Open Night School Begins This Fall Across Several Centers
The free evening schools run by the School Board start Monday evening Oct 28 and run through April. They operate at Manual Training high school Sumners Thirteenth and Missouri streets McCoy North and Agnes streets and School No 26 Martindale avenue between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. Last three schools serve colored students. Programs cover reading writing English drawing bookkeeping and introductory courses. Sessions run 7:15 to 9:00 pm on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Fees apply only to the mechanical drawing department for instruments and materials.
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Manual Training’ High School
Sumners School
Thirteenth and
Missouri-sts
McCoy School
North
Beatrice Durnell Wins Divorce From Jockey Husband
Mrs Beatrice M Durnell wife of Charles R Durnell the noted jockey has secured a divorce in the Brooklyn supreme court Arthur Redfern the former jockey who lived with the couple for a spell was the principal witness for Mrs Durnell
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New York
Beatrice M. Durnell
Charles R. Durnell
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Arthur Redfern
Durnells
Boy Serious Injury From Bandsaw Accident in Boonville
Tenpha Gray, 17, while working in a sawdust pit in Boonville Indiana dodged a flying wood fragment and struck his head on a moving bandsaw. The saw cut through his skull and outer brain lining. several skull pieces were removed. Surgeons report he will recover.
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Boonville
Ind
Tenpha Gray
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges Promising Breath Cleanser
A health ad touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a fast fix for bad breath and digestive odor. It claims charcoal absorbs gases from the stomach, strengthens breath, aids digestion, and acts as a mild laxative, urging readers to request a free sample before buying a 25 cent box.
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Stuart
Lt‘le Wonder
Army and Navy Busy Preparing for War in the Pacific
Washington dispatch reports massive build up by the navy and army for a Pacific war. Atlantic coast yards, Subig bay fortifications, torpedo drills, and coal shipments dominate preparations under Roosevelt and Metcalf.
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Army
Navy
Pacific
Washington
Navy Department
Navy Yards
Atlantic
Army Signal Corps
Franklin Bell
Subig Bay
Naval Station
Philippines
Wood
Roosevelt
Army Artillery Corps
United States
Car Strikes Omnibus Carrying Barracks Children
A Mount Vernon Street car crashed into a barracks school wagon at a crossing near Columbus Ohio injuring several children. Twelve youngsters including Freda Eistelberg 12 and Elsie Eistelberg 9 suffered internal injuries and shocks while others endured head and limb trauma. Driver Corporal Pat Morgan was bruised and the wagon had been struck here before.
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Columbus
Mount Vernon
Washington Aves
Mount Vernon St
Pat Morgan
Freda Eistelberg
Elsie
Dorothy Chamberlin
Mabel Wenpster
Florence McDonald
Mildred Archer
Henry Hendricks
Ralph Clark
Frank Sveragek
Better Game Laws Needed in States
Washington, Oct 26. Charles Brewster, government game law expert, plans to collect all license and reporting forms from every state and Canada to improve wardens nationwide. He aims to study and adopt best practices, noting Canada’s system shows how licenses and affidavits enforce accurate kill counts. He cites Michigan as a strong model but remains open to improvements.
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Washington
Charles Brewster
Grand Rapids
Mich
Canada
Game Warden Department
Brewster
Mr. Brewster
Michigan
Mackinac
Iron Mountain
Hoosiers in Gotham travel notes from New York
Indiana notables including Miss Wittekindt and Mrs. Barbour of Evansville visit New York. The Misses Wittekindt sail aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse for a German trip. Listed Indiana residents in New York include H. H. Rice B. White side Albert Gaul and many others from Indianapolis Terre Haute Lewisville and Vinton.
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Hoosiers
Gotham
United Preas
New York
Wittekindt
Barbour
Evansville
Walcott
Germany
H. H. Rice
B. Whiteside
Albert Gaul
G. H. Hamilton
T. J. Roberts
C. F. Siegrist
M. B. Hall
C. E. Dark
M. A. Mills
W. W. Wilson
M. K. Alexander
J. W. Moore
George Bruce
Indianapolis
D. J. Cope
F.S. Angen
Lewisville
Carroll
P.S. Riceman
Terre Haute
R. T. Powell
Vinton
Indiana
Lecture on Japan Delights Boys’ Club Members
Calvin I. Fietcher delivered a Japan themed lecture to the Boys’ Club Friday evening. Stereopticon views accompanied the talk, the first in a series of winter lectures planned by the club.
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Boys of
Japan
Calvin I. Fietcher
Boys
Hog cholera damages in 1906 case
John Kitley sues William Fye and William Parrish for 1000 dollars over 23 hogs bought Friday April 13 1906 that were cholera infested. He states 47 hogs died from the disease and the circuit court is hearing the case.
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William Fye
John Kitley
Fye
William Parrish
Girl Found After Disappearance in Indiana
Grace Johnson, 14, an orphan missing for two weeks from Kingman, Indiana, was located in Richmond, Indiana, yesterday afternoon by police. Superintendent Bailey declines to disclose the method used to locate her.
