Editors 10 Convene at the Denison Hotel
The Indiana Associated Weeklies plans its spring meeting at the Denison hotel near Friday starting 10:00 a m with Mayor Bookwalter welcoming and Rev W E Groves describing The Power of the Local Press. Afternoon sessions include R B Wood and A J Hearing and officers' election.
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Associated Weeklies
Denison Hotel
Bookwalter
W. E. Groves
Milford Mail
R. B. Wood
Trolley
Wolf Lake
A. J. Hearing
Winslow Dispatch
Seattle
Indiana Associated Weeklies
Indianapolis
Publishers’ Bulletin
The
Denison
Bullet blinds man breaks two hearts in San Francisco
May 17 report describes Eugene Moore a wealthy New York er who attempted suicide here and later shot himself in Glendale park. The bullet shattered a romance, injuring his abandoned wife and the woman who left her husband for Moore, Mrs Jennie Green. Moore will enter a sanitarium in New York with his brother M E Moore and end his days there.
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Ban Franscico
Eugene Moore
Jennie Green
Moore
Hes
M. E. Moore
New York
San Francisco
Glendale Park
Drake Cross
Wife Stands By Fallen Ice King In Dark Hours
In New York on May 17 Mrs. Charles W. Morse sought bail for her husband, once dubbed the ice king, in a U S circuit court of appeals filing. Morse, convicted of irregular banking practices and sentenced to ten years, faced potential bail as defense counsel sought release pending appeal. Mrs Morse enlisted prominent lawyers and presented a list of finance and social leaders offering to post 50 000 each, signaling a potential hundreds of thousands in bail funds with promise of more names.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Morse
Martin W. Littleton
Circuit Court of Appeals
Marge
Chicago Banker Helge Haugan Dies at 62
Helge A Haugan age 62 president of State Bank of Chicago and a prominent financier died suddenly at his home from heart disease. Haugan led the Bankers Club and served as vice president of the Chicago clearing house.
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Chicago
Helge A. Haugan
State Bank of Chicago
World News Briefs Highlight Treated Figures and Events
Rome reports Dowager Queen Margherita stricken with a mysterious illness and immobility after head and neck pains. Salina sees word of a seed grower Perc Morse rumored dead, then confirmed by actual death. New York notes divorce decree returning Julia Kiss to her maiden name after marriage to John Kiss in 1907. Taft may tour Adirondack mountains next July if leaders agree. Carnegie arrives in Naples to meet King Victor Emmanuel with Senator Cappellini arranging reception. North Adams Balloon ascent with J R Baldwin and W F White aboard. Gatwick Marlborough Stakes results toppled by Thaddeus H. Sixty II and Lawn Land follow. Syracuse Archbishop Farley presides at consecration of Mgr John Grimes as Syracuse coadjutor bishop. Swinburne will estate valued at 121412 pounds per his will. George Meredith reported seriously ill at Dorking. National Manufacturers Association hosts delegates from all states for annual convention.
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Margherita
Salina
Cal
Percy Morse
Morse
New York
Julia Kiss
Supreme Court
Gerard
John Kiss
Washington, D. C
Sherman
Cannon
Taft
Adirondack Mountains
Naples
Andrew Carnegie
Cappellini
University of Bologna
Mr. Carnegie
Victor Emmanuel
London
Gatwick
J. Daly
Thaddeus H. P. Whitney
John Bell
Lawn Land
Syracuse
N. Y
John M. Farley
Mgr
John Grimes
Algernon Charles Swinburn
George Meredith
Dorking
Surrey County
National Manufacturers’ Association
Mme Steinheil Murder Case Deepens With New Suspect
Paris May 17 New facts in favor of Mme Steinheil accused of murdering her husband and stepmother surfaced as Emmanuel Allaire detained at Versailles sought to reveal details to police. He claimed he burgled a church at Chateaubourg and said a friend of Tardi vel and two men plus a woman named Lea aided in the crimes. Authorities are checking his specific allegations.
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Paris
Mme Steinheil
Emmianuel Allaire
Versailles
Chateau Fort
Tardivel
Woma
Lea
Allaire
Canoe overturns drown two in Genesee River tragedy
In Genesee Valley Park, Rochester, J Louis Minges, 28, and his sister Carrie Minges, 3, drowned when their canoe overturned in a swift Genesee River current. Two men in a gasoline launch attempted rescue but failed. The accident occurred despite windy conditions and a sail on the canoe.
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Rochester
WN. Y
Genesee River
Genesea Valley Park
J. Louis Minges
Carrie Minges
Dr Fletcher Lectures For Charitable Cause
Dr Calvin I Fletcher recently returned from Europe spoke at Tomlinson hall Sunday night under Eagles auspices. The lecture blended his experiences with humor and drama, using color slides from his own holographs to entertain and inform, with receipts earmarked for charity.
