Indiana College Association completes work at Denison Hotel
The Indiana College Association finished its session at the Denison Hotel. President Aldrich of Union Christian College urged virtuous motives and effective fundraising for Christian colleges, while Prof. Noyes from Rose Polytech pressed for strong mathematics and calculus in chemistry education. Officers elected: President Lewis Moore's Hill, President Coleman Butler, Secretary Stephenson De Pauw, Treasurer Kelso State Normal. The next meeting will be set by the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana College Association
Denison
L. J. Aldrich
Union Christian College
Merom
Ind
Aldrich
Fisher
Hanover
Franklin College
Swain
Indiana University
Moore's Hill College
William A. Noyes
Rose Polytech Institute
Noyes
Press- Stone
Purdue
C. W. Lewis
Moore's Hill Colé
C. B. Coleman
Butler
Andrew Stephenson
de Pauw University
Oscar Kelso
State Normal
Bheing
Teachers’ Association
Zimmerman May Die After Assault in Police Court
Chris Zimmerman was unable to appear in Police Court as he lay critically ill from injuries after being struck on the head with a shotgun by Wesley Stout during a confrontation days earlier. Stout was tried the next day, fined, and paid costs, with authorities noting Zimmerman’s grave condition and possible further charges if death occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Zimmerman
Wesley Stout
Stout
Zimmerman
Moner
Seventh Presbyterian Men Plan Farewell for Rev R V
Members of the Seventh Presbyterian Church have organized a social for tomorrow night to honor the outgoing Rev R V who will soon depart for Buffalo. The gathering aims at older members with Rev M L Humnes and Rev Dickey to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Presbyterians
R. V
Buffalo
M. L. Humnes
Dickey
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company Investment Notice
The Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company reports assets over 550000 invested in government bonds municipal securities and loans. Vatronize a home company which is safe and sound. Office No Market street JOHN M SPANN Secretary OWN H HOLIDAY President.
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Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
Vatronize
Market Street
John M. Spann
H. Holliday
Indiana Teachers elect new officers at forty eighth annual meeting
The Indiana State Teachers Association named C. A. Prosser president and W. P. Hart permanent secretary treasurer. New executive committee officers and district vice presidents were announced. F. Louis Soldan of St. Louis urged caution against educational fads while two musical numbers closed the session. The meeting wraps after Dr. Swain of Indiana University speaks on a national university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
W. H Hershman
H. B. Brown
C. A. Prosser
New Albany Public Schools
Brown
W. P. Hart
Covington
Charles N. Peck
Princeton
State Association
W. F. Axtell
Washington
C. M. McDaniel
Madison
W. D. Kerlin
Knightstown
J. B. Pearcey
Anderson
L. H. Hamilton
Soldan
Seldan
Association of Parents
Ife
Fred Noble
Kentucky
Dr. Swain
Indiana University
Council of Education
Indiana teachers begin school work at state symposium
More than a thousand Indiana teachers convened, with Rev. Joshua Stansfield opening in the House of Representatives. Papers by Hamilton Sandison, Amos W. Butler, Frank I. Jones, c A. Van Matre, and David M. Geeting covered mind development, reforms, school consolidation, supervision, and teacher training. Committees were announced as sessions continued with readings by Mrs. Kinsey and others, ending with a liquid air demonstration setup by L. Davis of Chicago.
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Indiana
House of Representatives
Joshua Stansfield
Meridian Street Church
Hamilton Sandison
State Normal School
Sandison
Amos W. Butler
State Board of Charities
Butler
Frank I. Jones
Jones
Co. A. van Matre
C. A. van Matre
Delaware County
David M. Geeting
Greensburg
Geeting
Brown
Lownes W. Farmer
Anderson
R.A. Ogg
Kokomo
Kane
Wabash College
John A. Lewis
Crawfordsville
Victor Hedgepeth
Earlham
George H. Topley
D. J. Aley
Bloomington
R. W. Stine
Bluffton
Lewis E. Wheeler
J. A. Conroy
Columbus
Reading Circle
Hervey D. Shideler
Huntington
Walter Dunn
Knox
Ed C. Crider
Lafayette
C. W. Hodgin
Elkhart
J. W. Carr
W. S. Almond
O. P. Kinsey
Valparaiso College
RR. P. Halleck
Louisville
C. W. Boucher
Marion Normal School
Anna Trueblood
Miss Trueblood
L. ©. Davis
Chicago
H. B. Thearle
Liquid air lectures and teacher meeting report
Mr Davis with assist Lynn B McMullen at Shortridge High School gave a detailed lecture on liquid air. Demonstrations froze items then shattered them, illustrating the power and heat from extreme cold.
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Davis
Lynn B. McMullen
Shortridge
T. A. Mott
Richmond
National Teachers’ Association
Detroit
Teachers’ Association
Indiana
Indianapolis
Brown
Mott
State Teachers’ Association
Minneapolis
Study
Fort Wayne
Assembly
Tour Societies in Session in New York
In New York meetings of the Archaeological Institute of America the American Mathematical Society the American Physical Society and the Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis were held with papers on ancient sacrifices among the modern Semites and notes on the Dead who Are Not Dead. Other sessions covered language reform and education in Topeka Des Moines and Cambridge through December 27.
