After Optometry Board Abolition Move In Indiana Senate
Special to The Tribune Indianapolis Jan 19 with heated debate and packed galleries both house sessions chose a United States Senator candidate. Senate balloting 23 for Shively 27 for Hemenway. House votes 59 for Shively 40 for Hemenway. Lawmakers consider repeal of the county option and other bills during a busy day at the General Assembly.
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Sixty-sixth
Indiana General Assembly
United States
James A. Hemenway
Senate
Benjamin F. Shively
South Bend
Evan B. Stotsenburg
New Albany
Hall
Wood
Senator Stotsenburg
Stotsenburg
Kistler
House
Shively
Hemenway
W. &. Sarber
Marshall County
Honan
Warren H. Hauck
Dearborn County
Hauck
Thornton
Michael C. Thornton
More Freedom for Jew Opens National Hebrew Council
Philadelphia January 19 The twenty first council of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations convened with 300 rabbis and laymen from across the country to address religious and civic concerns of Jews in the United States. The opening included welcomes by Samuel Grabfelder and the election of officers and committees to draft resolutions on vital Hebrew issues.
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United States
Twenty-First Council
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Mercantile Club
Samuel “Grabfelder
Quake in Turkey Reports Toll From Smyrna District
An Associated Press dispatch from Smyrna reports a Türkiye earthquake incident with preliminary estimates listing eight identified casualties and several injured people in the region.
Gates Fear Hydrophobia After Dog Bite
John W. Gates and his wife fear hydrophobia after Gates was scratched and bitten by his pet dog. Concern spreads to family and others as medical officials review the incident.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Tex
John W. Gates
Oil magnate donates another million to University of Chicago
A prominent oil magnate contributes an additional one million dollars to the University of Chicago. The gift reinforces ongoing support for the university’s programs and scholarships, reflecting strong private philanthropy in higher education.
Rockefeller Grants Million to University of Chicago
John D Rockefeller and son announce a new endowment to the University of Chicago yielding 40 000 annually from securities placed by Rockefeller Sr The university’s endowment rises to about 15 million with Rockefeller contributions totaling 24 800 000. In Carthage Illinois Henry Denhart pays 100 000 to Carthage College securing a 20 000 science hall funded by Andrew Carnegie.
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Rockefeller
Associated Press
Carthage
Henry Denhart
Washington, Ill
Carthage College
Andrew Carnegie
Paralyzed theater impresario C D Hess III in Indiana
C D Hess III once ran Crosby opera house in Chicago and helped launch English opera in America. He is critically ill at his Westville home, Indiana, after a paralysis strike. Hess introduced Clara Louise Kellogg Emma Abbott Lillian Russell Christine Nilsson Minnie Hauk Minnie Palmer and William H Crane. He witnessed Mrs Sturratt trial and was part owner of Grover's at Lincoln assassination time. He aided Parepa and Caroline Richings in 1869 1870 1871 era.
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Tribune
Laporte
Ind
C. D. Hess
Crosby Opera House
Chicago
United States
Westville
Hess
Clara Louise Kellogg
Emma Abbott
Lillian Russell
Christine Nilsson
Minnie Hauk
Minnie Palmer
William H. Crane
Lincoln
Washington
Sturratt
Crosby’s
Mme, Parepa
Caroline Richings
Illinois Pardons Board Adjourns Without Hearing John Cooke Case
Joliet Illinois January 19 The state board of pardons adjourned for the night without hearing the case of John Cooke former clerk of the Cook County circuit court No one appeared for Paul O Stensland imprisoned for embezzlement tied to the Milwaukee Avenue Bank failure in Chicago and no request was made on his behalf
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Associated Press
Joliet
Ill
State Board of Pardons of Illinois
John Cooke
Circuit Court
Cook County
Paul O. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue Bank
Chicago
Elfacer sues French Park for twenty thousand damages
Mrs Hannah L Elfacer of 915 Cherry Street Niles files a circuit court suit against French Park seeking 20000 in damages. The action alleges harm connected to an incident at the park and requests relief as defined by law.
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Associated Press
Niles, Mich
Hannah L. Elfacer
Cherry Street
French Park
Fire threatens quake ruins in Messina city blaze
In Messina Italy a major fire roared through earthquake rubble at the Pennesi palace and city hall burning Bank of Italy buildings as soldiers and sailors rushed to quell it. An odor of burning flesh raised fears of survivors. The duke of Genoa rescued a demented woman rushing into the flames to save her husband.
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Associated Press
Messina
Italy
Pennesi
Pennesi Palace
Bank of Italy
Duke
Crazy
Genoa
Distributing American Money Amid Earthquake Relief
Ambassador Griscom presented Archbishop Ireland with 5000 dollars from the American earthquake relief fund. The money will be added to the pope's fund or allocated as Archbishop Ireland sees fit after the American committee was dissolved.
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Associated. ‘Press
Rome
Italy
Griscom
Ireland
America
Ambassadors Plan Aid to Sicily's Ten Principal Hospitals
Following a committee decision the ambassador will transfer from the same balance a total of $10,000, sending $1,000 to each of Sicily's ten principal hospitals in urgent need of aid.
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Sicily
Italian Father Refuses to Believe Children Saved
Nicolo Minisale, an Italian living in New York formerly of Messina, remains in shock after cable reports said three of his children were saved from the ruins. He visited the Italian consulate yesterday seeking confirmation, but could only sob and mutter that such news was too miraculous to believe.
