Millers Push for Uniform Food Laws at Indiana Meet
The Indiana Millers' association opens its fifth annual convention at the Grand hotel to press for uniform pure food laws across states and strict enforcement. National president delivers address on aiding millers, Purdue’s Prof. Jones discusses enforcement progress, with dinner and sessions featuring shippers, grain dealers, and millers.
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Indiana Millers’ Association
Grand Hotel
The
Millers
W. J. Jones
Purdue University
George H. Lewis
Lawrenceburg
Bar ness and author held in grand jury
Ora Arthur and Joseph Harkness were sent from police court to the grand jury Tuesday. Arthur faced a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses and Harkness a conspiracy to commit a felony. It was alleged they obtained $15 from Carl M. Ellison, while he was under arrest, to bribe the police.
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Ora Arthur
Joseph Harkness
Grand Jury
Arthur
Harkness
Carl M. Ellison
Nature Study Club 10 Holds Annual Meeting
The Nature Study Club 10 will hold its annual meeting at Buzzard's Roost on Saturday with large club turnout and delegation from public schools. An 8 am car from Traction building will walkers to Buzzard's Roost, while the 9 am car will meet at Lawrence for conveyances. Activities include planting, welcome, ramble, business meeting, officer elections, basket lunch, addresses by the president and school authorities, remarks by Benjamin W. Douglass, club songs led by William Coppers, and return trips at 6 and 6 pm.
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Nature Study Club
Buzzard’s Roost
Anderson
Buzzard’s
Shadeland Crossing
Lawrence
Benjamin W. Douglass
William Coppers
Manual Training High School
Emmerich
Saloons Targeted by Louisville Liquor Men Association
The Mutual Protective Association of Saloon Keepers in Louisville Kentucky pushes stricter licenses and cleaner saloons. They vow to bar drunks obscene images and profanity and to avoid letting saloons stay entangled in politics. The group aims to deny licenses to chill parrots and grocers and to keep saloons above suspicion.
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Louisville
Mutual Protective Associaton
Homeopathists Eye Big National Convention in Indianapolis
Indiana homeopathists, at their forty second annual meeting at the Denison hotel, discussed hosting the national convention next year in Indianapolis. Dr Royal S Copeland of Ann Arbor guest of the Indiana institute. Banquet at Columbia Club Tuesday night. Officers to be elected Wednesday at noon. The 1908 convention is set for Kansas City June 22. Indiana delegation aims to secure the 1909 gathering for Indianapolis. Plans were made Tuesday to extend the invitation.
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Indiana
School of Physicians
Indianapolis
Denison Hotel
American Institute of Homeopathy
Royal S. Copeland
Ann Arbor
Mich
Indiana Institute
Columbia Club
American Institute
Kansas City
Delegate falls under Pittsburg street car
Pittsburg Pa May 2 A delegate from Sterling Kansas J A V Duff was attempting to board a street car when he fell causing injuries to his lower body authorities reported at the scene Duff was taken to a local hospital for treatment and his condition was described as serious pending further medical examination
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Pittsburg
J.av. Duff
Sterling, Kas
Baltimore Bishop Election At General Conference
Dr Edwin Holt Hughes of DePauw University Indiana was elected a bishop on the fifteenth ballot along with Rev Dr Lewis and Rev Wilson S Lewis of Morningside College Sioux City Iowa. Hughes led with 51 votes while Lewis had 24 votes and another bishop was to be elected.
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Lege
General M. J
Baltimore
Edwin Holt Hughes
DePauw University
Geencastle
Ind
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lewis
Pr. Hughes
William A. Quayle
Hope to prove Whitmore was wife's slayer
In New York on Christmas night the prosecution seeks to prove Theodore Whitmore killed his wife. Georgia Dickenson testified to his infatuation with her and that he gave jewels hours after the murder, while eight witnesses testified yesterday with limited impact. Walter McDonald described Whitmore’s actions the day after the body was found in Lampblack swamp near Harrison, New Jersey.
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New York
Georgia Dickenson
Theodore
Whitmore
Tarkington Autowreck While Touring Italy
Booth Tarkington the novelist of Indianapolis and companions George Tyler head of Liebler company Alfred Wilson and Channing Pollock of New York narrowly escaped death when their car skidded from Rome toward Florence and wrecked. They were thrown out with slight bruises and continued their journey to London by train.
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Rome
Booth Tarkington
Indianapolis
George Tyler
New York
Liebler Company
Alfred Wilson
Channing Pollock
Florence
Great Speeed
London
Police Turnkeys Receive Civil War Era Souvenir Canes
Al Mathey and Tom Stout, turnkeys at the police station, received two souvenir canes from John H. Cash. The canes come from the Isthmus of Panama and are carved from coffee wood and ko kobola wood, fashioned from a railroad tie from the isthmus's first railroad.
