Nature's remedies promote health through Osteopathy
A leading Indianapolis citizen testifies to relief from indigestion constipation and liver trouble after Osteopathic treatment by Dr Spaunhurst. He praises the method as permanent and urges others to seek Osteopathy at the Spaunhurst Institute in Stevenson Building with free examinations and staff of experienced osteopaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Sparnhurst
H. Cosner
North Illinois Street
Purdue
Mannhurst
Stevenson Building
Spaun
Icted
Spaunhurst
Spaunhurst Institute of
Principal Hull Named To Lead Shortridge HighSchool
Lawrence C Hull of Brooklyn is named principal of Shortridge High School succeeding Mr Hufford. Hull, a Detroit and Lawrenceville School veteran, author of a Latin text, is about forty five and married. Kendall Hopes Hefford stays as Latin Greek teacher. Thornton named superintendent of West Indianapolis School No 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Mr. Hefford
Lawrence C. Hull
Shortridge
George W. Hufford
University of Michigan
Detroit
Hull
Lawrenceville
N. J
Hillhouse High School
New Haven
Conn
West Indiatie
Thornton
West Indianapolis
University of Indiana
New Corporations Form With Notable Capitals In Indiana
Haute leads with 500000 capital under Industrial Association Terre Haute. Fort Wayne Steel Foundry Company caps at 20 dollars with listed directors. Southern Indiana Traction Company plans interurban from Lee to Jasper across Knox Pike and Dubois with 101000. Century Biscuit in Indianapolis at 9000 with four founders. Harry B. Mahan Company in Indiana with 15000 capital. Indiana Baking Machine Company at 10 with several named managers. Fair Association includes Gear Christman and others.
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State Treasury
State Department
Industrial Association
Terre Haute
Charles Arieth
David P. Cox
Michael P. Burke
Andrew Dempsey
Gus C. Linde Man
William Stephan
R. Sinclair
E. H. Coombs
John B. ‘S
John W. White
Charles McCulloch
Louis Fox
Southern Indiana Traction Company
Lee
Jasper
Knox
Pike
Dubois
Bers
R. M. Gray
Sol Frank
E. F
Herman Eckert
Century Biscuit
Indianapolis
Henry F. Brown
Isaac P. Hoom
Charles (. Pyle
Frank BR. McCull
Harry B. Mahan
In- His, Incorporated
Harry 2B
A. M. Mahan
Charles J. Wil- Seymour Slack
Giant Mason Powell Tops Indianapolis Visit at Spencer House
Colonel A. A. Powell of New York, claimed to be seven feet four inches tall, a high Mason and former Barnum circus performer, stays in Indianapolis for Sunday. He joked about rank, described life on the road with Barnum, and noted the public’s curiosity about his height as he travels for a soda firm.
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Spencer House
A. A. Powell
New York
Indianapolis
Mason
Colonel Powell
Powell
Barnum
Actor W L Richmond Returns to City Stage
W L Richmond, once with Crawfordsville, visits from St Louis to stage a show in a city park. He trained with F G White in Indianapolis and rose to fame in Joshua Whitcomb and Rip Van Winkle. He recalls 33 years ago playing with White at the old Academy of Music and filling in for Stuart Robson in The Lancashire Lass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Richmond
Crawfordsville
St. Louis
Richmond
F. G. White
Indianapolis
Joshua Whitcomb
Rip van Winkle
Academy of Music
Stuart Robson
David Hanchett
Edwin Booth
East
Millennial Dawn Convention Held in Indianapolis
A one day Millennial Dawn convention in Indianapolis features C A Owen leading a morning rally at Piersons Hall and Charles F Russell addressing at 11 00 and preaching at 3 00 in the Propylaeum on Millennial Hopes and Prospects. Russell leader of Zion's Watch Tower, discusses nonsectarian free distribution and global reach with thousands of books and millions of pages circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Pierson’s Hall
North
Delaware Street
C. A. Owen
Charles F. Russell
Allegheny
Zion's Watch Tower
Russell
Propylaeum
America
T ‘E Watch Tower, Bible and Tract Society
Jesus Christ
God
Pierson
T. Russell
United States
Washington
D. C
Mr. Russell
Free Organ Recitals Begin at Memorial Presbyterian Church
W H Donley will give a series of free organ recitals on Sunday afternoons at Memorial Presbyterian Church Eleventh Street and Ashland Avenue. The first concert this afternoon at 4 30 features a program including Hollins Pastorale Jongen Marcia Pomposa Gulbins With Verdure Clad Durand Tannhauser and Wagner Morgan He will be assisted by Miss Lily Adam soprano.
