Fire at Fleanor hospital drives evacuations on Tuesday
Nineteen sick and crippled children aged two months to fourteen years were carried from the second story of the Fleanor hospital on Eighteenth street and Capitol avenue as smoke from a third floor closet filled the building. Nurses woke the children, wrapped them in blankets, and helped them to nearby dwellings before city ambulances ferried them to City hospital where none were seriously ill. The blaze damaged the supply closet surgery area and caused about a thousand dollars in damages.
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Fleanor Hospital
Eighteenth St
Capitol Ave
Emma Davis
Miss Davis
Grace Phelps
Phelps
Fire Department
Misses Bell
Scott
Boucher
Misa Davis
Patronnom Johnston
Condell
City Dispensary
City Hospital
Senator's Wife Dead Near Clarksburg
Special to The Sun Rushville Indiana October 2 Mrs Marshall E Newhouse 50 wife of State Senator Newhouse died yesterday at her home south of Clarksburg from cancer of the stomach.
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the Sun
Rushville
Ind
Marshall E. Newhouse
Newhouse
Clarksburg
Kidney health warning and home remedy recipe
A well known authority warns that backache and pains in the loins signal kidney trouble and urges caution as skin pores close in certain seasons. A simple home recipe using Fluid Extract Dandelion half ounce Compound Karyon one ounce and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces taken after meals and at night is claimed to regulate urine clear sediments and relieve back pain.
Stork Delivers Trio of Twins During School Construction
Within a week three contractors on the new Pennsylvania and Thirty third street school project received stork calls. Superintendent William M. Schumacher hosted the first, foreman Charles McBaker announced twins, and contractor F Tall arrived with news of twin girls born at his home.
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Pennsylvania
Money For Sufferers In Fontanet After Explosion
Fontanet receives word that the Dupont powder plant explosion losses will be settled in cash. Terre Haute dispatch notes the town was practically destroyed last week by the blast and ensuing damage.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Fontanet
Dupont Onder Company
Edenharter Given Honor At Meeting
Evansville Ind Oct 2 Before closing its sessions last night the State Conference of Charities decided to hold the 1908 meeting at South Bend and elected officers including President Dr George F Edenharter Indianapolis and many vice presidents and secretaries from Indiana towns. John McGregor Indianapolis presided as closing speaker Caleb Denny urged separation of worthy and shiftless inmates in county infirmaries.
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San. Evansville
Ind
State Conference of Charities
South Bend
George F. Edenharter
Indianapolis
Emil W. Topmyer
Terre Haute
Frederick S. Fish
Fremont Goodwine
Williamsport
J. W. Bush
Evansville
Conrad Huber
Richmond
John McGregor
W. B. Farmer
Poseyville
Haward Crourke
Fort Wayne
John A. Wood
Laporte
Milton Shirk
Peru
Laura Cumback
Greensburg
Catherine McIlvaine
Vincennes
Charles B. Stuart
Lafayette
Carrie Rein
Mary Fauntleroy
Francis H. Gavish
Amos W. Butler
Marvin Campbell
M. M. Feuerlicht
Henry Bernhart
Rochester
C. A. Prosser
New Albany
A. R. Charman
Col. E. Ritter
E. M. Wilson
C. C. Puterbaugh
Elkhart
George S. Wilson
Ernest Alden
W. H. Whittaker
Jeffersonville
W. J. McKee
Nellie M. Stouder
Muncie
Caleb Denny
Marriage of Miss Cladys Walcott in Indianapolis Home
Society notes describe the wedding of Miss Cladys Walcott daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Walcott at 1511 North Illinois Street Indianapolis. The ceremony featured a bride in white liberty satin, lilies of the valley bouquet and an entrance by the bridal party with music from an orchestra. Rev McPherson officiated and the couple will reside in Muncie.
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Cladys Walcott
Benjamin Walcott
N. Illnois Sr
Muncie
Pridal
Brice
Maid of Honor
Nancy Walcott
Bhride
Lewis Watson
Rev. McPherson
Tabernacle Church
Rose
Sewing Club Notice Opens Season With Miss Vogel Hosts
Misses Bertha and Nell Vogel will entertain Sewing Club members next Monday evening at their home on Oxford and E Tenth Streets.
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Bertha
Nell Vogel
Sewing Club
Oxford
Ladies' Literary Union Meeting Highlights English Drama
Mrs. Anna Kealing hosted the Ladies' Literary Union at 3210 East Washington Street on Wednesday afternoon with Shakspere as the study. Mrs. Matilda Boaz led, and Mrs. Lulu Moran presented a paper on English Drama. Other notes mention travels and visits among local residents.
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Ladies’ Literary Union
Anna Kealing
Washingtonst
Shakspere
Matilda Boaz
Lulu Moran
Maennercher Women Plan Regular Card Party Friday
The Maennercher Woman's society announces a Friday card party hosted by Mrs. Adolph Shearer Mrs. John P. Frenzel Mrs. Ju Mus Keller sr Mrs. Charles H. Adams Mrs. W. Rhodehamel Mrs. Herbert Adam and Miss Emma Minter. Members may invite two guests. The piece notes a social calendar with several hosts.
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Maennercher Woman's Society
Adolph Shearer
John P. Frenzel
Ju Mus Keller, Sr
Charles H. Adams
W. Rhodehamel
Herbert Adam
Emma Minter
Getathea Club Discusses Thirteenth Century Paper
Members met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Sems home 361 Gladstone Ave England in the Thirteenth Century was discussed by Mrs. Billings and a paper was considered.
