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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1903

Page

5

Snow and Wind To Day Fair Weather Friday

Forecast notes from Washington for Thursday and Friday call for snow in Indiana Michigan Nebraska and North Dakota with clearing and fair conditions by Friday. Brisk west to northwest winds, warmer near the lake shores in some regions. Local observations list cloudy skies and measurable precipitation. W. T. Blythe, Section Director.

Washington Indiana Enat Kentucky Michigan North Ebraska Ebraska—Pfair Ave Oklahoma Pam Territory West Port Bnsin North Dakota R.H. Wind T. Blythe

Death linked to cigarette smoking in Elkhart

Special to the Indianapolis Journal Elkhart Ind December Frank McConnell aged twenty two died today death was due to apoplexy resulting from excessive cigarette smoking He became unconscious on November 2 and never regained consciousness He showed promise as a pitcher for the boiler makers base team before dissolute habits ruined his career

Indianapolis Journal Elkhart Ind Frank McConnell Boiler Makers

Kempton considers building a local tomato canning factory

Epecial to the Indianapolis Journal Kempton Indiana December 9 local farmers discuss plans to build a cat sup factory to process next year's tomato crop. For two years they shipped tomatoes to distant factories and faced a price about a dollar a ton lower than a local plant would pay, spurring efforts to secure local processing.

Indianapolis Journal Kempton Ind

Piles Cure Claims From Guaba Eed Product

An obscure advertisement-like fragment touts a cure for piles and a protruding pil sehing issue with claims of bleeding as a symptom. It cites a crin rotund ey Paas dwt as part of the remedy.

Dr. Edwin Holt Hughes Installed as DePauw President

The inauguration at DePauw University featured Dr. Edwin Holt Hughes taking office amid a formal ceremony in Meharry Hall. Senator Albert Beveridge delivered a forceful address on education and citizenship, while Dr. Hughes outlined his vision emphasizing Christian education, national patriotism, conservatism, and righteousness as core pillars of the college’s mission.

Edwin Holt ‘Hughes De Pauw _ University Central Campus Central College Hughes Meharry Hall William Newkirk Connersville Joint Board of Trustees and Visitors Mr. Newkirk Mark Twain United States Mark Lord of All Thomas Bayless Hughes John FE. Goucher Woman’s College Baltimore Harry E. Paris Muncie Newkirk Senator Beveridge Sus America Albert J. Beveridge Beveridge de Pauw de Pauw University James Wilford Bashford Ohio Wesleyan University Bashford Pauw Greencastle Compee Beverdige Ladies’ Glee Club William EB. Huntington An University Boston Bevee

Charge to Dr Hughes by Dr Bashford at Ohio Wesleyan

Dr James Wilford Bashford delivers a forceful charge to President Hughes at De Pauw, urging personal influence with students, careful selection of future faculty, and the cultivation of prophetic lay support to build enduring education. He cites historic examples and argues that such stewardship shapes civilization across centuries.

Hughes James Wilford Bashford Ohio Wesleyan University Bashford Mena Baker McCabe Fairbanks Eliot Theodore Roosevelt Stanpitz Luther Aristotle Alexander Socrates Plato St. John de Pauw de Eg Berry Samuel A. Lattimore Asbury University Ronal Mathew Mpson W. C. Larrabee Asbury Simpson Thompson Ohio Wesleyan Warren Boston University Hopkins Williams McCosh Princeton Harvard Agassiz Guyot Goslet Neuchatel Sir William Hamilton Edinburgh Jewett and Caird and Green Oxford Cambridge Kant Koenigsburg Julius Muller Mommsen Berlin Wesley Calvin Abelard Aquinas Augustine Mr. Wright Professor Williams Wright

Inaugural Address on Christian Education by Dr Hughes

Dr Hughes argues that Christian education has shaped learning for two millennia. He highlights church founded colleges like Harvard and Yale, asserts the church’s ongoing duty to sustain broad, fearless, and sacred education, and cites De Pauw University as a living example of faith in action across vocations.

Aol Republic Missionaries of Christian Education de Pauw Asbury Hughes Egypt Assyria Greece Pse Hallam David Hume Alfred Europe America Church of Christ John Harvard William and Mary Virginia Assembly Yale Barker Twe States de Pauw University Indiana Simpson Martin John Galilee Christian Church England Norman Lockyer British Association Captain Mahan Britain Celsus Nero Hume Seecome Bee le Corian Sa C. & Watts

Beveridge Addresses School and Nation in Meharry Hall

Senator Albert J. Beveridge opened the programme in Meharry Hall with an address titled School and Nation. He argued that education must prepare people for citizenship in its highest sense, not merely confer culture or book learning, urging schools and colleges to fit citizens for civic life.

Republic Washington Hamilton Jefferson Lincoln Jackson Germany America Lfe Seaton Emerson Japan Nationalife God Beveridge Meharry Hall

Adventures of a Fifty-Dollar Bill in Elkhart

In Elkhart Indiana Joseph Karash a tailor borrowed a quarter in J Wingerhoffs shop and picked up a fifty dollar bill dropped from a vest. He spent eight dollars before his brother intervened and recovered most of the money. His wife refused to surrender and Joseph was arrested after the loss was traced.

Indianapolis Journal Elkhart Ind Joseph Karash

Porters and Shoeshiners Form New Union in Muncie

At a city meeting last night porters and shoe shiners in Muncie formed a local union. Nineteen names were pledged to the charter with more expected. The union aligns with the American Federation of Labor and admits both black and white workers.

Indianapolis Journal Muncie Ind American Federation of Vut Labor

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City Danbury Hat Co East Washington St L. G. Marlin Baker University Kansas Stone Purdue University Bryan Indiana _ University Stottin Huntington F. A. Cotton Indianapolis Ewing Notre Dame W. D. Fairchild Illinois Wesleyan University A. W. Moore University of Chicago Eli Ritter Robb Zaring E. B. Randle Deloss M. Wood J. W. Bashford Paris Heidelberg Leipsic Munich Jena Halle Dun Bologna Israel Judah Relgion China Africa Islands Seas Senator Albert J. Beveridge Porters’ and Bootblacks’ Union
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