Indiana Horticultural Society Ends Summer Meeting
The Indiana Horticultural Society closed its summer session in Centerville after drawing 300+ growers. Prizes were awarded for gladioluses, fruits, and bouquets, with winners including BE. V. Teas, Mrs. W. B. Flick, and Clayborn King. The next meeting will be in Indianapolis for the winter show and officer elections. The report also notes typhoid warnings and vaccination efforts statewide as cases rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Indiana Horticultural Society
Centerville
Indianapolis
Indianapplis
J. J. Milhouse
Valley Mills
Indiana
G. T. Blue
A. M. Fox
BE. V. Teas
W. B. Flick
E. B. Medearis
J. C. Sligelman
W. J. Ritterschamp
Clayborn King
Howard F. Hittley
Governor Names Delegates to Indiana for American Prison Association
Governor Ralston appoints Indiana delegates for the forty third annual congress of the American Prison Association to be held in Indianapolis from October 11 to 16. The list includes John B. Stoll South Bend Herbert R. Roffell Knox Patrick O'Brien South Bend Edward J. Fogarty Michigan City Alvin Padgett Washington J. H. Weathers New Albany and many others across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
The
American Prison Association
Ralston
Indianapolis
John B. Stoll
South Bend
Herbert R. Roffell
Knox
Patrick O'Brien
Edward J. Fogarty
Michigan City
Alvin Padgett
Washington
J. H. Weathers
New Albany
David ©. Peyton
Jeffersonyile
Harry T. Schloss
Terre Haute
Wallace R. Campbell
Anderson
Kenosha Sessions
A. R. 18
W. J. McKee
Alice W. Poynter
Sullivan
Frances Beadle
Lafayette
Harry 3B. Darling
Laporte
Albert D. Thomas
Crawfordsville
Timothy Nicholson
Richmond
3. BE. Smith
Charles HE
Shively
George A. H. Shideler
Marion
George W. Webster, Jr
Charles P. Emerson
Willis Hickam
Spencer
W. H. Hart
W. L
Bryan
Bloomington
W. H. Stone
W. W. Parsons
W. H. Hickhorn
Bluffton
J. W. Eggeman
Fort Wayne
John W. Spencer
Evansville
Walter A. Funk
Charles M. Fortune
W. H. Parr
Lebanon
Joseph Combs
Frankfort
Alonzo Blair
Shelbyville
Col
Winfield T. Durbin
J. J. Netterville
Thomas B. Orr
D. J. Crittenberger
C. M. Kimbrough
Muncie
John A. Hibberd
J. Frank Hanly
John D McDonald
W. C. van Aradell
Thomas M. Honan
Edwin Carr
John G. Willams
L. P. Newby
Knightstown
James A. Collins
Co. S. Batt
J. Frank Mungovan
G. A. Farnbaugh
Phil C. Gould
Charley Harley
Delphi
W. D. Allison
J. F. McClure
R. B. van Kleinsmid
Jeffersonville
Guy C. Hanna
Elizabeth Candler
Julian Smith
A. G. Weatherly
W. Bent Wilson
John Cavanaugh
Notre Dame
W. A. Mills
Hanover
George R. Grose
Greencastle
Robert L. Kelley
H. I. King
Moores Hill
B. A. Hanley
Franklin
George L. Mackintosh
W. A. Wirt
Gary
L. B. Kelley
Montpelier
Harry A. Buerk
T. F. Fitzgibbon
Columbus
C. C. North
J. W. Putnam
Irvington
Harlow Lindley
W. T. Ellis
Thomas EB. Ellison
William P. Cooper
S. M. Foster
George A. Ball
Mord Carter
Plainfield
Sol Esarey
Elmer Jones
M. M. Feurlicht
W.C. Ball
Sydney B. Davis
E. H. Inglehart
Jesse G. White
A. H. Kruse
Vincennes
Frank Hostetler
Peru
Warren J. Butler
Logansport
W. J. Edgin
J. W. Comfort
Harry Nice
W. R. Farmer
Rvansville
G. E. Bennett
Daisy Barr
C. B. Stuart
B. W. Shirk
Thomas Taggart
F. E. Lumley
W. Haynes
Portland
Isabelle Somerville
Eva P. McLelland
Madison
Susanna Pray
J. H. Walker
Katrina Meyer
J. G. Collicott
R. A. Ogg
M. C. Benham
Lex J. Kirkpatrick
Bush Plans for State Fair Entries Surge Across States
Secretary Charles Downing manages heavy clerical work at Indiana state fair entry office as August 23 postmarks accepted. About 350 light harness and saddle horses expected in night shows from Kentucky Ohio Indiana Illinois Missouri and two Canadian stables. Many new horses and most Indianapolis fancy horses to appear during the fair week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Downing
Doctor Downing
Hstsa
Downing
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Canada
Indianapolis
Bankers Win Point Over Currency Plan In Congress
Senator Owens endorses reducing bank reserves as banks press for fewer reserves and city reserve holdings. Democratic members expect to pass the currency bill in the House with little change while Senate hearings seek banker input. Leading bankers differ on loan impact, driving urged open hearings to build support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
House
Senate
Congress
Owen
Senate Currency Committee
Senate Committee
Indictment Demands Tammany Leaders Amid Sulzer Strife
Albany reports an unsettled push for indicting Charles F Murphy Aaron Levy and James Frawley as district attorneys seek charges tied to Sulzer impeachment amid factional falls and threats over renomination. Governor Sulzer denies responsibility for the report and aides dispute criminal probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Stilwell
Sing Sing
Sulzer
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Aaron J. Levy
Assembly
James
Frawley
Levy
James C. Garrison
New York
Ross Murphy
Tammany
Thaw Becomes His Own Press Agent in Jail Breach
Harry K. Thaw reconciled with Canadian lawyers over publicity as he awaits arraignment in Sherbrooke on a writ of habeas corpus. He says he faced the death chair twice and may be deported to Vermont after immigration custody, requesting a list of Vermont newspapers for statements. Governor La Force notes possible security steps to prevent escape.
