Licensed to Wed in Madison and Local Notices
Madison reports Caleb A. Neal to Edna M. Harkina wedlock licensed, plus【Mary I. Wallace】 visits Indianapolis and others travel for funerals, illness, and family events. Verbal weather hints at lingering winter. community notices include clergy call to Manville Church, a cyclone damage recap, and long-serving pastor Rev J W Lanham’s upcoming preaching engagement.
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Caleb A. Neal
Edna M. Harkina
Mary I. Wallace
Indianapolis
J. W. Lanham
Manville
Har kins and Neal Bride Toast in Quiet Home Wedding
Miss Edna Harkins and Mr. Caleb Neal wed in a 2 p m ceremony at the bride’s parents home in the Wirt neighborhood with Rev M R Scott officiating. The couple, both from local farms, plan to reside nearby. Herald extends best wishes for a long happy life.
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Edna Harkins
Caleb Neal
Wirt
Richard Harkins
M.R. Scott
Holton
Ind
Samuel Neal
the Herald
Madison
Madison King's Daughters plan hospital fund drive report
The Ways and Means Committee reports on a new twenty bed King’s Daughters Hospital for Madison. It outlines raising $20,000 and suggests three fundraising committees and an executive slate led by Marcus Sulzer Edward Powell and Joseph Cravens as the initial leaders.
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E. E. Scott
King’s Daughters Finance Committee
Commercial Club
King’s Daughter's Hospital
Ways
General Finance Committee
Indianapolis
Curtis Marshall
John W. Tevis
RF. Stanton
Madison
Kings Daughters
Special Committee
Apy
Marcus R Sulzer
Edward E. Powell
Jos. M Cravens
Real estate transfers listed in Lancaster and Hanover townships
Ira P. Riedel transfers 40 acres in Lancaster township to Carrie B. Norton for private consideration. Clara B. Pangborn and others transfer property in Dupont to Laura G. Reynolds for private consideration. Joseph Leonhard and wife sell 64 acres in Hanover township to Frank O. Morris for $2,000.
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Ira P. Riedel
Carrie B. Norton
Lancaster Township
Clara B. Pangborn
Court News Roundup of Guardianship and Appraisal Actions
Court notices include Cordrey vs Cordrey with partition and guardian ad litem for infant, appraisal and sale commissions, and Bank of Lockport Ky accounting suit against Leonard Kelly. Grand Jury adjourned after examining 71 witnesses with zero indictments. Albert Holwager of Lancaster township in city on business. Queen Mary spends $4,000 yearly on dresses.
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John S. Cordrey
Robert L. Cordrey
H. J. Zearing
John F. Hammel
Peter Metzger
S. E. Leland
Bank of Lockport
Albert Holwager
Lancaster Township
Queen Mary
Who's Who in the New Wilson Cabinet
The article outlines William Jennings Bryan and William Gibbs McAdoo among others as figures linked to President Wilson’s cabinet. It traces Bryan’s political rise from Nebraska to multiple presidential campaigns and his 1900 nomination, plus McAdoo’s roles in the Hudson tunnel project and New York politics. It also mentions Lindley M. Garrison, James Clark McReynolds, and Franklin Knight Lane, detailing their backgrounds, careers, and family ties as potential cabinet picks.
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William Jennings Bryan
Baltimore
Bryan
Nebraska
John M. Thurston
Omaha World- Herald
Hhe
McKinley
New York
Denver
William Howard Taft
Taft
Mr. Bryan
Salem
Ill
Illinois College
Jacksonville
Union College of Law
Lincoln, Neb
Mary Elizabeth Baird
Perry, N
William Gibbs McAdoo
Democratic National Committee
William F. McCombs
Hudson Tunnels
McAdoo
Marietta
University of Tennessee
United States Circuit Court
Chattanooga
Tenn
William McAdoo
Navy
Cleveland
Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company
Lindley M. Garrison
Wilson
New Jersey
Garrison
Mr. Garrison
Camden
N. J
Joseph F. Garrison
Exeter Preparatory School
Harvard
Redding, Jones & Carson
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Garrison, McManus
Magte
Pitney
Charles G. Garrison
Supreme Court of New Jersey
William Cox Redfield
Brooklyn
Redfield
Albany
Pittsfield
Mass
Swanstrom
City Club
Crescent Club
Democratic and Independence League
Cabinet appointments and biographical notes in 1913 era
The item lists cabinet positions and notable biographical details for figures such as William J. Bryan, William G. McAdoo, James C. McReynolds, and Josephus Daniels. It covers their roles as secretary of state treasury attorney general commerce interior postmaster general labor agriculture war navy and related affiliations and a 1895 marriage of Franklin K. Lane to Helen Beall with Daniels' background from North Carolina and Raleigh journalism.
