Campaign Mass Meeting Promotes Foreign Missions
Indianapolis women press foreign mission effort with a mass meeting at Second Presbyterian Church on Monday afternoon. Prof. C. T. Paul, leader of the Irvington missionary school, will speak. The drive aims to raise awareness and support, not immediate subscriptions, with a nationwide schedule from Oakland to New York and a luncheon at Murat temple on Nov. 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Second Presbyterian Church
C. T. Paul
Irvington
Oakland
Cal
Portland
Seattle
Denver
Omaha
Des Moines
Kansas City
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Cincinnati
Detroit
New York
America
Murat Temple
General Campaign Committee
First Baptist Church
Involuntary Bankruptcy Filed Against Julia E Williams
A petition in involuntary bankruptcy has been filed in federal court against Julia E Williams of Vevay by Louisville clothing company Falls City clothing company and Vogel Bros. company of Terre Haute. The creditors claim Mrs Williams owes 793.56 dollars.
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A&a
Julia E. Williams
Vevay
Louisville Clothing Company
Falls City Clothing Company
Vogel Bros. Company
Re Haute
Mrs. Williams
Loyal Legion Holds Large Meeting Here
Nearly one hundred members of the Indiana commandery Loyal Legion attended a Columbia club gathering Friday night. Capt. A. C. Ford of Terre Haute presided. New members Granville Ward Newcastle and George C. Buntin Terre Haute were welcomed. Col. W. B. Warnock Urbana Ill. spoke praising Union soldiers. Capt. John D. Alexander Bedford read a patriotic paper critiquing statue of Gen. Robert E. Lee in Washington.
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Indiana
Loyal Legion
Columbia Club
A. C. Ford
Terre Haute
Granville Ward
Newcastle
George C. Buntin
W. BR. Warnock
Urbana
Ill
John D. Alexander
Bedford
Gen
Robert E. Lee
Statuary Hall
Washington
Voting machines listed for rapid deployment countywide
A Republican county committee list submitted to the board of elections maps temporary voting sites in multiple wards to train the public on machine use. Locations include engine houses, clubs, courthouses, and stores in McLean, Roosevelt, Ashland, Clifton, Paca, Indiana, Virginia, Illinois, Morris, Harding, East Washington, and other streets, with permanent sites yet to be announced by the Democratic committee.
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Board of Elections
Harry R. Wallace
Republican County Committee
Democratic Committee
McLean Place
Roosevelt Avenue
Engine House
Ashland Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Northwestern Club
Clifton Street
Paca Street
Indiana Avenue
Court House
Republican Committee
McKinley Club
East Washington Street
Prospect Street
Virginia Avenue
Illinois and
Merrill Streets
Morris Street
Madison Avenue
Morris and
Harding Streets
Warren Township
Irvington
Longton Township
Broadpole
Ferry Township
Bailey and Ross Drug Store
Southport
All Souls Day Observance In Indianapolis Churches
Sunday marks All Souls Day in the Catholic church with services at Holy Cross cemetery. Father Wade will preach a sermon at Holy Cross, graves will be sprinkled with holy water, the rosary sold, and high mass at 8 a.m. All Souls Day is a time for special prayer for the dead.
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Indianpolis
Holy Cross Cemetery
Father Wade
Holy Cross
Durbin Returns From Taft Conference In Indianapolis
Col. Winfield T. Durbin returns to Indianapolis from Washington where he conferred with President Taft. He will likely accompany Senator Albert B. Cummins of Iowa on his Indiana campaign tour starting Monday.
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Winfield T. Durbin
Indianapolis
Washington, D. C
Taft
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Indiana
Chosen for Big Flower Show in Indianapolis
Three judges appointed to award ribbons and medals at the Indiana Florists show at Tomlinson Hall starting November 8. Judges include Sonnen Schmidt of Cumberland. Fred Lemon of Richmond. and Richard Wittis of Cincinnati, all renowned as longtime greenhouse growers and flower specialists.
