Medical board splits over Indianapolis college licenses
The State board of medical examination and registration issued resolutions denying recognition to the American medical college of Indianapolis and Curtis physio-medical college of Marion for diplomas issued before 1897 unless fraud is shown. Graduates with licenses may face exams. future applicants must pass a supplemental test. Dr. Curryer is accused of personal spite, while Dr. Kelsey notes inconsistent treatment and delays in recognizing Curtis graduates. The board plans October exams for those denied licenses, with another meeting on September 14.
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State Board of Medical Examination and Registration
American Medical College
Indianapolis
Curtis Physio-Medical College
Marion
Curtis Physiomedical Institute
Ind
Don Sans
Hammond
Welsey
Currryer
State Board
Curryer
The
J. Neff
Dr. Curryer
Dse
Kwelsey
SUN
Kelsey
Miller
Marian
Changes in matinee races at the Businessmen’s Driving Club
The club directors decided all future matinee races use four wheeled vehicles to resemble road races. Admission at the gate will be 25 cents for gentlemen, including members, while ladies enter free. Willis Graves resigns as track superintendent in favor of Timothy Hussey. The usual Sunday matinee races proceed.
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Business Men's Driving Club
Willis Graves
Timothy, Hussey
Emancipation Celebration Observed by Indianapolis Colored Community
The emancipation day celebration of 1882 continued in Indianapolis with Allen Chapel Corinthian Baptist Church and the Normal Cycle Club coordinating events at Normal Park. A barbecue lunch topped the afternoon program featuring bicycle races music by the Brotherhood band and speeches led by Hon. the …
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West Indies
Indianapolis
Park
Allen Chapel
Corinthian Baptist Church
Noramal-cycle Club
Brotherhood
Marvel Clock Exhibit Attracts Crowds In New York Store
A 32 foot high model of the Strassburg cathedral clock is on display in the New York store basement beside the Stevenson building tunnel. The mechanism features 14 minute chimes, a perpetual calendar, 72 dial planetary movement and accompanying figures at each quarter hour. The exhibit runs two weeks and draws hundreds of visitors daily.
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Strassburg
New York
Stevenson Building
Christ
Apostles
Peter
Fear for West Wall of Lilly & Stalnaker Hardware Store
A Thursday morning excavation at 112 114 Washington St weakened the west foundation wall of Lilly & Stalnaker’s hardware store as workers tunneled toward a rear cellar to connect cellars for Monarch grocery. Inspector Funting warned the firm to close the store. the contractor promised shoring, but the inspector labeled the wall dangerously unstable.
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Lilly & Stalnaker
Washington St
Monarch Grocery Company
Funting
Lily & Stalnaker
Bunting
Weather Forecast and Music Festival at Indianapolis Fair Grounds
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for fair weather for the next 36 hours. Thursday’s noon temperature 78 degrees, with 2 p m reading 78. A Grand Monster Concert is planned next Tuesday at the fair grounds by the Indianapolis Musicians' Protective Association featuring H D Beissen herz as musical director. Afternoon program includes Sousa El Capitan overture and other selections. evening features Kokomo March, Raymond overture, Guard Mount, Mari tani, and national songs among others.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Musicians’ Protective Association
Fair Grounds
H. D. Beissenherz
Sousa
Suppe
Waldteufel
Boy Bitten by Vicious Dog on Alabama Street
Peter Kader a 12 year old boy was severely bitten on 8 Alabama Street by a vicious dog owned by a woman named Brinkman. A piece of flesh was torn from his leg and the dog is said to have bitten several other children.
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Peter Kader
E. Merrill Sr
Brinkman
Alabama-st
Suit filed for 15000 damages over streetcar injury
William Schaeffer sues the Citizens' Street Railroad Company for 15000 after his young son John was permanently injured when thrown from a company car. The incident occurred Thursday morning as the suit was filed.
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Citizens’ Street Railroad Company
William Schaeffer
Schaeffer
John
Prominent Farmer Asa Shimer Dies at 65
Asa Shimer a prominent farmer aged 65 of Center township Irvington died Wednesday night from cancer. He leaves a large family residing in the same township and possessing substantial property.
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Asa Shimer
Irvington
Center Township
Body Found in River In Madison Street Area
Perry Wolfskin 43 a machinist living above a drug store near Washington and Senate streets was found dead in the river near the Belt Railroad bridge. Police and coroner investigated after witnesses reported his jump from a window earlier, with suicide suspected and autopsy likely. He was unmarried with no known relatives.
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Wolfskin
Police brace for arrests over bonfires and heat woes
Indianapolis items report officers to arrest persons lighting bon fires after night while a memorial church plans a Friday troley party. The Wild Cat oil firm of Alexandria is incorporated with 3000 capital. Multiple civic and legal notices follow, including court fines, assaults, thefts, and investigations into local crimes and public health advisories.
