The Scout's Revenge at Park Theater Opens Week One
The Park Theater presents The Scout's Revenge a new Western melodrama by John Arthur Fraser this afternoon. The government scout battles a Texas outlaw band with a drug of romance and comedy interludes featuring Eleanor Worthington and Adolph Osler. Also concerts by the Ostendorf band led by William E. Barnes and plans to skip vocalists in favor of instrumental programs this summer season.
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Park Theater
John Arthur Fraser
Texas
Eleanor Worthington
Adolph Osler
Park
Eye
Holden Company
Ostendorf
William EB. Barnes
Fair Bank
Pasquafe Montani
Poe Wate
Summer fashion notes for Philadelphia vacationers
The Philadelphia Ledger highlights summer styles with large pale ribbon bows worn with hair dressed low at the neck. It suggests color contrasts suit complexions, noting dark rose tones for darker skin and pinks to brighten cheeks while advising knit scarves for travel.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Mademoiselle
Dutch fashion hues color summer gowns and accoutrements
The Pilgrim notes blue Delft tones through fabrics and Holland lace as key trends. It highlights a French frock style revived from mothers era, a fast wearing gown with waist and skirt gathers, and a runabout skirt edged with self-colored ribbon for a smart finish.
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Delft
Holland
Home Remedies With Hot Water Tips From New York Mall and Express
The article extols hot water applications for quick relief in ailments such as colic toothache neuralgia and croup. It also recommends hot water as a cathartic for constipation and claims rapid improvement for congestion sore throat rheumatism when used promptly and thoroughly.
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New York Mall
Farmer's Wife and Harsh Truths in Comfort
A humorous rant on domestic labor and fairness compares a farmer’s wife to a hard-working horse. It argues that wives deserve respect and fair treatment, not just chores, and quips about laws and suffrage while noting women want to help keep home and farm in order. The piece ends with a playful critique of early rising.
Skirts That Just Clear The Ground Fashion Hint
May Manton prescribes floor grazing skirts as correct for the present and upcoming season. A graceful flare about the feet suits skirt and suit materials. five gore cut fits snugly at the hips then flares freely. Sicilian mohair stitched with torticellisi described in the pattern.
Five Gore Skirt Pattern 4493 for Waists 22 to 32
Pattern 4493 offers a five gore skirt with fullness back laid in inverted plaits. Sizes cover 22 to 32 inch waists with fabric requirements varying by width and nap. Send coin or stamps with name, address, pattern number and size to Pattern Dept Indianapolis Ind. allow one week for return.
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J Indianapolis
Ind
Meridian Street Church Woman's Society Meeting Notice
Dr. T C Hood returned yesterday after three weeks vacation in the mountains of Colorado and New Mexico. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Meridian Street Church will meet at the home of Mrs. H N Rollins, 99 North Alabama Street, tomorrow August 11 at 2 30 PM. Mrs. David Koontz died yesterday afternoon at her residence 912 Bellefontaine Street after a rand a half from dropsy of the heart. The funeral will occur tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Daniel Hudson, an inmate of the Insane Hospital, died last night and his remains were placed in the care of Undertaker Kregelo until relatives in North Dakota could be contacted.
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T. C. Hood
Colorado
New Mexico
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Meridian Street
N. Rollins
North Alabama Street
David Koontz
Bellefontaine Street
Daniel Hudson
Insane Hospital
Kregelo
North Dakota
Boy Wanders from Home Found by Patrolman
Four year old Louis Canan living on Eddy street was found wandering near 431 North Senate avenue and taken to the police station. Patrolman Spearing delivered him to the matron who cared for him until his parents claimed him. He said he wandered away early in the afternoon and could not find the way home.
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Louis Canan
Eddy Street
North
Senate Avenue
Spearing
Noted Blaine joke on women college proposal
New York Press recalls a death era remark by Blaine. He joked to women rights advocates about a college for females teaching cookology sewology and motherology. He implied graduates would be cooks sewers and mothers, with a diploma and poem. The sisterhood did not take him seriously nor react angrily.
