Graduates Honored at Valparaiso Normal College Exercises
The Valparaiso Normal College held its graduating exercises in Belock auditorium with Dr. G R Glenn delivering the address and H B Brown conferring degrees. The Scientific Class lists graduates from multiple states including Missouri Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois with numerous names across many clusters and certificates for postgrad and teachers courses.
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Indianapolis Journal
Valparaiso
Ind
Valparaiso Normal College
Belock
G. R. Glenn
State of Georgia
H. B. Brown
Mary Althouse
Cameron
Samuel H. Baker
Rhodes
Blaine
Wis
Peter Cavaney
Silver City
Ida
Walter W. Chenoweth
Jamesport
Mary Elizabeth Cook
Burlington
J. Late Coulson
Jerome
Ralph Don
Cream
Minn
Rhoda Davis
Irfield
J. Herbert DeVine
Seneca
Willett A. Deyo
Canova
Gottliebens
Reynolds
Huldah V. Erlegon
Mount Hammill
Thomas C. Evans
Peotone
Rose Forrey
Boynie Fla
William Friesieben
Savnentin
Kate Elvira Gibson
Conneaut
Bertha Gratzow
Laporte
Katie M . St
Rising Sun
R. R. Quillen
J. B. Rasmusen
Norway
John 8. Rogers
Edwardsport
W. Hugh Roper
Scotch Ridge
Ivy May Warren
Jerome Blaine Shepard
Sulphur
I. T
Nellie Bhuey
George O. Smith
Depue
Ill
Walter H. Smith
Idavilie
Mabel Southwick
Passeville
Mich
Charles Burke Spears
K. In
Winsted J. Stebbins
Fuairmount
N. D
Vira M. Stephens
Perry
Alfred G. Sundell
Bradyville
Oscar E. Swanson
Potomac
Walter L. Talscott
Harles G. Taylor
Graham
Leetthew van Eten
Coopersville
Florence Bandeen
Vandergrift
Clara Barbara Eichorn
Marshalltown
Sara Barbara Eichorn
Betty Johnston
Elizabethtown
Dessie Kemp
Chicago
Miller
Hammond
Anna Baer
South Bend
Bessie Webb
Lean
Etta Zimmerman
Beaver
Laverne Sting
Sugar Grove
Grey
Harry F. Kay
Saxton
P.a. Landis
Gread
James J. Moore
Edward McDonald
Hardin
J. Irvin Morningstar
B. Senour
Irvington
William
Switzer
Frank M. Bear
Mi Ind
Margaret Butler
Dunnham
Spring Valley
M. Zell Guthrie
Pierre
Mayne Peasy
Jone H Sonese Kitchey
Myrnae M. Lawler
Weer
Elizabeth
Livingston
Thom- Til
Aida Northrop
Hope
Raymond
Augusta Atentoen
Palmer
William Edward Leopold
Charles Calvin Cowfer
Leton
Clyde Eastman Crane
St. Louis
Oliver Lee Crow
Blue Mound
Chester Jackson Crowl
Elysburg
Murphy Cummins
Sullivan
Denton
Winslow
Irt
Harry Dietrich
Versailles
Isaac C. Lind
Wash
James Edmondon
Hartsville
Emmett Eugene
West Lima
William Harvey Fitch
Louie W. Frentzer
Louis
Alexander Germain
Somerset
Andrew FP. Hawkins
Halbert R. Hayes
Albany
Henry House
Westfield
William de Denver
James Gordon Kings
Cavalier
Norman Emmert i Annawan
Milton George
Questioning a Friend on Grape-Nuts Effects on Strength
Reading fragment suggests claim that using Grape-Nuts for weeks increases physical and mental strength. It asserts the brain works clearer when the body is rebuilt with this food and links to natural nourishment. The text promotes the product and urges continued use for definite results.
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Bethe Tod
Alumni Banquet Honors Wide Roster at College Auditorium
The alumni association met at the college auditorium tonight followed by a banquet. John E. F. Roessler acted as toastmaster with toasts from J. C. Adams Porter County Minnie Marquart A. A. Hughart Mrs Alma Miller Edward McDonald and others.
