City Churches Observe Thanksgiving Across Indianapolis
Thanksgiving services were held statewide in Indianapolis with sermons on peace and war. Dr. Albert Boynton Storms preached at Central Avenue M E church, while union services at the temple featured Judge Frank S. Roby. Other congregations including Hall Place, King Avenue M E, Germania Avenue Baptist, Second Friends, and Fourth Presbyterian also held services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Boynton Storms
Central Avenue M. E
Unitarian
Universalist
Indianapolis
Temple
Delaware
Tenth Streets
Frank S. Roby
Indiana Appellate Court
Hall Place
T. W. Hart
L. W. Stolte
St. Paul's German Reformed Church
King Avenue M. E
Germania Avenue Baptist Church
Second Friends’ Church
Bismgarck Avenue
Taft Leads Pan American Thanksgiving Mass Attendees
President Taft with Secretary Knox and most of the cabinet attends the Pan American Thanksgiving mass at St. Patrick's Church in Washington. Officials express gratitude for growth in population and harvests, education, soil knowledge, and national progress in 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Knox
Americas
Cardinal Gibberns
Diomede Fulconi
St. Patrick's Church
MacVeagh
Meyer
Republic
Wickersham
Wilson
Ballinger
Cairo pastor chosen for Home Presbyterian Church
Rev A. B Buchanan of Cairo Alabama was unanimously elected after a second ballot to lead Home Presbyterian Church. Four candidates were named, Buchanan led on a two thirds majority after first ballot. Pastoral vacancy followed several months of supply by presbytery ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. Buchanan
Cairo
Home Presbyterian Church
Buchanan
Joseph P. Durham
William Carson
D. D
Presbytery
Cill
P. Durham
D. L. Jones
A. Smith
E. DeGroot
His Wife Blocks State Job For Huntington Boss
Louis Trixler, longtime Huntington water works clerk and Democratic boss, faces a home veto over leaving his post to join the state administration. He claims willingness to take the job, but Mrs. Trixler opposes, arguing his current position, business, and social ties are better than a shaky statehouse future. Public bets in Huntington reflect the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Trixler
Water Works Department
Huntington
Huntington County
J. Pred ¥Rance
Supreme Court
Statehouse
Trixler
Gary steel firm to build homes for foreign workers
The United States Steel Corporation has permits to build new houses for foreign workers in Gary Indiana. No bathtubs will be installed because they are alleged to be used as coal bins. Corporation officials state Garylies will not bathe and express disgust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
United States Steel Corporation
Garylies
Mutiny Grips Brazilian Navy as Fleet Falls to Rebels
Reports from Buenos Aires say three Brazilian ships the Minas Geraes the Sao Paulo and a cruiser were seized by mutineers after a fierce battle. Sailors loyal to the crown reportedly resisted while mutineers shelling blocked defenses in Rio de Janeiro harbor. President Fonseca had just returned from Portugal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aves
Rio de Janeiro
Minas Geraes
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Just
Fonseca
Lisbon
Manuel
Minas Gernes
Sentence Sets New Marathon Record In Appeal Brief
A record long sentence in the Frances A. Miedreich vs. Constanze Lauenstein appeal notes Vanderburg county Superior Court. The contested real estate site in Evansville is at issue with counsel W. P. Meldrich or John Bromley listed for the appellant. The document emphasizes the unprecedented 340 words and three quarters of a page length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Clerk of the Supreme Court
Frances A. Miedreich
Constanze Lauenstein
Superior Court
Vanderburg County
Evansville
W. P. Meldrich
John Bromley
Thanksgiving Day Plans Across City Leaders
Mayor Shank will eat a 35 cent turkey dinner in New York. William E. Davis aims for turkey after work. Howard Kimball will dine at home with family. T A Winterrowd hopes for a meal with a neighbor. Dr Charles Wood looks to eat well. George Miles plans a day with his two daughters Ruth and Mary and son Preston. Amos Butler will attend church union services and rest. Charles Greathouse stays home to play with children Harriet and Charlee. Quartermaster Gen Charles Gerard envisions Buckeye Hoosier reunion at Yellow Springs. Edward Fitzpatrick will return bankrupt as usual and help others. HAL Barnard hints at a busy Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shank
New York
William E. Davis
Board of Safety
Howard Kimball
New England
Arthur
Columbus
T. A. Winterrowd
Charles 8. Wood
City
UEBE
George W. Miles
Fish and Game
Ruth
Mary
Syracuse
Ind
Preston
Indiana University
Amos Butler
State Board of Charities
Charles A. Greathouse
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Harriet
Charlee
Charles A. Gerard
Yellow Springs
Edward V. Fitzpatrick
The
Supreme Court
Bhankea
Hal Barnard
State Food and Drug
Dont Gorge Today Advises Dr Hurty
Dr J N Hurty state health secretary warns against Thanksgiving gorging. He cites cases where overeating precedes health decline and urges rational eating at all times rather than crass folly of overloading the stomach.
