Rally for Young to Close Revival in Indianapolis
Revival services span nearly three weeks as crowds fill Indianapolis Methodist churches. Sunday events at Roberts Park M E church feature Evangelists Henderson and Smith with tickets for Royal Legion rally admission. Henderson to speak at English's Opera House on "A Shrewd Detective" for YM C A men.
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Roberts Park M. E
Indianapolis
Royal Legion
Henderson
Smith
Roberts Park Church
Opera House
Fletcher Place
M. E
G. W. Whitman
Trinity M. E. Church
A. B. Davidson
Chapin
Winnipeg
Canada
Louisville
Will Steeg
Morris St. M. E
Ruth Leedy
Andrew Smith
Irvington M. E
W. S. Bovard
W. G. Clinton
Rev. Henderson
God
Pilate
Brightwood M. E
F. W. Hannan
Meridian-st. M. E
W. H. Morgan
Central Ave. M. E
New York City
Chase of chicken thieves ends at Vigost house
In Indianapolis on a Saturday early morning, McGuire's foodhounds and officers pursued suspects through alleys and vacant lots. A man carrying a sack dropped it after a gunshot. the sack held ten chickens, seven killed. Bloodhounds traced the trail to 1333 Vigost, where neighbors were alerted but the thief failed to reach the chickens.
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McGuire
Indianapolis
Vigost
Eto
Ams
den and
Hare
Minnesota St
Amsden
Stateave
Cottageave
Asche
Sergis. White
Scheigert
Cure Rheumatism With Nervine Promotion
An ad claims Dr Miles Nervine eases rheumatism by soothing the nervous system and aiding sleep. It promises cures, offers free advice, and cites a testimonial of severe arthritis before recovery. Printed by Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles Nervine
Evita
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Society and Personal With the Clubs in Indianapolis
The column lists club meeting plans and speakers across Indianapolis society groups. Activities include the Literary Lab paper by Harry Blunt on The read of Theological Re-Construction, Woman's Research Club at 246 Broadway, and varied programs on Browning, Indiana authors, Scandinavian literature, and Thanksgiving sentiments. It reports upcoming weddings: Miss Margaret Anne Messick to William Kendrick. Florence Johnson to Caylor Carney. Suemma Coleman to William Atkins. Miss Thomas Estelle McGee to Leonard Baxter. and Daughters of Indiana gathering in New York City with Miss Mary Garrett Hay as president.
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Indianapolis Literary Lab
Harry Blunt
Woman's Research Club
Frank H. Holt
Broadway
Browning
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Perry
Overman
Bacon
O. C. Lukenbill
Indiana
Ford Smock
William Clifford
Ralph Kennington
John Schram
Alice Baker
Wishard
Kahn
Scandinavia
Frederick Bremer
E. W. Warner
Talbott-ave
O. C. Weir
John J. Holland
E. Lawrence
Shortridge High School
Cleveland
Kansas City
Henrietta Colgan
E. RR. Ray
Arminda Moore
Pennsylvania St
France
Rome
Ross
Margaret Anne Messick
John F. Messick
William Meredith Kendrick
Woodruff Place
B. H. McDowell
East Drive
Daughters of
New York City
Hotel Astor
Mary Garrett Hay
Indianapolis
Oklahoma's New Experiment Began With Haskell as Governor
The article recalls C N Haskell sworn in as Oklahoma's governor and launching a radical constitutional system based on initiative and referendum. It notes barbecues, parade absences, and tensions with Gov Frantz, plus key allies Murray and Dinwiddie shaping anti-saloon and party dynamics.
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C. N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Island Park
Gov
Frantz
Roosevelt
Haskell
Oklahoma Has
Murray
Farmers’ Unions
E. C. Dinwiddie
Anti-Saloon League of America
Bath
Dinwiddie
Anti-Saloon League
Haskell Gates
United States Senate
Wreck On Wabash Injures Four Passengers
A Wabash flyer bound for Chicago jumped the track near Pine Indiana tearing a cornfield. Four passengers sustained minor injuries while three trainmen were hurt none critically. The party included Howard Marsh Montreal Canada John Lavering Montpelier Ohio Charles Combs North Liberty Indiana Benjamin Nelson North Liberty Indiana Edward McGinnis Martinsville Indiana John Brannon Montpelier Colorado and a Russian. Passengers were moved to Chicago on a special train and injured trainmen to a Peru Indiana hospital.
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United Arrena
Chicago
Wabash Flyer
Pine
Ind
The
Wabash
Peru
Howard Marsh
Montreal
Canada
John Lavering
Montpelier
Charles Combs
North Liberty
Benjamin Nelson
Edward McGinnis
Martinsville
John Brannon
Gronninger Charges At Center Of Health Board Probe
The City Board of Health reviewed charges against Frank and Taylor Gronninger about issuing fake licenses to prevent arrests by health officers. The typewritten records will be reexamined before a decision. Several foreigners and interpreters testified, each denying offering protection for overcrowded boarding houses to Humyaks for 25 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Taylor Gronninger
City Board of Health
Groningers
Humyaks
Quayle Lectures For DAR Chapter House Fund
Rev. William A. Quayle of Chicago spoke on Prometheus Bound in the Board of Trade building. The lecture proceeds will aid the fundraising to erect a local DAR chapter house. Quayle formerly led Meridian Street M E Church in Indianapolis and now serves St James M E Church in Chicago.
