Foundling baby left in cornfield near Cumberland Indiana
A four week old baby was found crying in a Cumberland area cornfield near Indianapolis Sunday evening. A tall dark haired woman with a black hat and long coat was seen in Cumberland and later at a house counting money while asking about Richmond cars. The infant was taken to a nearby home and the mother’s description led to a search planned by authorities.
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Cumberland
Indianapolis
Richmond
Collision and Fire on Akron Line Injures Nineteen
A collision between two loaded cars on the Akron Bedford and Cleveland traction line near Little York left 19 people in Akron hospitals with injuries. The crash occurred on the main track due to a misunderstanding of orders, followed by fire that residents and a special car helped control and transport the injured to Akron.
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Akron, O
Akron
Robbed Choir at Tabernacle Church Meridian Street
A well dressed man used a ruse to reach the choir waiting room at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Meridian and Eleventh streets Sunday night. After services, the janitor found the area robbed of an overcoat and several personal items including hat pins scarves and gloves. the man fled. Franz Bellinger of 2005 N Pennsylvania Ave reported his coat missing.
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Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Meridian
Eleventh Streets
Franz Bellinger
N. Pennsylvania
Coffee Poison Dilutes Nerves Postum Urged as Rebuilder
The piece argues caffeine from coffee harms organized individuals and causes stomach and heart issues, claiming Postum rebuilds nerve centers. It asserts clear health improvements follow the switch and invites readers to try it for themselves.
Splendid home remedy for rheumatism and kidney issues
A claimed universal cure recipe promises relief from rheumatism bladder trouble and kidney derangements. It lists Fluid extract dandelion compound karyon and compound syrup of sarsaparilla to be shaken and taken after meals and at night. The blurb urges saving the note, noting a local druggist endorses safety and DIY preparation.
Prisoner Turner Flees as Riot Erupts Near West and Washington
Fred Turner of 122 South California Street sparked nightlong unrest among foreign residents. Turner was found over a trunk by inmate Tripon Tarcei, struggled, then fled. A mob of Roumanians recaptured him and then looted by a crowd before police restored order with Bicycle Officers Mullin and Stewart.
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Fred Turner
S. California St
West and
Washington
Mullin and
Stewart
Turner
Tripon Tarcei
Tarcen
Nick Stancil
Stancil
Mullin
Suburbania Seen As City Dilemma In Chicago Address
Chicago reports a new urban ailment called suburbania. Dr J Earl told a crowd at a gospel tent on Clark and Chestnut last night that many wish to flee to the suburbs, leaving the poor and sick to endure life in crowded tenements.
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United Press
Chicago
J. Earl
Clark
Pastor Forgiven by Quincy Congregational Church
United Press reports Bethany Congregational Church in Quincy Massachusetts forgave Rev Edward H Hardy after he was arrested leaving a questionable Cleveland Ohio house last week He said from the pulpit he went to aid charity unknowingly and the congregation gave him a rising vote of confidence after his explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Quincy
Mass
Bethany ‘Congregational Church
Edward H. Hardy
Cleveland
Oss
Marion club to host Hallowe'en hall in corn stalk setting
The Marion club plans a Halloween ball on October 31 with decorations of corn stalks and pumpkins. An orchestra will perform among shocks of fodder on stage, and the grand march begins at 9 o'clock led by President Joseph Minturn and his daughter Miss Mary Minturn. Members admitted on membership cards.
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Marion Club
Joseph Minturn
Mary Minturn
Engineers' and Signal Corps Association Armory Bond Issue
The Signal Corps of the Indiana National Guard is organized as The Engineers and Signal Corps Association to purchase property for an armory. A bond issue of 400 bonds at 25 dollars each has been made to fund the purchase.
