Royal Family Arrives at Gibraltar Aboard Queen Amelia
King Manuel and Queen Mother Amelia land at Gibraltar aboard the Portuguese royal yacht Queen Amelia and seek protection from Britain with plans to sail to England on a British warship. Also notes multiple political and judicial moves including Hughes in line for Supreme Court, La Follette gallstone surgery, Moody resigning from the Supreme Court, and Taft accepting the resignation.
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King Manuel
Amelia
Gibraltar
England
Lee O'Neil Browne
Illinois
William Lorimer
United States
Chicago
John Dietz
Cameron Dam
Wisconsin
Dietz
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Albany
Washington
United States Supreme Court
John Jacob Slopper
New York City
Independence League
W. R. Hearst
Annie H. Armour
Kirkland Brooks Armour
Armour Packing Company of
Charles W. Littleton
United States Navy
Boston Navy Yard
Robert M. la Follette
Deadly inter urban crash near Staunton rocks state news
A head on collision of two Illinois Traction inter urban cars at Dickersons curve two miles north of Staunton killed thirty eight and injured twenty six. disobedience of orders by green train crews blamed for the catastrophe. Capt Charles W Littlefield and bride Mrs Kirkland Armour delayed by a broken ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
McKinley
Dickerson
Staunton
Green
Charles W. Littlefield
Kirkland Armour
Littlefield
New York
Michigan
Taft
Tennessee
Robert L. Taylor
M. R. Patterson
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Conservation Congress
South
Atlanta
Theodore Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Hoke Smith
Standard Oil Company
California
San Francisco
Federal Congress
Pacific Coast
Georgia Elects Hoke Smith to Second Term Governor
Returns show Gov. Hoke Smith wins a second term while Gov. Joseph M. Brown fails to secure a majority in any of Georgia 146 counties. The article also lists disasters, industry shifts, and notable political and social events from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Joseph M. Brown
Smith
Staunton
Inl
Lierman
Leonard
Carlinville
Commissioner of Agriculture
Atlanta
Standard Oil Company
J. I. C. Clarke
Europe
Far East
United States
Examiners Accuse Former Trustee Of Clinton Township
State board of accounts examiners allege John T. Spillman former Clinton township trustee owes 839.15 and report vouchers and checks mismatch totaling 1967.56 with interlinked accounts. They cite overpayments to teachers and misallocation between personal and township banking. Also notes carrier promotions in Indianapolis and other Indiana cities and political campaign remarks on pensions and tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Spillman
Clinton Township
Decatur County
Dianapolis
State Board of Accounts
Spillman
Joseph E. Sherman
Joseph C. Lockwood
James A. Meek
Advisory Board
E. M. Moulton
Indiana Pensions Granted To List Of Recipients
The article lists numerous Indiana residents granted pensions with specific monthly amounts. Names include Philip E. Arver, Jebediah Austin, Harry Branch, Lafay ette Coomer, Daniel B. Fitch, Evaline Graves, Priscilla C. Jackson, Jeremiah S. Kinney, John Sauley, Mark Rhener, Samuel Timmons, John Alexander, Jesse Monticue, and many others with payments ranging from $6 to $324 totals.
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Philip E. Arver
Jebediah Austin
Harry Branch
Albert R. Brannaman
Lafayette Coomer
Daniel B. Fitch
Evaline Graves
Joseph B. Holdson
Mary J. Hoppingarner
Priscila C. Jackson
William Kelley
Abbie J. Kenyon
Jeremiah S. Kinney
Henry Klepper
Robert B. Lane
James McGregor
Joseph Milholland
Priscilla R. Parsons
John Sauley
Benjamin Summers
Sarah Suter
Rebecca K. Zimmerman
William R. Allinder
James Bowen
Mary F. Carr
Hannah Craige
Lemuel Darrow
James Donahue
Fredrick Eberhart
Christian R. Graves
Silas V. Miller
Mary S. Parrish
George W. Pearce
Esther C. Pine
Sarah Plummer
Susan Porter
Caroline Reed
Mark Rhener
Alfree Smith
Samuel Timmons
John Alexander
Joel Barnhart
Rudolph Behler
John Colgan
Irvin C. Dennis
Peter Heberer
Edwin W W. Werrick
Israel Hollopeter
Jacob V. Kenagy
Alfred T. Knight
John W. Linkins
John A. Lowry
Margaret McCarty
Stephen M. Maple
John 3. Maze
Jesse Monticue
Flower Show Committees Chosen For Indiana Event
The Indiana State Florists Association met at the statehouse to plan the Flower Show set for November 8 to 12 in Tomlinson Hall. Committees named cover Exhibition, Flower Booth, Entertainment, Receptions, and Press with John Rieman as chair and John Rieman also supervising exhibition design with George Wiegand. The group will run the state fair display next year as well. Building trades in Indiana form a new state body with annual Indianapolis convention planned for December 4. officers elected include J B Etchison, W T Gwin, John Coakley, and Henry Austin.