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New York Press
Blaine
Sisterhood
Stan
The Manifold Life Sermon At Tabernacle Church
Rev J Cumming Smith preached at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church on The Manifold Life. He warned against narrowing thought and urged embracing the New Testament’s fuller revelation, contrasting Solomon’s worldly view with a life of faith, beauty, and generous spirit guided by God. He urged broadened life, avoid mere materialism, and to seek God’s kingdom.
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J. Cumming Smith
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Christ
God
Jesus
Solomon
Moses
Fall Creek
Alps
Sahara Desert
Switzerland
Crown Hill
Rev C W Tinsley Preaches At Central Avenue Church
Rev C W Tinsley of Terre Haute former Fletcher Place pastor preached at Central Avenue M E Church on Obedience the Test of Discipleship. He cited John 1 7 and urged walking in the light to gain fellowship and cleansing from sin.
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C. W. Tinsley
Terre Haute
Fletcher-place M. E
Central-avenue M. E
Tinsley
John
Jesus Christ
Walking in the Light and the True Test of Discipleship
The sermon argues that obedience is the core test of discipleship and that walking in holiness defines true Christian life. It warns against seeking dramatic religious experiences and urges living to do God’s will, with faith as obedience, and love guiding all actions. It then outlines sanctification as the ongoing Christianizing process, not a single event, and explains the blood of Jesus as life in us.
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John
Christ
Jesus
Paul
Church
Moses
Church of Christ
Henry Somerset
Frances Willard
England
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Kingdom of God
Well
Samaria
Jesus Christ
Misreading Religion Critics Object To Subjective View
The passage argues against a heresy that emphasizes mysticism and subjective spirituality over practical results and Christly character. It warns this interpretation creates false impressions about religion, prioritizes internal feeling over external cooperation with God, and would hinder church unity.
Strength of Will Sermon at First Baptist Church
Rev. Cornelius Woelfking of Brooklyn preached on the strength of the inner will last night at the First Baptist Church New York and Pennsylvania streets. He described the will as the governing power of actions and the baseline of character, urging that a strong will with a well-educated conscience leads to right living and moral courage. The sermon used a palace metaphor for the soul and warned against weak will and misdirected conscience, citing Shakespeare. Woelfking also spoke in Indianapolis and will have the church vacant until the pastor’s return.
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First Baptist Church
New York
Pennsylvania
Cornelius Woelfking
Brooklyn
Woelfking
Macbeth
Indianapolis
Winona Park
Villers
Message From the Sea at Broadway M E Church
The Rev Worth M Tippy preached on A Message from the Sea linking biblical thought to the ocean. He described the Hebrew wandering to Nazareth and the sea’s influence on Jesus and literature, praising the sea as both providence and a source of nourishment and beauty guiding religious life.
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Worth M. Tippy
Broadway M. E. Church
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Palestine
David
Solomon
Mediterranean
Nazareth
Judea
Jesus
Lake of Galilee
Tyre
Sidon
Mr. Tippy
Ocean
God
Former Pastor Present Speaks at Meridian Street Church
Rev. J. E. Gilbert of Washington DC and general secretary of the American Society of Religious Education spoke at Meridian Street M E Church during a stopover, sharing remarks with local congregants.
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J. E. Gilbert
Meridian Street
M. E. Church
Washington, D. C
American Society of Religious Education
Dr Gilbert Delivers Welcome Sermon at Meridian Street Church
Dr Gilbert, former pastor of Meridian Street M E Church about fifteen years ago, unexpectedly visited Indianapolis and joined Dr J H Martins pulpit at Moore's Hill College president. He preached from Isaiah xxxiv 16 and received a cordial welcome from former congregants at the close of the service.
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Indianapolis
Meridian Street M. E
Gilbert
J. H. Martin
Moore's Hill College
Meridian-street
M. EB
Riot on Wall Street Hits Markets Hard
The Sunday Journal recalls a bear raid that battered stocks. General Young takes command of the army. Pope Pius X pushes Vatican innovations. A Maine coast naval spoof ends with a capture. Rear Admiral Melville retires as chief of steam engineering. Humbert trial begins in Paris with Mme Humbert denying guilt. The Langley airship crashes into the water during a test flight. Governor accused of offering pardon in Goebel case. Insurgents reported. a Turkish official kills a Russian decree. A bleacher collapse at Philadelphia park injures dozens, with multiple fatalities.
