Indiana Convention Plans Sessions In April Meeting
The Indiana State Nurses Association convenes in Fort Wayne April 22 to 24 with sessions led by state officers and visiting nurses. Key programs include talks on social service nursing in Fort Wayne and a trolley trip to the Indiana School for Feeble-M minded Youth.
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Indiana Association
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana State Society of Superintendents of Training Schools
Lutheran Hospital
Hope Hospital
Ethel Chrisholm
Terre Haute
Laura Logan
Welome
Edith Willis
Vincennes
Henry IB
Perry A. Ranndall
M. Gaskill
Frances Ott
Morocco
Alica Gress
Anthony Hostel
Hope
Luttheran Hospital
L. P. Drayer
Indiana Gettysburg veterans trip commission forms
At the first meeting of the commission appointed by the recent legislature to oversee Indiana veterans’ trip to Gettysburg for the fiftieth anniversary in early July, Dr. M. D. Cox of Spencer was elected president, W. N. Pickerill of Indianapolis secretary, and David E. Beem of Spencer historian. Plans discussed to identify which Indiana veterans remain and who wish to join the anniversary trip.
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O'Neill
Indiana Commission
Indianapolis
Charles W. Fairbanks
James J. Netterville
Anderson
John Wessel, Jr
Fort Wayne
San Francisco
Indiana
Edgar A. Perkins
Indiana Federation of Labor
Charles Fox
United Mine Workers of America
Joseph Obergfell
Indiana Baptist Ministers
Franklin College
E. T. Poulson
Westing On
God
Gettysurg Commission
Gettysburg
M. D. Cox
Spencer
W. N. Pickerill
David E. Beem
J. P. Morgan Is Buried In Hartford Mausoleum
The body of J Pierpont Morgan arrived on the steamship France in New York after death in Rome. Funeral rites at St George's church were conducted by bishops from New York, Massachusetts and Connecticut. He is interred at the Cedar Hill cemetery mausoleum built for his parents.
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New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Rome
Italy
France
Mr. Morgan
Morgan Library
East Thirty-sixth Street
St. George's Church
Morgan
Carl Reiland
St. George’s
Hartford
Man Killed for Revenge in Chicago Home
George Dietz, 60, owner of a women’s tailoring shop at 143 North Wabash, was found murdered in his bedroom at 733 Aldine Ave. A heavy hammer bludgeoned him as he slept. A crumpled yellow note, crudely stenciled by the killer, spoke of a girl’s downfall, a father’s sorrows, and revenge.
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Chicago
George Dietz
North Wabash Avenues
Aldine Avenue
Father Kills 4 Children in Fitchburg Tragedy
In Fitchburg Massachusetts on Monday Ernest Moschner thirty five killed his four children ages twelve eleven eight and six then shot himself while believed to be temporarily insane from ill health. His wife found the bodies and herself unharmed upon returning from work.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Ernest Moschner
Bis
Moschner
Belgium Socialists call nationwide strike over manhood suffrage
The Belgian Socialist trade union led a dawn strike across the country with about 250000 workers laying down tools. The protest targets government inaction on manhood suffrage, with coal mines, docks, rail, glass and metal workers largely shut or partially active in districts including Brussels and Antwerp.
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Brussels
Belgian Socialist Trade Union
Socialist Committee
Antwerp
Chadepo
la Louviere
TWO AMERICAN TARS SLAIN IN MAZATLAN STREET FIGHT
From Mazatlan on the Pacific coast two United States sailors aboard the cruiser California were killed and three wounded in a street clash. Mexican police reportedly tried to arrest the sailors, with two or three officers wounded. Admiral Cowles reported Corrie and Klestow as the dead to Washington, noting recent anti-American sentiment at Pacific Mexican ports.
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Guaymas
Sonora
Mazatlan
United States
California
Admiral Cowles
Washington
William Wallace Corrie
John Chase Klestow
Cowles
Navy Department
San Diego
Pacific
Mexico
King Alfonso Escapes Anarchist Shot in Madrid
In Madrid on a Sunday afternoon King Alfonso narrowly escaped when Rafael Sanchez Allegro fired three shots. The monarch, aided by quick horsemanship and a secret service man, subdued the assailant as staff and police restrained him. The king saluted the crowd and reassured his entourage.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Barcelona
Rafael Sanchez Allegro
Calle de Alcala
Secret Service
Sassin
Spain
Victoria
Maria Christina
Page Accepted as American Ambassador to Britain
Washington reports that Britain formally accepts Walter H. Page as ambassador to the United Kingdom. Page is acceptable to Britain and his nomination will be sent to the Senate by President Wilson.
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Washington
Great Britain
Walter H. Page
Court of St. James
Page
Senate
Wilson
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Wanton
Indianapolis
William SH. Osborne
Greensboro
N. C
Internal Revenue
Frank L. Polk
New York
Customs
Pope Pius Improves as Vision Aids Spiritual Resolve
Rome reports say Pope Pius IX shows signs of improvement after a dangerous spell. Doctors note reduced chest inflammation and easier breathing while the pontiff, who slept and woke cheerful, recounted a vision of Venice and a sister who told him his work is not finished.
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Rome
Pius
Amici
Marchlafava
Venice
Grand Canal
St. Mark's
Rosa
Marchiafava
West Palm Beach Medic Lapses Into Unconsciousness
News roundup lists Henry M. Flagler near death in Florida. Turks massacre Christians on Kasteloryzo Island near Rhodes. bubonic plague feared in Santa Marta. Madame Poincare dies. Kansas fruit buds threatened by frost. Buffalo street car strike ends. Alabama farmer George Hoenig marries fourth wife in Brooklyn alderman’s chamber.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Henry M. Flagler
Standard Oil
Athens
Asia Minor
Kasteloryzo
Rhodes
Bogota
Colombia
Santa Marta
Paris
Madame Poincare
France
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Buffalo
N. Y
Brooklyn
George, Hoenig
Alabama
Aldermanis
Minenie Augusta Hall
Marti Band Opens Twenty Second Continental Congress
Washington April 15 The Marti band played the Star Spangled Banner at the opening of the twenty second congress of the year The meeting saw conservative forces backing Mrs William Cummins of New York rout the administration army and a new committee set up After the smoke cleared President and Mrs Johnson watched from the camps before the address of welcome was read and received.
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Washington
Marti
Son
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Anna Rein
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FE. J. Fogarty
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State Board of Pardons
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Dello Welty
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Alexander Huey
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Charles Morgan
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Charles H. Green
Laporte County
N. .D. Cox
J. P. Morgan
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W. H. Page
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