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Honan
Sicks
Muncie and Normal School
Fitch
Indiana Normal School
Muncie
Askren
Harrison County
William B.hord
New York
Indiana
Associated Press
Nicolo Minissale
Messina
Italian laborers to leave Italy after earthquake
Importers in New York report that about 250000 Italian laborers from Sicily and Calabria will depart Italy within four months, mainly to the United States, due to the earthquake. They estimate lemon growing areas will lose around 300000 workers and urge a duty cut on lemons.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
aJn
Sicily
Calabria
United States
New York City
House Committee ‘On
Italy
Earthquake Shakes Smyrna City
An Associated Press report from Smyrna dated January 19 notes a sharp earthquake felt in the city causing local damage and concern. The short dispatch records the event with limited detail from the field.
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Associated Press
Smyrna
Jan
Passengers Can Stop Over in Cleveland Ten Days
Beginning today railway passengers with tickets via Cleveland may stop over 10 days in the city. The privilege follows a decade long crusade by the local Chamber of Commerce and the railroads.
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Associated Press
Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt urges California anti Japanese bill abandonment
President Roosevelt asks Governor Gillette to drop anti Japanese legislation. He notes the existing agreement with Japan reduces Japanese arrivals and favors peaceful means. He warns agitating lawmakers risk provoking trouble and undermining the national effort to limit Japanese immigration.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Gillette
California
Japan
United
President to Nominate John O Laughlin as Assistant Secretary
Washington January 19 The president will nominate John Callan O Laughlin of this city to be assistant secretary of state succeeding Robert Bacon who moves to secretary of state. O Laughlin is currently secretary of the Tokio exposition commission and a noted newspaper and magazine writer.
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Associated Press
Washington
John Callan O’laughlin
Robert Bacon
Cummins Elected Iowa's U S Senator
Des Moines reports Albert B. Cummins elected to a six year term in the U S Senate by a 112 to 40 vote over Democrat Claude R Porter. The legislature will meet in joint session to make a formal announcement.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Albert B. Cummins
United States Senate
Claude R. Porter
Hughes Elected United States Senator by Colorado Legislature
Denver January 19 Charles J Hughes Jr of Denver was elected United States senator by the Colorado legislature to succeed Henry M Teller He received the full Democratic party vote in both houses The legislature will meet in joint session tomorrow for a joint ballot to confirm the election
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Charles J. Hughes, Jr
United States
Colorado
Henry M. Teller
Hughes
Senators Elected in State Legislatures Across Several States
In January voting by state legislatures for U S senator the house results show Reed Smoot in Utah Boise Penrose in Pennsylvania Wesley L Jones in Washington Wm J Stone in Missouri George E B Chamberlain in Oregon and M N Johnson in North Dakota among those receiving majorities.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
House
Utah
Reed ‘Smoot
Pennsylvania
Boise Penrose
Washington
Wesley L. Jones
Missouri
Wm. J. Stone
Oregon
George EB. Chamberlain
North Dakota
M. N. Johnson
Anniversary of Gen. Robert E. Lee Observed in Augusta
In Augusta Georgia on January 19 the birthday of Gen Robert E Lee was observed as a holiday Taft spoke to students at Tubman High School in the morning and to those at Haines Industrial School for Negroes in the afternoon.
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Associated Press
Augusta
Gen
Robert_E. Lee
Taft
Tubman High School
Haines Industrail School
Canadian Parliament Sets Stage For New Session
Ottawa Ontario January 19 Canadian legislators gathered today to reopen the coming session of the parliament as ministers outlined priorities and debated initial measures for the year.
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Ottawa
Ont
Senate Advances Pay Increases and Clinton Willets Speech Referred
The Senate sets presidential salary at 100000 annually and fixes vice president and speaker at 15000 each. Chief Justice salary rises to 15000, associate justices to 4500. Rayner's libel suit inquiry is sent to judiciary. Willett speech is referred to a special committee. House passes pensions and urgent defiency bills and continues naval appropriations. Feb 14 and Feb 21 set for eulogies to Parker and Allison respectively.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Rayner
Panama Canal
Committee On Judiciary
Willett
New York
William K. Parker
South Dakota
Allison
Iowa
Local Red Cross Stamps Sell 7500 During Holidays
Local Red Cross society sold 7500 stamps during and after the holidays and will turn over 75 dollars to the national secretary. The fund supports tuberculosis education. lectures will spread across Indiana including this county with events at farmers institutes and high schools. Dr Hurty will lecture at Burnettsville on January 23.
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Red Cross Society
Indiana
Farmers’ Institutes
Hurty
Farmers’ Institute
Burnettsville
Poe Centenary Celebration Climax in Charlottesville
The Edgar Allan Poe centennial celebration in Charlottesville Virginia reached a climax as tonight addresses were delivered by Professor Barrett Wendall of Harvard. The event highlighted Poe’s literary influence and marked a significant commemoration in the city.
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Charlottesville
Barrett “Wendall
Harvard
Grand jury probes canal libel case with Taft witnesses
Washington dispatch reports the federal grand jury hearing witnesses in the United States government libel inquiry tied to the Panama canal purchase. Charles P. Taft and Douglass Robinson testified briefly. Otto Carmichael of the New York World and others faced rigorous examination.
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Douglass Robinson
Charles P. Taft
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Sinibe
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Baker
Owas
Taft
The
Western Union
Telegraph. Company
Charles B. Taft
Charles’ P. Taft
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Otto Carmichael
New York World
Canal Purchase
Albert and
Conway
Carmichael
Albert
Donna
Wahington
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