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Charles Loctos Morris
Carson
John Rapineh Murphy
Portland
Ore
Reosene Murphy
Greentown
Ind
Roy O McCorn
Monon
Asa Benton McDaniel
John Daniel McLeod
Lightfoot
Tenn
Bert Ross Parker
Oakland
Charlies Hieury Phillipe
Williamstown
Retta Pocock
Argos
Edward Cecil Reynolds
Jacksonville
Victor Reusesau
French Lake
Minn
Harvey Aurich Sagverman
Crown Point
Karl Everett Sehneerer
Norwalk
Vance Irvin Shellman
Gratis
George Edward Small
Sheridan
Wyo
Victor Critchet
Smith
New Cartlisle
Maye Eldred Stanford
Titusville
George Vincent
J. C. Adams
Peotone
H. Wood
Valparaiso
Minnie Marquart
Chicago
A. A. Hughart
Porter County
Alma Miller
Copeke
Edward McDonald
Calhoun
Ship Pathfinder Details and Measurements
Helen M. Smith daughter of K Smyth treasurer of the building company. Pathfinder is 321 feet long forty four feet eleven inches beam and thirty five feet depth of hold. She will have a tonnage of ae tons and a speed of eleven knots per oar.
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Helen M. Smith
K. Smyth
Pathfinder
Test of Caldas Serum in Yellow Fever Fight
In Havana on August 14 the yellow fever commission will use eight infected mosquitoes to test Dr. Caldas serum. Two immune volunteers will be bitten by two mosquitoes each, while four nonimmune subjects receive two bites apiece, all mosquitoes having previously bitten a yellow fever patient.
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Havana
Caldas
Ber-lin
Yellow Fever Commission
Suit Against Insanity Trust Claims Conspiracy
John Mros sues J B Young J F Benham L F Hicks William S Lockman Elizabeth Cronon Harry Jacobs C M Clayton M D Callane W H Huston alleging a conspiracy by City Dispensary staff to declare him insane via a commission to obtain fees and send insolvent patients to the insane hospital. He seeks 15000 damages and cases against the defendants in Superior Court and Circuit Court.
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Insanity Trust
Trust
John Ross Asane
John Mros
John Ross
J. B. Young
J. F. Benham
L. F. Hicks
William 8. Lock
Mros
William 8. Lockman
Center Township
Sensation at Manila Critics Rally Against U S Government
A pamphlet attacking the United States Philippine commission, signed by the Centralo-Catholico, circulates in Manila. The commission denies links to the piece, claiming it aims to incite a local uproar. It calls Taft and the civil government “rickety brawlers” and accuses them of waging war against God. An insurgent captain and eighteen men of Maivar’s forces surrendered yesterday.
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Manila
United States Philippine Commission
Centralo-Catholico
Taft
United States
Maivar
Laws Made for Typos L Subordinate Union Article
The Birmingham convention of the International Typographical Union adjourned with amendments to appeal procedures and salaries debated. Cincinnati was chosen for the 1902 meeting site amid discussions on military membership and district unions. Separately, clashes at Fraser Chalmers Mant saw nonunion workers replacing strikers in Chicago, with new suspender workers unionizing nearby. The New York suit blocked garment industry picketing, while Wilkesbarre strikers returned to work pending Hazelton convention. A civil suit against county officials followed a brickmakers assault in Roseville, Ohio.
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Birmingham
Ala
International Typographical Union
Lynch
Laws Committee
Delegate Cutting
Boston
National Guard
Nichols
Baltimore
Friends of Labor
Cincinnati
Fort Worth
Chicago
Fraser & Chalmers
New York
Supreme Court
O'Gorman
Finkelstein & Magget
Clothing Manufacturers
United Garment Workers of America
Henry White
Pants Makers’ Union
Jacket Makers’ Union
Wilkesbarre
Woodward
Lackawanna Company
United Mine Workers
Hazelton
Chaffee's Mortuary Report Details Philippine Casualties
General Chaffee reports July 5 casualties from Luzon and other islands including multiple names and units. Notable deaths listed include Rigsby, Harley, Krause, Whalen, Quinn, Sparks, Holley, Seymour, Hess, Gleason, Phillips, Powers, Kowalski, McGovern, and Shoemaker among various infantry, cavalry, and support units. Also listed are malaria, variola, typhoid, tuberculosis, pneumonia, diarrhea, and other causes with locations such as Luzon, Panay, Leyte, Cebu, and Negros noted.
