Banquet Marked Homeopathy Gathering in Indiana
More than 100 members of the Indiana Institute of Homeopathy attended a banquet at the Y M C A. Tuesday evening where Royal S Copeland lectured on Homeopathy and the New Thought in Science. Dr W B Stewart presided as Copeland praised the enduring nature of homeopathic principles and outlined the Institute’s view of homeopathic physicians adding special knowledge of therapeutics.
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Indiana Institute of Homeopathy
Royal S Copeland
A. M
New York Homeopathic Medical College
W. BR. Stewart
Indianapolis
Hahnemann
American Institute of Homeopathy
Murat Temple Theater Contract Awarded in Indianapolis
Albert Von Spreckelsen lands the Murat temple erection contract for $229000 at Michigan and New Jersey streets. The project, designed by D A Bohlen & Son, aims for a Dec 15 completion. The Shriners temple boasts a 2200-seat auditorium with an 80 by 50 foot stage and 82 foot proscenium opening. It will also provide facilities for 2000 banqueters on the ground floor.
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Albert von Spreckelsen
Murat Temple
Michigan
New Jersey
D. A. Bohlen & Son
Elias J. Jacoby
Jerace E. Smith
Chalmers Brown
Alexander W. Thompson
Thomas A. Wynne
Charles Mayer
Charles F. Meyer
Henry W. Klausmann
Logan S. Scholl
Fred ©. Gardner
Shriners’ Temple
Indianapolis
Shuberts
One Mason Lodge Proposal Draws Indiana Masons
Indiana Masons consider forming a national grand lodge proposed by Charles N. Mikels grand master. Delegates set attendance records at the new Masonic temple as Lincoln Cravens praised the building. Mikels urged Indiana Masons to appoint reps for a nationalization push at a June grand masters’ meeting in Philadelphia.
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Charles N. Mikels
Indiana Grand Lodge
North and
Illnois Streets
Lincoln V. Cravens
Madison
Lucien A. Foote
Daniel McDonald
Mikels
Indiana
Philadelphia
Indiana Law School to Hold Fifteenth Commencement
The Indiana Law School will hold its fifteenth annual commencement at the Ithian building Wednesday evening. Rev. M. L. Haines will give the invocation. Radison C. Harris, president of the board of trustees, will address the class on Conscience the Basis of Law. James Walter Pritchard will deliver the class address. The music will be by J. Raymond Lynn and Louis J. Docher. Dean James A. Rohbach will announce prizes and winners. The 30 graduates include Clarence Elbert Bowen, Clement Lawson Braden, William Raymond Bryce, John H. Conner, Crawford Bridgeman Cox, James Clyfton Fager, Richard Monroe Fairbanks, Errett Colman Geeslin, Paul Orestes Gordon, Thomas Parrott Harvey, Paul George Henderson, Earl Rudolph Huot, Franklin serome Krabill, Otto Herman Krieg, John Graham McKay, Vinson H. Marifold, Colfax Tevis Martin, Audra Thomas Marvel, Charles Lincoln Maxey, Frederick N. ludryweather, Samuel Hardin Mills Jr, Raymond Delbert Miller, Morris Randlette Parks, Harry Francis Pevey, James Walter Pritchard, George Mitchell Smith, Joseph Hackney Smith, J. Raymond Tindall, George Edgar Turner and William Madison Turner.
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Indiana Law School
Ithian
M. L. Haines
Radison C. Harris
Board of Trustees
James Walter Pritchard
James A. Pritchard
J. Raymond Lynn
Louis J. Docher
James A. Rohbach
Clarence Elbert Bowen
Clement Lawson Braden
William Raymond Bryce
John H. Conner
Crawford Bridgeman Cox
James Clyfton Fager
Richard Monroe Fairbanks
Errett Colman Geeslin
Paul Orestes Gordon
Thomas Parrott Harvey
Paul George Henderson
Earl Rudolph Huot
Franklin Serome Krabill
Otto Herman Krieg
John Graham McKay
Vinson H. Marifold
Colfax Tevis Martin
Audra Thomas Marvel
Charles Lincoln Maxey
Frederick N. Ludryweather
Samuel Hardin Mills, Jr
Raymond Delbert Miller
Morris Randlette Parks
Harry Francis Pevey
George Mitchell Smith
Joseph Hackney Smith
J. Raymond Tindall
George Edgar Turner
William Madison Turner
Marines Take Over Mail Ships As Strike Continues
In Marseilles on May 26 marines from the warship will man the mail ships for eight hours until strikers return to work. Forty vessels were deserted today. Mail ships will continue to be crewed by marines unless a settlement is reached immediately.
