Reception for Oak Hill church pastor and family
Society notes report a reception at Oak Hill M. E. Church for new pastor Rev. R. W. Rast and family, inviting all. Also wedding news: Ella Linstrum wed Harry Wellman at the brides’ home with Rev. H. C. Clippinger officiating, music by Lohengrin and a reading by Florence C. Wright. A Chapel club card party and other events precede a tea and dinner for autumn brides and Beveridge coverage at Columbia club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Oak Hill M. E. Church
R. W. Rast
Little Son
Grand Rapids social bridge party hosts next week notice
Miss Elizabeth Caldwell of Grand Rapids Michigan and Miss Norma Von Hake of the Collonade hosted a bridge party Wednesday. The house featured abundant chrysanthemums. Miss Von Hake plans to host a second company next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Caldwell
Grand Rapids, Mich
Norma von Hake
The
Collonade
von Hake
Budd Bookwalter Nuptials at Second Presbyterian
The marriage of Hazel Jane Bookwalter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bookwalter, to Clarence Budd of Columbus Ohio, formerly Indianapolis, occurred Wednesday at Second Presbyterian noted by Rev. Odell and organist Prof. Hansen. The ceremony featured decorative floral arrangements, bridesmaids in pastel gowns, and a silk ivory satin gown for the bride. A reception followed at the Bookwalter home on North Illinois Street with detailed decor and a family reception. A wedding trip is planned with home at 1371 Columbus Ave Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Jane Bookwalter
Charles Andrew Bookwalter
Clarence Budd
Columbus
Indianapolis
Owen Davies Odell
Charles Hansen
Prof
Hansen
Morton Bookwalter
Willis Coval
Robert Deitz
Robert Fitch
John Budd
Misses May
Bliss
Annabelle Gilchrist
Edna Randall
May Aufderhelde
Gladys Bookwalter
Eleanor Bookwalter
Shimer Budd
Bookwalter
N. Illinois St
Columbus Ave
Mrs Dietrichs Hosts First of Series Bridge Party
Mrs. Augustus Dietrichs entertained a group of friends with a bridge gathering on Wednesday. It is the first in a planned series of similar social events by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Dietrichs
Bridge
At Home Friday Honor for Mrs Tomlin of Walton Ky
Mrs W S Tomlin of Northern Illinois will host an at home gathering Friday from 3 to 6 PM in honor of Mrs J G Tomlin of Walton Kentucky. The event invites friends to join in the informal reception and tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Tomlin
N. Ilinois Sr
J. G. Tomlin
Walton, Ky
Engagement announced for Miss Jeanette Paul and William Schafer
Announcement notes the engagement of Miss Jeanette Paul daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph B Paul to William H Schafer of Chicago with the wedding planned for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Paul
Joseph B. Paul
William H. Schafer
Chicago
Social Meeting Of Daughters Of The Revolution
The Caroline Scott Harrison chapter hosted a social afternoon at Mrs. W T Brown’s home 1817 Park Ave with regent Mrs Hawkins assisting. Miss Pauline Stein presented a paper on Thanksgiving to the gathering. The item notes multiple upcoming marriages and guests in Indianapolis with connections to Grand Rapids and Noblesville.
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Caroline Scott Harrison
Daughters of the Revolution
W. T. Brown
Parkave
R. ©. Hawkins
Pauline Stein
May Settle Trouble Union Rail Men Choose Representatives
London Nov 7 United Press reports union railroad men are selecting delegates to meet transport company officials across Great Britain over grievances. Directors have signified willingness to receive delegations and a peaceful settlement is expected, credited largely to President Lloyd George of the Board of Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Union Railroad
Lloyd George
Board of Trade
Bernard Kaufmann Dies Suddenly in Southport
Bernard Kaufmann of Indianapolis died suddenly from acute indigestion at his Southport home after a day spent with his wife in the country. A longtime Indianapolis merchant until recently retired, he is survived by his wife, a brother and three sisters. His brother resides in France and his sisters live in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Kaufmann
Indianapolis
Southport
Kaufmann
France
Final figures on Tuesdays election show fragmented results
Final figures from Tuesday's election indicate Democratic gains in New York's legislature amid mixed national outcomes. Across states, Tammany lost fusion support in Manhattan, Ohio suburbs elected various party mayors, and larger wins favored Republicans in Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and Salt Lake City with mixed outcomes in governorship races.