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W. H. Leedy
Inter Nos Club
New England
B. 3. Gadd
M. H. Stuart
Olive Smith
W. F. Johnson
Park-ave
W. D. Allison
Getathea Club
Marriage at St. Pauls Church Unites Jessie Crampton and J W Stickney
Miss Jessie Crampton of Anderson wed J W Stickney Tuesday at high noon in St Pauls church with Rev. Lewis Brown performing. Bride wore white rajah silk and a picture hat. bouquet of Mies of the valley and a diamond pin wedding gift. Breakfast at University club followed. wedding trip to New York. at home notices for Anderson.
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Catherine Cullom Ridgely
Iliam Barrett Ridgely
United States
Phelps Brown
Indianapolis
Church of the Covenant
Washington
Seventeenth-st
Livingston
Amelia Owen
A. M. Owen
Samuel D. Miller
W. H. H. Miller
First Presbyterian Church
N. Delawarest
Brandt
Chicago
Samuel Hopkins Adams
George Nelson Owen
New York
St. Paul’s Church
Jessie Crampton
J. W. Stickney
Anderson
Lewis Brown
University Club
Schumann Heink Charms Indianapolis Audience with Quartet
Renowned contralto Mme Ernestine Schumann Heink and Hugo Heermann quartet delighted a large Caleb Mills hall crowd Tuesday evening. The program opened with Grieg memorial in G minor and featured varied pieces from Rosina to Bach Gounod with notable cello and violin displays. An encore followed as the quartet and soloist drew glowing praise for tone, technique, and expressive richness.
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Mme
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Hugo Heermann
Mr. Heermann
Emil Heerman
Bruno Steindel
Hugo Kortachak
Caleb Mills Hall
Grieg
Meermann
Steindel
Schumann-Heink
Mitrane
Rosai
Beethoven
Schubert
Nevin, Chadwick
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Ella May Smith
Rudolph Ganz
Mr. Steindel
Tschaikowsky
Heermann
Katherine Koffman
Techaikowsky
Swain Fired After Speeding Chase Through Crowded Streets
Charles R. Swain, chauffeur for Marcus Daly Jr., was arrested for speeding and then dismissed at the police station by his employer. Police officer Brady pursued Daly's car for over a mile through crowded streets. Daly berated Swain before he seized the wheel and drove off.
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New York
Charles R. Swain
Marcus Daly, Jr
Wall-st
Brady
Daly
Swain
Ted
Balloon sighting ends in woman’s death
Mrs. C N Miller, 79, living near Logansport Indiana, died after she watched a balloon pass overhead and a bag of ballast was dropped. She ran in fright and collapsed from heart disease, the United Press reports from Logansport outlining the fatal incident.
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United Press
Logansport
Ind
C. N. Miller
Roosevelt's policy not responsible for stock turmoil
Special to The Sun From Nashville Tennessee President Roosevelt defends his policies as aiming to punish successful dishonesty and vows to persevere in them for the remaining sixteen months of his term despite stock market trouble.
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Roosevelt
Two Workmen Burned in Molten Metal Plant Blast
An explosion of molten metal at the Youngstown Silver and Tube Company plant today killed two workers and seriously injured three others. Fire crews battled flames as responders evacuated the scene in Youngstown Ohio.
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Youngstown Sirer and Tube Company
Firemen receive $100 contribution from Progress Laundry
Progress Laundry sent a one hundred dollar check to the city fire department as appreciation for their work at a recent laundry fire. The amount will be deposited into the firemen pension fund to aid retired and active firefighters.
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Progress Laundry
Fire Department
Denver Rio Grande workers reject strike over test of Western Union wire
Denver operators on the Denver and Rio Grande voted not to strike following the discharge of a member who refused to test a Western Union wire. The vote ends any immediate strike action and preserves rail operations in Denver.
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United Press
Denver
Col
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Western -Union
Grape-Nuts Promises Brain Power Through Nourishing Food
A health claim frames Grape-Nuts as a brain and nerve food made from whole wheat and barley. It is said to provide vital energy quickly absorbed to nourish and rebuild brain and nerve centers. The ad links to The Road to Wellville in its packaging.
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Wellville
Nice Place to Stroll Along Local Tow Path
The tow path along the canal between Fairview and Riverside parks is a popular Sunday stroll spot. Fall weather is evident on the trees and bushes as people enjoy the path.
Four Men Involved in Fatal South Bend Stabbing
Nicholas J. Buttos is dying from knife wounds after a fight with three men in South Bend Indiana. John Kovach has confessed and is in custody but refuses to identify his accomplices.
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the Sun
South Bend
Ind
Nicholas J. Buttos
John Kovach
Wives and Neuralgia From Celds Remedy Ads
A fragmentary ad item notes a cold and grip remedy labeled as Tive Bromo Quinine promoted for neuralgia relief. The brief readable text urges seeking the full product name and promises a remedy from the era’s advertising style.
Gas Tests Show 19 Candlepower in Indianapolis
City chemist tested gas from Indianapolis Gas Co on Tuesday finding 19 candlepower, exceeding the 18 required. Mayor Bookwalter received a letter from C H Graf denying a 16.9 reading, noting three tests: 9 am 18.20, 1 pm 18.60, and 4:30 pm 19.08 candlepower.
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Bookwalter
C. H. Graf
Shortridge Sets Up West Lafayette Game Saturday
Shortridge has scheduled a game with West Lafayette for Saturday replacing Lafayette High canceled its contest. Eight high schools vied for a shot at Shortridge, highlighting its draw among rivals seeking a matchup this season.
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Lafayette
Shortridge
West Lafayette
Lafayette High School
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