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Marseilles
Budweiser Bottling Same Brew Regardless of Cork or Crown
Notice clarifies Budweiser is the same brew whether corked or crown capped and states bottling occurs only at the St. Louis home plant.
Hog Market Mixed as Hogs Rises but Sheep Slips
Indianapolis May 26 Receipts totaling 9,600 hogs 1,650 cattle and 250 sheep show more hogs and cattle but fewer sheep versus a week and a year ago. Market opened with demand from outside buyers lifting prices about five cents but outside demand weakened final prices near yesterday. Top hog price 7.65 with most hogs at 7.25 to 7.40. Cattle run larger and trend lower though dry fed stock held fairly firm. Sheep and lambs in light supply for local trade. market active with prompt clearance across classes.
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Indianapolis
Hind
Chicago Live Stock Prices at Union Stock Yards May Market
Hogs receipts 26 000 steady to lower. Mixed and butchers 7.00 to 7.67, good heavy 7.30 to 7.55, rough heavy up to 7.20 to 7.71, pigs 6.00 to 6.75, bulk 7.20 to 7.40. Cattle receipts 15 000 market steady to lower. Steers 5.25 to 7.20, cows and heifers 2.50 to 5.50, stockers 4.75 to 5.60, Texans 5.40 to 6.50, calves 5.50 to 6.90. Sheep receipts 10 000 market steady. Sheep 5.40 to 6.65.
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Saab
Chicago
Union
Ceves
Pittsburg
Carda
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report May Day Trade
East Buffalo listings show cattle firm with prime steers at 6.50 to 7.15, butchers 4.50 to 6.50. Veals active, 6.00 to 8.75. Sheep and lambs slow with lambs 9.50 to 8.50, yearlings 7.00 to 7.50, sheep 3.50 to 6.15. Hogs receipts 2,550 head. cash values mixed with Yorkers 7.60 to 7.75, pigs 7.30 to 7.40, mixed 7.80 to 7.90, heavy 7.50, roughs 6.50 to 6.75.
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East Buffalo
Cincinnati Hog and Lamb Market Receipts Report
Cincinnati hogs receipts totaled 3970 with a close easy and slow tone. Cattle receipts 561 steady to strong with bulls firm and calves active and 0.5 to 1 higher. Sheep receipts 1072 strong with prices for lambs ranging 6.50 to 9.00 and overall bid values around 3.50 to 7.35 for other classes.
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Cincinnati
Wall Street Opens Heavy After Mild Early Irregularity
In New York on May 26 the market moved from initial irregularity to a heavier tone. Reading led declines after large selling pressure pushed it below 155, while various rails and steel showed mixed moves with brief gains in American Locomotive and Wabash preferred. Rock Island fell about a point as most issues posted small losses. London buyers purchased around 15.64 shares. Government bonds were unchanged and other bonds firm.
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New York
Reading
Griese Rogers
Rock Island
Wabash Preferred
American
St. Paul
London
Chicago Grain Market Opening And Closing Prices
Chicago May 26 opening prices show May corn at 1.534 1.338, July 31.1755, oats July 55%46 6474c, pork not quoted. Laid July 10.97, ribs July 10.30 September 16.32. Closing shows Wheat at 31% bid, corn July 704 iWbe bid, oats July 545cc, pork July 18.95 asked, lard July 10.9234 bid, ribs July 10 asked.
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Chicago
T.ard
A. W. Thomson
Ati Ticles
Ugg
Wheat and grain bids and inspections at Board of Trade
No bids on wheat. Board of Trade votes on election and inspections. Grain totals include Corn No 2 white 32 cars No 3 white 2 1/2 cars No 4 white 1 car No 2 yellow 13 cars No 3 yellow 9 cars No 2 mixed 1 car plus 2 cars total 64. Oats No 2 white 1 car No 2 yellow 22 cars total 3 1/2 cars. Oats No 3 mixed 1 car total 1 car. Gut sample 1 car total 1 car.
