Mayor admits error amid Indianapolis health board clash
Mayor Taggart faces irregulars dispute over City of health board appointments amid a battle between regular and irregular physicians. The uproar centers on representation for homeopaths eclectics and physio medics, with politics and trust shaping decisions as Morrison is appointed and others sidelined.
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Indianapolis
Bergeant Boylan
J. D. George
Tl. M. Qutland
Baker
T. J. Laycock
C. G. Winters
Taggart
Centrellier Johnson
Dr. Morrison
Morrison
Board
of Health
Quigley Appointed Police Superintendent in Indianapolis
The Board of Public Safety named James I. Quigley as superintendent of police with Christian Kruger as captain and John Boylan as sergeant. Quigley, acting superintendent since Colbert’s resignation, has a long service record from patrolman to detective and captain. They will be sworn in at 7 p.m. Friday in the mayor’s presence.
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Board of Public Safety
James I. Quigley
Christian Kruger
John Boylan
Quigley
Thomas F. Colbert
Chris”? Kruger
Board of Safety
Force
Sullivan
Supt
Boston
Indianapolis
Ash-st
Kruger
Sergt. Boylan
Forecast for Indianapolis and Surrounding Area
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 8 p m Oct 23 calls for fair conditions with a warmer Friday night and fair weather Saturday. The noon temperature Friday was 60 degrees. Obituary notes Henry Ankenbrock aged 77 a longtime Indianapolis resident died. He was born in Germany and immigrated to the United States at age 16.
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Indianapolis
Henry Ankenbrock
Borm
Germany
America
Mary M Shedd Teacher of Singing Reputed
Mary M Shedd advertised as a singing teacher using an Italian method with valve tested equipment. The fragment notes 74 and references a building context, but details are incomplete.
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Mary M. Shedd
Luetgert Auctions Witnesses In Jail For Bail Bid
Chicago report says Adolph Luetgert plans a new trial by auctioning witnesses who testified against him. In a jail corridor bid, guards and inmates allegedly bought the witnesses for small sums. Judge Vincent may not defend Luetgert again as a bail motion proceeds before Judge Tuthill.
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Chicago
Adolnhn Luetgert
Bigs
Christina
Agatha Tosch
Schimpke
Frank
Ham Frank
Frank Bialk
Tammany Leader Shuffle After Croker Return Rumored
New York October 22 with Croker likely returning to England Tammany faces a leadership choice between John C. Sheehan and John F. Carroll Sheehan led until Croker named him successor but Croker displaced him and may again influence the next pick Carroll is a Croker ally and VanWyck backer while Sheehan could regain control with support from VanWyck and his old district leadership network
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New York
Tammany
Croker
England
John C. Sheehan
John F. Carroll
Sheehan
Dayton
van Wryels
VanWyck
Carroll
Quaker Conference Debates Over Honorifics Name Dr Thomas
At the international Society of Friends meeting in a corner street venue the Friday session reviewed minutes naming Dr James Carey Thomas of Baltimore as a member. The debate centered on whether he should be called doctor and the group preferred plain names, leading to discussions on decorum and simplicity among Quakers.
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the Society of Friends
Alabama
Thirteenth-sts
James Carey Thomas
Bellimore
General Conference
Society
Thomas
Elwood O. Ellis
Indiana
Fairmount Academy
Ellis
Bilis
Nicholson
New York Campaign Turmoil Surges Amid Strong Language
Col Asa Bird Gardiner and Henry George ignite a fiery exchange as Seth Low draws a large rally at Carnegie Hall. Tracey and Van Wyck jockey for votes amid predictions of political upheaval with leaders forecasting large majorities in Brooklyn and New York.
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Asa Bird Gardiner
Seth Low
Tammany Men
Henry George
Croker
England
Tweed
McKane
Carnegie Hall
William Brookneld
Joseph H. Choate
Mayor Strong
Choate
Platt
Tracey
Gen
Bronx
George
New York
Tammany
van Wyck
Low
Brooklyn
William Ivins
Brother Hires Special Train for Sister's Fever Bedside
A Cincinnati man Frank Fowler rushed to Mobile during a yellow fever alert after learning his sister and nephew were critically ill. He paid 780 for the engine and 100 for a sleeper, plus 60 in other costs, and traveled at once despite warnings of illness and acclimation danger. A separate note warns of poverty as Cora Conover and Sadie Schmoe escape to seek shelter but return to the county asylum. Robbers strike at Hoshour's Drug Store, breaking a window and stealing only small change and an old coat.
