Lee names advisory list for 2010 campaign
Republican state chairman E M Lee announces advisory committee by district with members Samuel H K Adame of Princeton Josiah G Allen of Washington Arthur L Stout of Salem M C Garber of Madison Paul H Conley of Newport Fred Fox A B Ayers of Fortville Fred A Fox of Indianapolis Robert L Williamson of Muncie Fred A Sims of Frankfort Dr T Edwin Bell of Hammond Charles Spry of Logansport Norman T Jackman of Waterloo Fred A Miller of South Bend chaired by state party officials and reporters note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Lee
Republican State Central Committee
Samuel HK. Adame
Princeton
Josiah G. Allen
Washington
Allen
Hird
Arthur L. Stout
Salem
M. C. Garber
Madison
Garber
Madison Courier
Paul H. Conley
Newport
Fred Fox
A. B. Ayers
Fortville
Fred A. Fox
Indianapolis
Mr. Fox
Marton Club
Robert L. Williamson
Muncie
Fred A. Sims
Frankfort
T. Edwin Bell
Hammond
Charles Spry
Logansport
Norman T. Jackman
Waterloo
Dekalb County
Fred A Miller
South Bend
Shank Denies Anti Beveridge Plot Charge
Mayor Shank dismisses claims of an anti Beveridge plot within the Republican ranks. He states no such group or sentient exists and asserts he would have learned of it if it did. Shank spoke after a morning in conference with Corporation Counsel Kealing regarding Headrick's charges against Keating Wallace Davis and other leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Headrick
Joseph B. Keating
Harry Wallace
William Davis
Shank
Kealing
Court reprimands attorney in trial session
Monday morning's session of Mamie Smith's 25000 damage suit against the Society of the Good Shepherd opened with a volley of cross examination questions by the prosecuting attorney. Judge Remster sharply reprimanded him several times as witnesses failed to comply with his demands, and the tone grew heated during testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Smith
Society of the Good Shepherd
Young
Remster
Circus Case Argued in Federal Court
Simon J. Adler of Evansville sought to declare the Norris and Rowe Circus bankrupt before Judge Anderson. Both sides agreed the property should be sold. dispute centered on disposal time. Circus assets valued at 40000 dollars are held at Hagenbeck-Wallace HQ in Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon J. Adler
Evansville
Norris and Rowe Circus Company
Anderson
Hagenbeck-Wallace
Peru
Plans for New Hospital at Evansville Insane Asylum
The Southern hospital for the insane at Evansville submitted Monday to the state board of charities plans for a new department to care for the sick. The proposed unit would cost $60,000 and is designed by Foltz & Parker of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Hospital For the Insane
Evansville
State Board of Charities
Board of Trustees
Southern Hospital
Foltz & Parker
Indianapolis
Naval recruiting stations open one day in Indiana
Lieut. Bullock, commanding officer of the Indiana district for navy recruiting, received war department orders Monday to open one day stations at Laporte, Elkhart, Washington and Sullivan, and Danville. This makes 15 one day stations in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullock
Indiana
Navy
War Department
Laporte
Lkhart
Washington and Sullivan
Ind
Danville
Noted actors to come to Murat
Three leading men and two leading women join the summer stock company at Murat Theatre opening Monday May 30. Cast includes Selene Johnson Olive Temple Lillian Sinnott Caroline Harris Robert Lowe Alexander Frank Leslie Kenyon with McGrane as stage director and John E. Johnson plus William H. Sams Harry Marnhall and Bernard Fairfax in the lineup. Fairfax finishes with John Drew’s company Saturday and then eight character roles follow. Mainhall, son of Harry Mainhall Jr., is praised for inherited stage talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murat
Maxine Elliott
Nat Goodwin
Inter
Selene Johnson
Liebler and Company
Chicago
B. J. Reilly
New York
Olive Temple
J. F. Dodson
Lillian Sinnott
Caroline Harris
Miss Sinnott
Martinsville
Louis Mann
Madame Olly
Robert Lowe
Alexander Frank
Leslie Kenyon
Kenyon
Grand Theater
Patrick Campbell
Richard Mansfield
Blanche Walsh
Wilton Lackaye
John E. Johnson
John Drew
Mainhall
Harry Mainhall, Jr
Battle Near Bluefields as Venus Blocks Nicaraguan Port
Naval clash escalates as the armed steamship Venus arrives at Greytown and heads to Bluefields with ammunition and supplies. Estrada forces, now with four vessels after arming Colinton, plan to clash off Bluefields to thwart a blockade. Peru rushes artillery regiment and hospital corps toward the Ecuadorian border amid rising tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefields
Venus
Greytown
Madriz
Estrada
Colinton
Bluefields Steamship Company
Banker Sentenced in Cleveland Wreck Case