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al Mathey
Tom Stout
John H. Cash
Panama
Mathey
Stout
Two Divorces Granted in Circuit Court Actions
Helen J. Inman becomes Helen J. Tucker and Lory Inman pays costs in a divorce action in circuit court after a cruelty charge. Ida J. Woodruff is granted a divorce from Thos Woodruff with her maiden name Ida J. Taylor restored for abandonment charges.
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Helen J. Inman
Helen J. Tucker
Lory Inman
Circuit Court
Ida J. “Woodruff
Thos, Woodruff
Ida‘ J. ‘Taylor
Wed in Washington May 26 brings spring wedding news
A fragment from a Washington newspaper notes a significant spring wedding event on May 26. Names and specifics are unclear in the readable text, but the notice highlights a notable matrimonial occasion in the capital.
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Washington
Indiana Woman’s Prisoner Alice Lawson Loses Freedom Bid
The Indiana Supreme Court affirmed the Tippecanoe circuit court ruling denying a new trial for Alice Lawson sentenced to life for the 1906 Lafayette murder of her husband Charles A. Lawson. The case, arising from Lawson’s shooting of the saloon keeper during a domestic dispute, drew wide attention and sympathy for her amid claims of brutal treatment.
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Alice Lawson
Indiana Woman's Prison
Charles A
Lawson
Lafayette
Supreme Court
Tippecanoe
Bride slain in Evansville home after jealous husband
Evansville Ind May 26 Police seek John Janz after his 18 year old bride was found murdered in bed at their home. The couple had been married ten months and police say jealousy was a probable motive. Janz is 38.
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Evansville
Ind
John Janz
Janz
Indiana Law School Graduates Admitted To Practice
Edwin U. Boswell was admitted to practice at Marion county bar on motion of Criminal Judge J A Pritchard. The following young men who graduated March 27 from the Indiana Law School were admitted on motion of James A Rohback, dean: Howard Webster Adams, William Duke Bain, James I DeFrates, Francis J Doudican, Howe Landers, David D F Lyons, Samuel P McNaught, Nathan S Redding, Claudius C Curtis, William R Forney, Samuel Co Brown, Forrest E Jump.
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Edwin U. Boswell
Marion County
J. A Pritchard
Indiana Law School
James A. Rohback
Howard Webster Adams
William Duke Bain
James I. DeFrates
Francis J. Doudican
Howe
Landers
David D. F. Lyons
Samuel P. McNaught
Nathan S. Redding
Claudius C. Curtis
William R. Forney
Samuel Co. Brown
Forrest E. Jump
Cleveland's Condition Remains Unchanged
Lakewood New Jersey May 26 Ex President Cleveland's condition remains unchanged. Dr G R Lockwood relieved Dr J D Bryant the New York specialist who had been with the patient 48 hours. Mrs Cleveland returned last night from Princeton to see her children at school there.
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Lakewood
N. J
Cleveland
G. R. Lockwood
J. D. Bryant
New York
Divorce suit alleges misconduct and alimony request
Marie Niemeier files for divorce from Henry Neimeier claiming he drove her from their home and insulted her in front of their daughters. She seeks $500 alimony and custody and support of the children.
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Marie Niemeier
Henry Neimeier
Flower EOS Ruled by Meadway Persons Night
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Flower EOS influenced by Meadway persons. Browbeers or burglars appear to be destroying property, with limited readable detail on locations or actions.
Taft replies to Bryan on campaign publicity bill
Secretary Taft sends a comprehensive answer to William Jennings Bryan after his telegram urging Congress to pass a bill requiring public disclosure of campaign expenditures. Taft recalls a prior April 2 letter to Senator Burrows expressing support for the measure and reiterates his hope for passage. Bryan had suggested party leaders jointly request action.
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Washington
Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Senate
House
William H. Taft
Floods, thefts, and fires ripple across states
Flash dispatches report Krell Piano plant fire in Cincinnati causing $35000 loss, Mrs Helen Berry aged 65 robbed of 735 at Vine street home, Cincinnati university trustees declare vacant philosophy chair held by Prof H H Baldwin, W J Bryan returns to Lincoln then to a six day Nebraska tour, flood delays Fort Worth Democratic state executive meeting, Oklahoma floods drown seven people with many acres submerged, bridges out and trains abandoned.
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Nebraska
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Democratic State Executive Committee
Oklahoma City
Okla
Labor Temple Affairs In Hands Of Trustees
The Labor Temple association, formed three years ago to build a business block for union labor, is to be wound up. The trustees of the Central Labor Union have been appointed to assist in closing the association's affairs.