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Pope Pius X
Vatican
Maine
George W. Melville
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Humberts
Paris
Mme
Humbert
Langley
Caleb Powers
Taylor
Goebel
Monastir
Philadelphia
Railroad death and local incidents reported in Shelby and surrounding areas
Fort Wayne man David Fagmeyer dies after being struck by a train. Manilla resident A J Westerfield fatally injured by an emery wheel blast at a sawmill. George M Ray seeks list of delinquent tax payers in Shelby County. Miss Mary Wilson resigns as bookkeeper at Evansville Southern Hospital. Muncie kin learn of Carrie Nation reconciliation. Corydon death probe into possible poisoning of John Hirsch. Lafayette kidnapping tale of Mary Marcus declared false. Senator Fairbanks honors Hamilton County old settlers meeting with 10000 attendees. John Wilson, a Black man, accused of assault saved from lynching by Sheriff La Count.
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David Fagmeyer
Fort Wayne
A. J. Westerfield
Manilla
George M. Ray
Shelby County
Mary Wilson
Southern Insane Hospital
Evansville
Muncie
Carrie Nation
David
John Hirsch
Corydon
Mary Marcus
Sisters of St. Francis
Lafayette
Fairbanks
Hamilton County
John Wilson
Biggs
Valparaiso
Lacount
Baseball scores across leagues tumble in rapid-fire card
Scores from American League and National League show St Louis and Chicago games, New York and Washington results, and surprising Cincinnati and Milwaukee numbers. Central and American associations list Dayton, Fort Wayne, Evansville, Grand Rapids, and Kansas City totals. St Paul and Toledo also appear with varied results.
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Chicago
New York
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
South Bend
Wheeling
Marion
Terre Haute
Evansville
Grand Rapids
Dayton
Fort Wayne
Pittsburg
Cncinnati
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Brook- Samerica
Courts Record Of Several Case Assignments Of Errors
In the Miami county circuit court record assignments of errors in the Rennett vs Shirk case and related matters. The Muncie Pulp Company case lists errors, bonds, and term notices. The P. C. C. & St. L. Ry. Co. case notes assignment of errors and notice served. Miller vs Julian includes appellant brief and petition for oral argument.
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Mary H. Rennett
Milton Shirk
Miami C. C
Bond
Muncie Pulp Company
Samuel J. Martin
Jaware C. C
The
St. L. Ry. Co
Porter c. C
Henry N. Miller
William A. Julian
Cass C C. Record
Legal Opinions on Labor Rights and Corporate Actions
A compilation of early 20th century case notes covers union and nonunion rights to quit employment, street railway transfers and damages, and a Missouri ruling on a manufacturing firm buying a rival. Also noted are the transfer of title upon completion, alienation of affection damages, and Hawaiian legislation on quasi religious practices with penalties.
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Superior Court of Cooker Illinois
Chicago Legal News
Southwestern Rep
Missouri
Judge Fox
Detroit Legalews
Michigan Supreme Court
Detroit Legal News
Territory of
Hawaii
Novel Airships Vie In World Fair Aerial Contest
Three more airships enter the world fair aerial tournament for the $100,000 grand prize. W. M. Morris of Monte Vista Colorado is a contestant with a thirty foot diameter and ten foot long rigged machine built of aluminium and lacking gate bags. E. A. Kindler of Denver builds a model airship aiming for the same prize with safety features and canvas maps around the balloon for rapid deployment in emergency descent.
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Scientific American
W. M. Morris
Monte Vista
Col
E. A. Kindler
Denver
Stevens
How Failures are Predicted on Wall Street
New York Evening Post notes that failures are foretold by bank collateral stress and insider inquiries. It explains how brokers' loans and collateral needed above value reveal risk, making banks aware when a borrower overextends. The piece cites Lombard Street awareness prior to the 1890s Barings crisis.
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New York Evening Post
Wall Street
Stock Exchange Pease
Tien
Stock Exchange
House of Baring
Lombard Street
Blaming the Women in Providence Journal Commentary
A provocative Providence Journal piece argues women shape social trends by supporting the needy, labeling it a harsh yet revealing claim. The writer asserts indiscriminate charity fosters vice, framing the discussion around public morals and reform.
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