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Washington
General Chaffee
Lu Speenemvent
Tulampoc
Luzon
William A. Rigsby
Thirty
Lucban
Joseph T. Harley
First Cavalry
Santa Cruz
Calvite
Thomas H. Matias
James R. White
Fourth Infantry
Bohol Island
Albert CC. Krause
Nineteenth Infantry
Gen. Chaffee
Lawrence Whalen
Third Cavalry
Santa Maria
William A. Quinn
Twentieth Infantry
Narvacan
Frank Sparks
First Infantry
Santa Mesa
Sylvester
Holley
Twentyfourth Infantry
Variola
William H. Seymour
Fifth Infantry
Vigan
James W. Hess
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Iriza
Henry Gleason
Twenty-sixth Infanty
Candon
Charles H. Airey
Nurvacan
John F. Shoemaker
Comny H
Argao
Cebu
William E. King
Thirty-eighth Infantry
San Jose de Buena Vista
Panay
Perry Harris
Ninth Cavalry
Charles F. Durnin
Comny M
Santa Mesaospital
Homer H. Hendricks
Tenth Infantry
Gagayan de Misape Ato
Remia — Monroe Carroll
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Cabatgan Luzon
John Davis
Zanesville Private Pleads for Commutation in Philippines
Surgeon General Brush on Governor Nash’s staff appeals to President McKinley to commute the sentence of Phineas Foutz of Zanesville a private in the Nineteenth United States Infantry awaiting execution by court martial at Cebu Vizaga for killing Genevieve Torres a Filipino girl he loved but whom she refused to marry Foutz served in Company L Tenth Ohio Volunteers in the Spanish American war and his comrades petition for commutation.
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Zanesville
Brush
Nash
McKinley
Phineas Foutz
Nineteenth
United States Infantry
Cebu
Vizaga
Islands
Genevieve Torres
Foutz
Tenth
Ohio Volunteers
Reme Court Briefs and Appellate Notices Summary
A compilation of court brief notices and appellate motions including assignments of errors, notices, and briefs from REME COURT and Delaware County Court, featuring cases such as Barnes vs Barnes and Krohn vs Anderson. Also includes client filings: Duckwall vs Williams and Kirkpatrick Construction Co. vs Central Electric Co. with related bond notes.
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Reme Court
William J. Barnes
Jennie B. Barnes
Porter C. C
John S. Krohn
Felix P. Anderson
Delaware C. C. Appellees
Joseph F. Duckwall
John Williams
Delaware C. C. Appellee
Kirkpatrick Construction Company
Central Electric Company
Hancock C. C
Bond
Brazilian Crown Denies Monarchist Offer To Relinquish Rights
Prof Carlos Lact a leading Brazilian monarchist here publishes a letter denying Prince August of Saxe Coburg and Gotha sent a communication offering to relinquish his rights to the Brazilian crown for 1590 pounds. He claims Rosas and Blamiño cannot repair damages except under a British monarchy and asserts Victoria must remain here with Princess Isabel. The piece cites Herald Rio Janeiro coverage and references the Argentine figure Rosax.
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New York
Carlos Lact
Brasil
Prince August of
Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
Republic
Rio Janeiro
Lach
Hragil
Rosas Ami Gasman Blanco
Brigitlan Vicorm
Victoria
Lee
Isabel
Leete
Butchers Strike at Cudahy Packing House in Wichita
In Wichita on August 1 thirty five butchers walked out at the Cudahy packing house after management complained receipts did not justify a full day. Their positions were filled by workers from other departments of the company.
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John Blue
Central Labor Union
Union Manufacturing Company
Delaware Street
Wichita
Kan
Cudahy
Strike Hit Two Cincinnati Carriage Firms
Two hundred workers at two Cincinnati carriage manufacturers walked out accusing union officers selected by the companies for discharge. The factories deny any discrimination.
