Boy government plan publicized by Judge Willis Brown
Salt Lake City judge Willis Brown, a leading juvenile court figure, toured Indianapolis to promote a Winona like city for boys. He envisions a self run town by youths with elected mayor and aldermen to teach civic responsibility and square dealing, citing Salt Lake City as a successful model. Brown praised boy government and plans to mobilize participants from St Louis to Winona Lake for a summer program. He spoke at events and planned ongoing work in juvenile reform efforts alongside a broader Indiana osteopath convention slated for Denison hotel with speakers from Cincinnati and Kirksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Brown
Richmond
Ind
Indiana
Winona
South Stend
Loys
Chicago
Utah
Brown
Salt Lake City
City
Mormon Club
Methodiat Club
Petraits
Foxkey Bat
St. Louis
Winona Lake
Bread dyspepsia and the grape nut solution
An article explains white bread's starch burden on digestion and how Nature intended diastase in wheat to transform starch into grape sugar. It praises Grape-Nuts for using whole grains to mimic natural digestion, claiming relief from dyspepsia, constipation, and related ailments after two weeks of replacing white bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emall
Bond Reduced for Edgey and Sullivan in Marion Case
Special Judge William Irvin reduced the bond of John Edgey and Thomas Sullivan from 3000 to 1500 dollars each. Held since a jury reported a hung trial on assault and robbery, the men appeared with attorneys John Duncan for Edgey and John Ruckelshaus for Sullivan who argued the original bond was excessive. The lawyers say the men can now make bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Irvin
Marion Criminal Court
John Edgey
Thomas Sullivan
Hald
John Duncan
Edgey
John Ruckelshaus
Sullivan
Irvin
Train named for Interurban line between Indianapolis and Connersville
The Connersville Dispatch reports a new interurban train on the Indianapolis and Cincinnati traction line will run between Indianapolis and Connersville in one hour and minutes, stopping only at Rushville. Departure from Indianapolis is at 10 24 a m and 4 24 p m with schedule changes after the month’s date. Local cars to Greensburg depart on even hours and limited cars on odd hours. local cars to Connersville run on odd hours with limited runs minutes after even hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Connersville
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company
Rushville
Greensburg
Urvy Fields Die at 78 in Indiana Home
Edinburg resident Urvy Fields aged 78 died at his home on Monday. A pioneer of Edinburg he spent winters in Indianapolis. Funeral and burial will be conducted in Edinburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urvy Fields
Edinburg
Ind
Fields
Indianapolis
Winona Institute reps return from New York lithography congress
Sol C. Dickey president and George K. Henderson lithography director of Winona Institute returned from a New York convention where they represented the school and showcased student work praised by delegates. They plan to improve and enlarge the lithography department after a Philadelphia visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol C. Dickey
Winona Institute
George K. Henderson
Winona
New York
Philadelphia
Loftin sues Hoonter Newspaper Co for unpaid editorials
Fred T. Loftin files a suit against the Hoonter Newspaper Company seeking 186.66 dollars claiming he wrote Democratic editorials for the Democratic weekly newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred T. Loftin
Hoonter Newspaper Company
Woman Attempts Suicide In University Park Fountain
Pinkie Carroll, known to police, fired four bullets at herself of which three missed and the fourth struck her wick without injury. She then jumped into the fountain at midnight Monday and was pulled out by a passerby. She was locked up and told police she wished to die due to trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkie Carroll
University Park
Neglectful Father Found Guilty In Juvenile Court
Ed Smith of E Louisiana Sr was found guilty of child neglect for abandoning his 12 year old son Earl. Judge George W Stubbs sentenced him to six months in the work house and fined 250 plus costs. Remission offered if he bonds to care for the child going forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Smith
E. Louisiana Sr
George W. Stubbs
Smith
Earl
Society Notes Show Visits and Entertainments This Week
