Homeopaths Gather for Indiana Institute Session
The forty first annual Indiana Institute of Homeopathy opens at the Grand Hotel with Dr Samuel Harrell presiding. Physicians from across the state will discuss topics led by noted experts including Drs Davis Stewart Cory Taylor Lewis Harrell and others.
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Indiana Institute of Homeopathy
Grand Hotel
Samuel Harrell
T. Henry Davis
Richmond
Frank C. Stewart
Indianapolis
H. C. Cory
Marion
C. 8. Runnels
C. B. Kern
Lafayette
J. D. George
F. G. Ketchum
Springheld
H. A. Adams
C. B. McCulloch
Kentucky Laundrymen Conclude County Tour in May
A tour of stock farms in this county wrapped up the thirteenth annual Kentucky Laundrymen’s association convention. Elmendorf, Castletown and Walnut Stall Farms were visited. The group plans a joint meeting next April at French Lick with the Indiana State Laundrymen’s association.
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Lexington
I.g
Kentucky Laundrymen's Association
Elmendorf
Castleton
Walnut Stall
French Lick
Indiana State Laundrymen’s Association
Among the Clergy Try Postum Coffee Alternative
A wife of a minister narrates her three year trial of Postum Food Coffee replacing coffee to ease nervousness and ill health. She details initial failures, a successful second attempt, and widespread endorsement by friends including a college professor. There's a nudge to read The Road to Wealthine in packages.
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Wolltyne
Manufacturers Form Fund To Fight Unions And Push Legislation
The National Association of Manufacturers proposed a yearly fund of 500000 dollars for three years to combat labor unions and push pro business measures. The Waldorf meeting urged tariffs open shop two cent rail fares and bankruptcy reform while endorsing open competition and anti socialistic policies.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Waldorf-Astoria
van Cleave
Panama Canal
Ntional
Citizens’ Industrial
Founders
Metal Trades
Typothetae
Lithographers
Great Associations
Parry
National Civic Federation
Cerita
Tragic streetcar crash in Evansville blamed on strike breakers
A runaway street car jumped a curve in Evansville injuring and killing pedestrians. James Cates, 40, died as a passenger and Bessie Kohn, 18 months, was crushed while riding in a buggy pushed by an older sister. The car struck a two story brick building as strike breakers began operating cars.
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Green
Strike Breakers
James Cates
Bessie Kohn
Col Sheets in Recovery After Embezzlement Arrest
Col Harry Sheets former justice of the peace at Irvington under arrest for embezzling state funds has shown marked health improvement. Attending physician Dr Samuel Mc Gaughey says recovery is likely unless a relapse occurs.
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Col
Harry Sheets
Irvington
Samuel McGaughey
Col. Sheets
Elks Invited to 1908 Indianapolis Meeting
Indianapolis Elks attending the state convention in Lafayette on June 5 and 6 will invite Elks to hold their 1908 meeting in Indianapolis. Presenting the invitation are Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter and a committee including George W. June, William Schoppenhorst, F. C. Grossart, Andrew Smith, A. L. Block, R. A. Darmody, G. B. Thompson, C. V. Rouse, L. M. Quill, H. R. Wallace, and Charles P. Balz.
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Indianapolis
Mrs Stearns In Runaway On Delaware Street
Mrs Buza Stearns of Thirty-ninth Street and Central Avenue was riding when a horse frightened at Delaware and Washington Streets Tuesday afternoon ran away. The horse pulled the buggy into an automobile at the curb. the buggy was badly damaged but Mrs Stearns escaped injury. She remained calm and controlled the frightened animal after the crash.
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Buza Stearns
Thirty-ninth-st
Central-ave
Delaware and
Washington Sts
Fort Wayne Scene at Indiana G A R Encampment
Fort Wayne May 22 Thousands visit the annual G A R encampment as about 4000 veterans flood the city. Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home band arrives with veterans from Indianapolis and southern Indiana. Contest for department commander features George W. Steele Durbin and Judge William Ketcham with Ketcham favored by Indianapolis friends.
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Knightstown
Indianapolis
India
George W. Steele
Durbin
Dr. Tucker
Noblesville
William Ketcham
Barlow
Plainfield
Wayne
Department
Judge Ketcham
Fort Wayne
B. W. Skelton
Lawton Wayne Post
Jap Edwall
Zion S. Basa Post
Marion
Kokomo
Morton Monument Unveiling Set for July 23
The Morton monument commission schedules the unveiling during the Indiana National Guard annual encampment. A parade will open ceremonies led by Gen. Oran Perry with Warren King presenting the monument to the state, to be accepted by Gov. Hanly. James Whitcomb Riley may attend. completion by July 1.