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Sherbrooke
Que
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
Thaw
Vermont
la Force
Deaths and incidents in brief across cities
Chicago reports a painter Henry Korthagen leaped from the Masonic temple roof hitting the sidewalk on State street, narrowly missing pedestrians. San Francisco notes the destruction of perishable parts of Jack London’s new stone castle on his ranch near Glen Ellen. Yarmouth reports postponement of the hydroaeroplane flight around Great Britain due to bad weather. Indianapolis officials say almost 300 Interurban workers are on strike though companies put the figure between 50 and 60. no trouble observed. Philadelphia records the death of Frank L Red Donahue at 41 after a long illness. he signed with the St Louis Nationals in 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Masonic Temple
Henry Korthagen
State Street
San Francisco
Jack London
New Stone Castle
Glenellen
Sonoma County
Yarmouth
Eng
Great Britain
Southampton
Indianapolis
Ind
Philadelphia
Frank L
Red”) Donahue
St. Laws Nationals
Men dynamite Negro stores in Georgia assault
Fifty armed white men attacked a Negro settlement in Mitchell near Moultrie on August 25. They dynamited two brick stores and a two story frame building and fought for over an hour. Casualties were unknown as investigators work to count the dead and wounded. The raid followed an attack on a white boy, John Davis, by a local Black merchant.
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Moultrie
Mitchell
John Davis
Mulhall Alleges McDermott Tipped Him on Labor Legislation
Former National Association of Manufacturers lobbyist Mulhall testifies that Representative McDermott warned him to watch for an eight hour labor amendment in 1910. I N McMichael carried the warning. Mills of Racine confirms Mulhall’s claim that $500 was advanced to the estate of James E Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McDermott
Mllnois
National Association of Manufacturers
Mulhall
Association
House
I. N. McMichael
H. E. Mills
Racine
Wis
Tariff Commission
Martin M. Mulhall
James E. Watson
Indiana
New Tariff Law By September 16 Predicted
Washington says Senator Simmons of the Senate Finance Committee believes the tariff bill can be completed by September 5 and signed into law by September 16 after conference. He warns only an unforeseen delay in debate could block the timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Simmons
Senate Financy Committee
Conference
Wilson
Lind Ends Mission as Lind Says He Is Not Sneaking Away
President Wilsons envoy John Lind has ended his Mexico mission and left for Vera Cruz amid uncertainty over diplomatic negotiations. Officials say the American embassy may close while General Huerta and other leaders figure in possible power shifts. A separate report notes the murder of two foreign-linked men on Eduardo Iturbide ranch and the capture of rebel leader Candido Navarro in San Luis Potosi. The Elgin Butterine plant at Elgin burned shortly after purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Wilson
John Lind
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Lind
Gamboa
William Bayard Hale
General Trevino
Huerta
Felix Diaz
Japan
Mr. Lind
Mr. Gamboa
Washington
Huer Morro Castle
United States
Minister Gamboa
Foreign Relations Department
Latin America
South American
Eric von Thaden
Arthur Lawton
Eduardo Iturbide
Michoacan
Lawton
Zelia Nuttell
San Francisco
Candido Navarro
San Luis Potosi
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Capital City
APPLE
State Board of Health
State Board
W. F. King
Bush
Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Mount Clemens
Bankers
Owens
Tammany Conspiracy
Governor’s Counsel
Murphy
Pittsburgh
Jerome
NEGRO
Darkey Settlement
Watson
H. &. Mills
Bill
Calle
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