Settlement of hospital differences sparks charter amendments
Trustees and city council held a long conference at the Commercial Club and agreed to amend Reid hospital articles to enlarge the board and clarify control. They denied rumors of selling the hospital, stressed non profit purpose, and urged securing city and county support while keeping hospital property as the people’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid Hospital
Wettig
Leftmich
Englebert and
van Pien
John Nicholson
Henry W. Deuker
John &. Rupe
St. Stephen's Hospital
St. Stephen’s Hospital
Rupe
Reid
Daniel G. Reid
Rhea Reid
Mr. Reid
Soilers
Said Leill
Ain
Richmond
Corporate charter limits trustees power over trust property
The document explains that the corporation in its named capacity holds property and its trustees cannot dispose of it to defeat the trust. It notes that the articles of incorporation declare it will have and assume all rights and privileges conferred by common law, but these are subject to the stated restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Study
Wettig
Kern Returns to Campaign Trail in Indiana Tour
Democratic vice presidential candidate John W. Kern resumed campaign work in southern Indiana after pausing due to his ill son. He spoke at Greenwood Franklin Columbus Seymour and Jeffersonville as his tour began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
John W. Kern
Indiana
Greenwood
Franklin
Columbus
Seymour
Jeffersonville
New York Battlefront in Final Election Drive
With election day a week away the national campaign heads enter a sensational finish. New York is the real battleground as Taft Bryan and hundreds of speakers marshal heavy artillery for all parties to rally voters across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taft
Bryan
Mack Forecast Points to Bryan in Six More States
Norman J. Mack, chairman of the national Democratic committee, reports a Chicago telegram stating Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Utah, Oregon, and Washington are reasonably certain to vote for Bryan. He also notes the president’s letter to P. H. Grace as a move to shift focus from demands to open administration books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Press Dispatch
New York
Norman J. Mack
National Democratic Committee
Chicago
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Utah
Oregon
Washington
P. H. Grace
Binghamton
Mack
Closing Week in Indiana
Indianapolis dispatch outlines a busy closing campaign week in Indiana. Figures include William Jennings Bryan on Oct 31 with stops from Union City to Indiana Harbor then Chicago, John W. Kern on a statewide special train, Albert J. Beveridge five days of speeches, Charles W. Fairbanks four days, James E. Watson two days by train, and Thomas R. Marshall active across multiple addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Raoere
Indiana
William Jennings Bryan
Union City
Indiana Harbor
Chicago
John W. Kern
Albert J. Beveridge
Charles W. Fairbanks
James E. Watson
Thomas R. Marshall
Earlham Fans Rally After Wittenberg Defeat
A mass meeting in Parry Hall Monday aimed to gauge school spirit after the Wittenberg loss. Attendees found enthusiasm had grown stronger, with supporters urging the team onward and showing notable noise and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlham Boys
Parry’ Hall
Wittenberg
Old Game of Bluff in a Moan Meeting in Indiana
The piece critiques Republican tactics in Indiana and nationally as Democrats gain momentum. It cites money driven campaigns, alleged slander, and claims of “canards” against Tom Marshall, contrasting with advocating support for Bryan and Gore. A Richmond, Indiana rally features C. C. Feight and Frank Hering delivering speeches on confidence and the Taft ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Sullivan County
Mr. Marshall
Marshall
Republican
Claypool
Coliseum
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Richmond
T. J. Study
William Jennings Bryan
C. C. Feight
Mr. Feight
William Howard Taft
James S. Sherman
America
Judge Taft
Sherman
Congress
Taft
Feight
James E. Watson
Watson
Indiana
Frank Hering
South Bend
Mr. Hering
Notre Dame University
Hering
Bryan
Chicago
Denver
United States
Willem Jennings Bryan
Hoosier
Columbia
Tom Marshall
High School Chapel Sermons and Mosaic Overture
Chapel exercises were held at the high school yesterday morning with short talks by Miss Tallant, Principal Knouff, Mr. Horton, and Mr. Brunson. The orchestra performed The Mosaic Overture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tallant
Prin. Knouff
Horton
Brunson
Baker Petition Granted to Join Case as Plaintiff
Linneus W. Baker, once a defendant in the Ba ker suit against Sarah C. Ba ker, petitioned the circuit court to become a plaintiff after failing to appear. The court granted the petition and set aside the default against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linneus W. Baker
Lester B. Baker
Sarah C. Baker
Circuit Court
Are After Springfield
A fragment hints at efforts following Springfield, detailing unspecified actions and potential plans. The readable portion points to an ongoing push or initiative but lacks concrete specifics or outcomes.