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Sweeini
Richmond
Ind
Grace Johnson
Kingman
Supt
Bailey
Symphony Plans Grow as Indianapolis Aims for Home Orchestra
Friends and music lovers in Indianapolis rally to fund and shape a 60 piece Schaefer Symphony Orchestra led by Herr Schaefer. A pledge of 100 dollars heads a growing subscription list to support concerts at Caleb Mills hall with Tschaikowsky and Schiman symphonies and a memorial piece. Officers elected include Vice president Mrs. Benjamin Harrison and Treasurer Mrs. Lafayette Page as the city eyes a home orchestra embraced by civic pride.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Indianaapolis
Herr Schaefer
Berlin Conservatory
Benjamin Harrison
Lafayette Page
Walter Vonnegut
Paul Helerson
Clemena Vonnegut
Charles R. Williams
Howison
Eli Lilly
Albert Metzger
F.S. C. Wickes
John Kolmer
John L. Benedict
E. E. Flickinger
Caleb Mills Hall
Tschaikowsky
Edward Crieg
Oliver Willard Pierce
Schiman
Rudolph Hkoster
Adolph Schnellschmidt
Grape-Nuts Promoted as Brain and Nerve Helper
A Jamestown student reports better eating with Grape-Nuts, noting improved hunger control, color, energy, and study performance after two months. He says headaches ceased, strength returned, and exams improved. Father and mother also benefited, with better sleep and health. There's a Reason explains the product.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Wellville
Sheriff Sale in Marion County Indiana 1907
Sheriff Joseph F. Cryex will publically sale rents and profits for seven years and fee simple of lots 67 68 and 69 in Dr Martin's New York addition Indianapolis Indiana to satisfy a decree in case 73193 New York Investment Company vs Joseph W Lunt et al sale October 19 1907 between 10am and 4pm at Marion County Courthouse.
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Superior Court
Marion County
Indiana
Joseph W. Lunt
New York Investment Company Et
Court House
Dr. Martin
New York
Indianapolis
Child killed in wagon accident near Windfall
Ruth Honeas, age three, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Honeas, living two miles southeast of Windfall Indiana, attempted to climb onto a moving wagon driven by her father and was tragically crushed under the rear wheel.
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Ind
Ruth Honeas
James Honeas
Here
Fire at Evansville damages Fowler store. fireman hurt
Evansville Indiana October 26 The Fowler Dick Walker department store suffered fire and water damage totaling about 200000 with partial insurance. Fireman Henry Coffeth fell 25 feet to brick pavement and may die.
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Evansville
Ind
Fowler, Dick & Walker
Henry Coffeth
Taylor Delivers Lecture On Public Playgrounds
Graham R. Taylor of Chicago spoke at Caleb Mills hall on Public Play grounds for Children under the Indianapolis Children's Aid association. The talk was illustrated by the stereopticon and held Friday evening.
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Taylor
Graham R. Taylor
Chicago
Caleb Mills Hall
Indianapolis Children’s Aid Association
Better Than Spanking Home Treatment Promise
A notice from Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for bed wetting in children and adults urinary difficulties. She claims a constitutional cause and urges mothers to request instructions without sending money.
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M. Summers
Bor W
Notre Dame
Ind
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Hood
Agnes-sts
Martindale-ave
Mifteenth
United Press
J. Mull Smith
Metcalf
England
France
Europe
Board of the Navy
Admiral Dewey
Naval Administration
Franklin Beal
Gen
Leonard Wood
Lumbus, Ohio
of Canada
Blackburns
Nour
EVANS
GEO. T. Evans & Son, Makers
Indianapolis, Ind
Sugless
Chester
Frederick Schaefer
Symphony Orchestra
Schaefer Symphony Orchestra
Neucleus
Philharmonic Club
Edward Nell
Goring-Thomas
Nell
Odeon
Amy Spenare
Collie Trotter
Co-operative School of Music
Park Ave
Nevin
Nannie C. Love
Muncie
Matinee Musicale
Frank C. Ball
Fritz Krull
The
College of Musical Arts
Shortridge High School
Stanford
White
Schumann-Heink
Heermann
Hugo Heermann
Odeon Hall
Don Carlos Morris
Nathan David Davis
Metropolitan School
Mise Rhea Hall Behymer
Grace Mildred Feasy
Maud Cunningham
Hasel Smith Woodward
National Ladies' Quartet
South
Caleb Mills
Charles W. Clark
Clark
London
Theodore Thomas Organization
Paris
St. Paul's Church
Department OF Public Works
Office of the Board
Majestic Bridg
Board of Public Works
Bellefontaine Street
Twenty-Third Street
Twenty-Fifth Street
Eleventh Street
Capitol Avenue
Senate Avenue
Washington Street
State Avenue
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Board of Publica Works
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
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