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William A. Quayle
Chicago
Board of Trade
Death of Barney Remains Puzzle
Special to The Sun reports furious protest after Knickerbocker Trust chief Higgins blamed Charles T. Barney and Charles W. Morse for Barney's ruin and death. Barney's friends deny a divorce plot with two women, including a Parisian and a New York social figure. It is unclear if Barney died by suicide or accident. his widow inherits at least 3.2 million plus 196 thousand in life insurance. funeral held this afternoon.
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Foster Higgins
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Charles T. Barney
Charles W. Morse
Ice King
Barney
Higgins
Morse
Trust Company
Metropolis
Music House Ad Offers Custom Bags and Rolls
Carlin and Lennox The Music House advertises a free name in void letters on music bags or rolls sold at $1.50 or more. It claims the latest designs, largest assortment, and lowest prices in the state, located just off the Circle at 9 East Market Street.
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Carlin & Lennox
Music House
East Market
Opening of Indianapolis social season marks fifteenth German House charity ball
A Friday event at the German House inaugurated Indianapolis social season with the fifteenth annual charity ball by the Ladies Aid Society. Carl Krauss led the grand march at 9 PM as hundreds danced amid palms and a lush set with an orchestra. The ball featured elaborate committees for reception, floor, finance, hall and music, decoration, press, checkroom, and refreshments. In Columbus, Ohio, Miss Mary Sohn and William Gressel wed at the bride’s relatives home, with greenery, chrysanthemums, and smilax decorating the rooms.
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Indianapolis
Ladies’ Aid Society
Carl Krauss
Society
Albert Metzger
Clemens Vonnegut
Laura Struby
George Mueller
Herman Adam
John Buehler
Fred Bachman Jr
George Kothe
Paul H. Krauss, Jr
Louis C. Reese
Harry Sielken
Arthur Vonnegut
Anton Scher
G. H. Westing
William Springhorn
Hugo Thorsch
J. W. Rhodehamel
G. A. Schnull
John Bertermann
Anthony Wiegand
E. Aneshaensen
Anna Siebold
F. H. Bachman
Otto Lieber
Richard Lieber
Robert Keller
Mary Sohn
Michael Sohn
William Gressel
Leonard Gressel
Columbus
Frederick W. Fehring
Reprieve Halts German Beheading Minutes Before Fall
In Dortmund on November 16 Kurzschutz, condemned for murdering a mine foreman over a wage dispute, was spared by a reprieve about 15 seconds before the ax would have fallen. Prison officials and witnesses watched as a telegram from Hamm ordered a delay. Medical experts questioned his sanity, reopening the case.
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Kurzschutz
Hamm
Women Lease Building For New Club Venture
The Young Women's club of Indianapolis has leased a three story building at 222 N Meridian to start a new money making venture. The Hoosier Kitchen on N Pennsylvania will expand its successful operation with a china shop and delicatessen on the first floor while the upper floors will hold rest rooms display rooms for fine arts and other features. The club, made up of shop girls office workers and students, plans to declare dividends soon and is capitalized at 10006 dollars.
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N. Meridian St
Young Women’s Club of
Indianapolis
Hoosier Kitchen
N. Pennsylvania St
Social Roundup of Indianapolis Area Guests and Visits
Misses Maude Essex Nannette Grote and Louise Grieve performed in Anderson at an Edgerly club program hosted by Mrs Winfield T Durbin. Mrs Mahlon Hadley hosted a dinner for guests in Mooresville while Mrs Rachel Clark visited Indianapolis. Other locals visiting or traveling include Jessie Benedict, Homer Stucky and Katherine Mullen with arrivals from New Castle and Sullivan. A large military cache party is planned by Mrs Frank Morrison for Nov 26 at 22718 N Merildian St with guests invited.
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Maude Essex
Nannette Grote
Louise Grieve
Anderson
Edgerly Club
Winfield T. Durbin
Frank Morrison
N. Merildian St
Taggart Will Not Attend Lafayette Bryan Banquet
Thomas Taggart, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, will miss the Lafayette Bryan banquet to travel to New York to see his daughters off for Europe. The decision sparks talk of division, with critics claiming it undermines Bryan’s candidacy and could dampen Indiana Democratic turnout. Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland also cannot attend the meeting in question.
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Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
New York
Mr. Bryan
Indiana
State Committee
T. H. Kuhn
Richmond
Tom Johnson
Cleveland, CO
J. Kirby Rish
President Roosevelt open to a unanimous nomination
Washington dispatch quoted by The Times from its correspondents reports Roosevelt would accept another nomination if the convention urged him to run and honored him with its unanimous choice. He said he would not seek the nomination himself but would say yes if urged by a united convention.
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United Press
Chattanooga
Roosevelt
Spring sale in March at Indianapolis Stockyards
The Indianapolis Sale company's fall sale closed Friday afternoon at the stockyards with about 50 horses disposed of. The Idle Hour stock farm of Macon Georgia led the big consignments, selling only fairly well. It was announced the big spring sale would be held in the last week of March with many large consignments booked.
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Indianapolis
Idle Hour
Macon
Runaway Train Crash Near 180th Street
A runaway coated train struck a train of five cars at 180th Street. The front end of the forward cars collapsed, killing a motorman and injuring three passengers, including a woman, with the injuries described as less serious.
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United Press
New York
180Th St
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges Purify Breath and Blood
An advertisement extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a purifying remedy for gas in the stomach and overall cleansing of blood and breath. It promises quick relief from belching and sour risings, improved appetite, and a fresh mouth, claiming the charcoal absorbs gas and impurities and even serves as a laxative. A free sample offer from F A Stuart Co promotes trying the product before purchasing.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshal Mich
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New Castle
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