT and other state universities on the same terms.
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Ris
Chicago
Becket
Massachusetts Hills
Harris
Middlefield
Westfield
Pittsfield
Springfield
Lee
Harvard
Williams
Amherst
Boston Institute of Technology
Yale Scientific
Miners Die in Two Explosions at Wyoming Mine
Hanna Wyoming March 30 seventy one men are known to have died in mine No 1 of the Union Pacific Car company with only five names obtainable. Seventy one coffins have been sent to Hanna. The bodies of Alexander Tennant and Mat Hughtain of the rescuing party were found one and a half feet from the east slope, blown from the mine by the second blast which killed more than a dozen.
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Hanna
Alexander Tennant
Mat Hughtain
Express Company Offers Reward for Murderers
The Woods-Fargo Express company announces a reward of 3000 for the capture of robbers who killed Express Messenger O A Bailey in a car on the Santa Fe road yesterday morning. The bandits looted the safe of H C in money and some jewelry.
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Newton, Wis
the Woods- Fargo Express Company
O. A. Bailey
Sante Fe Road
H.C
Moran Woman Dies From Coal Oil Fire Accident
Mrs. Fred Bell of Moran Ind died from burns suffered while trying to light a fire with coal oil in her stove. The blaze consumed the home but a neighbor saved her infant. Her father had died earlier in a separate runaway accident.
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Frankport
Ind
Fred Bell
Moran
Fire at York Pier Threatens Manhattan Bridge Tower
A morning blaze at York Pier No 32 near the Manhattan Bridge damaged Line Pier No 32 and endangered the tower at Pikest. The fire left twenty firefighters injured and caused about 156000 dollars in damage.
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York
Manhattan Bridge
Pikest
Fey Line Pier No. 32
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted By Patient Testimonials
Advertisers claim Hood's Sarsaparilla cures impure blood conditions including scrofula and rheumatism more effectively than other remedies. Testimonials from J N Dart of Crosby Texas and Nora Houaney of Hughey Tennessee praise rapid scar healing and recovery in both adults and children. Sold nationwide in liquid or Sarsatabs at 100 doses for one dollar, prepared by C J Hood Co Lowell Mass.
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Hood
Nora Houaney
Hughey
Tennessee
C. J. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
German Emperor Reaches Out to Hill as Ambassador
In Bisalin on March 30 Emperor William, after weighing Roosevelt's stance and American public sentiment over the refusal to receive Dr Jayne Hill as ambassador to Germany in succession to Charlemagne Tower, recalls all disapproving expressions and asks Roosevelt to receive Hill. The emperor has conveyed this view to the president.
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Roosevelt
Jayne Hill
Germany
Charlemagne Tower
Dr. Hill
Mystery in Death of Bank Cashier at Fridgo Hotel
Joseph W. Channan, cashier of the Northwestern National Bank of Philadelphia, died under mysterious circumstances at the Stewart hotel in San Francisco. Dr Means reports morphine poisoning as the likely cause and an autopsy will determine the exact cause. Channan had moved to California for health reasons about a month ago.
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San Francisco
Joseph W. Channan
Northwestern National Bank
Philadelphia
Stewart Hotel
Dr. Means
Chinnen
California
One Eye Blown Out In Powder Explosion
Evansville Indiana March 10 Charley Cobb eleven year old friend asked him to light a match and he tossed it into a powder can causing an explosion that blew out one eye and may endanger the other.
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Evansville
Ind
Charley Cobb
Plain Truth From Thirty Years of Coffee Experience
A New Hampshire man describes health problems linked to long coffee use including stomach disturbance, constipation, restlessness, and poor sleep. After switching to Postum, digestion improves, bowels regulate, and sleep becomes restful. He asserts coffee damage would have left him incapacitated without the switch to Postum from Battle Creek.
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N. H
Bo Owas
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Weilvile
GANDIGATE WIFE TO HELP AT INDIANAPOLIS CONVENTION
Mrs. Charles W. Miller of Goshen travels to Indianapolis to aid a gubernatorial aspirant Charles W. Miller at the Republican convention. Several social visits unfold as locals attend events and return home.
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Charles W. Miller
Goshen
Indianapolis
Charles Dryer
James Noel
Thomas M Honan Seeks House Speaker Role in Indiana
Thomas M Honan, renominated by county Democrats, states he will run for speaker if the Democrats control the House. He has served two terms and was the Democratic floor leader at the last Indiana Legislature session.
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Seymour
Ind
Thomas M Honan
Tie
Indiana
Child Dies From Alleged Poisoned Cough Medicine
Mildred Herdtke a two year old girl in Chicago died at home from a dose of carbolic acid given by her mother who believed it was cough medicine. Police investigated and reported the incident as a fatal household accident.
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Chicago
Mildred Herdtke
Melros
Gillette Advises Men to Become Christians
Auburn New York March 30 In a religious address Rochester E Gillette declares his faith in Jesus Christ as personal savior and urges young men to seek a Christian life. He says his task is done and the victory won with sins forgiven and a clear stance before God.
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Auburn
N.Y
Jesus Christ
Christ
Qghester E. Gillette
Marshall Seeks Fewer Laws and Honest Government
The speaker defends a platform of constitutional restraint, arguing for fewer laws, improved governance, and a return to fundamental principles. He emphasizes personal integrity, opposition to personal advantage, and a fair system over partisan battles, while promising to fight corruption without new statutes. He contends the system must reward honest work and responsibility.
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Washington
Congress
Pam
Michigan Woods
Fort Wayne
Lomisxeda
Bo O
Land
Gillette Executed in Quick Electric Chair Death
The NY state execution of Chester Gillette occurred swiftly with the switch at 6 14 08 and ceased by 6 15 98, recording one of the quickest electric chair deaths on record. Chaplain Herrick and Rev Maclivay offered prayers as Gillette accepted his fate and the body was later autopsied and sent for burial near Cortland.
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Davis
Henry Macllivay
Little Falls
John Martin
John Crowley
Chester
Cordelly Herrick
Henry Maclivay
Yrouth
William Brageh
Monroe County
Chaplain Herrick
Warden Benham
Benham
Gillette
Cortland
Lux Little Liver Tablets Promotion at Weber Drug
Weber Drug Company offers Lux Little Liver Tablets with a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied. The product promises relief from dizziness biliousness torpid liver constipation and sallow skin and is packaged in scented wraps.
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Weber Drug Company
Lux
Autopsy Details in Gillette Case Cited in Denver Report
A Denver report details the autopsy of a murder victim, noting heart weight at 12 ounces while other organs were normal. It lists left lung eight ounces right lung nine ounces brain a small amount and body weight 146 pounds. Mrs Louise M Gillette reacts to spiritual advisers statement, insisting innocence and expressing remorse.
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Chester Gillette
Louise M. Gillette
Muniig
Four Men Stabbed in Race Riot in Chicago
In a rare riot at Ninety third Street and Lyons Avenue four men were stabbed with one believed fatally. Police and ambulances moved wounded men to hospitals and homes. Victims were from different nationalities and the clash followed a quarrel over nationality merits.
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Lyons-ave
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