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W. H. Donley
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Eleventh Street
Ashland Avenue
Donley
Ceeses
Hollins
Jongen
Marcia Pomposa
Gulbins
Verdure
Haydnia
Judge Stubs Fines Gambler for Contempt in Raid Case
Judge Stubbs of the Police Court fined John Baumfuhrer five dollars plus costs and jailed him five days for contempt after he appeared as a gambler in a raid on Dan Smiths place. The judge warned the move may deter gamblers from sending substitutes to plead guilty and thwart court process. Baumfuhrer testified he did not mean to deceive the court and claimed he was not arrested in the raid.
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Stubbs
John Barmfuhrer
Dan Smith
Baumfuhrer
Mfuhrer
William Valentine
Acton Park Opens Holiday Assembly With Notable Speakers
Acton Park begins its annual assembly Tuesday with 12 in attendance and several new cottages. Highlights include talks by General John B Gordon and Benjamin Starr on July 2, plus appearances by General Fitzhugh Lee Governor Durbin and Dr J H Martin on the following Sunday. Big Four trains stop at the gate to ease attendance and the meetings run until August 1 with Holiness Association overseeing the final days.
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Acton Park
Assembly of 12
John B. Gordon
Atlanta
Benjamin Starr
Fitzhugh Lee
Durbin
J. H. Martin
Big Four Railroad Company
Holiness Association
Jessie Bartlett Davis To Sing At Fair Bank This Week
Jessie Bartlett Davis, a leading vaudeville singer, will perform at Fair Bank all week including Saturday afternoon. Born in New Hampshire, she trained under her father, later moving to Chicago to study and perform. Her early career began in church choirs and in light opera roles such as Buttercup in Pinafore.
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Jessie Bartlett Davis
Fair Bank
New Hampshire
Chicago
Jessie Barnett Davis
Buttercup
Davis to Sing with Ostendorf Band in Park Concerts
A detailed concert week features Mrs. Davis, renowned contralto, performing selections from multiple operas and ballads including Oh Promise Me. She will rehearse daily with Ostendorf's bands, with a 9 30 PM start and a grand lighting display planned for Fair Bank Park seating 3400, 208 of which are front-stage.
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New York
Agnes Huntington
Bostonians
The
Indianapolis
Mrs. Davis
Carmen
Pygmalion
Galatea
Borothy
Stores Close Early After Retail Clerks Campaign
The Retail Clerks Protective Association reports success as all stores closed at 9 30 pm last night. Earlier, banners announced union stores would close at 8 pm on Saturdays, urging the public to shop before that hour.
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Retail Clerks’ Protective Association
Judge Baker Leaves for Goshen and Wisconsin Trip
Judge John H. Baker of the Federal Court departed for his Goshen home and will not return until September. He may undertake a summer trip to Wisconsin, leaving this city yesterday.