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Board of Trade
Pittsburg Market Report Shows Light Receipts and Steady Tone
Pittsburg market data lists mixed livestock pricing with light receipts. Hogs and calves show steady to higher bids, while cattle ranges include prime to common fat oxen and cows. Small inconsistencies in figures noted. overall market steady with multiple categories quoted.
Local Market Ad Highlights Fresh Meats and Prices
An old market ad lists butter 15c, turkeys, ducks, hens, and geese with meat and lard. Sugar cured hams range from 13 4 to 15 1 2 cents, English style hams 15 4 1 2 cents, roiled hams 21 2 3 4 cents. Bacon varieties include sugar cured 14 1 2 cents, smoked and dry salt bacon, and fresh pork loins 1 cent per pound.
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices Report
By Rouse Bros. at 190 Kentucky avenues. Corn 82 84c. Shelled oats 56 6se. Sheaf oats 14.00 15.00. Timothy 15.00 17.00. New Clover 12.00 13.00. Mixed hay 18.00 16.00. Wheat straw 6.00 7.00. Vats straw 7.00 7.50.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenues
Launch over turns. four die on Wisconsin river trip
Grand Rapids Mach May 26 A pleasure boat rushes through a paper mill gate on the Wisconsin river injuring others and causing four deaths among eight aboard as the launch overturns during a pleasure trip.
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Grand Rapids
Mach
Wisconsin River
Daily Grain Letter shows erratic wheat market and corn declines
Chicago May 26 Wheat opened with a nervous, erratic session and early declines. July slipped while distant months rebounded, then Bartlett-Patten led heavy selling and a broad crowd shift caused a sharp July break and later a good upturn as buyers returned. Corn faced near pressure with declines and some recovery, weather unfavorably affecting movement but crop-friendly. Local receipts were 407 cars with 389 expected tomorrow.
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Eugene Purtelle & CO
Chicago
Ill
Arket
S Bartlett-Patten
artlett-Patten
Shorts
Pretty Pictures Attract Crowds To Ayres Store
Crowds of men and women admired water color displays in the L S Ayres store windows in Indianapolis on Wednesday The management brought the collection to the city so local customers could view the paintings and purchase pieces on the fourth floor
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Ayres Store
L. S. Ayres
Indianapolis
Ayres
Collectors Flock to Indianaplis Gallery Sale of Masterworks
A gallery exhibition in Indianapolis offers a sale of paintings by renowned European artists from Italy Holland and Germany. The collection, valued over 10000 dollars, features The Lovers by Gabrini priced at 800 with other works ranging down to 13 dollars. Visitors admired The Filemaker at Margile by Simonetti and The Rug Seller by Filena among many others.
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Indianapolis
Itate
Holland
Germany
Gabrini
Margile
Simonetti
Tensquet
Filena
Oligetti
Ragge
Benga
Ritschel
Alhambra
Indent
Renmondi
Aureli
Directoire
Tanquilo
Ballesio
Fish net destroyer still after his pay
Henry Lichtenberg deputy commissioner of fisheries filed an amended complaint in superior court seeking $6 from Marion county commissioners for the destruction of fish nets traps and seines last year. He lists nets and gear obtained from Charles Hansing George Piper John Shea Irwin Henderson Amil Wunarum John Sevier George Sutter Peter Piscator and George Lindsay. Each man was fined before justices of the peace.
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Henry Lichtenberg
Superior Court
Marion County
Charles Hansing
George Piper
John Shea
Irwin Henderson
Amil Wunarum
John Sevier
George Sutter
Peter Piscator
George Lindsay
Taft Health Report Dismisses Overwork Hoax
Rumors claimed President Taft faced nervous breakdown due to overwork. From the White House it is stated there is no truth to the report as Taft shows solid health with regular horseback rides and golf.
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Washington
Taft
White House
Boltz Seeks Governor at Statehouse. Marshall Not In
John H. Boltz of Winchester newly appointed Republican deputy examiner visits the statehouse to meet the governor who is absent. Charles Major of Shelbyville, a noted author, also calls and leaves disappointed.
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John H. Boltz
Winchester
Just Organizing Public Accounting Bureau
Statehouse
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Daily Grain Letter
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St. Clair
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