Honesty as Keynote for Indiana Law School Graduation
Daniel Wait Howe delivered the commencement address at Indiana Law School urging honesty as essential for success in law. Thirty graduates received Bachelor of Laws, with Arthur Raymond Robinson of Indianapolis giving the class address. Addison C. Harris urged secrecy of professional knowledge, while Charles E. Cherry of Altoona won top prize and Frank A. Symmes of Indianapolis received the senior prize.
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Indiana Law School
Daniel Wait Howe
Pythian Building
Addison C. Harris
Board of Trustees
Charles E. Cherry
Altoona
Frank A. Symmes
Indianapolis
Methodist Hospital Grants Five Nursing Diplomas
Five nurses received diplomas at Methodist Hospital during the annual commencement exercises held Wednesday night. Dr. Charles L. Bacon and Dr. W E B McKenzie spoke in honor of the graduates, with diplomas presented by Dr. Willard T. Graham. A musical program accompanied the informal reception, honoring the graduates Lora L. Abel Edith H. Fuller Clara M. Leonard Margaret A. Reilly and Margaret Emma Matthews.
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Charles L. Bacon
W. EB. McKenzie
Channersville
George W. Switzer
Lafayette
Willard T. Graham
Lora L. Abel
Edith H. Fuller
Clara M. Leonard
Margaret A. Reilly
Margaret Emma Matthews
Love for Weiners Leads to Juvenile Burglary Ring
In a case from 321 Summitt street and 18 McKim avenue, John Alberts 8 and George Alberts 11 along with Harry Watson 10 admitted a craving for frankfurters drove them to pry a grocery door at 1463 Southeastern avenue. Simon and Glenn bicycles rushed to the scene. Simon entered, Glenn forced entry from the opposite side, allowing George to flee by a rear gate while Watson was captured. all three later appeared in juvenile court claiming hunger and a desire for weiners.
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Weinerwursts
John
George Alberts
Summitt Street
Harry Watson
McKim Avenue
Samuel Hamilton
Southeastern Avenue
Simon and
Glenn
Bourglars
Simon
Watson
Welners
City Births and Deaths and Licenses Record
Birth notices list multiple couples with addresses and newborns including boys and girls. deaths name Franz Fertig, William C Smith and others with ages and causes. marriage licenses show several couples. bail permits and repairs noted with names and addresses. fragmented city record style from era. The items cover births, deaths, licenses, and permits across various streets and avenues.
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Franz Fertig
Cornell Avenue
William C. Smith
Kentucky Avenue
Elizabeth Ann Catterson
Mon Street
John Tilford
City Hospital
Mary A. Boblinger
S. West St
Polly Ann Sanders
Pennsylvania Street
Harry Carpenter
Pearl Lockwood
Willam Graham
Edith Edwards
John W. Reed
Emma Preuss
Ira Williams
Helen Murphy
Milton Lust
Daisy Heinman
Harry D. Jennette
Hulda Brambiett
Edward Dickum
Clara Toolen
David McCormack
Sarah Poynter
Charles Young
Mabel Trout
Wiliam Blake
Nelle Garrett
Leander Steward
Adeline Duncan
C. C. Collins
New Jersey
Maggie Mamon
Wilkens
Leola Hays
Yandes
H. F. Ahbrich
Dearborn
Emil
Dede
N. Holmes
Hollen Bech
Eywing
Bouse
Minister Pays $4,000 for Trip
New York dispatch reports General Montes Bolivian minister to France sailed from New York to assume his post. He booked passage for what was described as the largest family party ever, including five daughters, three sons, a wife, a sister in law with her husband, nine other relatives, and five servants. The voyage cost about $4,000.
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New York
Gen. Montes
France
Noble county trustees praised for clean records in state review
State examiners lauded Noble county trustees for diligent bookkeeping and public-spirited service. H Irwin of Petty township praised for handling affairs. he repaid 22 for expense money to attend Indianapolis meetings. C A Surfus commended as capable public servant despite high levies and low assessments. D W Eberly of Swantown Sip aided by examiners though school enumeration payment contested. G H Hostetter of Perry township given fine character. G J Growcock to repay 11.08 with credits and debits offset. In Orange, William Hassinger praised as conscientious and careful, with method adjustments expected to improve.