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Farmers’ National Congress
Lincoln
Neb
Joshua Strange
Kentucky
Hudson River
New York
New Jersey
Senate
Denver
Col
House
Spokane
Wash
John Sa Sa
Portugal
Theophile Braga
Chirigul
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Panama
Buena Ventura
John Armstrong Chanter
Bob” Chanter
Virginia
Dolgorovki
Cavalieri
National Association of Commercial Executives
Grand Rapids
Mich
German Society of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Peter Muhlenberg
Lake Erie & Western
Laporte
Ind
Harry Grant
Alco
United States
Great Britain
State Florists’ Association of
Indiana
Statehouse
Tomlinson Hall
John Rieman
Ernst Rieman
John Heidenrich
F. H. Lemnon
Flower Hkooth
Charles Pahud
William Roepke
C. Sonnenschmidt
H. D. Schilling
Frank Hasselman
F. S. Smith
F. B. Alley
W. W. Coles
J. A. E. Haugh
George RB. Wiegand
George Gause
E. A. Nelson
Charles Knopf
F. Hukriede
A. Marshall
Herman Junge
Lannes Mee
Phetridge
George Wiegand
Association
Building Trades
Building Trades Craft of
Indianapolis
Indiana State Federation of Labor
J. B. Etchison
W. T. Gwin
Hammond
John Coakley
Evansville
Henry Austin
Goshen
Foster Parents Cleared in Wentz Funeral Claim
W S Reynolds state agent for dependent children filed a $55 funeral claim with Clark county officials for Ruth Wentz a fifteen year old who died by suicide at the home of foster parents John Westman and wife 2811 Columbia avenue Indianapolis September 18 1910. The claim was laid over for a month. The girl had been sent to Jeffersonville Orphans home after her stepfather was imprisoned two years earlier and later placed with the Indianapolis family.
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W. S. Reynolds
Board of County Commissioners
Clark County
Ruth Wentz
John Westmman
Columbia Avenue
Indianapolis
Jeffersonville
Incorporation filings list two Indiana companies
Articles of Incorporation with the secretary of state show Logansport Southern Traction Company of Frankfort with $25,000 capital to operate a traction line and listed incorporators O K Brumbaugh C E Sheridan James R Brown. Fremont Dredging Company of Indianapolis with $50,000 capital to do a mining and dredging business and incorporators A L Lokridge A R C Kipp G Flowers.
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Logansport Southern Traction Company
Frankfort
Capital
Incorporators
O. KE. Brumbaugh
C. E. Sheridan
James R. Brown
Fremont Dredging Company
Indianapolis
Capital Stock
A. L. Lockridge
A. R. C. Kipp
G. Flowers
Federation Board Opts to Take No Action on County Option
Indiana labor leaders meet in Lafayette and Indianapolis decide against new anti option measures. Executive board cites prior commitments and fear of rejection at the convention. A resolution opposes prison made goods, urging unions to back officials supporting better labor conditions amid ethics concerns over Michigan City shirts and Jeffersonville reformatory production.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Federation of Labor
Lafayette
Federation
Union Cigar Makers
Blue Label League of Indiana
State Association of Union Cigar Makers
Michigan City
Indiana
State News In Brief From Indiana and Nearby Areas
A rain disrupted fall festival events in Richmond delaying Hippodrome activities and a German day. Muncie coroner begins an inquest into banker Norman Black’s murder. Kokomo judge to rule on venue change for the Ed wards murder case. Anderson freight wreck prompts crew unharmed response. Washington prosec attorney gains grand jury summons amid illicit liquor probes. Vincennes man Benjamin Norman shot after resisting robbers, in hospital with critical condition. Princeton hosts Indiana Presbyterian missionary session with Miss Carrie Buchanan from Luxor Egypt and other speakers.
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Richmond
Muncie
A. A. Cecil
Otto Williamson
Norman Kh. Black
Kokomo
Oscar Welty
J. W. Edwards
Kirkpatrick
Anderson
Vincennes
Benjamin Norman
Oaktown
Knox County
Princeton
Indiana Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
Carrie M. Buchanan
Luxor
Egypt
Roosevelt
Indiana
Minnie Hanna
Madison
Henry Bonner
Spring Hill
J. R. McGregor
Lucy McElroy
Scotland
Ruth Culbertson
Caledonia
George Brown
J. P. Cowan
Indianapolis
Cheney affidavit and patent medicine ad text
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 6th day of December, A D 1886. A W GLEASON NOTARY PUBLIC Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free F J CHENEY & CO Toledo Gold by all Druggists The Link's Family Pills for constipation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
County
Anid
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public
Hall
F.j.cheney & CO
Love's Crime in a Shared Sentence
A lighthearted tale of George and Maude, each guilty of theft by kisses and accomplice to the other's acts. They accept the sentence together, serving long term with loyalty, facing several small offenses along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
George
Maude
Puck
Helen's Slow Bid for Bed Ends in Defiant Reply
A five year old, kept up for a party, slowly heads to bed at 8:30. An aunt offers help, but Helen answers she will reach bed time all too soon if she is helped, displaying stubborn resolve.
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Helen
Water Well Sickness Puzzle Sparks Debate
A quoted exchange questions why well water in a rural place sickened residents. The dialogue notes the irony that the water was from a well rather than a treated supply, hinting at public health concerns and local reactions.
Postum as a Daily Enjoyment for Health and Sleep
A physician describes daily use of Postum as a coffee substitute over eight years. She notes better sleep, less nervousness, and weight gain, praising taste and effect and urging friends to try it. The advertisement ends with a slow repeating pitch about genuine letters and the supposed health benefits.
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Iself
Kentucky
Wellville
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