May 16 U G Walker former president of South Cleveland Banking Company convicted of wrecking the bank by 10000 dollars to the Werner company of Akron was sentenced Monday to five years in the penitentiary by Judge Ford Walker will appeal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U. G. Walker
South Cleveland Banking Company
Werner Company of
Akron
Ford
Walker
Heavy fines issued to violators as liquor laws enforced
Sunday violators of liquor laws were fined heavily in police court Monday by Judge Collins. Gaspar Theisz of 540 S. Capitol avenue paid 10 to be on the ground floor as lid lifted. George Egan of 325 S. Capitol avenue fined 50 for leaving his license room door open and harboring ten men found inside when officers broke in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Gaspar Theisz
S. Capitol Avenue
Collings
George Egan
Egan
Sergi. Streit
Anderson
Leaps for joy as handcuffs unclasps
Anderson McHavock, a colored man, was found guilty in criminal court of assault and battery with intent to murder Ed Brown, his son-in-law. Judge Pritchard suspended sentence after his plea, and McHavock celebrated by clapping and cavorting as his handcuffs were removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson McHavock
Criminal Court
Ed Brown
Jedge
Pritchard
McHavock
Dynamite Saves Town From Fire Near Placerville
Dynamite was resorted to Monday in an effort to save Placerville from a threatening fire. Sacramento sent relief by special train to the 60 mile distant town as the blaze began to take hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Placerville
Women Appeal in Prayer for Fires Threaten Towns
Bemidji Minnesota May 16 Communities of Bemidji call for rain as a forest fire advances from the south. Hundreds of mill men and rangers fight the blaze while 100 volunteer firefighters head out at midnight to make a last stand through smoke and flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemidji
Minn
Northern Lincoln forest fire menaces towns amid timber loss
Merrill Wisconsin May 16 a massive forest fire tears through the vicinity of Dudley Jeffries Junction Parrish and Harrison destroying extensive timber lands. The Parrish mill crew saved the town and efforts focus on Elm City as residents endure peril and spreading flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Wis
Lincoln County
Dudley
Jeffries Junction
Parrish
Harrison
Elm City
Pall of Smoke Over Lake Impedes Superior Steamer Traffic
Heavy forest-fire smoke hangs over the western half of Lake Superior from Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and western Ontario. Steamers report travel with extreme caution as conditions resemble dense fog with the sun obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Calumet
Mich
Lake Superior
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ontario
Stenographer Not Held For Accident
Miss Minnie Small a Claypool garage stenographer was dismissed in police court on charges of assault and battery and driving without a chauffeur license. She testified she was learning to drive when she hit Mrs. Maurice Sullivan at Meridian and Washington streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Small
Claypool
Miss Small
Meridian
Washington Streets
Maurice Sullivan
New Jersey Street
Sullivan
Indiana Teachers Earn Life Licenses in State Board Ruling
The Indiana state board of education awarded life licenses to a list of teachers who passed the required test. Recipients include FP M Watson of Terre Haute Orrin Wilcox of Claypool Jasper A Abell of Bloomington Charles F Bradshaw of Rensselaer Bertha Lee Broyles of Elwood Walter A Bcknell Day E Bloomington Aaron Deich of Bloomington Martha E Hornell Wingate W R Hough of Frankfort Joseph R Houston of Aurora Claude E Kitch of Indianapolis Aaron Kline of Wanatah Thomas E Mason of Henderson Ky D W Pearce of Bloomington Sarah M Ritter of Bloomington J P Sauter of Monticello Charles H Ferguson of Bloomington and Otho Winger of North Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
State Board of Education
FP. M. Watson
Terre Haute
Orrin Wilcox
Claypool
Jasper A. Abell
Bloomington
Charles F. Bradshaw
Rensselaer
Bertha Lee Broyles
Elwood
Walter A. Davis
B.cknell
Elbert Eldon Day
Aaron Deich
Martha E. Hornell
Wingate
W. R. Hough
Frankfort
Joseph R. Houston
Aurora
Claude E. Kitch
Indianapolis
Aaron Kline
Wanatah
Thomas E. Mason
Henderson
D. W. Pearce
Sarah M. Ritter
J. P. Sauter
Monticello
Charles H. Ferguson
Otho Winger
North Manchester
Rockefeller Richer From Oil Dividend Declared
New York May 16 Standard Oil declared a quarterly dividend of 9 dollars per share, the same as last year, while the previous quarterly dividend had been 15 dollars per share declared on March 1. John D Rockefeller benefits as the company boosts its bank balance with the latest payout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Oil Company
