Pythian sisters hold grand lodge session with routine business
The first grand lodge session from Pythian Sisters in the Pythian building drew 446 attendees including 237 delegates. A memorial program honored past chief Elizabeth Coleman Kutch, and plans emerged for an orphans home and the Gen Carnahan monument funding. State officers led a Thursday class of 400 for the temple degree as contests for state offices loom.
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Grand Lodge
Pythian Sisters
Pythian
Della Dunn
Dunn
Ada White
Ethel Laughlin
Elizabeth Coleman Kutch
J. A. Coleman
Terre Haute
Gen. Carnahan
Knights of Pythias
Woman’s Auxiliary
Grand ‘Lodge
Grand Temple
Knights
Emma J. Raybould
Indiana nurses’ association meets at YMCA convention
Dr J N Hurty outlines health board priorities as the eighth annual Indiana state nurses’ association convention at the YMCA building passes resolutions for compulsory medical exams for all school children and sanitary school buildings. Officers elected include Maud W McConnell president Frances M Ott vice president Edith Baynes second vice president M D Currie secretary and M S Elliott treasurer.
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J. N. Hurty
Stage Board of Health
Indiana State Nurses’ Association
Maud W. McConnell
Sullivan
Frances M. Ott
Morocco
Edith Baynes
Indianapolis
M. D. Currie
M. S. Elliott
Ft. Wayne
State conventions called at Boston by party leaders
Oct 6 Tremont Temple opened as Hatfield of the state committee ordered the Republican state convention. James M. Swift to replace Dana Malone as district attorney on the ticket. Gov Draper nominated by Curtis Guild and others with Washburn McCall Champlain Houser Parker mentioned. Democratic session opened at Fannel hall amid a fierce contest for first place between Foss Hawklin and Vahey, former governor candidate.
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Boston
Hatfield
State Committee
Tremont Temple
James M. Swift
Fail River
Dana Malone
Draper
Curtis Guild
Frothingham
Robert M. Washburn
Worcester
Olin
Eusene N. Foss
Charles
Hawklin
James H. Vahey
Man Charged Over Family Support Related Matters
A court session heard statements about supporting a wife and children as Judge Stubbs addressed Thomas Mason of 1630 Rallue. Mason, a saloon keeper, faced charges concerning his family finances and health, with a sentence of ninety days reportedly discussed by the court.
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Stubbs
Thomas Mason
Mason
4 3 D7 OCRATS to Speak at Indiana Democratic Club
OCRATS will speak at a gathering hosted by the Indiana Democratic Club. The event aims to discuss party priorities and upcoming political activities.
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Indiana
Democratie
Statewide Indiana spelling contest announced
A bulletin from Dr. R J Aley superintendent of public instruction outlines eligibility rules for the winter state spelling contest. It covers progression from local to county to district contests and lists county superintendents to receive reports.
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Indiana
R. J. Aley
Superintendent of Public Instruction
W. O. Wilson
Richard Park
Orra Hopper
John Clerkin
J. Neet
Claude Trusler
J. Kh. Carr
Lee L. Driver
J. F. Haines
F. H. Cole
E. B. Wetherow
W. A. Beane
B. B. fSarber
City Water Plant Sale Nears Final Step
The Bright wood water plant transfer nears completion after a Wednesday meeting of the board of works City Attorney and engineer with water company representatives. The agreed price is 820 161.60 with appraisal after depreciation showing a final valuation near 18 100.60 for plant and mains.
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Brightwood
Board of Works
Walker
Klausmann
Water Company
L. C. Boyd
Albert Baker
John Rail
Franklin L. Chandler
B. J. T. Jeup
Taft Not Roosevelt to Be Endorsed at Michigan Convention
Detroit Oct 6 The Republican state convention opens with Senator William Alden Smith presiding. Delegates debate platform wording to indorse Roosevelt and Gov. Warner while favoring Taft’s administration. Four candidates vie for attorney general with Kuhn and Fellows deadlocked. Tariff endorsement also on the agenda.
