HOTEL LOBBY GLEANINGS PRED A SIMS MAY JOIN STATE COMMITTEE
In the Ninth District political scene Fred A. Sims of Frankfort, a state committee member, may accept the honor if sentiment favors him and the district supports his entry. Sims, in town from Frankfort, notes Republican strength rising with added counties and claims potential full district victories, barring Hoone. He also mentions an electric line from Frankfort to Lebanon via Indianapolis interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Sims
Frankfort
Ninth Distras
Comntee
Rix
Sims
Denison
Prankfort
J. R
Armen
Sirks
Indiana
Lebanon
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Frankkes
Lumbermen Trip Details Set for Cuba Voyage and Florida Rail Route
The Indiana Retail Lumber Dealers Association outlines a winter trip for its members. January meeting at Grand Hotel, January 22 departure from Indianapolis. The journey covers ten states over four miles by land and a four thousand mile sea voyage to Havana aboard a private steamer. Return traces Florida East Coast Railway to Jacksonville, then Georgia, the Carolinas, and back to Louisville and Indianapolis. Cost is 110 dollars per person with Pullman sleeping car accommodations. Committee members listed are W. H. Imie, George L. Thompson, John Montana, B C. Smith, and Fr. K. Willman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Cuba
Grand Hotel
Indianapolis I
Pennsylvania
Havana
Isia
Florida East Coast Railway
Miami
Jacksonville
Savannah
Charleston
George
South
North Carolina
Southern Railway
Columbia
Asheville
Knoxville
Rty
Louisville
Indianapolis
Pullman
Transiion
W. H. Imie
George L. Thompson
John Montano
B.C. Smith
Fr. K. Willman
Improved Sanitation Reduces Quinine Demand in Indiana
D Webb, veteran wholesale drug dealer, reports quinine use declines as sanitation and drainage curb malaria. He notes a 75 percent drop in the last decade, with northern regions and the Wabash bottoms showing the sharpest decrease. Cairo orders have fallen from five hundred to one hundred ounces in similar spans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Webb
Webb Éays
Wabash Bottoms
Webb
Cairo
Egypt
Katie Wins Again In Coffee Cure Tale
A tale recalls Katie and a husband who hid coffee from him to curb nerves and sickness. After a sleepless night he suspects the coffee culprit, discovers Katie’s trick, and vows to quit coffee for Postum. The couple rejoices as calmer days dawn and a healthier life follows.
Miller Seeks Attorney General Nomination in Indiana
Charles W. Miller a Republican candidate for attorney general in Indiana plans to begin his state canvass after the first of the year. He praises Francis B. Baker's federal judgeship and notes A. L. Brick will likely be renominated. The piece also covers Knotts' push for a county seat battle and Horace E. Stillwell promoting an Indianapolis to Noblesville electric line with routes under study.
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Charles W. Miller
Francis B. Baker
Goshen
Columbia Club
Miller
Baker
Indiana
A. F. Knotts
Hammond
Hammond- Crown Point
Mr. Knotts
Crown Point
Lake County
Horace E. Stillwell
Anderson
Central Traction Company
Indianapolis
Noblesville
Stilwell
Atlanta
Lake Erie & Western Railway
Zionsville Pike
Notable politicians and officials in city hotels
Lieutenant Governor Gilbert of Angola visited the Columbia Club. C Shirley and wife of Kokomo stayed at the Hotel English. Author George B. McCutcheon of Lafayette was in town. Revenue collector John R. Bonnell of Terre Haute will reside at Crawfordsville. B H Campbell of Anderson and nan James P. Goodrich of the Republican committee were seen at hotels. Goodrich to announce a Republican love feast on January 3. William A. Cogshall of Bloomington sat for an exam for assistant astronomer, conducted by the local civil service board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way EG
Cc. C. Shirley
Kokomo
English
George B. McCutcheon
Lafayette
John R. Bonnell
Nan James P. Goodrich
State Republican Committee
Denison
William A. Cogshall
Bloomington
Civil-Service Board
Patience Exceeded as Prosecutions Loom for Smoke Violators
Building Inspector Samuel G. Bartel announced that by next week affidavits will be filed against violators of the smoke ordinance. He named no specific targets but warned that those least expect it face action. He cited the Grand Hotel and Commercial Club directors as among the offenders and noted a club vote to switch to a cleaner coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. Bartel
Bartel
Grand Hotel
Commercial Club
Carrie
Pictures of T C Steele at H Lieber Co studio
The article compares T C Steele’s landscape paintings with those of Mr Adams, praising Steele’s breadth of conception, strong drawing, and balanced color. It highlights a White Water river scene, high hill landscapes, Forest Fires In Autumn, Breaking Away, and a bright maple among sombre skies, noting subdued color and strong composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
H. Lieber Company
Adams
Brookville
White Water
Lohengrin Lecture by Pierce on Wagnerian Motives
Oliver Willard Pierce delivered a detailed lecture in Starr piano store on Wagner's Lohengrin, illustrating with piano reproductions how orchestral motives define characters and key scenes, from the Grail motive for Elsa to Lohengrin's defendership and the warning motive, highlighting Wagner's shift from sensual opera to pure musical drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wagner
Tomlinson Hall
Grau Opera Company
Starr Piano
Pierce
Wagner
Mr. Pierce
Certan
Lohengrin
Elsa
Frederick
Ortrud
Henry
Palermo
France
Meyerbeer
Paris
Dresden
Miss Faulkner Lectures On Chicago Orchestra Program
Miss Annie Faulkner delivers a lecture tonight at the Starr piano store on the compositions forming the Chicago orchestra's program for next Monday night's Tomlinson Hall concerts. She is the regular lecturer for the orchestra, and concert seat holders will find her analysis valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Faulkner
Starr Piano Store
Chicago Orchestra
Tomlinson Hall
Social notes reflect holiday visits and gatherings
Mrs. George Porter plans a luncheon on December 19 while the Woodruff Club hosts a card party tomorrow evening. Miss Lucy Bildy of Bay City visits Judge Winters' family. Mrs. W. T. Malott invites guests to a Propylaeum reception on Tuesday. Mrs. Ulysses P. Craig entertains this afternoon for Miss Craig. Mrs. Haines returns to Aurora. Mrs. A. A. Wilkinson hosts relatives from Oxford. Mrs. J. Cumming Smith to spend holidays in Chicago. Elizabeth Elliott of Hagerstown visits Mrs. Maipas. Timothy Harrison visits his wife’s mother. Mrs. John H. Holliday hosts a dinner for Miss Patterson of Pittsburg. covers for twelve. Mrs. McElroy and Mrs. McGlauchin visit their parents and plan to stay through the holidays. The Lambs and Arnolds visit in Indiana with Mrs. Parker and McColoush in Aim.