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New York
Archaelogical Institue of America
American Mathematical Society
American Physical Society
Society of Biblical Literature and Exigesis
Archaelogical Society
Thomas J. Seymour
Yale University
Samuel A. Curtiss
Chicago Theological Seminary
Curtiss
Damascus
New Water Works
Jerusalem
Lucian C. Grieve
George F. Chase
Harvard
J. B. Wheeler
Columbia
William H. Ward
A. B. Jackson
Torrey
Yale
Ernest Reiss
Moore
Virgil Snyder
Cornell
Harold Jacoby
Society of College Gymnasium Directors
C. P. Linhart
Ohio State University
T. McKengale
McGill University
Stagg
Chicago
Driver Injured by Unknown Object on Kentucky Avenue
Joseph Lewis, a driver for Albert Gall, was struck in the face yesterday afternoon while driving down Kentucky avenue by an unknown assailant. He suffered a hurt resembling a brick or coal fragment, and he did not see who threw the missile or know the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lewis
Albert Gall
Kentucky Avenue
Lewis
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Kidney Relief
A vintage medical pitch claims nervousness sleeplessness and despondency stem from weak kidneys once called reins. It argues Hood's Sarsaparilla directly benefits kidneys, toning and correcting them with a safe extract.
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Hood
Two College Dinners Indiana Alumni at the Denison
Indiana University alumni gathered at the Denison House for an annual dinner with about fifty attendees. Toasts by Charles L. Henry and others covered topics from college life to the university’s progress, improvements, and plans including a women’s building and a dean for women. President Joseph Swain spoke on state support and the institution’s growth. Mrs. Swain was noted for leading a campaign to erect a women’s building.
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Indiana University
Denison House
Charles L. Henry
Anderson
Laurel Conwell Thayer
Thayer
Percy B. Burnet
Butler College
Nina Bond
Mfe
Miss Bond
State University
Joseph Swain
Swain
Cuba
Indiana
E. B. Bryan
Kane Sues To Enjoin Candy Making Process In Court
Thomas Kane of Chicago files in a U S Court a complaint seeking a perpetual injunction against the J F Carmody Company of this city. He claims the candy making process in question is his exclusive property and asks the court to stop its use.
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Thomas Kane
Chicago
United States
J. F. Carmody Company
Madiana
Salle
S. & “Caribbe
Safis
St. Thomas
St. Croix
St. Kitts
Antigua
Guadaloupe
Dominica
Martinique
St. Lucia
Barbados
Demerara
A. E. Outerbridge & CO
Broadway
A. Ahern
Quebec
Canada
Thos, Cook & Son
Clark St
Chicago, IL
Indianapolis
DeWitt & Co
Seaton's Hat Store Insurance and Goods Ad
An antique ad describes Seaton's Hat Store with German Fire Insurance of Indiana at 29 South Delaware. It promotes horse feed JANES'S Dustress Oats and horse blankets. Other items include natural black fur robes from $4.50, and listings for optician Leo Lando and insurer W. W. Dark & Co. Mrs. Austin's buckwheat is praised for purity and flavor.
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Indiana
South Delaware Street
Techentin & Frieberg
E. Washington Na
New Sterling Bowls New Goods for New Year Trade
Express arrival introduces silver for table and decoration in twenty patterns. New Sterling Bowls showcased with emphasis on gift appeal for the New Year market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
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SRE
Rey Goodséé
Badger Furniture Co
Stone
The
Teachers Association
MR. Soldan
ST. Louis
J. W. Ashley
Logansport
C. A. Waldo
Purdue University
Amelia Platter
T. J. McAvoy
Laura Quick
Prof
A. Jones
Marion
Emma Craig
C. F. Adams
R. L
Ely and Others
American Historical Association
American Economic Association
Columbian University
Adolphus W. Greely
Charles Francis Adams
Historical Association
Richard L. Ely
Adams
Ely
Archae
Cambridge
Mass
Modern Language Association
G. H. McKnight
H. Z. Kip
Vanderbilt University
A. H. Thorndike
Western Reserve University
F. A. Scott
University of Michigan
Carrie Nation
Topeka
Kan
William A. White
Emporila Gazette
Kansas Joint Smasher
College Gymnasium
de. John
Des Moines
General Association of the State Teachers’ Convention
John P. D. John
Greencastle
Joseph Lewis Steuck
Wulschner’s
Charlies L. Henry
the Grand
Procena
Dunlap
Seaton’s Hat Store
Janes
Leo Lando
Optician
Pennsylvania St
W. W. Dark & Co
East Market Street
Julius C
Walkegon
East Washington ST
OSS. Co
West India
Price
Lliss
Stevenson Building
Cecilian
the Starr Piano CO
Pennsylvania Street
Vienna Rolls
Charlotte
Joseph Taggart
Plymouth Church
H. C. Meserve
the Temple
Delaware and
Tenth Sts
Freak E B. Dewhurst
University Church
Dewhurst
DeWitt’s
Frank H. Carter
Henry J. Huder
E. W. Stucky
Reinhart Physicians
Capitol Medical Institute
E.sy Yerms
Pearson’s Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
Ideal Gas
GS Co
W. Meirel Co
North
Indiana Sees Co
Eeeee Street
Grand Hotel
Old Telephone Inn
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