John D. Rockefeller
Bookwalter to Deliver Memorial Day Address in Indianapolis
Former Indianapolis mayor Charles A. Bookwalter will be chosen Monday night to give the principal address at Memorial Day services at Crown Hill cemetery. The G A R Memorial committee will meet at the state house headquarters to finalize arrangements and decide who will be invited to speak at Monument Place Greenlawn and Holy Cross cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Bookwalter
Indianapolis
Crown Hill Cemetery
G. A. R. Memorial Committee
Grand Army of the Republic
Statehouse
Bookwalter
Hig
Monument Place
Greenlawn Cemetery
Holy Cross Cemetery
Erie Railroad Men Decide to Strike
May 16 reports from New York indicate the grievance committees of the Order of Railroad Conductors and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen on the Erie system between New York and Chicago are hearing strike votes by Erie trainmen and conductors. While the vote appears nearly unanimous for a strike if raises offered by other eastern lines are not met, officials say a strike is not imminent and another conference with management is planned within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Order of Railroad Conductors
S Brotherhood of Railway
Erie
Chicago
Take Tariff Off Beef Proposal From Iron Workers
Fort Wayne Indiana May 16 delegates at the Amalgramation Association of Iron Tin and Steel workers annual meeting urged the government to remove the beef tariff for two years to study cost of living. They also passed a memorial demanding an end to the persecution of the editor of the Appeal to Reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Fort Wayne
Ind
Amalgamation Association of Iron, Tin and Steel Workers
Appeal
Reason
Newcastle Gars Win Right to Enter City over Twentieth Street
Representatives of T. B. Laycock Manufacturing and northeast Newcastle residents secured a city board of works ordinance granting the Newcastle traction line access via Twentieth street. The fight centered on avoiding entrance through Nineteenth street. The council will be asked to ratify the board’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Laycock Manufacturing Company
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Board of Works
Newcastle Traction
Twentieth Street
Nineteenth Street
Supreme court sets rehearing in Tobacco and Oil Trust cases
Washington reports the supreme court fixed November 14 as the rehearing date for the Tobacco and Oil Trust cases. No ruling on the tax constitutionality was issued on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Tobacco and Oil Trust
United States Supreme Court
Kentucky
Red Rooster Sparks Sudden Arrests Woman Says Hoodoo
Mrs Fannie Goldstein complains of red hoodoo after buying a red rooster that strayed into her neighbor Harry Gimble s yard. An escalating dispute ends with two pop bottles thrown at Gimble and police arresting Goldstein along with Jessie and the Lewis brothers. Other red tag troubles with a red dog and red bricks are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Goldstein
Capitol Avenue
Jessie Lewis
Harry Gimble
Casitol Avenue
Gimble
Lewis
Charles
Mat Lewis
Beveridge Opposes Commerce Court in Rail Way Bill
Senator Beveridge delivered a forceful speech in Washington opposing the commerce court provision of a railroad bill. He noted only 29 cases would fall under such a court in four years, all handled by federal courts, and said the court is the first office created by Congress not needed. He stated he would vote against the commerce court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Beveridge
Commerce Court
Congress
Incorporations including Harn Phelps and Rimel Spoke and Auto Wheel
Indianapolis firm Harn Phelps forms with 2500 capital stock and directors F P A Phelps A Harn and Tull Phelps to produce binders files and office supplies. Golden Rod club of Linton organizes social club to maintain lockers and cooling devices for drinks. directors Hernon Hester Leon Ducheney Frank Davidson. Rimel Spoke and Auto Wheel of Portland lists 100000 capital with directors Fred Rimel J O Pierce J A Jaqua W D Shewartz and Wm H Delamore. Chicago Lounge of Hammond declares 25000 capital. directors Frederick Schultz Louis Knehl Conan Scott all of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harn-Phelps Company
Indianapolis
F. P. A. Phelps
A. &. Harn
Tull Phelps
Golden Rod Club
Linton
Hernon Hester
Leon Ducheney
Frank Davidson
Rimel Spoke and Auto Wheel Company
Portland
Capital
Fred Rimel
J. O. Pierce
J. A. Jaqua
W D. Shewartz
Wm. H. Delamore
H. E. Helm
H. M. Gentry
Fred K. Shepard
Chicago Lounge Company
Hammond
Frederick Schultz
Louis Knehl
Conan Scott
Chicago