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John Graham
Park Heights
Francis Gurley
Crawfordsville
R. R. Buchanan
Sewickley
Robert P. Nevin
Martha Bradshaw
Buchanan
Woodruff Place
Miss Lockwood
Miss Cook
Seller
Master Levy
Yale
Richmond Levering
Kennard Wasson
Will
Fred Day
Harris Waleey
Ottie Cockrum
Harold Taylor
Harvard
Will Harding
Cornell
Benson T. Rathson
Samuel Beaumont
Chicago
Jenkins
North Illinois Street
Beaumont
Europe
Liverpool
Circle
Central Avenue Church
Alonzo P. Hendrickson
Colonel Kahlo
John B. Cockrum
Admiral Brown
General McGinnis
Smiley N. Chambers
J. N. Walker
Henry W. Lawrence
Clarence A. Kenyon
Lewis
Charles Wolcott
Johns. Lazarus
W. R. Tarkington
George Porter
Woodruff Club
Lucy Bildy
Bay City
Mich
Judge Winters
W. T. Malott
Propylaeum
Ulysses P. Craig
Craig
Haines
M. L. Haines
Aurora
A. A. Wilkinson
Miss Greer
Oxford
J. Cumming Smith
Elizabeth Elliott
Hagerstown
Ind
H. A. Maipas
Delaware Street
Timothy Harrison
Richmond
Landers
John H. Holliday
Miss Patterson
Pittsburg
McElroy
McGlauchin
John Godown
William P, Lamb
Richard_C
Arnold
Paul
J. A. Parker
McColoush
Aims
Mrs Roosevelt described as cool minded leader and wife
A Washington Post letter extols Mrs. Roosevelt as a decisive, non sentimental adapter with strong will and intellect. It notes her as a born manager, linguist and musician whose life centers on her husband and children. A Chicago servant problem and a remarriage anecdote follow with brisk, cautious commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Chicago
Emmons Blaine
Salvation Army Leader to address Y M C A class
Maj Blanche Cox commander of the Salvation Army will speak to the Y M C A young men's Bible class Sunday at 3 PM. Rev F O Beck of Mapleton M E Church lectured to the Y M C A junior department on The Sea and the Sailors. Addison C Harris to give a talk on The Four Great Temples Saturday night to Y M C A members. Physical Director Fred West named president of the Y M C A intermediate basketball league with Emmet Hall as secretary. A fire in the L E and W office building basement caused about 3600 loss. firefighter Jeremiah Shea was injured by falling glass and may lose use of his wrist tendons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Cox
Salvation Army
Young Men’s Bible
F. O. Beck
Mapleton M. E
Addison C. Harris
Fred West
Emmet Hall
Washington and
Noble Streets
Jeremiah Shea
Company No. 13
City
St. Vincent's Hospital
William Alph Held As Insane After Foot Chase
William Alph a colored man living at 928 East Fowler street was taken to police headquarters yesterday afternoon after a chase at Thirteenth and Lewis streets. Bicycle Officers Trimpe and Low captured him following a short pursuit. He claimed enemies sought to fill his body with electricity and said a device on his fingers would stop them.
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Philadelphia
Tenth
Market Streets
Market Street
William Alph
East
Fowler Street
Thirteenth
Lewis Streets
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Oliver Willard Pierce
Yale Glee Club
H. P. Wasson
Mortimer Levering
T. C. Day
C. F. Sayles
Ben Walcott
Fred Ayres
Joseph F. Clay
Frank E. Fuller
Lyman W. Louis
Shelbyville
Chauncey Clark
Even Thompson
Logansport
J. K. Robson
Duenweg
Terre Haute
W. W. Hammel
Clay
East Fifteenth Street
Eugene C. Thompson
Ve Dittemore
Major Taylor
M. B. Wilson
Harriet A. Bingham
Samuel A. Johnston
Sarah Wilson
Corella Taylor
Susan Thompson
M. Hoehn
Oak Park
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Helen Hartman
Harper
Indianapolis Journal
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J. J. Daily
Robinson Brothers’ Circus
Ollie Harper
Mount Carmel
Dally
Kalbfleisch
Snyder
Peru
George Kalbfleisch
Ora Snyder
Tiffin
A. H. Kalbfleisch
Messrs. Conradt
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John F. Lacey
Iowa
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Carroll E. Sawyer
Mrs. Roosevelt
New York
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H. P. Wasson & CO
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Maude Adams
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Mary Mannering
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