Seventeen Indiana Schools Condemned as insanitary by Board of Health
A statewide inquiry led by Dr. J N Flarty finds seventeen school buildings across Indiana unsafe and insanitary. Knox County sites show the worst conditions with three buildings condemned. The list includes New Bethel in Marion County and others in Madison, Hamilton, Pike, Vigo, Dubois, and more.
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Indianpolis
Indiana
J. N. Flarty
State Board
Board of Health
Knox County
New Bethel School
Marion County
Sehac J. Dustrier
Wayne Township
Toonry County
Covington
New Bethel
Press Township
Decker Township
Monroe City
Harrison Township
Pine Creek
Madison County
Washington Township
Hamilton County
Urbana
Wales County
Prairie Creek
Vico County
Jefferson Towne
Joe County
Jeffersoo Township
Putnam County
Daleville
Delaware County
Schoal
Middlebury
Clay County
Pierson Township
Vigo County
Tisiiets
Medina Township
Warren Conty
Center
Multiple Indiana towns report deaths and accidents in brief
William Lyons 71 of Harifch City died at home after tripping on stairs fracturing his skull. John Marshall, burned in St Louis, died after being removed from a vat. he had recently left a local job. In Trai mond, Charles Merryweather used a crippled condition to cow five hundred rioters at a steel works, wounding Charles Seley. In Ancerson two Hungarians jailed after assaulting George Grigor, leaving him in critical condition. In Richmond, arsenic poisoning ruled as cause in foodie White’s death. In Bloomington four hurt when scaffold collapsed at science hall. In Princeton stockholders approve bank consolidation forming American National Bank.
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Astle
William Lyons
Harifch
Air Lyons
Princton
John Marshall
Auiner
St. Louis
Marshall
Jian
Oworks
Traimond
Charles Merryweather
Charles Seley
Seley
St. Margaret's
Ancerson
Mike Jucku
Joe Tunes l
Cireut
George Grigora
Grigor
Richmond
Foodie White
Whitwater
A. J. Biswamp
White
Indiana University
Blomington
Science Hall
Asement
Pineeton
American National Bank
Citizens’ State Bank
Indiana
American Nation 1
Poultry House Plan With Padded Roof
A detailed plan for a 30 by 15 foot poultry house eight feet high at the front and six feet at the rear. It uses small dimension lumber and tar paper lining, with cat straw insulation under a netted roof. The design includes three pens, roosts, nests, dust baths, a clover rack, and weather suited openings and muslin coverings for winter drafts.
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A. A. Ziemer
Riot in Tin Plate Strike Roils Elwood
A violent riot erupts in Elwood after a fist fight between tin plate worker Charles Beach and striker Frank Bowl. Gunfire injures three. William Bailey, a worker and ex police officer, is trapped by a mob as officers escort him to safety. police expect no further violence.
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Elwood
Charles Beach
Frank Bowl
William Bailey
Bailey
Anderson
Drug Store Men Heavily Fined for Unlicensed Liquor Sales
In Noblesville circuit court Judy Vestal fined three drug store operators for selling liquor without licenses. George Morris of Atlanta pleaded guilty and paid a fine. Roscoe Barnett Turner were found guilty and fined 190 dollars, with the store barred from liquor sales for two years.
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Noblesville
Judy Vestal
George Morris
Atlanta
George Barnett
Roscoe Barnett
William Turner
Barnett
Cicero
Turner
Indiana Operators Ask UMWA Chief to End Mine Tieup
Indiana coal operators who pledged a five cent a ton wage advance to miners appeal to President Lewis of the United Mine Workers to order a return to work. They contend the Cincinnati resolution requires miners to resume work then discuss remaining questions. Indiana district head Van Itern declines to recall miners.
Store Lantern Explosion Fires Oakland City Room
After locking the store at Maron Wil bur Scott attempted to light a lantern which exploded setting fire to the room. Scott fought through the blaze with his clothing burning and was removed from the building. The store, trading place of the Muren mines near Oakland City, valued about $6000, with partial insurance coverage.
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Oakland City
Maron
Wilbur Scott
Scott
Counterfeit Dollar Paid in Fine
Justice of the peace Pleasant N Koons accepted a cash fine from a prisoner charged with intoxication and did not notice a counterfeit dollar among the payment. The note resembled an 1889 New Orleans mint silver dollar.
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Newcastle
Pleasant N. Koons
New Orleans
W. O. W. to Select Camp Site in Indiana
Gen. John T. Yates of Omaha and W. Is. Cady of South Bend were to meet Mayor Darrow to decide where a Woodmen of the World encampment of several thousand uniformed members from Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin will be held for a week in July. Laporte South Bend and Goshen seek the event.
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Laporte
John T. Yates
Omaha
Neb
W. Is. Cady
South Bend
Darrow
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Goshen
Horse Thief Convicted in Miami County Trial
Oscar Butler found guilty of stealing a valuable driving horse from Mrs. Lou Cole, the only woman member of the Miami County Horsethief Detective association, though sentence was deferred. Several others have been arrested but not yet tried.
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Peru
Oscar Butler
Lou Cole
Miami County Horsethief Detective Association
Martin Kiefner Dies After Refusing Nourishment
Washington report says Martin Kiefner a 51 year old bachelor died after refusing food and water for over four days. He suffered from a catarrhal trouble.
