Social notes and society wedding announcements
Mrs E B Merriman and daughter Mrs A R Spear of Minneapolis have left for St Louis after an eight week visit with Mr and Mrs W H Calvert. Miss Mary Calvert of Galveston has also gone to St Louis. Mrs Rose Jackson of Buffalo will visit her mother Mrs John Low in Indianapolis next month. Miss Sadie McCafferts of Springfield visits Miss Sue Perry. Mrs Cecil Smith of Cincinnati visits Mr and Mrs Richard Craft. Miss Rose Kellen of Boston visits Misses Lillian and Madeline Fauvre. Mrs Mary E C Brown leaves for Pacific Grove to spend the winter. The Daughters of the Revolution of Indiana held their annual meeting and elected officers: Regent Miss T L Voss, vice regent Dr Marie Hastlep, recording secretary Mrs Nettie Grimes, corresponding secretary Miss Emma Reeves, treasurer Mrs Emma M Farrabee, historian Mrs Melissa R Drummond, Librarian Miss Anna S Meier. Mr and Mrs George C Pearson announce the marriage of their son George Albert Pearson to Miss Wilhelmina Harvey of Los Angeles on Oct 5 in Chicago. After trips to New Orleans and Florida, the couple will reside in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Merriman
A. R. Spear
Minneapolis, Minn
W. H. Calvert
St. Louis
Mary Calvert
Galveston
Tex
Society of the Daughters of the Revolution of
Indiana
T. L. Voss
Marie Hastlep
Nettie Grimes
Emma Reeves
Emma M. Farrabee
Melissa R. Drummond
Anna
George C. Pearson
George Albert Pearson
Wilhelmina Harvey
Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago
New Orleans
Florida
Funeral for John Aird at Greinsteiner Chapel
The funeral for John Aird, who died Thursday by his own hand at his wife's home on East New York Street, will be held at 2 PM at Greinsteiner Chapel on Market Street. Friends may view the body from 2 to 9 PM Friday at the undertaking establishment. Aird, a tailor at the Columbia Club, had paid lodge dues to Deputy Prosecutor Frank Baker before his death and named his children as beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Aird
New York Street
Greinsteiner Xharel
Aird
Columbia Club
Frank Baker
Chokes to Death on Roast Beef in Boston Restaurant
James Griffin a deaf cabinet maker from Everett Street East Boston choked while swallowing a chunk of roast beef in Maverick Square. An attendant feared apoplexy and police and ambulance were summoned. he died en route to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
James Griffin
Everett Street
Gunn
Maverick Square
Man shoots wife in Kokomo store over divorce suit
In Kokomo Indiana William Robison shot and killed his wife in a dry goods store after she said she would seek a divorce. He fired twice as clerks panicked and fled. Robison claimed insanity and was arrested soon after. His father previously killed two children in 1875 and shot at a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
William Robison
Robison
David Robison
Indiana doctors endorse Wiley and pure food
Terre Haute Indiana Oct 8 At the meeting of the Indiana Medical association the tuberculosis committee reported condemning the legislature for failure to fund Rockville hospital now under construction, risking 150 to 200 lives if kept closed 18 months. They urged private loans of 40000 to keep the hospital running until an appropriation is secured. A proposed benzoate of soda opposition was sent to a committee and will be amended to endorse Dr Wiley and his pure food efforts without naming benzoate of soda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Medical Association
Committee On Tuberculosis
Rockville
Benjamin Labree
Cincinnati
American Public Health League
Association
Wiley
Penisa Maid Tikes Hage In 3 Heats At Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky Penisa Maid won the Tran sylvania Stake in straight heats before about 10 000 fans. Bob Douglas made a brief challenge in the first mile but the favorite led all the way in heats two and three. Owner driver D S Shutt of Rock Rapids Iowa celebrated as Penisa Maid earned multiple stakes and minor winnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Kentucky
Transylvania