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Frank Fowler
Fowler
Gibson House
Mobile
Smith
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Ohio River Bridge
Mobile Bay
Cora Conover
Sadie Scehmee
Schmoe
Priest
SUN
Hoshour
Ed M Hoshour
College-ave
World WCTU Convention Opens in Toronto
The fourth biennial World WCTU convention opens in Toronto with hundreds of prominent women from around the world. Miss Francis E. Willard presides and delivers the opening address as Lady Henry Somerset stays away for health reasons. A Dominion banquet features a special service with 100 young women from the Y’s assisting in attendance.
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Francis . Wilgard
Henry Somerset
Francis EF. Willard
Dominion W. C. TL. U
Miss Willerd
Y's
Union
Swirl of Society notices and upcoming weddings
Invitations issued for a Tuesday afternoon gathering honoring Mrs J O Henderson. Samuel A Morrison hosted a Bankers association dinner Thursday night. Henry Dunn Tutewiller celebrated their first marriage anniversary with cinch on Thursday. Lea Phillips Cornet of Indianapolis and Mary Sprenger of Seymour wed Wednesday in Seymour Catholic Church. couple to reside in Indianapolis. Charles Kennedy invites for Lula Kennedy to wed Marion Hugo Tuttle on Wednesday Nov 3 at Third Christian Church. Leslie A Cox of North Manchester and Cora B Burer of South Whitley to marry October 20 at the bride’s home. North Manchester Host to be after Nov 20. Cox runs North Manchester Leader. Also a note on precious little ones aided by Dr Thomas’ Electric Oil and a push for Dustless Oats and Brass and Iron Bedsteads.
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John Kern
J. O. Henderson
Samuel A. Morrison
Bankers’ Association
Henry Dunn Tutewller
Cinch
Lea Phillips Cornet
Indianapolis
Mary Sprenger
Seymour
Seymour Catholic Church
Father Conrad
Cornet
Charles &. Kennedy
Miss Lula
Marion Hugo Tuttle
Third Christian Church
Leslie A. Cox
North Manchester
Cora B. Burer
South Whitley
Cox
Injured Fireman Suing Railroad For 10000
Ed Modlisen, a fireman on a passenger train, sues the C., C., C. & St. L. railroad for 10000 after a Jan 29 wreck at Easton Ind. caused by an open switch. He jumped from the engine to escape and sustained permanent injuries. He blames the company for leaving the switch open. Also notes local vet and phone numbers for services.
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Ed Modlisen
Easton
Ind
Bargain headlines from a busy store page
A collection of vintage shop notices announces tall footwear at Earle s and big bargains at the Arcade and Saks Co. plus grocery sales at Hambrel s and Klepper s parrot listings. It highlights toy coats, hats, furniture, office gear, and dental services with a flurry of local promotions and weekend sales.
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Earle’s. Gall
Hambrel's
Arcade
Chas. Meguire’s
Rubens
Wasson
Klepper
Pird
Soewell
Saks & Co's
Robert Drake
New York
Chas. Mayer & Co’s
Eagle
Coughlin & Wilson
Wm. L. Elder's
Tor
Danbury Hat Company
Keller & Gamerdinger
Progress
Thea Monarch Grocery Store
W. H. Block
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Heaven Save
Doctors
Taggert
Board of Health
T. Taggart
Haggart
Grand Hotel
F. C. Stewart
G. G. Winters
I. M. Haggard
Currier
Louis
Taggart Nottie
Health Department
Johnson
Tr. Morrison
L. C. Cline
Charles Ferguson
Tagrart
Pat. O'Meara
Pat
M. A A. Downing
Board of Public Works
Bryan
Downing
Thos. F. Colbert
Police
Luetgert
F. Keeney
Ellwood Oo. Ellis
Liza C. Armstrong
Friends’ Missionary Advocate
Walter Malone
Ohio
Cincinnati, O
Mobile, Ala
Www
Co. T. U. Convention
Lady Semerset
Tohrgnto
Croup
Corner Old Seventh and
Ilinalists
W. B. Craig
Wood
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