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Memorial Presbyterian Church
Wild Cat Oil and Gas Company
Alexandria
John Kilgour
Buckle St
Fort Wayne Ave
State Health Board
Miss Eastman
Tsastman
Clansing
Mich
Indianapolis
Nicholas Compes
Christian Claffey
Engine Company No. 9
Commissioners of Public Safety
Tim
Hattie Butler
Poace
Richard Talley
Robert Clements
Grand Jury
Cora Graves
Gen. Streight
A. D. Streight
Irawn
Chase
State Board of Health
Bartholomew County
Harry
Brownsville
William Bishop
Grand Hotel
Geisendorfst
Firenry
D. J. Ellison
W. F. Taylor
Dayton
R. EB. Neighbor
Ellison
Louis K. Baugh
Chesapeake St
Amos Thrasher
Baugh
Thrasher
Fred Inaicas
Indiana Building and Loan Association
Samuel Benedict
John Hearn
Fred White
White
J. O. Parker
Danville
Hinshaw
Noah Baney
Belleville
Baney
Whitney
West Virginia Governor fronts miners injunction case
President Ratchford released a letter from Gov. Atkinson of West Virginia about the Marion county injunction against miners organizers. The governor requests the attorney general to seek an early Supreme Court ruling while stressing constitutionally protected rights to assemble and speak. Miners in Ottumwa and Fairmont face ongoing wage and union tensions as walkouts and meetings unfold.
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Columbus, CO
Ratchford
Atkinson
West Virginia
Marion County
Ottumwwa
Cincinnati, Jr
Cincinnati
Mendota
Missouri Territory
Milwaukee Road
Mystic
Foster
Jerome
Centerville
Ked
Ottumwa
Furniture at lowest prices at Wm L Elder
Ad promotes low prices on furniture at Wm L Elder with a horse feeding and dustless oats offer.
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Wm.l.elder
Indianapolis Sanitary Firm to Take Over City Garbage
The Indianapolis sanitary company, current city contract holder, plans to bond for contract compliance and transfer obligations from John McCarthy to Rauh & Buchman. The firm will deploy 40 wagons, reassign districts daily, and may ship refuse to Sellars Farm crematory by rail, with a new crematory well under construction to handle disposal.
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MacCarthy
Sellars Farm
Indianapolis Sanitary Company
Johnson
Board of Public Works
Messrs
John McCarthy
McCcarthy
Sellars’ Farm
Sanitary Company
Sellars
Rich Knox County magnate faces tax board scrutiny
Gov Mount presided over a near Columbus tax appeal session as J. B. LaPlante of Knox County challenged reassessments on mortgage and personal notes, admitting about 19000 in notes as valid. Attorney Willoughby pressed questions amid a long history of appeals and a noted family legacy in Vincennes. The board also heard H C Underwood Manufacturing and M M Lacey cases, with Lacey pushing for about two million dollars extra to be added to the tax duplicate.
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Gov. Mount
Old Settlers
Columbus
Walker
State Board of Tax Commissioners
J. B. LaPlante
Knox
LaPlante
Knox County Board of Review
Supreme Court
State Board
Willoughby
Vincennes
Fé Jis
Knox County
Mr. LaPlante
Nani
H. C. Underwood Manufacturingpany
Wabash
County Board of Review
Richmond
M. M. Lacey
Wayne County Board of Review
Man Surrenders in Storm Confesses Bigamy
William J. Lowerey, a Chicago bigamist and former bookkeeper, surrendered to Cleveland police during a violent storm after wandering in fear. He confessed to bigamy and said his conscience is now appeased. He faces extradition to Chicago where an indictment stands and a warrant is out for arrest.
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Cleveland
Central Police
Lowerey
Chicago
William G. Lowerer
A Wife’s Complaint in Divorce Suit
Elyva Zorniger sues John Zorniger for divorce claiming habitual drunkenness and cruelty. She says on July 17 he drove her from the home, took their boy to his mother, and sold all household furniture leaving her homeless. She seeks divorce and child custody. A policeman had granted custody to her days after the father took the child.
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Elyva Zorniger
John
Acton Trustees Plan Lake and Facilities
The newly elected Acton board resolved to dig a lake, bore an artesian well, and build boat and bath houses to boost camping grounds. They expect the lake to be ready this fall to harvest ice in winter.
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Acton
Krause Named To Fill Vacancy In City Clerk Ticket
Charles H. Krause, a bookkeeper for Clemens Vonnegut, is placed on the ticket by free silver Republicans and Populists to fill the vacancy created by Attorney Branthoover's withdrawal as city clerk candidate. Branthoover claims withdrawal was voluntary after court disclosures. Van Vorbis says Branthoover was the force behind the third ticket move.
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Charles H. Krause
Free Silver
Brantiwover
Nomiinee
Krause
Clemens Vonnegut
Branthoover
van Vorbis
Breathoover
Local Families and Deaths Notice and Injuries
Listings of couples and children with addresses, followed by deaths with causes and ages, marriage licenses, and a severe injury report. The incident notes Will Wood of West Indianapolis, injured at Wadley and Morris, treated at City Hospital after a buggy accident.
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Will Wood
Indianapolis
Wadley Ave
Morrisst
Thomas
City Dispensary
City Hospital
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