Society Dance Planned by Capital City Druids
Capital City circle No. 6 United Ancient Order of Druids will host a dance and fancy drill at Germania hall on Thursday evening. The report also notes Miss Nina Madison entertaining her Home Presbyterian Sunday school class at her West Thirty-first Street home with innocent games, songs, and refreshments, listing several attendees.
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Capital City
United
Ancient Order of Druids
Germania Hall
Nina Madison
Home Presbyterian Sunday School
W. Thirty-first Street
Joseph P. Durham, Jr
Godfred Adamson
Maurice Farney
George Pedion
James Peaton
Clarence Pedlon
Baird Hastings
Harry Ward
Mathew Almond
Raymond Russell
Chester Pool
Oscar Pool
Casper Davis
Venna Andrews
Boob Mecq Querry
Benefit Week at Fountain Square Rink
Prof. F. S. Altschuh performs a 30 minute fancy and trick skating show for the benefit of Mr. Viena, sole supporter of an aged mother in need of relief. The exhibition features many difficult feats and runs all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Altschuh
Viena
Altschuh
Divorce Petition Clarifies Intent and Allegations
Ray Langston sues for divorce, stating no claim of a wayward life by his wife. The complaint asserts standard grounds and includes typical legal stipulations of a divorce petition.
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Ray Langston
Why Cascarets Sell Fast Across America
Advertises Cascarets as a trusted daily aid with massive per hour and per day sales figures. Claims 220000 daily users, millions endorsing the product, and over five million dollars spent on promotion. Warns of imitators and counterfeiters while praising the product as safe, vegetable, and effective for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Cascarets
Dishonest Sales Tactics Warned In Ad For Cascarets
An old advertisement warns against dishonest sales pitches and promotes Sterling Remedy Company Cascarets. It cautions buyers to avoid bulk sales, look for the CCC mark, and seek the genuine ten cent West Pocket box, noting misleading claims and health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Remedy Company
Funeral Held For Senator Carmack In Columbia
The body of ex United States Senator E W Carmack was brought to Columbia Tennessee after being shot by Robin J Cooper a political foe. The funeral drew the largest crowd in town with prominent state figures present. Cooper remains hospitalized in Nashville and his father is jailed on complicity charges as Nashville grand jury probes the tragedy.
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United States
E. W. Carmack
Robin J. Cooper
Low
Robin Cooper
Carmack
Nashville
Equal Suffrage Conference 7 Day Program
The Equal Suffrage conference opens with an eight o'clock Thursday session featuring invocation by Rev. Anna Howard Shaw and an address by her as president of the National Woman's Suffrage Association. Friday program includes invocation by Rev. F. C. Wicks, vocal solo by Mrs. Bertha Swan, President's Address by Dr. Amelia Keller, talks on The English Suffragettes by Miss Harriet Noble and Election Day in Denver by Miss Laura Gregg, plus election of officers.
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Equal Suffrage Conference
Anna Howard Shaw
National Woman's Suffrage Association
F. C. Wicks
Bertha Swan
Amelia Keller
Harriet Noble
Denver
Laura Gregg
Rogina-Rigges Oil Well Reaches 100 Feet Spout at Oakland City
The Rogina-Rigges well near Oakland City Indiana emits 20 barrels daily with a gas pressure lift creating a 100 foot oil column. Located three miles east of town, it could power the city. Nearby Pua OH company well, a mile and a half away, has not been shot but may yield about 2 barrels daily.
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Oakland City
Ind
Rogina-Rigges
Pua OH Company
Market Results From Pittsburgh Livestock Auction
Cattle receipts were light to steady with market levels for extras prime and good cows and springers. Hogs showed steady on 30 loads with price ranges across heavy medium workers and pigs. Sheep receipts were light with steady tone and values for wether and spring lamb classes. Various grades and prices listed for cattle hogs and sheep.
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Pittsburg
Prine Wetherg
Hanly appoints trustee to state soldiers' home
Andrew McCorkle of Lafayette was named a member of the board of trustees for the State Soldiers' home by Gov. Hanly on Wednesday. He succeeds William T. Haggard, also of Lafayette.
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Hanly
Andrew McCorkle
Lafayette
The
State Soldiers‘ Home
William T. Haggard
Haas Wins Partial Recovery in Outlawed Racehorse Case
Henry P Haas bought an outlawed horse from Albert D Hughes via the Indianapolis Horse Sale Company. A jury in superior court found Haas 909 from Hughes while the sale company was freed from liability for return of purchase money. Haas's recovery came after discovering the horse had been barred from many tracks, limiting his success.