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Cincinnati
Montana to Auction 2 Million Acres of State Land
Helena Aug 4 The state will auction about 2 000 000 acres of land across all counties, exceeding a recent Oklahoma government sale. Land Registrar Long will conduct the sale under a Board of Commissioners decision. No bid below 10 per acre will be accepted. lands with no bids will be leased to the highest bidder. Limits set: 180 acres agricultural or 640 acres erecing lard per person.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Oklahoma
Long
State Board of Commissioners
Pathfinder Launches At Wilmington Shipyard For New York Owners
The steamship Pathfinder, built for Henry T. Knowlton and Amos I. Carver of New York, was launched at the Harlan and Hollingsworth yards this afternoon. The ship was christened by Miss [redacted].
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Wilmington
Pei
Pathfinder
Henry T. Knowlton
Amos I. Carver
New York City
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
Fire Chief backs extensive water mains and cisterns plan
Fire Chief Barrett asked the Board of Works through the Board of Safety to fund major fire protection upgrades. Proposals include linking eighty eight cisterns to water mills, constructing multiple 2,000 barrel and 5 barrel cisterns at numerous streets, expanding water mains on Eighteenth Street and River avenues, and adding hydrants on River Street Germania and Bellefontaine. City Engineer Jeup to review as costs are substantial. The three service trucks and the new combination truck will be tested today.
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Board of Works
Barrett
Board of Safety
City
Kentucky Avenue
Washington Street
Meridian
Maryland
Delaware
Stockyards Lane
Senate Avenue
Henry Street
Belt
Morris and
Tenth
Germania
Bellefontaine
Sahm
Jeup
City Contract Awards and Public Works Actions
Contracts awarded to T. J. Morse & Son for engine house repairs at 45 dollars. Readvertisement ordered for bridging West Washington over White river. Approvals cover cement walks on Gale street and other local projects. Assessments approved for Mulberry sewer. action rescinded on Talbott avenue asphalt. Various petitions filed and papers ordered. Resolutions adopted include paving on Washington street and openings, vacatings, and street work on Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
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T. J. Morse & Son
West Washington Street
White River
J. D. Hoss
Gale Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Belt
Glen Drive
Twenty-eighth Street
William Bossert
Thirteenth Street
Brooks Street
West Street
Mulberry Street
Ray Street
McCarty Street
Talbott Avenue
Twenty-Ateh Street
Warman Avenue
Tenth Street
Clark Street
Twenty-third Street
Polk Street
Stillwell Street
Pratt
Twenty-fourth Street
Central Avenue
College Avenue
Cornell Avenue
Twenty Third
Twenty-fifth Street
Washington Street
Belmont Avenue
Harris Avenue
Eleventh Street
Bellefontaine Street
Monon
Market Street
Highland Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Meridian Street
Nineteenth Street
Monon Tracks
Twelfth Street
Normah Street
The Negro as Food Letter to the Editor
Indianapolis reader denounces a postulated argument that uses biblical sanction to suggest turning Black people into food. The writer condemns anti Negro societies and calls for consistency with harsh historical views while warning of Parisian society echoes.
Rain Rains Across The Region From Indianapolis To Seymour
Passengers arriving at Union Station report widespread rain yesterday and last night with mud splashed on coaches. Seymour and nearby towns saw heavy downpours while Indianapolis and Marion County were hit after 2 am. Separate item notes the will of Col. E Liscum, killed at Tien Tsin, filed for probate listing widow and heirs Cornelian Richardson Celia H Vandusen Kate Minerva Liscum and John Lovely.
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Union Station
Indianapolis
Seymour
Cartersburg
Crawfordsville
Shelbyville
Marion County
Elmira
N. Y
E. . Liscum
Tien-Tsin
China
Cornelian Richardson
San Diego
Cal
Celia H. Vandusen
Stratonville
Kate
Minerva Liscum
John Lovely
Brooklyn
Canoers Buy Island Near Gananoque
Gananoque Ont Aug 4 A five mile distance from this town American Canoe Association has purchased Bunar Island for a permanent camp site The island spans about thirty five acres and features wooded shores numerous bays and coves with good landing and bathing beaches.
