Indiana Board Adopts Reciprocity for Out of State Physicians
The Indiana Board of Medical Registration and Examination outlines reciprocity policies for physicians trained in other states. Requirements include moral character, official seals, and exams showing specified subjects with a 75 percent average, plus possible supplemental testing. Reserved for long‑out‑of‑practice doctors, the plan allows registration for those registered before March 11, 1911 with proper endorsements and oath. Fees on reciprocity will not be lower than statutory exam fees.
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Indiana
State Board of Medical Registration and Examination
Indiana Board of Medical Registration and Examination
Indiana Board
Ilke
Is Board
Ma Board
Brenidene
Tegistra
Koerner Not Convicted In Milk Purity Case
Valentine Koerner a dairyman on trial in Police Court for selling milk below legal purity standards. Prosecutor’s new point of law saved him. defense argued affidavit defects and misidentification. Judge Stubbs admonished health authorities to secure solid facts before pursuing prosecutions.
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Valentine Koerner
Koerner
Whallen
Matter
Stumph
Moffat
Union Street
Charles Koerner
Young Koerner
Board of Health
Moffatt
Mattler
Charles Pomereere Coventine Enreee
Stubbs
Investment growth and interest at large institution office
A fragment outlines an offer where investment grows while paying a rate of interest only a large, successful institution can provide. It directs readers to obtain fee information at the office and mentions a telephone contact, 86 new.
Crawfordsville Fair Secretary Talks of Big Exhibit and Ostrich Racer
Walter Hulet secretary of the Montgomery County Fair Association in Crawfordsville predicts a large exhibit week after next. He notes good crops prosperous people and strong Republican prospects. The novelty includes an ostrich racer from a Florida farm harnessed to a bike on the track beside a feet footed hearse. the bird already records about one minute four seconds for a half mile.
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Walter Hulet
Crawfordsville
Montgomery Fair Association
Miller Campaign Swing Through Twelfth District
Republican attorney general hopeful Charles W. Miller spoke at Denison Hotel after visiting Winchester and Randolph county central committees. He praised Twelfth district organization, predicted Clarence C. Gilliam to win Congress, and slated Oct 1 Winchester kickoff. Miller to address East End Republican Club event tomorrow evening.
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Charles W. Miller
Denison
Winchester
Randolph County
Miller
Clarence C. Gilliams
Congress
Trick
Brick
Indiana
East End
Republican Club
Millionfold outputs from two Indiana factories sparkle in town
Two manufacturers in town last night reported vast yearly output. George E. Leggett of Winchester runs Woodbury Glass Company in Parker producing whisky flasks with an estimated 26 million bottles last year. R E Breed leads Marion Flint Bottle Company, claiming 100,000 bottles produced last year and plans to resume work next Tuesday employing about 30 workers.
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George E. Leggett
Winchester
Woodbury Glass Company
R. E. Breed
Marion Flint Bottle Company
Successful test of smoke preventive at Delaware plant
A sustained test of Eureka Smoke Consumer Company’s preventive powder shows reduced smoke when coal is treated with a water solution. The eight day trial at the Arthur Jordan plant used slack bituminous coal costing about 65 cents a ton with 3 cents per ton treatment. Company officials including M. A. Woollen and Fielding T. Lee described the results as abundantly satisfactory.
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Hureka Smoke Consumer Company
Arthur Jordan
Delaware
Maryland Streets
Bartel
M. A. Woollen
D. A. Day
Lexington Flats
Fielding T. Lee
J. R. Francis
Eureka Company
F. T. Lee
J. W. Bowlus
B. A. Richardson
Dr. Francis
Emanual Baptist Church Fair Showcases Smoke-Consuming Furnace
The Roslyn Hawkins Company exhibited a new pattern furnace at the church fair. Started yesterday afternoon the device is said to consume smoke as it burns coal. Observers noted the fire began after dark and smoke behavior was limited by daylight.
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Emanual Baptist Church
Roslyn Hawkins Company
Ing & Magazine
Heath
Town Fair Lights Up With Acetylene Illumination
Mr Hawkins tests the furnace all week to ensure proper function while the fair shines brightly. Thirty two acetylene jets illuminate the enclosure, with gas produced in one corner. Nightly free entertainment accompanies attractions like a museum of relics, Brownie Land, a German lunch stand, Chinese village, flower booth, ice cream, confectionery, and an art booth. Prof Rebie presents a piano recital tonight as the fair runs for the week.
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Hawkins
Rebie
Plans for encampment of Spanish American War veterans
The executive committee coordinating the September 22 23 and 24 encampment met at the Commercial Club to appoint fourteen subcommittees and select chairmen whose names will be announced only when confirmed. Adjutant General Lorris will visit tomorrow, Secretary Cortelyou seeks updates, and the President will reach Indianapolis on September 23 with his party.
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Commercial Club
Russell B. Harrison
J. L. Anderson
Frank 8. Clark
Foster C. Shirley
Harry B. Smith
J. J. Kyle
D. L. Mcttermick
Reginald Garstang
Earl Fisher
Frank T. Baker
Jesse R. Everroad
Lorris
Philadelphia
Cortelyou
Indianapolis
Interurban Terminal purchase rumor links Miller block to station site
Rumor says Interurban Terminal Company has closed on the Miller heirs corner property at Market and Illinois for a passenger station site. Real estate men value the block at around 250000. others suspect a lower price. If confirmed, plans include an office building on the corner with a combined passenger and freight terminal to the north.