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Henry P. Haas
Albert D. Hughes
Indianapolis Horse Sale Ecompanrs
Hughes
Indianapolis Horse Sale Company
Haas
Good Times Ahead as Tariff Debate Shapes Economy
The article notes a gradual railway traffic recovery with 101,837 idle cars on October 14, a drop from prior weeks, and warns that while business improves, tariff reform remains contentious. It argues for a gradual tariff reduction to aid manufacturing and exports, preserves the middle path, and praises Taft’s election as a strength to the nation’s economy and future prosperity.
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American Railway Association
United States
Canada
Congress
Orient
South America
England
Germany
European
Taft
Jumps Through Window to Save Life in Flames
A Black resident at 300 Osage Street rushed into a fire at 2 am at Mrs. Alice Saylor’s home. He awakened her, guided her down, then jumped from a second story window to escape as flames spread from the kitchen. Fire origin undetermined. Loss set at $150.
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Alice Saylor
Osage Street
Eastern League and American Association Withdraw from Organized Baseball
Chicago Nov 11 The Eastern League and American Association this afternoon withdrew from organized baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eastern League
American Association
Erie Makes New Record In Market
New York market notes heavy profit taking after yesterday’s surge in Harriman shares. Erie hits a new high while steel stocks rise. Southern Pacific and Union Pacific retreat about two points. Hillshires fall. Canadian Pacific stays strong. End of hour shows overall declines of 1 to 1 4 percent, with Erie at 92 cents after a brief rally.
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New York
Huarriman
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Hillshires
Erie
Canadian Pacific
Self Educated Woman Says She Must Learn to Delegate
A Harper's Bazaar lesson notes that a self educated woman should not overreach and try to do everything herself. It compares a private soldier managing duties to a captain with staff and a general with a full staff, arguing that one must delegate to succeed. The piece urges women to accept assistance as leadership rises demands increase.
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Harper’s Bazar
Professor Napoleon to Headline Indianapolis Charity Extravaganza
Indianapolis prepares a large scale musical extravaganza titled Professor Napoleon to benefit the Indianapolis Orphan Asylum. Sagehurst College's comic opera features over 1,000 costumes with all performers drawn from the city and guided by the Orphan asylum board of managers.
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Indianapolis
Board OF Managers OF the Orphan Asylum
Napoleon
Sagehurst College
Professor Napoleon
Indianpolis
Propylaeum
School of Musical Art
Board of Management of the
Orphan Asylum
Martha E. Landers
Wm. C. Lynn
Oran Perry
Morris Ross
Amelia H. Wells
City Grain Prices and Freight Car Totals
Daily market notes show Wheat prices for No 2 red at 1.03 and No 3 red at 1.00 per track with other reds and new posts around 97c to 1.13, December and January bids. Corn and oats list through billing with various No 2 to No 4 grades and mixed lots, plus steady hay values for timothy and clover. Inspections and totals record car counts by grade and destination across wheat corn oats and hay shipments.
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Timothy
Atrow
Hay
Clover
Prairie
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices and Receipts
East Buffalo New York dairy and livestock markets report November 11 receipts for cattle 100 head steady prices calves 4.50 to 8.00 sheep 13000 lambs 6 to 9 cents lower yearlings 4.00 to 4.75 sheep 2.00 to 4.50 hogs 13600 receipts down 10 to 40 cents Yorkers 5.23 to 6.00 pigs 4.75 to 5.00 mixed 5.75 to 6.00 heavies 5.90 to 6.20 roughs 3.80 to 6.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
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Wingate
R. S.ocheltree
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Bellflower
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Mrs. Marshall
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Robert W. Medkirk
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Haines
Columbus, C
Edward Boteler
Flecher Avenue
Boteler
Cincinnati
Jessie Harrah
Lauderndale
Otto Wherret
Wherret
Terre Haute
William P. Vaser
New Albany
City
W. F. Meley
Mrs
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Weber’s
Wade & Butcher
Westenholm-Pipe
Rogers, Elliot
Ern
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Nelson & CO
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Greenfield — Townsend Bottle Factory
Connersville
Greenfield
Carnegie Library
Robert Ji Aley
Ciceru—Neve Curtis
Pendleton
A. P. Hester
Noblesville
Indiana
Evangelical
Cascaret
Columbia, Tenn
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DAY & Co
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Ed H. Dean
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J. R. Wilson
J. T. Willams
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Berlin
Lisbon
Alberto Costa
Carlos
Luis
Budapest
Postmaster Morgan
Dr. Pierce
Still
Steok Wom
R.V. Pierce
M. D
Pensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
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