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Detroit
Mich
William Alden Smith
Roosevelt
Gov. Warner
Taft
Franz C. Kuhn
Grant Fellows
Famous Pint of Cough Syrup Recipe Recipe
An old advertisement touts a home remedy mixing one pint granulated sugar with a half pint warm water and two and a half ounces of Pinex to make a cough syrup. It claims quick relief within 24 hours, soothe bronchial issues, sore lungs, throat tickle, and even whooping cough, promising savings and long shelf life.
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Unit States
Canada
Deitz Holds Home Against Armed Forces
A peace envoy was sent to the cabin of outlaw John Deitz near Cameron dam in Winter Wisconsin to seek his surrender. Sheriff Madden and a posse have maintained a siege. inducements include child care, fair trial, and possible transfer to another county. Deitz has appeared with his daughter for protection. no firing reported as negotiations unfold.
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Wis
John Deitz
Cameron Dam
Deitz
Madden
G. W. Froelich
St. Paul
Gilbert
Monson
Froelich
Helen
John
Leslie
Victim of wreck once lived here in Indianapolis
Edwin M. Rose of Chicago was killed in the Staunton traction wreck on Tuesday. He formerly resided in Indianapolis, where he was raised before moving to Chicago, his home at the time of death. Relatives still live in Indianapolis. Rose attended Shortridge high school.
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Edwin M. Rose
Chicago
Staunton
Indianapolis
Rose
Shortridge High School
Forger Is Divorced In Marion Divorce Case
Lizzie B McCain was granted a divorce from David McCain in Marion Indiana on Wednesday as she said she was tired of him appearing in court for various offenses. He is currently wanted on a forgery charge.
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Marion
Ind
Lizzie B. McCain
Farmer dies after horse kicks him in Perry township
Sylvester Woodard, a local farmer from the western Perry township area, was kicked by a horse when he walked behind it with his gun leading the animal. He died within minutes from a severe abdominal injury.
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Sylvester Woodard
Perry Township
Woodard
Ledger Has H of Time to Get Local News Into Paper
Noblesville Ledger in Indiana wrestled with a broken linotype that dropped the letter h into copy repeatedly. Operators battled misprints as local news vanished from the edition. Readers heard of neighbors and Roosevelt while the paper printed blank slots.
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Ledger
Sun
Noblesville
Ind
Noblesville Ledger
Linotype
Fred Hord
Cockney
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Burns In Brush Fires
Rainy River Ontario reports two dead and more than 100 homeless after brush fires destroyed four hamlets Grace town Williams Roosevelt and Swift. Telegraph lines were burned and the fires continued burning with unclear direction Thursday as residents fled to nearby towns.
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Rainy River
Ont
Gracetown
Willams
Roosevelt
Swift
Canadian & Northern
Williams
Fire Claims Teacher and Pupil in Gracetown
A school teacher and one pupil are reported burned to death at Gracetown along the railroad line. Officials say the pair perished in a blaze tied to the remote location, with investigations ongoing.
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Gracetown
Kansas City Population Boom Shown by Census
Census bureau reports Kansas City Kas now has 82,331 residents, up 60.1 percent from 1900 when the city recorded 51,418. Butte Mont also shows growth, rising to 39,165 from 30,470, a 28.5 percent gain.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Kansas City
Kas
Butte, Mont
Traveling Men Do Effective Political Work in Marion County
Republican county organizers enlist about 3000 traveling salesmen in Marion County to distribute literature and rally support for Beveridge and the Republican ticket. David J. Reagan leads a quiet campaign aiming to secure votes and mobilize traveling men as statewide campaign missionaries.
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Reagan
Roosevelt
Beveridge
Ambulance Rides for Four Teachers in Marion
In Marion on Wednesday A H B Stuart drove four teachers to school in his ambulance after power failures cut local car lines. The group included Miss Bessie Case Mrs Lindley Gverman Miss Conner and Miss Gurley as they could not reach school on time and hailed the ambulance.
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Bessie Case
Lindley Gverman
The Only Three Day Cure
An advertisement for a purported cure titled The Only Three Day Cure offers a free book and guaranteed contract. It lists Neal Cure at 1803 West Washington Street with R H Williams as manager and provides transportation and contact details including old and new phone numbers.
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Neal
West Washington Street
R. H. Williams
West Washington
Claypool Hotel
Miley Avenue
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