Democratic speakers praise Roosevelt and unity for White House bid
Mr Hering lauds the “great commoner” as the greatest living American. The talk highlights a New York paper’s accusation against Roosevelt’s brother-in-law and Taft’s kin of stealing 30 million dollars. Joseph Robinson of Arkansas explains House procedures and Cannon’s power and assails James K. Watson's record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hering
New York
Roosevelt
Howard B. Robinson
Charles P. Taft
Joseph Robinson
Arkansas
Robinson
Vera Stofer Sues for Divorce Over Drunkenness Custody Sought
Vera B. Stofer filed for divorce from Carl F. Stoffer alleging habitual drunkenness. She seeks custody of their five year old son Loyd D. and asks the court to grant custody to herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera B. Stofer
Carl F. Stoffer
Loyd D
Local Birth Announcements For Three Boys
Mr. and Mrs. William McNally of 67 Railroad Street welcome a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Culbertson of 114 North Fourth Street welcome a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Terrante of 543 North Twelfth Street welcome a boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McNally
Railroad Street
Oliver Culbertson
North Fourth Street
Anthony Terrante
North Twelfth Street
Health authorities vaccinate many children and fumigate schools
Health officials vaccinated about 50 Whitewater pupils exposed to smallpox and fumigated Garfield rooms after a county scare. City Health Officer Bona orders precautionary cleaning and isolation to eradicate the disease, with Riverdale League planning a meeting to support measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewater
Garfield
Garfield School
Whitewater School
James Clay
North Twelfth Street
William Milton
North Fourteenth Street
Riverdale League
Bona
North End
Supreme Court to Hear Doney vs Laughlin Appeal
The Indiana Supreme Court will hear the brief in the case Doney against Laughlin filed Monday. The appeal challenges a special judge John L. Rupe decision in a real estate fee dispute, after prior hearings before Judge Fox, Judge Macy, and Judge Rupe who ruled for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doney
Laughlin
Indiana Supreme Court
John L. Rupe
Fox
Macy
Randolph Circuit Court
Rupe
Businessmen organize to boost North Wighth district trade
Businessmen on North Wighth and FE streets near the Pennsylvania depot have formed a group to promote the area. They plan special efforts to attract trade to the district and invigorate local business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Wighth and
FE Streets
Pennsylvania Depot
Huntington and Murray Bound for Circuit Court in Larceny Case
Earl Huntington and Snooks Murray are bound over to the circuit court on petit larceny charges for allegedly stealing a can of paint from Frank Wilson. The chickens Huntington was transporting at arrest remain unidentified and are decaying in police custody due to no cold storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Huntington
Snooks
Murray
Frank Wilson
Huntington
the Police
Court grants divorce to Mildred Reynolds in brief marriage
In circuit court Mrs Mildred Reynolds obtained a divorce from Roy Reynolds and her maiden name Mildred McDaniels was restored. She testified they wed last November and lived together until early April when he sold the furniture and abandoned her. Reynolds did not appear and the prosecutor answered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Reynolds
Roy Reynolds
Mildred McDaniels
Reynolds
Brandt Fined After Council Chamber Altercation
Erastus Brandt council member of Hagerstown was fined $10 plus costs after pleading guilty to assaulting Marshall Dixon known as Daddy in a council chamber clash last Monday night. Brandt asked Dixon to provide a receipt for road work. Dixon refused saying it was not needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erastus Brandt
Hagerstown
Mar‘shall Dixon
Daddy
Costa
Fox
Bryan Campaign Big Demonstration In New York
William J. Bryan, Democratic presidential candidate, key event staged by Tammany Hall in Manhattan. Madison Square Garden overflow crowd heard Bryan outline campaign principles amid red fires and bands. other city meetings followed as he toured Paterson Yonkers Syracuse and nearby towns in a push across New York state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J. Bryan
Tammany Hall
Manhattan Island
Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Paterson
N. J
Brooklyn
Syracuse
Empire State
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
New York State
Middle West
William Hughes
Congress
White’ House
Hughes
United States
Yonkers
Getty Square
Astor
Mrs. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Litson Divorce Suit Alleges Cruelty and Drunkenness
Mrs Agnes H Litson sues Thomas R Litson in the circuit court for divorce alleging cruel and inhuman treatment and intoxication. The defendant resides at Paris Crossing Jennings County. Case set for trial November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes
H. Litson
Thomas R. Litson
Paris Crossing
Jennings County
Rauber Fined for Drunkenness by Judge Converse
John Rauber was fined 25 dollars plus costs yesterday by Judge Converse for drunkenness. He has been arrested three times recently and is described as the postage stain man in local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rauber
Converse
Rauber
Sree
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William Rockefeller
Standard Oil
John D. Rockefeller
Kern
N. E. Mack
American Press
Dispatch
Earlham
G. P
Gore
Marshal
Waston
Grants Baker
ARE
Springfield
J. F. Fort
New Jersey
Supreme Court
the Reynolds
Brandt
Manhattan
Thos. R. Litson Sued
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