Gardiner Named for Judge in Forty-ninth Indiana District
Washington Ind May 16 Republicans of the Forty-ninth Indiana judicial district nominated William R Gardiner of Washington for judge and Lewis Stephens of Shoals for prosecuting attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ind
Forty-ninth
Indiana Judicial District
William R. Gardiner
This City
Lewis Stephens
Shoals
Indiana official and bachelor fisher enjoys rugged angling life
Fred A. Sims Indiana secretary of state and fisherman champions roughing it in wild lakes. He plans three to four week trips with congenial company to share tackle and cooking. Sims keeps fishing spots secret, leads a lifelong club near Frankfort that travels to northern Wisconsin, and upholds a bachelor Angling philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Sims
Mr. Sims
Indiana
Sims
Frankfort
Ind
Wisconsin
Camille Flammarion on Hulley's comet tail
French astronomer Camille Flammarion argues in a new study that Hulley’s comet tail is not gas but an optical phenomenon created by motion through ether, akin to a ship’s wake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Camille Flammarion
Hulley
Outcast Girl Seeks Life But Is Trapped by Epilepsy
Blanche Hammert, 22, an epileptic, remains in hardship as neighbors provide charity near 1421 W Twenty-seventh Street. She cannot marry or enter schools or asylums due to her condition, and trustees refuse aid. Her parents are gone, leaving six siblings while Green Castle and other institutions are full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Hammert
W. Twenty-seventh Street
Coun
Clermont
Greencastle
Glandhe
Iowa Miners Granted Wage Increase in Thirteenth District
Nearly 20,000 coal miners in Iowa returned to work after six weeks idleness as operators granted concessions. They advanced the price of all coal mined in the thirteenth Iowa district by 25 cents per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Car Strikes Streetcar On Central Avenue
An automobile belonging to Walter Pfaff of 618 E Twenty fourth street collided with an inbound Central avenue street car while being returned to the garage. The car was driven by David Smith, a negro, early Sunday morning.
Indiana Notes From Washington D C Mar 16 Visit Details
Carey M Kuhns of the Fletcher National Park and Mrs Kuhns are guests of Mr and Mrs Russell King in Washington. Russell King, assistant sergeant at arms in the Senate, will leave with his family Saturday for the summer in Indianapolis. The Corn Exchange National Bank of Chicago is named reserve agent for the American National Bank of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Carey M. Kuhns
Fletcher National Park
Notice of Real Estate Sale by Administrator De Bonis Non
Administrator de bonis non of Crate Payey deceased announces sale of real estate in Indianapolis by private sale after probate court order. Property includes Lot 17 in Ridfour addition at 20 South Summit street and part of the southwest quarter section nine 9, township 15 north range 2 east. Sale terms require cash portions and notes, with court approval and liens addressed. Sale to be conducted at 512 Indiana Trust Building Indianapolis at 10 a.m. May 27, 1910, and continued until sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Bonis Non
de Bouts Non
Crate Payey
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Trust Building
Indianapolis
Jonathan M. Ridfour
South Summit Street
Terre Haute and
Indianapolis Railroad
Terre Waute and Indianapolis Railroad Company
Plainfield
Adfang
Trust Building
Ind
Circus Parade Draws Crowds Into Streets
A Gentry Brothers dog and pony circus parade winds through Washington street drawing large crowds. A boy atop a lamppost heralds the event as camels elephants and monkeys appear. The procession ends at Twenty fifth and Illinois streets where a free daily exhibition features new animal feats in the Snyder family show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Twenty-fifth
Illinois
Snyder
Old Custer Scout Reunites With Sweetheart After 34 Years
Olive M Spencer, 69, and Clark RB Stocking, once a Custer era scout, will reunite in Los Angeles on May 16 at Santa Fe station. They last parted in Traverse City in 1857. Stocking, famed for frontier life, later wrote stories and poems, and served under Seth Bullock in Deadwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Olive M. Spencer
Clark
Stocking
Traverse City
Mich
Miss Spencer
Custer
Mississippi
Ace
Arizona Copper Company
Seth Bullock
Deadwood
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Cupid
Castoria
Bears
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Camille
Flampiarion
Dr.pierces
Calliope
Old Custer Scout
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Oilar Brothers Co
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