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National Guard
Oran Perry
Warren King
Greenfield
Hanly
James Whitcomb Riley
May Irwin to Wed Manager Kurt Eisfeldt
May Irwin the actress will marry her manager Kurt Eisfeldt next Friday. Rumors had spread for weeks but both parties denied them until last night. Irwin, stopping at the Woodstock hotel, refused to be seen.
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New York
May Irwin
Kurt Eisfeldt
Next &Aidly
Ding
Miss Irwin
Woodstock
Hegeman Indicted Over Year End Insurance Books
A special grand jury in New York County returned ten indictments against Metropolitan Life Insurance president John R. Hegeman. Seven allege forgery in the third degree while three charge perjury tied to year end book changes before the annual report. The perjury counts relate to loans reported to the state insurance department. The grand jury then began probing Equitable Life Assurance Society.
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New York
New York County
Metropolitan Life
Pany
John R. Hegeman
State Insurance Department
Insurance Department
Grand Jury
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Haywood murder trial jurors sought as adjournment ends
Rose Idaho May 22 The enforced adjournment due to exhausted venire ends and both sides rest today. Sheriff deputies begin a wide search for jury candidates as Prosecutor Hawley predicts a ten week trial in the Haywood murder case.
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Venice
Haywood
Hawley
New Board Rules Allow Experienced Opticians Registration Without Exam
The State Board of Optometry on Tuesday ruled that opticians with three years of continuous practice before March 9 may register without examination. Itineracy will not count toward registration. Peddlers must pass the exam, with the first exam set for June on a date to be announced.
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State Board of Optometry
No Hay Fever This Year with New Austrian Drug
New York reports that a large number of hay fever sufferers plan to use the Austrian drug ascarco to prevent attacks. If started six weeks early, seven drops twice daily supposedly ward off symptoms and allow normal habits. The Austrian Dispensary offers free experimental supplies by mail from 32 W Twenty-fifth St New York City.
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New York
W. Twenty-fifth St
New York City
Evansville Street Cars Resume Service Amid Strike
May 22 Evansville Indiana: Street cars run again for the first time since the strike began. John Reed from Chicago leads strike-breakers, with five to six men per car and armed guards. Rioting didn't occur as predicted, service resumes, and a conference with the company and strikers may follow. The company plans to press an ultimatum after a few days. Henry Marshall states no union recognition.
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Evansville
Ind
John Reed
Chicago
Chi
Boehne
Buss
Board of Safety
Nolan
Purcell
Woerner
Reed
Henry Marshall
Violence at Frisco Car Strike Blows Power Lines
In San Francisco on May 22, strikers or sympathizers threw a chain over the main power line and tied it to the trolley wire on Church street. A 13200 volt current caused a blaze burning out wires and switchboards at Turk street power house, shutting north side car lines for at least a day.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
San Francisco
Church-st
Turk-st
Comic Opera Star Tied to Gould Trial Rumors
New York May 2 rumors say a famous comic opera star allied with Howard Gould used his yacht as the investigation into Gould's alleged use of Central office detectives broadens. Mrs Gould’s suit accuses him of a conspiracy to ruin her, while police chief Bingham presses to compel testimony and reveal misuse of the detective bureau. Delancey Nicoll and Clarence Shearn represent the Goulds and Hawley seeks $250 000 in services.
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Howard Gould
Central Office
Goulds
Gould
Ard
Bingham
McLaughlin
Delancey Nicoll
Clarence Shearn
Big Hawley
Hawley Probe Expands Toward Grand Jury
Hawley's lawyers Sheldon and Gates and Charles A. Oakes along with Lieut Peabody and Edward Showles are to be subpoenaed by Bingham for full examination. If evidence of a conspiracy emerges District Attorney Jerome may present the case to the grand jury. Deputy Commissioner Hanson reportedly met Hawley in a Jersey hotel to obtain information as the inquiry gains momentum. Capt McLaughlin remains home sick and Bingham delays further steps until his recovery.
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Bingham
Jerome
Hanson
Hawley
Jersey
Capt
McLaughlin
Joseph H Berry Dies at 68 in Detroit
Detroit varnish maker and capitalist Joseph H Berry died after seven weeks illness. The 68 year old was widely known for his business leadership and his fortune is estimated at 20 million dollars. He held prominent roles in local industry and finance.
Tidal wave devastates Caroline islands with mass loss
Two hundred lives are reported lost in a tidal wave that swept the Caroline islands on April 30. Immense property loss is also said to have occurred. details have not yet been received.
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Caroline Islands
Alumnae Card Party to Raise Funds for Academy Program
A card party will be hosted at the Knights of Columbus hall on Thursday evening by the alumnae of the Academy Immaculate Conception A C A to raise funds for expenses of the program at Oldenburg on June 19. Mrs J M Rodge chairs the progress committee.
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Knights of Columbus
Hall
The
Academy Immaculate Conception’ A and C. A
Oldenburg
J. M. Rodge
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