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Signal Association
Signal Corps of the
Indiana National Guard
The
Engineers’ and Signal Corps Association
Roosevelt to Speak in Four Cities This Week
President Roosevelt will deliver speeches in Vicksburg on Monday Heritage on Tuesday and Nashville on Wednesday then depart for Washington. A Chicago conference on trust combinations runs three days with officials including Smith Clarke Kellogg Lowe Dawes Gompers and other leaders. William J Bryan will speak in New York City Monday as guest of the New York Progressive Democratic league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Vicksburg
Nashville
Washington
Chicago
Herbert Knox Smith
FE. E. Clarke
Interstate Commerce Commission
F. B. Kellogg
United States
Standard Oil Company
Seth Lowe
New York
Charles G. Dawes
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
William J. Bryan
Progressive Democratic League
New York City
Society meetings at Metropolitan School of Music and unions
The Century club meets Tuesday evening at the Metropolitan School of Music with Christopher Coleman presenting a paper on South America and regaining lost opportunity. The Ladies’ Literary Union meets Wednesday with Mrs Anna Kealing and Mrs Boaz leading. studies include As You Like It and Shakespeare. Miss Zulu Moran speaks on English Drama. Mrs Keating assisted by Mrs Adeline Phares.
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Century Club
Metropolitan School of Music
Christopher Coleman
South America
Ladies’ Literary Union
Anna Kealing
Washington St
Boaz
Matilda Boaz
Zulu Moran
Keating
Adeline Phares
Kappa Gamma Alumnae Club Meets Saturday Afternoon
The Kappa Gamma Alumnae club will meet Saturday afternoon with Mrs. W. R. Hamilton of 2225 N Meridian St hosting. Mr. Lindsley of New York will give one lecture at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Gamma Alumnae Club
W. R. Hamilton
Meridian St
Lindsley
New York
Chautauqua Club Discusses Race and Immigrants
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle met Monday with Mrs. Frank Brown present. Mrs. H C Clippinger led a talk on American Painting from chapter 1 of the Chautauquan, while Mrs. Brown presented a paper on the Negro from chapter 3 on Race and Immigrants in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Club
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
Frank Brown
H. C. Clppinger
America
Brown
Irvington Woman's Club Meeting Highlights Local Topics
Irvington Woman's club enjoyed a Monday gathering at Mrs. C. B. Coleman's home. Grace Julian Clarke spoke on Child Labor in Free America, with discussions on Eight on the Easter Lily and the Ink Pot. The Indianapolis German Literary Club plans a Tuesday meeting led by Miss Paula Kipp with topics including The Niebelungen and Niebelungenlied musical selections.
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Irvington
Indianapolis
Paula
Emilie Kipp
Ht. L. Bruner
Thomas Howe
Paula Kipp
Monday Conversation Club reviews Diana of the Crossways
The Monday Conversation club met with Miss Alice Newell leading. A review of Diana of the Crossways by George Meredith was presented by Mrs. H. C. Brodbeck, Mrs. A. G. George, and Mrs. M. V. McGilliard.
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John D. Holliday
Alice Newell
Diana of the
Clio Club Holds Florence Themed Afternoon
Mrs Alvin T Coate will host Clio club members Friday for an Florence themed afternoon. Speakers include Mrs Horace Hadley on Florence the Joy of the Earth Mrs John W Furnas on The Cathedral and the Campanile Mrs George S Kendall on The Palazzo Vecchio Mrs Joseph H Stubbs on San Marco and Fra Angelico and Mrs W D Hoskins on Great Galleries.
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Alvin T. Coate
Clio Club
Florence
Horace Hadley
John W. Furnas
Cathedral
Campanile
George S. Kendall
Palazzo Vecchio
Joseph H. Stubbs
San Marco
Angelica
W. D. Hoskins
Inter Nos Meeting Covers New England Topics
Inter Nos meets Wednesday with Mrs. W H Leedy to study New England topics. Mrs. B 8 Gadd presents Colonial Days in New England, Mrs. W F Johnson performs The Passing of the Quaker, Mrs. M H Stuart reads A New England Nun, and Mrs. Olive Smith shares Old Stage Coach Days as Indiana history. Quotations from New England poets respond to roll call.