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Washington
Martin Kiefner
Ministers Fight Fire In Fort Wayne Area Loss Reaches 40000
Fire on Van Buren Street near the Whitley County courthouse damaged half a block of stores valued at forty thousand dollars. The blaze started from an overheated stove in the Myers building. Clergy Rev A H Sutherland and Rev J F Porterfield helped lead bucket brigades with hundreds of residents, eventually stopping the flames after hours of effort.
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Fort Wayne
Colmbia City
Whitley County
van Buren Street
Myers Building
A. H. Sutherland
Governor Marshall’s Church
J. F. Porterfield
Methodist Church
Concrete joint detailing for continuous foundations
The guide insists on minimizing joints in concrete work preferring continuous pours. If sections are needed joints should be vertical at section ends. Forms built in sections create grooves to key successive wall sections, using a wedged 2 by 4 timber to form and align joints, then filled with concrete to bond sections.
Milking cow population and value rise in the United States
The U S government reports 21 801 000 milch cows up by 1 000 from last year with rising per head values. Prices per cow range from 32 56 in 1909 to 35 79 in 1910 while total cow valuation reaches 780 308 000. Nevada has the smallest herd at 19 000 while New Jersey records the highest value per head at 347 50.
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United States
New York
Iowa
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Texas
Minnesota
Nevada
New Jersey
Kansas College Aims 100000 Hog Cholera Serum Doses
The Kansas Agricultural College plans to produce at least 100000 doses of hog cholera serum next year to boost the Kansas hog crop value.
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Kansas Agricultural College
Kansas
Poultry in France Market Sells Carcass Parts
In France shoppers can buy various parts of poultry at markets including legs wings hearts or any desired portion. The article notes flexibility in selecting cuts and emphasizes the availability of different carcass parts for sale.
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France
Paradox Manager Says Show Went Poorly
The manager notes the drinking song flopped tonight as the stage director confirms the tenor had been drinking.
Treatment for Lump Jaw in Cattle
Dr. David Roberts notes lump jaw stems from a fungal infection in feed and can affect throat glands or head bones. Do not keep affected animals in a herd. treat or cull. Early opening and washing with antiseptic solution plus toning can save the animal and protect the herd.
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David Roberts
Free wall stencil offer to improve farm home interiors
The article argues country homes can be more attractive and up to date. It promotes free wall stencil designs and color guidelines, plus decorative architect guidance, available to readers without charge to help plan, color, and execute interior decorating.
Irish Characters in Shakespeare Debate
An Englishman and an Irishman argued Shakespeare’s Irish presence. The Irishman cites Miss OPhelin and Corry OLanus as examples while noting Hamlet’s friend observing the scene and quipping about Pat during prayer.
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Miss O’phelin
Corry O’lanus
Hamlet
Springfield Republican
As a Matter of Fact Expression Advice in Dialogue
A candid friend notes the speaker uses the phrase As a matter of fact too often. The speaker acknowledges and vows to avoid it in future conversation.
Halls Catarrh Cure Claim and Offer
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as a universal cure for catarrh with a $100 reward for any failure. The notice promotes internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces and invites testimonials. Address F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Also sells Hell's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hail
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
All Druggists, Co
Hell's Family
Preferences in marriage from a Cleveland Leader quip
A brief quoted exchange contrasts two marriage prospects a rich bachelor and a rich widower. Joy chooses the widower, predicting he will yield without effort, reflecting a satirical take in the Cleveland Leader.
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Maye
Cleveland
Moonlight at the Arctic Night Six Months of Sunless Dark
The article notes prolonged moonlight persisting at the north pole during the six months when the sun is absent. The phenomenon highlights extended twilight conditions and unique polar cycles.
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North Pole
Pity the Poor Cowboy quoted by Dr Harvey Wiley
In Washington a dinner speaker on meat boycott and cold storage argues that modern life appears to favor preserved foods but is not a real trend. He cites the cowboy who long ago sent the same order of staples such as milk butter and cake, imagining life in the sagebrush.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Washington
Wiles
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
O Those Tears marriage mischief in gossip hissing
In a witty salon exchange two flirtatious sisters tease a destined match with Mr Grimson. One recalls a prior engagement and a tearful split, the other retorts he wept tears of joy when plans shifted.
Automobile repairers consent to part payment
A Cleveland Leader quotation notes a car owner asked if the repairer caused embarrassment by charges. The owner replies no, the repairer agreed to take the car as part payment.
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Cleveland
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State Board of Health
J. O. Hurty
Tate News
Chickin Door
Western
Canada
Senator Dc
Ta Caner
Emierai da Wiil
Senate
Jow
Landben
Enulis
Uead
Et Farim
Hmemopes
Bouu
Ottawa
Can
Js.crawford
Kansas City
C.J. Broughton
Merchants Loan & Trust Building
Chicago
Edward A. Marx
Albany, N.Y
Arbasorbine, JR
Wo Young
Temple S
Springfield
Hass
Hay
Daniruff
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
U. S. AL
R G. Contrell
O3d St
Chase's Blood & Roof
Brost
Philadelphia
E. i. Owex
Washington, D.C
ST. Louis, NO
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