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Labor Temple Association
Central Labor Union
Princess Amelie-Louise Elopes With Auto Agent Kozian
Princess Amelie-Louise of the Austro-Bohemian Fuerstenberg house eloped with former army lieutenant and auto agent Kozian. They left Vienna for England, possibly Isle of Wight, taking jewels valued at 75000 dollars. Her brother, Austrian embassy secretary in London, seeks to intercept and urge return.
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Austria
Amelie-Louise
Fuerstenberg
Europe
Kozian
Carlsbad
England
Isle of Wight
London
Elopers
Stabbed Priest in Salisbury May Recover
Rev Father Joseph F. Lubeley was stabbed twice as he left St. Josephs church in Salisbury Missouri Sunday. He was taken to a St. Louis hospital and is resting easy though very weak from blood loss. Doctors fear possible blood poisoning but expect a fair chance of recovery unless complications arise.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Joseph F. Lubeley
St. Joseph's Church
Salisbury
St. Louis
Chicago Burlington and Quincy bonds fully subscribed
New York May Bishop Morgan and Co report the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad four percent general mortgage bonds of 16 million dollars are sold out and the subscription list closed. Subscriptions reportedly reached three times the offering.
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New York
Bishop
Morgan
Pany
Missing Citizens Probe Fails To Trace Two Boys
Police report no trace found of Patrick Flinn a six year old who wandered from 3401 5 Washington Street on Monday and of Charles McDaniels who vanished from 3022 Brightwood Avenue last Wednesday.
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Patrick Flinn
Washington Street
Charles McDaniels
Brightwood Avenue
Wife Sues for Alimony and Support in Superior Court
Ella Whitney, in superior court, seeks $500 alimony and support for her 18 year old daughter of Harry Whitney. The case claims numerous derelictions and offenses including drunkenness, abuse and vile language by Whitney.
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Ella
Whitney
Harry
PROMINENT SURGEON DIES AT GREENFIELD
Greenfield Ind May 26 Dr N P Howard 50 longtime surgeon for the Pennsylvania Railroad company after months of illness died at his home He had served the railroad for 25 years in various surgical capacities a prominent medical figure in the community.
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Greenfield
Ind
N. P. Howard
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Exchange Honors Bestows Sater Chain on Fallieres
London dispatch reports King Edward on May 26 conferred upon President Fallieres of France the Sater chain of one vibrator? Actually the text: conferred on President Fallieres of France the Sater chain of one Vic-… The source is truncated.
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London
King Edward
President Fallieres
France
Sater
Vic
Witness Rosasco Faces Tough Cross in Street Repair Fraud Case
Joan Rosasco, inspector of street repair work, struggled under questioning by Attorney John B. Duncan about altered figures and entries. On the stand for a second day, she refused to admit others changed figures, aiming to avoid incriminating Harry Brunaugh as efforts to secure a clear confession continued without result.
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Joan Rosasco
Harry Brunaugh
John 8. Duncan
Mr. Rosasco
Rosasco
Duncan
Evelyn Thaw seeks guardianship of husband Thaw estate
New York May 26 Evelyn Thaw plans to withdraw her annulment suit and seek appointment as guardian of Harry K Thaw's estate. Day O Reilly said no opposition is expected from either side and a court order may place Evelyn as guardian. Lawyers note her rights are limited by William Thaw's will to a small sum before executors’ distributions.
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Harry K. Thaw
Evelyn
Thaw
Day O’ Reilly
Deyo
O'Reilly
William Thaw
Harry
Graham
Oreilly
Pittsburg
ManHeld for Horse Theft in Cumberland Farm Case
Rufus Spruler of 4% N. Sinois street was charged Tuesday with grand larceny after an arrest on loitering. He allegedly stole a farmer’s horse in Cumberland. Spruler is on parole from Jeffersonville reformatory.
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Rufus Spruler
N. Sinois Street
Cumberland
Spruler
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Evans Dies in Long Beach Noted Indianapolis Figure
Joseph A. Evans died Sunday at Long Beach California. A longtime member of Evans Brothers a linseed oil meal dealer firm he also served as a trustee of Earlham College. He was well known in Indianapolis for his business and civic ties.
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Joseph A. Evans
Indianapolis
Long Beac
Cal
Evans
Evans Brothers
Earlham College
Guardians Appointed by Circuit Court
Charles F. Coffin and Mrs. L. V. Chipman were appointed guardians by the circuit court in a formal order recorded this week. The action designates guardians for unspecified wards, marking another step in court oversight of local guardianship matters.
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Charles F. Coffin
L. V. Chipman
Circuit Court
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