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Calvin I. Fletcher
Europe
Engl
Tomlinson Hall
The
Eagles
Fletcher
Michael A Ryan for Indianapolis Mayor Aims
Indianapolis gossip centers on attorney Michael A Ryan as a potential Democratic mayoral nominee. Supporters praise his candidacy and promise of progressive leadership, with backers saying he would run an efficient office and deliver value for taxpayers.
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Indianapolis Sun
Michael A. Ryan
Ryan
Indianapolis
Michael Ryan
Sun
Linemen Fight for Fair Wages in City Phone Strike
Union linemen at the New Telegraph company renew their wage protest. The Central Labor Union backs the grievance committee report on the lockout and urges the public to support a fight for fair principles. They accuse the company of hiring higher paid workers to replace those out of work and call on patrons to boycott the firm until fair wages and conditions are restored. The statement cites low local wages and living costs and appeals to Indianapolis citizens to stand with organized labor.
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New Telephone Company
Central Labor Union
United States
Indianapolis
L. A. NO
Handsome new flyer on the 1. Lt. Lines
The Muncie Meteor, a handsome new interurban flyer, runs between Indianapolis and Mungele in 1 hour 43 minutes with a stop at Anderson. Built at Anderson, it’s the handsomest on the Indiana Union Traction lines. Fort Wayne special shifts to a new route with six daily through specials via Anderson, Muncie, Hartford City and Bluffton, shortening the older Kokomo route.
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Muncie
Indiana Union Traction Company
Indianapolis
Mungele
Anderson
Fort Wayne
Hartford City
Bluffton
Kokomo
Dern
Wabash
Huntington
Rew
Vacation Camp Algonac Promises Dream Summer Escape
The Indianapolis Sun promotes Camp Algonac on Russell's Island Michigan as an affordable summer retreat. Yearly improvements include a modern setup with streets, sewers, a post office, and a police system. The all inclusive trip costs adults 20 dollars and children 5 to 12 about 13.50, with excursions to nearby towns.
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Indianapolis Sun
Russell’'s Island
Michigan
Russell's Island
Great Lakes
Detroit
Mich
White Star Line
Algonac
Port Huron
Mt. Clemens
Wallaceburg
Canada
Walpole Island
Saores
Indalanapolis
Ind
Scientists offend Baptists criticise Christian Science leader
In New York on May 17 the Christian Scientists protested Rev Dr Robert MacArthur's Calvary Baptist class address. He accused Mary Baker Eddy of blasphemy denounced Christian Science as dangerous and said its Lord's Supper is a travesty. He called some CS writings a jumble of words and urged devout believers to remembrance of Christ.
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New York
Christian Scientists of
Robert MacArthur
Calvary Baptist Church
Mary Baker Eddy
Dan
Riverside Park Opens With Busy Amusements
Riverside Park drew an estimated 15,000 visitors on Sunday as amusements, a concert by a band near the double eight, and busy refreshment stands attracted crowds. The grandstand in front of the bathing beach is nearing completion and will seat about 3,500, with bathers’ work slated for June.
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Riverside Park
Prince Lidji Marries Princess Romanie In Abyssinia Alliance
In May 1 ceremonies at Addis Ababa Prince Lidji aged 13, heir to Menelik, wed Princess Romanie aged 7, granddaughter of Emperor Menelik’s predecessor and niece of Empress Tatiou. The union links two dynasties and powerful chiefs, carrying major political significance.
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Addis Abeba
Abyssinia
Lidji
Menelik
Romanie
John Menelix
Tatiou
Mills on the trusts draws huge crowd at Workers' University
A crowd of over 700 attended Walter Thomas Mills M A as he presented a clear talk on The Trusts at the Workers' University in K of Phall. The audience included many professionals, and the institution plans another series of scientific lectures in fall and winter.
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Workers’ University
K. of Phall
Walter Thomas Mills
Man held on burglary charge after early morning store find
Henry Edlin of 342 N Noble St denied memory of the incident after being found inside the People’s Credit Clothing Co at 32 W Washington St Sunday morning. Manager J M McCullum and Lou Knowlton reported doors to Bryant’s studio pried open. Edlin is held on $1000 bond to answer the burglary charge.
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Henry Edlin
N. Noble Street
Edlin
People’s Credit Clothing Co
W. Washington Street
J. M. McCullum
Lou Knowlton
Bryant
Applications for License Notice in Center Township Indiana
The subscriber Louis Stuck announces he will apply at the June term 1909 of the Board of County Commissioners for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking rights. The business is at 351 West Washington Street Indianapolis Ward 12 in a front room 15 by 60 feet in a three story building on part of lots 7 and S&S in Terry and Robinsons sub. Marion County Indiana.
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Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Washington Street
S&s
Terry
Robinson's
Indianapolis
West
Louis Stuck
Board of Commissioners
Nereby
Udell Street
Bilding
Square 18
Unoell Street
Charles Stewart
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