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Gananoque
Bunar Island
American Canoe Association
Petrel Arrives in San Francisco from China via Honolulu
The United States steamer Petrel reached San Francisco today after a voyage from China, stopping in Honolulu. The arrival confirms the ship’s latest voyage route and marks a routine port of call for the vessel.
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San Francisco
United States
Petrel
China
Honolulu
Henry M Lawson speaks on religion politics and reform in Indianapolis
Henry M Lawson of Battle Creek Michigan drew a large downtown audience in Indianapolis speaking at length on Bible based critiques of labor unions and trusts, opposing occult sciences, and arguing reforms fail by ballots or revolution while advocating urging people to think. He supports free silver slightly, seeks ten lectures with YMCA, may speak at Fairview Park and promotes a cereal sale with literature distribution.
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Meridian Street
Monument Place
Washington Street
Salvation Army
Henry M. Lawson
Battle Creek
Mich
Indianapolis
Lawson
United States
Bryan
Mr. Lawson
Women's Christian, Temperance Union
Young Men's Christian Association
Fairview Park
Innocence Claims at Justice Hearing For Whitney Burgdorf
Edgar A. Whitney and Ernest Burgdorf faced Justice Jerome amid SPV led action. Assistant District Attorney Garvan sought a Friday adjournment while counsel Emanuel Friend argued innocence. Justice Jerome suggested delay, adjourned until Friday after brief prisoners’ conference. Police Captain Diamond indicted for neglect of duty arraigned before Recorder Golf with $200 bail. Devery returned from Saratoga refusing to discuss matters.
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New York
Edgar A. Whitney
Ernest Burgdorf
Society For the Prevention of Vice
Jerome
Garvan
Emanuel Friend
Frank Moss
Friend
Whitney
Burgdorf
Diamond
Devery
Saratoga
Incorporations at Dover Del Aug 14
Certificates of incorporation were filed today for Thenoperative Saving and Loan Fund of the Employees' Benefit Company of the United States with capital $200,009 The Allison Randolph Co of New York City with capital $100,000 and The Massachusetts Wharf Trust Company of Boston with capital $9,000
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Dover. del
Operative Saving and Loan Fund
Employees’ Benefit Company of
United States
Capital
Allison & Randolph Co
New York City
Massachusetts Wharf Trust Company
Boston
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Ross
City Dispensary
Justice Lockman
of the Courts
Grocer
Mrs. Winkler
Ida Winkler
Adolph E. Rohde
East Washington Street
Rohde
Winklers
Winkler
Mary Grimm
Iowa Street
Jennie Castello
John Castello
Indianapolis Transfer Company
Comny
Cornelia F. Coster
Curtis Coster
John Mroz
Superior Court
Circuit Court
Cornelia F. Cosler
Curtis Cosler
Jennie Castelo
James W. Thompso
Catherine B. Thompson
South Meridian Street
Willam Thompson
Thompson
Clark
Board of Health
North Street
Fourteenth Street
Weststreet
W. E. Goldsborough
Purdue University
Bell
Indianapolis Light and Power Company
Cincin
Nati
Ohio
Zanesville, O
Victor Deime
John F. Stover
Floyd Poling
Roseville
Chaffee's Mortuary Report
The
Philippines
Prince August
Montana Land For Sale
Leedy
Grand Lodge
South Me
W. H. Belles
Covington
South
Belles
W. Sear
Col
HH. Liscum
E. 0
DeWitt & Co
Frank H. Carter
Henry J. Huder
BE. W. Stucky
Tally Advertising
Dover
Voriezs
Business Cotes
Mis Dresser
the Tabernacle Church
Eleventh Streets
North
Conservatory
Tore
Matt ST
Dirreter
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Lake Maxinkuckes
Ith
EK Military Academy
Culwer
Park—Todday
Fair Bank
Ostendorf
Patton Bros
Sander & Becker Furniture CO
E. Washington St
Court House
I. H
Herrington
East Market
Hyder’s
Washington and
Pennsylvania Sts
W. H. Roll’s Sons
Orient
Haynes
Pearl Street
Hartford
Conn
A. G. Milwaine, JR
James Wyper
Territory of
New Mexico
State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
State of the
Indiana
A. Metzger Law Building