Penisa Maid
Bob Douglas
Senisa Maid
D. Shutt
Rock Rapids
Sne
Paderewski
Inner Guard
Baron May
PAYS TRIBUTE TO MARY BAKER EDDY IN LECTURE
Clarence C Eaton of the First Church of Christ Scientist Boston paid tribute to Mary Baker Eddy in a Caleb Mills hall lecture. He praised her discovery of Christian Science and noted its global impact, stressing Eddy’s life of devotion and self sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence C. Eaton
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Caleb Mills Hall
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Eaton
Taft Braces Mountains On Yosemite Tour
President Taft set out from Wawona at six this morning for a 12 mile run to Big Tree Grove then Glacier Point as part of a Yosemite excursion. He aimed to “get all I can” from the trip, despite doctors warning of fatigue after the San Francisco reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wawona
Cal
Taft
Yosemite
Big Tree Grove
Glacier Point
Richardson
San Francisco
Nervous Dyspepsia And Neurasthenia Disorder Described
Neurasthenia or nervous exhaustion is outlined as a rising modern illness with persistent fatigue irritability insomnia and reduced cognitive function. The article links nervous dyspepsia as the dominant symptom and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets from F A Stuart Co as the cure, urging purchases and a free sample offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Mayor Bestows Handless Man Inspector Post
George W. Larimore who lost a hand in a handle factory has been given a city street inspector role in Indianapolis by Mayor Bookwalter at 15 dollars monthly. The move follows public sympathy and donations for a home and living expenses, with calls to retain him beyond the mayor’s term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Larimore
Bookwalter
Larimore
Indianapolis
Barrie to Wed Actress If Divorce Wins, Report Says
London oct 8 a second romance in the life of James M Barrie may unfold if he wins the divorce suit against Mary Ansell Barrie friends report they say Barrie could marry Pauline Chase the actress long regarded as the Barries adopted daughter experts note the suit appears not to be for a second marriage but observers see potential for a new union if granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James M. Barrie
Mary Ansell Barrie
Barrie
Pauline Chase
City worker arrested on cement theft warrant
James Mack city employee was arrested Friday on a warrant by Blaine H. Miller city engineer charging he took cement valued at $5. Mack oversaw work at City Hospital and handled large material stocks. He allegedly mailed cement to his home for a floor. He claims permission to take it and intended to pay. Bond was posted for release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mack
Ty Blaine H. Miller
Mack
Fford
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Court House Grocery CO
Washington Street
Washington and
Alabama
Court House
Uneeda
Court House Grocery
C.U. Main
Rose Jackson
Buffalo, N. Y
John Low
Sadie McCafferts
Springfield, IL
Sue Perry
Alabama Street
Mrs. Cecil Smith
Richard Craft
Rose Kellen
Boston, Mass
Lillian and
Madeline Fauvre
Mary E. C. Brown
Pacific Grove
Watt Benom Oxford
Cooper’s Union Suits
Everwear Hose
Silk Lisle
M Seema
Danbury Hat Co
Suamdeliers
Market Street
Aokomo
Clerks of
Pure Food
Penisa Maid Tikes
Hage
Eddy
Mea
Post
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Gunter
Monument Place
Aean
Panama
Handleso Man
Arm and Hammer
Babbitt's
N. Delaware St
S Meridian St
E. St. Clair St
Olney Ave
Clifton
Borden
Jackson’s
Standard Tea & Grocery Coo
East
Washington St
Indiana Ave
Shelby St
Clifton St
Virginia
W. Washington St
Massachusetts Ave
N. Senate Ave
E. Washington St
Barrie May
Bsc
Tersapsca
Laddie Cliff
Jour P. Ware
Tanwen Prato
la* LS Ce Lucier & Co
Cee McGahre
P. Att Mme
Parita el
Cdrome Matinee
Forepaugh Stock CO
Eleanor Robson
Mary Ann
Ide
Uae
Matinees
Kyrle Bellew
Fark
Brane Wits
Mobey
THE
Merchants National Bank
Meridian Street
Cannan
Miss Chase
New York
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