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Inter Nos
W. H. Leedy
New England
B. 8. Gadd
W. F. Johnson
M. H. Stuart
Olive Smith
Indiana
Roll Call
Indiana State Federation of Clubs Meeting Programs Ready
The Indiana State Federation of Clubs reports programs completed and sent to printers for the Indianapolis meeting set Oct 29 80 and 31. Committee on arrangements led by Mrs George F Edenharter lists assistants and Denison hotel as headquarters with Gov Hardy and Mrs Corinne Barnes delivering welcoming addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Federation of Clubs
Indianapolis
George F. Edenharter
George Hitt
S. F. Perkins
E. J. Robison
Felix T. McWhirter
4. L. Lockridge
Local society notes include marriages and engagements
The item lists the marriage of Mrs. Mary Jeanette Tigchnor of Princeton to Prof. T. J. Davis of Winona Boys' academy, with details on witnesses and relatives. It also notes engagements and upcoming weddings for Miss Genevieve Edna Maine and Eugene Goodwin Rexford, Miss Minnette U. Rosenthal and George Hays Eckhouse, plus a Lafayette club wedding. Additionally, it covers a dinner hosted by Mrs. Lou Hicks at the Marion county Workhouse, a Halloween theater event by the Players' Club, and a note on the Overman Mauzey nuptial.
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Mary Jeanette Tigchnor
Princeton
T. J. Davis
Winona Boys’ Academy
Denison Hotel
Frank E. Jaynes
Pendleton
Frank E. Rush
E. Twenty-fourth St
N. Pennsylvania Sr
Marioni Club
Minnette U. Rosenthal
Henry Rosenthal
Lafayette
George Hays Eckhouse
Hillsboro
Lafayette Club
Indianapolis
Eckhouse
Edgar Eckhouse
Herbert Eckhouse
Rabbi Fuerlicht
Clarabel Kahn
Bertha Eckhouse
Ralph Bamberger
Henry Rauh
A. Willisson
Alvin Lindenberg
Lou Hicks
Hicks
Marion County
Kate Callen
Bedford
Mary G. T. Britticks
Linton
Hattie M. Hopkins
Blaie Hicks
Alexander Jameson
Katherine Merril Graydon
Indianapolis Man to Marry in Battle Creek Home
Joseph Hall of Indianapolis and Miss Ethel Bock of Battle Creek Mich will wed at the latter home on November 12 Mrs George G Tanner will be a guest from Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Joseph Hall
Ethel Bock
Battle Creek, Mich
George G. Tanner
Aufderheide announces engagement of May Aufderheide
Mr and Mrs John H Aufderheide reveal the engagement of their daughter May to Thomas Millikan Kaufman of Richmond.
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John H. Aufderheide
May
Thomas Millikan Kaufman
Richmond
Peter and Paul's cathedral wedding breakfast details
Following the ceremony will come a breakfast at the home on Talbottave. In honor of Miss Noll and Mr. Leppert, Miss Eidith and Marie Leppert hosted a bridal dinner Saturday at the Maennergher. The wedding party included Bernedette Monaahan of Fort Wayne as maid of honor, Charles Leppert as best man, and ushers Frank J. Noll, Mrs Herbert Bertermann of Peoria, rs. Noll and Mrs. Bertermann.
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Rs. Noll
Bertermann
Invitations Issued For Mary Owings And Charles Lizius Wedding
Invitations for the marriage of Miss Mary Owings and Charles Lizius have been issued with the ceremony planned for a week from Wednesday.
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Mary Owings
Charles Lizius
Amelia Owen to Wed Samuel D Miller at First Presbyterian
Miss Amelia Owen daughter of Mrs A M Owen will marry Samuel D Miller Wednesday in the First Presbyterian church with a small gathering of relatives and friends in attendance.
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Amelia Owen
A. M. Owen
Samuel D. Miller
First Presbyterian Church
Daughters of the Revolution hold regular quarterly meeting
The Anthony Wayne Chapter of the Daughters of the Revolution held its regular quarterly meeting at the home of Mrs. Joseph E. Jencks, with annual officer elections including Regent Mrs. Isaac P. Gray and vice regent Mrs. Theresa Voss Smith. Several members announced upcoming weddings and social events through October and November.
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Anthony Wayne
The
Daughters of the Revolution
Joseph E. Jencks
N. Llinois St
Isaac P. Gray
Theresa Voss Smith
Theodora Larsh
Eustace Halliday
Harry H. Condit
Jencks Gay
Marriage of Helen Hope Noll and Emil Bert Leppert
The union of Miss Helen Hope Noll and Emil Bert Leppert is set for Tuesday morning at 9 50 oclock in SS churches.
