Democratic Legislators Plan Conference For Policy Outline
Democratic lawmakers will meet to map their session policy, with Representatives Wells Broiley and Racey and Senators Rancke and Grub arranging the gathering. The event follows a similar conference two years ago, while Indiana senatorial race chatter grows after Edward Hoffman of Fort Wayne visited Indianapolis and spoke at a college fraternity banquet.
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Edward G. Hoffman
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The Christian Next Big Play Staged at Majestic
The Forepaugh Stock Company brings Hall Caine's The Christian to the Majestic next week. The drama, based on the novel, preserves key characters Glory Quaylé John Storm and Lord Robert Wre while offering an elaborate setting and a hopeful ending.
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Local Naval Recruiting Station Enlists 1900 Men in Year
The Fort Wayne naval recruiting district celebrated enlisting over 1,900 men since January 1, a record rivaled only by New York. A Grand theater box party honored Lieut Pressey and Lieut Densmore as Pressey prepares to leave for New York City aboard the CSS Celtic. The thousandth enlistment was W R Clevenger of Lima, escorted for a photo in uniform after taking the oath at Fort Wayne.
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Fireman and Policeman Are Honorably Retired
Frederick Spearing, a patrolman, retired by the Board of Safety after 24 years on the force due to ill health. He will receive a pension. John Hunt, a fireman at Station No. 27 on E Tenth Street, also retired on pension after several months of illness.
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Pyramid Pile Cure Trial Offer Promises Free Mail Package
An advertisement for Pyramid Pile Cure claims hundreds of testimonials and cites free trial mail offers. It invites readers to send their name and address to Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall Michigan to receive a trial package by mail in plain wrapper free, with subsequent purchases suggested if beneficial.
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Man Enlists After Foot Surgery for Army
Albert Sylvester, 21, endured an operation to correct hammer toes after a prior rejection for enlistment. He saved $50, submitted to surgery at Wesley hospital, and returned for service once doctors cleared him with War Department approval. He is sent to Jefferson Barracks to begin duties. His father and grandfather served in the German army.
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Washington
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New Skin Remedy Claims Rapid Cure for Eczema and Pimples
Advert says pos sam skin remedy cures eczema and disfigurements within days, with overnight relief for itching. It promotes 50 cent and two jar packages in Indianapolis at H J Huder and Weber Drug Co, with free samples by writing Emergency Laboratories in New York.
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Weber Drug Co
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New York City
Theatrical Star Bets On A Cigar Name
A Chicago Daily News snippet shows an earnest star joking about a cigar named after them, while the manager dryly hopes it will outsell the star. The exchange captures showbiz wit and vanity in a single lighthearted moment.
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Society Women Scored by Socialist Leader
Chicago society women are condemned by millionaire socialist Joseph Medill Patterson in The Woman's World December issue. He derides pleasure seekers who imitate royalty, calling them unfit for motherhood and noting they rarely procreate. He laments royal manners, labeling elites as ornamental yet worthless, and claims wealth buys social acceptance at imperial courts in New York and Newport.
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Woman Pingree and companion held after hotel scuffle
In Memphis a woman using the name Mrs. Pingree and a man who says he is the son of Michigan's former governor are jailed at the central police station. They were arrested after a Cordova hotel fight that left chairs overturned and Mrs. Pingree's gowns cut to ribbons. Pingree claimed the trouble began when he attempted to leave the room for a stroll.
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One Day Cure for Cold Excerpt Mentioned with Grove
The note promotes Bromo Quinine as a universal laxative and cold cure, citing EL W. GROVE signature. It claims world use and a price of 26ec, implying a patent or advertised remedy. The fragment references a promotional claim linked to Grove and emphasizes rapid relief.
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Prince de Sagan vows to expose Boni de Castellane lies
Paris reports Prince de Sagan and his wife promising to reveal facts challenging Boni de Castellane’s assertions and to disclose alleged misdeeds of his family. The couple defend themselves against accusations, citing a nurse and priest for their children and warning more claims will be confronted next week.
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Boni de Castellane
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Watson Ready for Work at Washington
Representative James E Watson, who defeated the Republican candidate for governor, is back in Indianapolis after recovering from the campaign. He is a good loser and not indulging in post mortems. Watson will go to Washington next week for the congressional session.
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Washington
Senator Beveridge Besieged by Partisans
Senator Beveridge has returned to Indianapolis to stay until next week before heading to Washington. He faces a flood of appointment requests as he will dispense federal patronage for 11 of 13 congressional districts. In several cities as many as 12 candidates seek postmaster posts, though appointments are two years away.
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Indianapolis
Washington
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