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Miller Heirs
Market
Illinois Streets
Hugh J. McGowan
Althouh
Tfe
Reet Railway Company
Miller
Capitol Avenue
McGowan
Bell Boy Arrested In Missing Jewelry Heist At Hotel
D Zimmern a New York jeweler reports 8500 worth of valuables stolen from his room at Englishs Hotel. Edward Stigger a bell boy was arrested on grand larceny charges after detectives traced the missing cuff buttons watch fob diamond rings and a pearl scarf pin valued at 175 for the pin and totaling around 8500. Zimmern suspects hotel staff or an attachees involvement though the case remains unsettled.
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Edward Stigger
English’s Hotel
Asch and Manning
Stigger
D. Zimmern
Zimmern
Zimmern & Co., Jewelers
New York
Asch
Manning
Leon Street
Hounds Destroyed Bond Cancellation in Statehouse
Governor Durbin State Auditor Hart and Treasurer Levy destroyed bonds valued at 1 million dollars returned by Indiana creditors for cancellation. The liquidated bonds arrived yesterday by express.
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Statehouse
Durbin
Hart
Levy
Indiana
Express
Attitude Toward Labor Becomes Pressed Party Line
A Republican effort to publish articles in Indiana newspapers outlines the party stance on labor questions before Labor Day. The materials feature Governor Durbin, Senators Fairbanks Beveridge Hanna, and excerpts from speeches on Chinese exclusion and labor protection, framing the party’s position for voters.
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Republican State Committee
Durbin
Fairbanks and
Beveridge
Indiana
Hanna
Ohio
Fairbanks
Republian
Visit to Broad Ripples and River Tour With Durbin Delegation
A full day agenda lists morning arrival at Broad Ripples for lunch, then bowling roller skating and informal reception for Governor Durbin Senator and Mrs Fairbanks and congressmen. Activities include a river trip on the Sunshine, bathing and boating, supper, and a visit to Columbia and Marion clubs. A planning meeting on Saturday street riding is noted for later in the day.
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Rere House
Broad Rips
Durbin
Fairbanks
Sunshine
Broad Ripple
Columbia
Marion
Indiana Shiloh Monument Commission to Dedicate States Flags and Stones
Indiana Shiloh Monument Commission plans a September dedication for monuments to fallen soldiers at Shiloh. An official Indiana excursion will travel by rail via Pittsburgh Landing, with potential delays from low Tennessee River water. Prominent Indiana officials and Southern leaders are slated to attend, with about 20 000 Southern supporters expected. The commission issued a circular outlining Shiloh battles history and sights along the planned route.
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Pittsburg Landing
Indiana
Pennsylvania Road
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Danville
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Shiloh
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Durbin
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Foster
Geo. F. McGinnis
John Coburn
James R. Carnahan
Josiah Patterson
Memphis
McMillan
Longstreet
Georgia
Gordon
Albert Sidney Johnson
Death of John Smith at County Poor Farm
An inmate at the county poor farm, John Smith aged sixty two, died yesterday from old age. A native of Germany, he was admitted on December 18, 1899. His former home was Center township and he is said to have a brother in law in Mount Jackson.
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International Steel and Copper-plate Printers’ Union of North America
Mr. Hemenway
American Federation of Labor
Hemenway
Watson
Indiana
Underwood
Alabama
A. I. Brick
Thirteenth
A. J. Beveridge
Chicago
Republic
Washington
Jesse Overstreet
George W. Cromer
House of Representatives
America
John Smith
Smith
Germany
Center Township
Mount Jackson
Vania Lines Excursions to Northern Michigan Resorts
Northern Indiana travel ads list excursions to Petoskey Traverse City Mackinac Island and more with round trips from Indianapolis. Details include prices dates agents and contact addresses at Union Station West Washington Street and local rail offices. Also notes concerts tours and additional regional routes with varying round trip fares.
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Petoskey
Traverse City
Mackinac Island
West Washington Street
Union Station
W. W. Richardson
Indianapolis
Indiana Republican editorial basket picnic set for Friday at Broad Ripple
A circulated invitation outlines a Broad Ripple basket picnic for Indiana Republicans with Spencer House as headquarters. Special car service from Spencer House to the event, river trip rates, and welcome from local clubs are offered. Gov. Durbin, Sen Fairbanks, Rep Landis, and others expected to attend with no formal program.
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Broad Ripple
English Hortel and Spencer House
Spencer House
Union Depot
Illinois Street
Indianapolis
Sunshine
J. D. Norvell
Columbia
Marion
Durbin
Fairbanks
Landis
Beveridge
Goodrich
Whittaker
George B. Lockwood
Frst
A Little Reasoning on Local Stock Prices and Savings
The text argues that shoppers could save one to two days’ time by buying locally rather than in Chicago or New York. It claims a large stock, open prices, and plainly marked goods, suggesting it would pay customers to spend locally if prices are attractive.
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New York
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