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Helen Hope Noll
Emil Bert Leppert
Advice To Rheumatics From Geo Edmund Flood M D
A health column urges moderation in heavy foods to prevent rheumatism and urinary troubles. It promotes soups, fresh milk, water, measured meals, and patient exercise. The piece touts a detailed home blend including Cascara Aromatic and Barkola Compound with dosages for adults and children, claiming it cures before recommending posttreatment diet and physician follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Edmund Flood
M.D
Hanly Decries Indiana Jails as Disgrace at Charity Convention
Gov. J Frank Hanly addressed about 2000 at Trinity Methodist Church in Evansville to urging reform of Indiana jails and infirmaries. He called jails a disgrace, urged workhouses and prison labor, and noted past flood relief as insufficient. Other charity leaders and pols attended, with Watson expected Tuesday to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
J. Frank Hanly
State Charities and Corrections
Trinity M. E. Church
Francis Gavish
Indianapolis
Hanly
Indiana
Ohio River
W. H. Whittaker
State Reformatory
Jeffersonville
A. R. Weatherly
Indiana University
Bloomington
W. E. Edin
C. A. Prosser
New Albany
E. W.leipsinger
Terre Haute
W. L. Taylor
Pittsburgh Man Fires At Teeth In Self Help Story
Frank Zymosol of Carnegie used a revolver muzzle against two aching teeth in his mouth to end the pain. The shot fractured a crown and the left side of his face, leaving him in Mercy hospital with a bullet below his left eye but alive as doctors work on the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Frank Zymosal
Carnegie, Counént
Frank
Mercy
Zymosa
Funeral of D Montani with large musical procession
Domenico Montani was buried at Holy Cross cemetery on Sunday. A parade of 330 musicians led the funeral. Members of Musiciana Protective Association, Knights of Columbus, and the Italian Society attended the service at St. Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domenico Montani
Holy Cross
Musiciana’ Protective Association
Knights of Columbus
The
Italian Society
St. Mary's Church
Readings by James Francis O'Donnell Delight Caleb Mills Hall
A large Sunday audience in Caleb Mills hall praised James Francis O'Donnell for readings from the Sign of the Cross. He impressed listeners with a strong voice and vivid impersonations including the aged boatman on the Tiber and the Christian girl Mercia. He closed with humorous stories.
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James Francis O'Donnell
Caleb Mills Hall
Tiber
Mercia
Fountain-square Substation Planned in Indianapolis
Plans at the Indianapolis central post office call for a new substation on Virginia Avenue just north of Prospect Street. It will be named Fountain-square substation and aims to be among the best equipped in the city. Most southeast side mail will route through this branch.
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Indianapolis
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Geneveive Edna and
Eugena Goodwin Rexford
Hallowe'en
Players’ Club
3Lth
Paul Henderson
Louise Barbour
Bex Baxter
Hood
Harwick
Selkirk Scotch
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Douglas
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Traction Terminal
Ried
Spokane, Wash
Mrs. Overman
Spokane
Quarterly Meeting
Mary Bliss
Hazel Jane Bookwalter
Mary Hollahan
Margaret Kennedy
Sadie Swesuney
Service Club
Suemma Vajen-Coleman
William Atkins
Mrs. Booth Tarkington
French Lick
Miss Lucy Taggart
Eva Abbott
George Q. Bruce
George T. Armstrong
T. Wesley Howell
Frances Bartesh
H. F. Miles
Helen Day
J. Ross Stephenson
Nelle Jones
Muncie
Esther Louise Armstrong
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Columbia
Clara Prynes
Tbs
New Virginia
Sappho
Cans Polks
Malta
Jackson
Standard Tea and Grocery CO
New Phone
Private Exchange Wholesale Department
E. Wash. St
N. New Jersey St
Court St
Delaware
Alabama
W. Washington
E. St. Clair
Massachusetts
Ave
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Shelby-st
E. Washington-st
N. Senate
Radiant Estate
Alsmino
Vonnegut Hardware CO
Vonnegut
E. Washington St
Charities Convention
Columbus
W. C. Graves
Springfield
Charities and Corrections
Alexander Johnson
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Francis H. Gavish
Ezra Mattingly
William L. Taylor
James E. Watson
Young Men's Christian Association
Lodge of Knights of Pythias
D. Montani
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