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DR. Hurty
J. N. Hurty
The
State Board of Health
Crippen's Lover Prefers England After Execution
Ethel Clare Le Neve declares she will stay in England to settle Dr Crippen's affairs before seeking identity privacy. She notes American invites but fears peace there, and plans to go countryward as steps to settle debts and property proceed. She remains convinced Crippen innocent and says she will visit him in spirit. The Pentonville warden says Crippen likely sought death by his own action to avoid hanging, while his glasses hint at a self harm plan.
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London
Ethel Clare le Neve
H. H. Crippen
America
Miss le Neve
United States
Dr. Crippan
England
Crippen
Mias le Néve
Dr. Crippen
Pentonville
Woman fainted as she was set free in theft case
A woman charged with stealing items from a five and ten cent store fainted in court when Judge Collings told her to take her four children home. Bailiffs carried her out and she was revived. Probation officer described the case as pitiable noting the children needed clothing. The family, living at 310 East Vermont, faced hardship after the husband deserted them.
Thanksgiving contrasts in Indianapolis institutions
The Indianapolis board of state charities marks Thanksgiving across facilities. At Michigan Street Women’s Prison a morning chapel, afternoon taffy pull, and 115 meals including a chicken dinner highlight the day. Central Hospital serves 224 turkeys to 673 men and 845 women with a 2 to 4 pm dance supervised by staff. The Indiana Institute for the Blind hosts church services, a noon turkey meal, and pilgrim-themed activities and the jail omits turkey for roast beef or rabbit dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Board of State Charities
Women’s Prison
Michigan
Randolph
H. C. Dippinger
Extly
Rhoades
Central Hospital
Cornelius Mayer
George S. Edenbarter
Indiana Institute For the Blind
Marshall
Indiana School For the Deaf
East Washington
State Streets
Turkey
Indiana Girls’ School
C. Layton Bentley
Marion County
Supt. O’connor
Woessner
Virginia Avenue
Mommethina
Foss Asks Lodge to Quit Senate
Gov elect Eugene N Foss of Massachusetts demands that Senator Lodge resign his seat and withdraw from reelection. If Lodge refuses Foss vows to campaign across the state to defeat him and says Lodge’s election would repudiate the people’s last victory. Foss later asks Lodge to await a direct primary law and submit the issue to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Eugene N. Foss
Masachusetts
Lodge
United States Senate
Foss
Shank Bans Free Church Permits In City
Mayor Shank imposes a fee on construction permits for churches and institutions. Inspector Winterrowd reports St Marys Catholic church sought a free permit for a new building at Vermont and New Jersey, but the request was denied. The mayor cites law requiring fees and calls for a council schedule of prices. under former mayor Bookwalter churches were granted free permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shank
T. A. Winterrowd
St. Mary’s Catholic
Vermont
New Jersey
Tom
Council
Tomlinson
Bookwalter
Senators Leave Dec 3 for Opening of Congress
Senator Beveridge and Senator Shively will leave Indiana December 3 for Washington to attend the opening of Congress December 5. Senator Shively is at his home in South Bend after leaving a Chicago sanitarium a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
United States
Thomas H. Carter
Montana
United States Supreme Court
Moody
Carter
Congress
Beveridge
Senator Shively
Indiana
Washington
South Bend
Chicago
Madero Captured as Revolt Crushed in Mexico
President Diaz’s government declares victory with Gen. Francisco Madero reportedly a prisoner. Rebels fight federal forces in northern mountains while foreign diplomats warn of danger to foreigners. Telegraphs reopen as authorities report hundreds of arrests and several deaths in Torreon and Durango areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Francisco Madero
Madero
Eagle Pass
Tex
Yucatan
Diaz
Enrique Creel
Fede
Revoltees Dispute Dispatches From Mexican Capital
Rebels refute government dispatches from northern Mexico claiming Diaz strength. In El Paso representatives of the revolutionary junta say Diaz controls telegraph lines across the republic and contest the reported gains in Chihuahua Durango Coahuila and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
Diaz
Chihuahua
Durango
Coahuila
Mexican Revolutionary Junta
Republic
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Physician
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Sonora
Sinaloa
Torreon
Gomez Palacio
Parra
Madera
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