Cortelyou Looming up for Vice President
The Washington Post reports George Bruce Cortelyou, secretary of the treasury, may be Taft's running mate on the Republican ticket. Campaign leaders aim to offset Fairbanks supporters and expect the New York delegation to present Cortelyou at the Chicago convention.
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Ington Post
George Bruce Cortelyou
Secretary of the Treasury
Taft
National Republican
the Movement
Friends of
Fairbanks
New York
Wll
Cortelyou
Chicago
Park Theater Presents A Peaceful Sunday Playlet
Miss Lillian Woodward of Chicago stars in a one act piece A Peaceful Sunday as a Park theater afterpiece to The Cowboy and the Lady by Holden Stock company. The article recalls her brave solo journey to the Philippine islands to nurse her wounded brother Lieut Woodward during a scouting campaign.
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Lillian Woodward
Chicago
Lieut. Woodward
Miss Woodward
Philippines
New York
Absolute Identification Through Photo Proof At Point of Introduction
A Pittsburgh invention of photographic identification helps verify visitors. Friends photograph together, the photographer records the presentation pose, and the note on the picture confirms identity, curbing forged letters of introduction.
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Pittsburg
Elec tphone aids deaf with pocket hearing device
A described Elec tphone offers a pocket hearing aid for the deaf and partially deaf. It promises clear sound and electrical exercise of the ear to gradually restore natural hearing.
Divorce Scandal Hits Cleric During Episcopal Balloting
The Rev. Dr Charles Leroy Goodell, pastor of Calvary M E Church, revealed as divorced and named co respondent in a 1886 Providence divorce. The disclosure surfaced at the Baltimore M E general conference as he sought one of eight newly created episcopal seats, causing a slide in votes during ballots.
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New York
Calvary M. E. Church
Charles Leroy Goodell
Providence
Theodore W. Foster
Foster
Mary T. Foster
Goodell
Baltimore
Dr. Goodell
Sunday School Demonstration Planned May 28
Interest grows for Indiana’s first large Sunday school demonstration in Tomlinson hall on May 28. A school plans to sell Five buyers each purchase 109 tickets to distribute to students with reserved seats guaranteed to early arrivals. About 200 students have taken exams this week from numerous Sunday schools including Baptist Woodruff Place Central Congregational Evangelical and many others.
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Tomlinson Hall
Indiana
Delaware Street
Christian Sunday Schools
Baptist
Woodruff Place
College Avenue
South Street
Christian
Central
North Park
Olive Branch
Hillside
Bismarck
Englewood
West Park
Congregational
Trinity
Evangelical Association
First
Grace Mission
Methodist
Brightwood
Roberts Fark
Meridian Street
King Avenue
Broad Ripple
Irvington
W. Washington Street
Teabernacle
Mayer Chapel
Ninth
Southport
Villa Avenue
Central Avenue
Plow Manufacturer William Davidson Dies of Heart Disease
Evansville Ind May 3 William Davidson aged 50 a plow manufacturer dropped dead of heart disease last night after saying he felt better than ever and was good for 20 years more He is survived by three sons all graduates of Purdue University and noted football players
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Evansville
Ind
Willam Davidson
Purdue University
Boy Hit By Auto Hurried To Hospital
Five year old Louis Metzger son of Mr and Mrs George Metzger of 2412 N Capitol Ave was struck by an automobile driven by Carl Fishey Friday night in front of the Metzger home. The child was crossing the street when he became confused and was picked up by the drivers and rushed to Methodist Hospital for treatment.
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Louis Metzger
George Metzger
Capitol Avenue
Carl Fishey
Metzger
Fisher
Vogel Hustles for Democratic Nominees in Fall Campaign
Jacob Vogel did not win the Democratic nomination for commissioner but remains loyal to the party ticket. He is described as a Democrat who will actively campaign, thanking friends for their support and promising to hustle this fall.
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Jacob Vogel
Vogel
Charity Charity baseball game at Washington Park Saturday
A charity baseball match between the Commercial Club and Board of Trade at Washington Park Saturday features veteran players and a parade. Rube Jones and Hiheary headline for the Commercial Club while the Board of Trade rely on strong pitching and fielding. gate receipts go to charity via the Charity Organization Society.
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Board of Trade
Charity Organization Society
Ginger
Rube” Jones
Aquilla Q. Jones
Iron Man
Hiheary
R. B. Hilleary
Hilleary
Meridian
New York
Harry Tutewiler
The
Circle
Pennsylvania
Washington
Senate Avenue
Marion Club Tire and Drum Corps
Washington Park
Commercial Club
Clarence D. Boyd
R. G. McClure
Harry A. McCauley
John E. Hollett
Frank W. Olin
Hilton A. Brown
Franklin Vonnegut
Frank S. Fishback
George W. Brown
James L. Gavin
W. D. Allison
Billy Walker
Claypool Watson
Mascot
E. A. Hendrickson
Joseph H. Keller
W. L. O'Conner
C. L
Eli Zaring Named Cable Editor at United Press in New York
Eli D. Zaring of Indianapolis has been made cable editor of the United Press Association in New York. Also connected are Roy W. Howard as city news manager and Raymond L. Hall as assistant, all former Indianapolis reporters. Zaring and Hall trained on the Sun, while Howard began on the Star.