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Kentucky
Gov. Beckham
United States
Maryland
Ohio
Johnson
Cleveland
Burton
Whitlock
Toledo
Bond
Columbus
Markbreit
Cincinnati
Dayton
Springfield
Hamilton
Delaware
Prohibition
Wilmington
Newcastle
Tammany
Independence League
New York
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania
Guild
Massachusetts
Boston
Moran
Salt D Lake City
San Francisco
Taylor
Virginia
Noel
Mississippi
James M. Higgins
Rhode Island
Indiana meeting outlines school leaders discussions
The Indiana State Association of Town and City School Superintendents and School Boards meets at Claypool hotel starting Thursday with Senator T T Moore presenting the high school fraternity bill. Friday features training facilities for teachers with Dr. Bergstrom and others, plus talks on incorrigibles and uniform taxes. Saturday covers child transitions from kindergarten to primary school with Emma Colbert and W P Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Association of Town and City
Claypool Hotel
T. T. Moore
Board of Education of
Muncie
J. B. Pearcy
Anderson
C. E. Emmerich
Indianapolis
John A. Bergstrom
Indiana University
E. E. York
Indiana Boys’ School
Plainfield
Ralph Moss
Emma Colbert
W. P. Morgan
Terre Haute
Woman Freed as Jury Acquits Rose Glasco in Slaying
Mrs Rose Pun cell Glasco is acquitted of murdering her husband Dr Edward Glasco in Brazil Indiana. After a three day trial the jury deliberated 42 minutes on verdict of not guilty. The defense rested without argument and prosecutors were unable to rebut her tearful testimony of a blighted marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Rose Puncell Glasco
Edward Glasco
Hughes
Postum Letters Attack and Praise Expose 1907 Health Claims
A Publishes a heated quarrel over Postum Coffee with critics branding Yellow Journalism and honesty concerns. Letters from John W. Pritchard and Anna S. Reeves praise Postum for indigestion relief and healthier nerves, while opponents claim deception and commercial aims in food advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Nation
New York
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
John W. Pritchard
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mr. Pritchard
Postum
Anna S. Reeves
McDonough &J
Nail in Lung Pulled From Pastor After 16 Months
Rev. Thomas H. Baragwanath of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church carried a nail an inch and a quarter long in the top of his right lung for 16 months. Doctors mistook it for bronchitis or pleurisy. A violent coughing fit finally dislodged the nail, which he removed from his mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas H. Baragwanath
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Baragwanath
Tupper Lake
Adirondacks
D D D Skin Cure Promises Cure for Eczema
An advertisement claims D D D Prescription cures eczema by treating the skin not the blood. It touts a vegetable formula from Dr Decatur D Dennis and includes testimonials from F R Tesuar of Hopkinson VA and barber referrals. Sample bottles offered free on request with 10 cents for packing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur D. Dennis
F. R. Tesuar
Hopkinson
Michigan St
Chicago
Henry J. Huder
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Washington St
Five Men Killed in Boiler Explosion at Labelle Iron Works
Five men died when a boiler exploded on a narrow gauge engine at Labelle Iron Works in Steubenville Ohio. The dead are engineers Harry Andrews age 22 and William Smith age 40, and workers Dan O’Brien age 30 and William Scott age 33. Three others William Carnahan James Sanders and James Edwards were fatally injured by flying debris. The blast wrecked part of the open hearth plant and another engine in front of it.
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Steubenville, O
Labelle Iron Works
Harry Andrews
William Smith
Dan O’brien
William Scott
William Carnahan
James Sanders
James Edwards
Indiana figure congratulates Taylor and Finley on Kentucky result
Evansville native and former Indiana state treasurer Scholz visited Indianapolis on Wednesday to congratulate W. S. Taylor and Charles Finley after their election outcome in Kentucky. He backs efforts to aid Caleb Powers in jail there and notes his fund aims to defend the men. Finley praised justice prevailing amid force and unfairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Scholz
Evansville
Indiana
Dianapolis
W. S. Taylor
Charles Finley
Gov. Goebel
Kentucky
Scholz
Taylor and Finley
Caleb Powers
Taylor
Finley
Trial May Start Bitter Uprising Over Nasi Scapegoating
Rome dispatch reports growing unrest as troops rush to Sicily amid plans to prosecute Nunzio Nasi former minister of public instruction. Supporters label him scapegoat for charges linked to a yellow dog fund and claim the throne’s inner circle pressuring his downfall. Clashes occur in Rome between militia and crowds near the senate while Nasi defends funds were cabinet approved and used for political purposes under travel expense complexity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Sicily
Public Instruction
Nunzio Nasi
Nasi
Italy
Senate
Senate Chamber
Nas
Bigamist Hangs Self in County Jail
Harry C. Washabaugh, about 30, facing bigamy charges, hanged himself in his county jail cell after being confronted with disclosures of a former wife. Sheriff Howe found the body early today as Washabaugh’s courtship of Miss Aida Briggs, daughter of Elias Briggs of Houston, led to a previously hidden marriage in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry C. Washabaugh
Howe
Washabaugh
Aida Briggs
Elias Briggs
Houston
Miss Briggs
Pittsburg
Washahbaugh
Pyramid Pile Cure Free Trial Offer
Advertises a free trial of Pyramid Pile Cure for home use to treat piles sores ulcers and inflammation. Promises rapid relief and low cost with option to mail order a full treatment for 50 cents if druggist lacks the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Bidg
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Onal Biscuit Company
Margaret Ward
New Jersey-st
Florence C. Wright
Cummack School of Oratory
Chapel Club
James McHugh
N. Meridian Sr
James Edwards Roberts
N. Meridian St
T. S. Hacker
William Dillon Hacker
Beveridge
Larz A. Whitcomb
Columbia Club
Albert J. Beveridge
William Frederick Wobher
Walter Charles Schafer
Grand Rapids
John Candee Dean
Miss Wright
Blackburns
Stella Tender
Georgian Hodge
H. A. Russell
Frank Fitzgerald
Seattle, Wash
Annie Wright
M. A. Richmond
Noblesville
John Glenn
Bloomlington
Charles A. Bookwalter
Hazel Bookwalter
Walter C. Scihafer
United Press
Great Britain
Ances
Kentucky Republican
Democratic Party
Sux
John F. Fort
New Jersey
State Association OF Super
Husband
Nan
Patterson
Columbia Yarns
Postoffice
U. S
Mendel
Nightgowns
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