Mr and Mrs Frank J Moore and son Mack plan a Cleveland visit to see Mr and Mrs E E Martin formerly of this city. Mrs William Clune hosts the Chapel club Wednesday at the club rooms. Miss Gladys Finney leaves Wednesday for Kankakee Ill to visit Mrs J Otto Smith formerly Miss Edith LaParle. Mr and Mrs Harvey Hamilton return to Terre Haute. Miss Bessie B Bell visits aunt Mrs George Cheeney in Logansport. Mrs Jerry C Foley hosts a linen shower and euchre in honor of niece Miss Edith Fertn Harris next month’s bride. Mrs Frank H Carter gives a tea Wednesday at Broadway home with Mrs Woodworth of Evansville and Mrs Joseph Irwin as guests from Chicago. Mrs Mary Sheabridge hosts Occassia society Monday with daughter Miss Lillian Sheabridge assisting. Program includes papers by Mrs Cornelia Warren and Miss Ina Worley and a talk by Miss Sarah Colton. Miss Mary Stubbs travels to Franklin to visit Mrs L Ert Slack for a literary club meeting and luncheon. Mrs John W Kern travels to Cincinnati to visit Judge and Mrs J Leonard Hackney in Avondale. Sorority note Gamma Chapter of Epsilon Kappa Gamma entertained Monday by Miss Esther McCormick at N Delaware street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry C. Foley
Edith Fertn Harris
Frank H. Carter
Broadway
Woodworth
Evansville
Joseph Irwin
Chicago
Mary Sheabridge
Woodruffave
Occassia Society
Lillian Sheabridge
Cornelia Warren
Ina Worley
Sarah Colton
Goldy Hahn Marries J Harry Miller at Broadway Church
Miss Goldy Hahn and J Harry Miller wed on May 11 with Rev L C Bentley officiating. Parents Mr and Mrs Edward A Hahn host at home at 134 Ruckfest afterward. Elmira Goodman sang, pink and green decor featured, guests included Miss Jessie McCutcheon and Miss Ethel Kerfoot of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira Goodman
Edward A. Hahn
Miss Goldy Hahn
J. Harry Miller
L. C. Bentley
Broadway Church
Mrs. Miller
Golden wedding anniversary reception for Dr and Mrs Martin
In observance of their golden wedding anniversary, Dr and Mrs Henry C Martin hosted friends Monday at their Blacherne apartments. The first parlor featured roses snap dragons and greenery. They moved to Indianapolis in 1865 from Waukesha Wisconsin. The couple's son Louis Martin and grandson attended along with relatives from Milwaukee Cincinnati and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Martin
Blacherne
Marvin Verdict on Horace Marvin Jr Death
Dover May 14 jury verdict states Horace N Marvin Jr died from exposure on the thirteenth day of March 1907. The finding follows ongoing investigation into the death of Horace Marvin Jr. at an undisclosed location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Del
Horace Marvin Jr
Horace N. Marvin Jr
Man Sacrificed His Little Girl at Fairmount Park
Philadelphia May 14 A heart-sick father Francis M Schuits 5 murdered his daughter Hazel 5 by a gunshot then cut his own throat He left a note saying he could not die without Hazel Doctors say his heart disease likely fatal The tragedy ended with the child in his arms as he died or was dying and a suicide note to his wife and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel
Francis M. Schuits
Beno St
Fairmount Park
Park
Schults
Merchant of Venice advance sale boosts cast at German House
S I Connor of the Metropolitan School of Music and his pupils stage the Merchant of Venice at the German House next Thursday evening. Shortridge High school accounts for four cast members Melvill Cohn Bloor Schleppey Jack Hinman and Jeanette Sternberger. The Mandolin club also participates. First dress rehearsal Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandolin Club
Threatening Letter Targeting County Superintendent
May 14 Webster City Iowa scene where County Superintendent Hoaday received an anonymous letter threatening death if professors Ford of this city or Vonkrog of Blairsburg were not named. The letter was turned over to federal authorities for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Webster City
Iai
Ho Aday
Prof
Ford
Thisi
Pro Vonkrog
Blairsburg
Institut
Hag
Fe Eral Euthoritica
Also Mentioned on This Page
Head of
Salt Lake
Telly
Willis Brown
City Juvenile Court
Apolis
Board of Aldermen
Denison
E. R. Booth
Cincinnati
Charles E. Still
Kirksville
Still
John F. Sparnhurst
J. ©. Baker
Nevius
Brazil
M. E. Clark
McDougall
Verona
Erry
Edgey and Sullivan
Connersville Dispatch
Corey
Law
Frank J. Moore
Mack Moore
Cleveland, O
E. E. Martin
William Clune
Chapel Club
Club
Pennsylvania-st
Gladys Finney
Kankakee, Ill
J. Otto Smith
Edith LaParle
Mrs
Harvey Hamilton
Terre Haute
Bessie B. Bell
Logansport
George Cheeney
Mary Stubbs
Franklin
John W. Kern
J. Leonard Hackney
Avondale
Gamma
Epsilon Kappa Gamma Sorority
Esther McCormick
N. Delaware St
Margaret McCulloch
N. Meridianst
Jessie McCutcheon
Ethel Kerfoot
Carleton B. McCulloch
Margaret Scribner
L. G. Richardson
Corsigh
Elizabeth Wilson
Edith Adams
Niles Chapman
Greenfield
Marvin
Ade
Crawford Fairbank
Denison Hotel
H. C. Kahlo
F. A. Wood
H. O. Smith
H. H. Rice
E. Burford
J. Farley
Charles A. Bookwalter
D. H. Jameson
R. A. Brown
George McClellan
W. L. Taylor
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!