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Eli D. Zaring
Indianapolis
United Press Association
New York
Zaring
Roy W. Howard
Raymond L. Hall
Hooward
City
Hall
Messrs
Howard
The
Sun
Star
E. E. Martin
Pictures of Gotch Hackenschmidt Wrestling Match at Empire
Pictures of the Gotch Hackenschmidt world championship bout will be shown at the Empire theater in Indianapolis on Saturday May 30 in both afternoon and evening showings. The 45 minute program covers the match, Hackenschmidt's arrival, training quarters in Chicago, and ringside officials with excellent views. It is billed as the best wrestling film yet shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theater
Indianapolis
Hackenschmidt
Chicago
Faulty wiring blamed for heavy losses in homes and businesses
The article cites faulty electrical wiring as a major cause of damages in homes and business houses despite legal installation inspections. The Electrical Contracting company at 446 Massachusetts avenue, led by Mr. H. C. Franklin, markets light and power installation and aims to establish a reputable new business.
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Massachusetts Avenue
H. C. Franklin
Religious services and events in local churches
At Central Avenue Church J W Thompson will address the Bible class Sunday at 9 20 am at Central Avenue and Twelfth Street on The Trial and Crucifixion of Jesus Attendance has grown to 235 with a goal of 400. Free Methodists hold a tent Bible institute May 12 22 with Rev J S M Geary of Sharon Pa and invite public luncheon on Sunday.
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J. W. Thompson
Central Avenue Business Men
Central Avenue
Twelfth Street
Jesus
M. E
Cornell Avenue
Bible School
E. W. Bassett
William Wirt King
D. D
Frank N. Taylor
Miss Carter
Miss Jeffries
Home Presbyterian Church
Rader
West Thirty-first Street
George Daniel Adamson
Adamson
A. Mallary
Ladies’ Aid
Free Methodists
Tenth Street
Bible Institute
Martindale Avenue
Sixteenth Streets
J. S. M. Geary
Sharon
Mighty Colin Set for Withers Stakes Appearance
New York report notes the mighty Colin will race in public today in the Withers Stakes as the champion sprinter, aiming to extend his 32 straight races and chase about 3131,000 in earnings for owner James R. Keene. He faces King James Chapultepec Fair Play Dorante and Question mark from various owners.
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James R. Keene
Colin
Madden
Burlew
O'Neill
August Belmont
Fred Forsythe
W. Lakeland
Exonerated: Attorney Acquitted of Embezzlement Charge
Charles Petijohn, the attorney charged with illegally obtaining money from Carl M. Ellison, an employment agent, was found not guilty by the police court in a case detailing the alleged financial impropriety.
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Charles Petiijohn
Carl M. Ellison
Homeward tide of foreigners rises in New York
Immigration authorities report a surge of departures with European steamers carrying away about 10,400 aliens as steerage passengers in four days. The week’s total is expected to reach 17,000.
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New York
Christ Church Spire Hit by Lightning in Philadelphia
The spire of Christ Church in Philadelphia was struck by lightning yesterday afternoon. A fire caused $15,000 in damage. The church, built under a charter from King Charles II to William Penn in 169, houses graves of revolution heroes and a belfry with eight chimes rung with the Liberty Bell during the Declaration of Independence.
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Philadelphia
Old Christ Church
Christ Church
William Penn
Bloomington Track Meet Draws Shortridge Manual Contingent
A large group of Shortridge and Manual students travels with their track teams to Bloomington for a state meet at Indiana University on Jordan Field. About 100 athletes participate with Shortridge and Manual favored to win, while Mon ticelio holds insider advantage.
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Shortridge
Manual
Bloomington
Monticelio
Pha
Indiana University
Jorcon Field
Patrolman Fires At Fugitive During Escape Bid
Patrolman Nicholas Bardash fired at Fred Banta a junk gatherer under arrest Friday night when Banta tried to escape. The bullet hit his leg but caused no serious injury. Banta was recaptured and jailed as a fugitive wanted in Jimtown on larceny charges after a dash down Poanrl Street.
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Nicholas Bardash
Fred Banta
Banta
Hegerman
Bardash
Jimtown
Hagerman
Liberty
Poanrl Street
City Buys Land for Boulevard Extension
The Board of Public Parks has acquired nearly all land for the boulevard extension along Fall Creek between Northwestern and Capitol Avenues. The city will seek condemnation for the remaining parcel. Landscape Architect Kessler met Friday with Jeup and Moore, the engineering firm handling the project.
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Board of Public Parks
Fall Creek
Northwestern
Capitol Avenues
Kessler
Jeup and Moore
Spanish War Veterans to Join Parade for Memorial Day
The Spanish war veterans will join the Union Veteran Legion in a Memorial Day observance at the soldiers' and sailors monument on May 30 at 3 30 a m. Clark camp S W V will meet next Friday night to finalize arrangements for the observance at Monument place and participate in the parade. Efforts seek to locate graves of Spanish war soldiers with relatives asked to assist to avoid neglect of any mound.
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Union Veteran Legion
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Clark Camp
Monument Place
Quarrel over doll reveals custody dispute amid play
In Camden a mother overhears two children arguing about a doll and mutters she will take it away. One girl insists they are not quarrelling but playing. The line hints at a custody dispute involving Jennie and a divorce case.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Washington Street
Francis A. Kent
Camden
Jennie
Sweetness and Light in Culture Inspires Debate
The Pall Mall Gazette notes Matthew Arnold adopted Swift’s phrase Sweetness and Light for culture’s aims, contrasting it with Swift’s bee metaphor. Arnold’s use centers on making Love and Truth prevail in society through refined culture.
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Matthew Arnold
Swift
Arnold
Pall Mall Gazette
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