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Indiana State Association of Florists
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Sonnen Schmidt
Cumberland
Marion County
Schmidt
Grand Duke of Saxony
Weimar
Europe
Richmond Florist
Fred Lemon
Richmon
B. G. Hill
Hill
Lemon
United States
Richard Wittis
Cincinnati
National Carnation Association
Motorcycle stolen locked in front of theater
A thief took a motorcycle locked outside the English opera house on Friday night. It belonged to Charles Bramnett. Also, Lula Livingston found her room entered on Friday night at 805 Spring street and $8 missing. Chicken thieves raided Mrs. Poerch’s henhouse at 20 North West street stealing thirty Plymouth chickens.
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Charles Bramnett
Lula Livingston
Spring Street
Anna Poerch
North West Street
Plymouth
Irregularities Charged in Morgan County Officials
Examiners of the state board of accounts report total charges of 1634.67 against Morgan county officials. Names and amounts include Ephraim L. Gess treasurer 1903 to 1904 327.61 Joseph Overton ex clerk 282.79 Barclay R. Johnson auditor 1903 to 1906 270.15 Manford E. St. John sheriff 1903 to 1906 884.75 Charles Abbott ex treasurer 38.40 Earl Gilbert ex surveyor 50 Benjamin E. Thorne burg auditor 1907 to 1909 97.90 Charles H. Marley present sheriff 45.50 W. R. Crone 220.36.
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State Board of Accounts
Morgan County
Ephraim L. Gess
Joseph IE. Overton
Barclay R. Johnson
Manford E. St. John
Charles 4. Abbott
Earl C. Gilbert
Benjamin E. Thornburg
Charles H. Marley
W. R. Crone
Confed rate told of by boy raffles confederate
Gaspard Fait Raffles, a gentleman burglar, testified in city court about a new confederate who supposedly joined his robbing tours. He identified Charles H Cushman from New Orleans and described how they robbed a flat with Cushman taking clothes. Rose, the pawnbroker, denied evidence against him.
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Gaspard Fait
Raffles
Louis Rose
Charles H. Cushman
New Orleans
Cushman
Falt
Rose
Collins
Cox faces Korbly clash over veracity in county race
In a continuation of the campaign debate Cox accuses Korbly of false charges about his political stance and funding. Cox demands proof of Korbly's claims while defending labor support and noting Clark’s criticism, contrasting Beveridge with Clark in a sharp political exchange.
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Cox
Korbly
Congressional Campaign Committee
Salem D. Clark
State Senate
Indianapolis
Clark
Beveridge
Union Speaker Attacks Kern at Columbia League Club
Friday night speech at 2208 North Sheldon street urged support for Republican county and state tickets. The orator condemned John W. Kern's labor record and praised Beveridge bills, while endorsing Linton A. Cox as pro labor. A colored delegation followed urging mobilization of black voters and critiquing Democratic redistricting.
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John W. Kern
Albert J. Beveridge
Joseph A. Wise
Columbia League Club
North Sheldon Street
Kern
Beveridge
Labor
Linton A. Cox
Cox
Clarence R. Martin
Baker Disappoints Audience At Local Prosecutor Forum
Democratic candidate Frank Baker failed to speak at the South Side Turner Hall event as announced. He did address three audiences earlier at the Athenian club and the Independent Voters' Club on McCarty and Maple streets and at 706 Northwestern Avenue, briefly speaking at the Athenian club before leaving.
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Marion County
Frank Baker
Athenian Club
Independent Voters’ Club
McCarty and
Maple Streets
Northwestern Avenue
Baker
Turner Hall
Landslide Talk in Marion County Gathers Both Sides
Democrats claim strong showing and hope for a 1500 to 2000 edge in key tickets while Republicans predict a landslide for Beveridge and the bench. Both sides mobilize warhorses and target colored voters to boost turnout amid a tense primary battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Senator Beveridge
Charles J. Orbison
Auto Strikes Charles Whallen in Meridian Street Crash
A vehicle hit Charles Whallen a Black man near Meridian and North streets Friday night. He sustained severe head injuries and responders at City Hospital learned his name only after daylight. The driver fled the scene increasing speed and continued north.