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Daniela
North Carolina
Department of the Interior
Foclela Ams
Rewa
Wim
Tantela
Addie N Reagley
W. Orl Itagley
Raleigh, N.C
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
William G. McAdoo
New York
the Treasury
James C. McReynolds
Tennessee
William C. Redfield
Commerce
Franklin K. Lane
California
the Interior
Albert
Burleson
Texas
William B. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Labor
David F. Houston
Missouri
Agriculture
Lindley M. Garrison
New Jersey
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
Mr. Daniels
News and Observer
Raleigh
N.C
Washington, N. C
N. C
Wilson Advance
Raleigh State Chronicle
Typhoid Mastered in American Army
Reported by Major FE F Russell of the army medical corps at the Harvey society on the notable success of anti typhoid vaccination in the U S Army. In 1912 with 58 000 soldiers only fifteen typhoid cases and two deaths occurred after compulsory inoculation.
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New York
United States
FE. F. Russell
Army Medical Corps
Harvey Society
Academy of Medicine
Jacksonville
Russell
Humphreys Home Medicine Catalog Ad From New York
An 19th century advertisement lists Humphreys Home Medicine Co offerings for fevers inflammations coughs colds and a range of ailments with prices per item. It markets a medical book and mentions delivery by druggists or direct sale from William and Ann Streets New York.
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Pries
Humphreys Homer
Medicine CO
Hanover College Literary Society Officers Named for Spring Term
Hanover Indiana March 20 The two men's literary societies at Hanover College have elected officers for the spring term Union President Coulter Montgomery of Hanover Vice President B Wallace Lewis Indianapolis Secretary S A Tate Paria Ill Treasurer Elmer Cravens Line ton Censor Robert Yonker Madison First Consul Forl T Swan Madison Second Consul Irwin Brashear Bighton Col Third Consul Kenneth Montgomery Hanover Doorkeeper Merrill Montgomery Seymour Assistant Doorkeeper Leslie Pitts Bedford Hilalathean President Albert Watts Hanover Vice President Paul Gordon Hanover Secretary Leonard L Huber Wabash Treasurer Harry Iddings Hanover First Critic John L Carlisle Madison Second Critic Robert J Millin Censor Forest Hearn Hanover Doorkeeper Buford Butcher Patriot Assistant Doorkeeper Stanley Garrett Nanking China
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Hanover
Ind
Hanover College
Coulter, Montgomery
B. Wallace Lewis
Indianapolis
S. A. Tate
Paria, Ill
Irwin Brashear
Bighton
Col
Kenneth Montgomery
Merrill Montgomery
Seymour
Leslie Pitts
Bedford
Man Nearly Fatally Scorched by Hot Water Bottles
In South Bend Indiana on March 20 John Destis survived gas fumes but endured near fatal burns from hot water bottles applied without proper covering by amateur nurses. Dr Ovonbarandy ordered regular applications but ignorance led to scorching on bare skin. He remains in serious condition as a result of the double misfortune.
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South Bend
Ind
John Destis
Ovonbarandy
Desit
Aged Woman Dies From Burns in Washington Home
Mrs William Seneff aged eighty three died in Washington Indiana from burns after her clothing caught fire from a pipe she had been smoking She fell asleep in a chair and the pipe fell from her hand igniting her dress A husband and three children survive her
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Teresa Henry
Fulton
Indianapolis
Alex
Dix Henry
George Guenther
William Weber
Chicago
Sarah Hohn
Cragmont
Vail
Terre Haute
Thomas Moore
Connereville
Schneider
Washington,Ind
William Seneff
The Choice of a Husband and a Boston School Principal Suit
An advertising blurb touts Dr sonlexi Life for women improving strength complexion and mood. Separately, a Boston school principal faces a lawsuit for slapping a pupil’s ear as part of a disciplinary incident.
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Boston
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Hartford, Mich
Catherine Pollock
Kokomo
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Eastwood
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Mayme Sappington
Crosswell
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John Fout
Mulberry Street
John
Harkins
Neal
Outlook
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Court News
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Pla
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David Franklin Houston
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Washington University
St Louis
South
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Soc
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Taline University
University of Wisconsin
Houston
Sreirtantire
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Franklin Knight Lane
Interstate Commerce Completion
Mr Lane
Prince Forward
Isnland
Irds
Dees
San Frinton
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Lane
Corporation Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hephineaales
Dave
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Wacoma
Albert Sidney Burleson
Albert Bidney
Hove
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Wil Reon
Ran Mares
Texo
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Haylor
William Bauchop Wilson
William Pooichop Wilson
Pennsylva- Mia Trafiken
United Mine Workers of America
Tle Tastean
Arnot
Troga Courts
Datocro
White
Mine Workers of America
Biesstburg
Pal
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American Press Association
Southern Educational Board
John F. Slater Fund
Texas State Historical Society
American Economics Association and Club
Helen Beall
Austin
Tex
Humphreys
Indiana
of Hanover College
Elmer Cravens
Robert Yonker
Mad
Forl T. Swan
Hilalathean
Albert Watts
Han
Paul Gordon
Leonard L. Huber
Wabash
Harry Iddings
John L. Carlisle
Robert J. Millin
Censor
Forest Hearn
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Patriot
Stanley Garritt
Nanking
China
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