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Noble County
H. ©. Irwin
Petty Township
Irwin
Indianapolis
C. A. Surfus
Noble Township
D. W. Eberly
Swantown-sSip
Eberly
G. H. Hostetter
Perry Township
G. J. Growcock
Orange Township
William Hassinger
Trainmen to Receive Pay Increase on June First
Trainmen and telegraph operators of the C. C. & L. will receive a raise effective June 1 after a conference between labor representatives and R. P. Dalton general superintendent and James P. Goodrich receiver.
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Marion
Ind
Coatless Arkansas man at 73 celebrates birthday
Osborn, known as the man without a coat in Prescott, Arkansas, marks his seventy third birthday. He has worn no coat or overtime for nearly fifty years, drinks black coffee, eats simple fare, and claims never to have headaches since 1862. He never removes his hat except to sleep or eat with strangers. He is a Tennessee born carpenter, with a fourth wife who died recently, and a two and a half year old son.
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Prescott, Ark
M. V. Osborn
Osborn
Arkansas
Jackson County
Tennessee
Falls on Sidewalk and Seeks Damages in City Trail
Alice Caldwell sues the city of Indianapolis for 100000 in superior court over a humpbacked sidewalk near South New Jersey Street and Virginia Avenue. She claims the defect caused pedestrians to trip and fall, seeking damages for personal injuries.
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South New Jersey Street
Virginia Avenue
Indianapolis
Alice Caldwell
Navies of World to Gather in 1912
Washington, May 26. About 1,000 warships from several nations will assemble in Atlantic waters in 1912 for a grand peace mission. England, Germany, France, and Italy plan tours of fleets, while the United States and Japan and Russia prepare global cruises. An estimated 100 battleships, 230 cruisers, 200 destroyers, 300 torpedo boats, and many others may gather, possibly near New York.
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Caribbean
New York
England
Germany
France
Italy
United States
Japan
Russia
Atlantic Ocean
Umama Canal
Wife Extracts Cash After Husband Refuses Note
In Philadelphia a young wife, pressed for money, tells her husband that if the man holding his note can cause more trouble than she can, he should proceed. The husband reveals he must pay a $200 note that afternoon, and she hands over about $100, then leaves with the money.
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Philadelphia
James
Moses Prayers Fail Elijah Ties On Gan
In Shiloh Me Rev Charles E Holland, head of the Holy Ghost and Us society, is deposed after failing to feed 600 Sanford followers. Elijah strips Moses of power and dispatches him to seek his own sustenance amid a court-ordered fine for livestock neglect. Blanche Craige, a devout disciple, says prayer yields aid though results are slow and hopes rise for a divine gathering at a chosen site where God will appear personally.
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Shiloh
Charles E. Holland
Holy Ghost and Us" Society
Frank W. Sanford
Kingdom
Sanford
Society For the Prevention of
Elijah
Moses
Blanche Craige
Dying Plumber Bequeaths Job and Family Welfare
In a fragmentary note, a dying plumber to his son Bill says little money remains for him. The bulk goes to his mother and sisters. He bequeaths Bill the job at Giles, urging him not to bury it and promising to keep him out of want.
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Bill
Giles
Wedded 64 Years and $3.60 Doctor’s Bill
TECUMSEH Neb May 26 Journeying along the pathway of wedded bliss for 64 years Mr and Mrs Joachim Will near Tecumseh have lived in good health and an honored family He is 86 she 87 Their medical expenses in 20 years total just 3 dollars 60 cents Since 1863 they paid 250 for 5 acres now offered 8000 They faced pioneer hardships includingDakota conflicts grasshoppers and drought but remain content and prosperous
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Tecumseh
Neb
Joachim Will
Will
Nebraska
Old Country
Dakota
Hospital Mascot Hopeful After Poison Attempt
Massachusetts General Hospital recalls Dickensian tale as 11 year old Miss Marcy Kearney, after taking poison, expresses love for the hospital. She says she has been an inmate before and desires to return, hoping to become a nurse and live there as a mascot. Officials discuss adopting her.
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Boston
Mass
Masssachusetts General Hospital
Maggie
Dickens
Little Derritt
Marcy Kearney
Gil
Bospital
Merchant Marine Scandal Work Halted Over Funds
The special committee investigating the merchant marine scandal has halted due to lack of funds as the house contingent fund is exhausted and cannot pay witnesses. A special bill will be introduced to permit the committee to continue its work.
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the Sun
Washington
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