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John H. Baker
Federal Court
Goshen
Wisconsin
Labor Unions Active Amid Shop Strife and City News
A survey of labor unrest and organizing efforts across Indiana and beyond notes barbers and downtown shops split over unionization, with downtown shops resisting union rates while some unions pursue reforms and alliances. Other items include meetings of barber, beer bottlers, and typographical unions, plans for lectures, and a push for a labor palace in New York organized by the Central Federated Union affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers’ Union
Indianapolis
Lcent
Iron Molders
Beer Bottlers’ Union
Columbus Grove
Allied Metal Mechanics
Morrison Hall
Agents’ Union
Typographical Union No. 1
North Meridian Street
State Federation of Labor
Indiana
Central Labor Union
Garment Makers’ Union
Washington Street
State Avenue
Lillie Fredericks
Anna Casey
Cleveland
Painters’ Union
Mardwood
Plasterers’ Union
T Rump
Bricklayers’ Union
Central Labor Unionw
Building Allied Council
Chicago
Edna Halls Past Ends As She Starts Anew
Edna Hall identified as Nellie Cummings from Lester New York after a long trail of clues. A Michigan obituary and sister in New York confirmed the death telegram. Judge Stubbs suspended sentence after a brief jail term and a promise to avoid his court. charity groups plan guidance and William Peyton offers work and a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hall
Taffe
Broome County
New York
Edna
Nellie Cummings
W. C. Cummings
Lester
N. Y
Windsor
Wiliam Peyton
Nellie Cummings revealed as Edna Hall in public inquiry
A woman who claimed Nellie Cummings admitted last night she is Edna Hall born with that name. She described leaving home for reasons, arranging her own obituary and telegram, and said her brother in law gave her the Nellie Cummings identity. She has property interests in New York and her attorney has begun an inquiry. plus local notices of lawn fete and railway passenger services with schedule and contact details.
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Ble
Nellie Cummings
Edna Hall
New York
Summer Trip From Indianapolis To Sandusky
Travel schedule shows departure from Indianapolis at 9 p m Saturday July 19 arriving Sandusky 6 a m Sunday July 20. Return depart Sandusky 9 p m Sunday July 20. For berths and chairs contact A H Sellars passenger agent 28 South Illinois street. Also notes sending the Journal by mail to stay in touch while away and to leave a home mail order with frequent address changes.
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Indianapolis
A. H. Sellars
South Illinois Street
Sandusky
Chautauqua Lake
Niagara Falls
Philadelphia
A. H. Shlars
South
Tillwois Street
Southlinois Street
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H. Lieber Company
West
H. Co. Carr
Green
Pennsylvania
Jj. Cc. Sip
North Meridian St
Ind
East Washington Street
Brooklyn
MR. Hufford
Industrial Loan Association
of Terre
Wuischner’s
Col. Powell
Spencer
Barnum’s Circus
Old “Stock Company
OLD Academy of Music
Barmfuhrer
Valentine
Acton
Judge Baker
Barbers’ Union OF
General Labor Notes
Brockton
Mess
Texas
New Zealand
Kansas City
Vancouver
New Orleans
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific Coast
Shoe Polishers’ Union of
New York City
Connell
Chicago Stone Cutters’ Union
Contractors’ Union
International Union of Stone Cutters
North Carolina State Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
San Francisco
International Protective Association
Workingmen's Educational and Home Association
Central Federated Union
Harper Whisky
Paris
Bernheim Bros
Distillers
Louteville, Ky
U. S.A
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Brotherhood Engineers
William Partlow
Mr. Weaver
North Arsenal Avenue
Seaton's Hat Store
Lake Erd & Western R. R
Ifc
Atlantic City, N. J
Via
M. S. and
Lehigh
Lake Erie & Western
R. R
Decatur
Lake Erie& Western R. R
Michigan City
Janes
W. W. Dark & Co. Insurance
New
East Market Street
Amazon
Illinois Street
Leo Lando
N. Pennsys
Langsenkamp Heros
Georgia St
C. Koehring & Bro
Virginia Av
W. B. Craig
Wood's Stable
Techenti & Freiberg
East Washington St
Meyer & Newcomb
E. Market St
Herrington's
Massachusetts Avenue
Middle States
Starr Piano Company
Pennsylvania Street
BSE
Fairview Park
Indianapolis Military Band
Weber
Central Avenue
East Side
J. H. Reed
Marcy's Old Stand
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hamburg
F. Bismarck
A. Victoria
Juliaas C
Walkegon
Merchants’ Association
Frankfort
Charlevoix
Petoskey
Harbor Springs
Bay View
Mackinac Island
Pioneer Brass Works Brass & Bronze Castings
S.penn
D. H. Baldwin & CO
N. Penn
Bois Pein
le Pri Potch Berteon
Sander & Becker Furniture Company
R. M. Mueller
New York Sts
Lockwood
Lemcke Bids
Indianapolia
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