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Charles Whallen
Meridian
North Streets
Whallen
Straus Seeks Release From Turkish Post
Oscar Straus ambassador to Turkey said he asked Secretary of State Knos to relieve him but has not resigned to Taft. If not relieved he will return to Constantinople at end of a sixty day leave of absence. FRITZ KRULL, VOCAL CULTURE at The Propylaeum.
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Straus
New York
Oscar Straus
Turkey
Knos
Taft
Constantinople
Refuses to Leave Pen In Maine Prison
Refusing to leave his cell at the Hoston penitentiary John G Farr pleaded with Warden Norton to stay. He has served more than thirty years of a life sentence and was granted permission to remain after a Friday commutation by Governor Field, ending a prolonged case surrounding a murder.
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Pen
Hoston
Monte Cristo
John G. Farr
Norton
Penitentiary
Farr
Field
Moot court elects officers at central law school
The American central law school's junior class formed an organized moot court session Friday evening electing Louis F. Budens as president Elmer F. Weber as vice president Paul S. Craig as secretary and Leo X. Smith as treasurer Names of committee members followed including William H. Flanders Claude Neidhamer Arch D. Hinch Robert E. Koogle Edward McHotock and Charles Morrison The date for mid term examinations was announced for next Friday evening.
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American Central Law School
Louis F. Budens
Young Men’s Institute
Elmer F. Weber
The
Coral Abstract Company
Paul S. Craig
Indianapolis
Standard Oil Company
Leo X. Smith
Marion
Wiliam H. Flanders
State Life Insurance Company
Claude Neidhamer
City Board of Health
Arch D. Hinch
Hollenbeck Press
Robert E. Koogle
Indianapolis Sun
Edward McChotock
Fidelity Trust Company
Charles Morrison
Indiana National Bank
Boy Tired of Mashed Potatoes Runs Away From Home
Two 10 year old boys from Moline Illinois James Smith and Gilbert Lancaster ran away after tiring of mashed potatoes at home They traveled to Chicago where they were found penniless at Harrison Street police station They said they saved twenty dollars and planned a single daily meal preferring ice cream soda to mashed potatoes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Smith
Gilbert Lancaster
Moline
Ill
Harrison Street
Conroy
Indiana threshing machine owners form road-rights group
Owners of the Elephantine threshing machine in Indiana protest a ruling that bans their road use. They organized at Huber manufacturing company, 234 West Maryland Street, and plan to meet again in the Board of Trade building on November 16 and 17 to finalize their organization and begin work.
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Indiana
Huber Manufacturing Company
West
Maryland Street
Board of Trade
Farmer and two children die in house fire near Alexandria
Blairsville PA Oct 20 John Mountain 55 a farmer and his two children were burned to death at their home near Alexandria. Mountain escaped the blaze but re entered the burning building to try rescue his children.
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Blairsville
John Mountain
Alexandria
Mountain
Drug ad for catarrh remedies from C J Hood Co
Catarrh treatment offered in liquid form or Sarsatabs tablets. 100 doses cost $1. Nasal and local catarrh relief provided by Anti septets or Catarrlets at 65c. Drugstores or mail order. C J Hood Co., Lowell Massachusetts.
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C. J. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Neal Cure Three Day Cure Ad in Indiana World
An advertisement promots the Neal Three Day Cure for drink habit from 1805 West Washington Street Indianapolis. It touts Doctor B E Neal as founder and claims over three thousand cures and forty seven Neal Institutes nationwide. It warns against counterfeit cures and urges supporting the cause and treatment.
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Neal
Indiana
United States
B. E. Neal
James BE. Bruce
Roctor Neal
West
Washington Street
Indianapolis
Ind
City passes new traffic ordinance to take effect Tuesday
Supt Hyland returns from vacation and expects gradual changes as police hand out 10 000 circulars on the updated rules for horses and autos. Pedestrians must use sidewalks while waiting for streetcars and drivers will be informed before enforcement begins. Start is soft with no whistles and no immediate arrests planned.
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Supt Hyland
Supt
Hyland
Horse Bite Kills Owner Near Marion
Marion HL Oct 29 A farmer and stock dealer J T White died after a horse bite at his farm. While feeding the animal the horse struck him, inflicting serious wounds and crushing his collarbone, causing internal hemorrhage.
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Marion, HL
J. T. White
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