Woman in agony aided to reach dying father
Mrs Zola Gibson, visiting Brownsville relatives, rushed home to Wabash after her father fell gravely ill. Stranded in Indianapolis with no funds or ticket, a station matron and charity group helped raise 1.75 dollars for the train fare, allowing her to reach her father before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zola Gibson
Brownsville
Ind
Wabash
Indianapolis
Gibson
Gregoire
Eoalice
Case
Candidates File Expense Statements With Clerk Elliott
Several candidates for Council at the recent Republican word primaries filed their expense accounts with City Clerk Elliott yesterday. W. A. Rhodes swore his canvass cost him nothing and Guy Rock likewise swore no expense was incurred. Additional statements will be filed today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Word
Elliott
W. A. Rhodes
Guy Rock
Choirmaster for Years at College Avenue Church
William C Smock marks thirty two years directing the College Avenue Baptist Church choir with a benefit concert. Charles Erwin Davis led the cantata The New Jerusalem with soloists Mary Jeffry Christian Gertrude Fugate Edward Taylor Franklin W Taylor and Jessie Monteze Jay. A second concert at Third Christian Church featured pupils of J M Dungan with Missionary Club refreshments. Future programs included a harp recital at Aeolian Warerooms by Miss Schellschmidt and pupils with Louise Schellschmidt Ella Schaefer Eugene Keller Rudolf Jose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Smock
College-avenue Baptist Church
Charles Erwin Davis
Mary Jeffry Christian
Gertrude Fugate
Edward Taylor
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
Franklin W. Taylor
Jessie Monteze Jay
Oeongs
Meret
Bonale
Jerusalem
Third Christian Church
J. M. Dungan
Indianapolis Piano College
Missionary Club
von Sevilla
So Cooper Miss” Lottie Tagils
Cn Os
Ngo Nisin Laensene Enevesene Sartorio Kassebau
Willie Murphy
Senrearo
Luebert Pim
Gauldich
Maurice Chandler
Wallace Huntington
Schubert-Liszt
Maud Parkhurst
Aeolian
Louise Schellschmidt
Ella Schaefer
Eugene Keller
Rudolf Jose
la Cinquantaine
Gabriel Marie
Blanche Clark
Hazel Hammel
Greenfield
Martha Neff
Peru
Hasselmanns Ranklin
Schuecker
Personal and social notes of then Terre Haute
Mrs Edward Greer returns from a short Oxford visit. Edith Rogers of Cin Cincinnati visits Mrs Thomas B Arnold. Miss Mary Pierson to York Pa summer with Miss Mayme Emmerbrink. Beveridge leaves for Cleveland to attend Hanna-McCormick wedding. Many social visits and upcoming weddings with locals, out of town guests, and club events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Greer
Oxford
Edith Rogers
Cin Cincinnati
Thomas B. Arnold
Lexington
Albert R. Thompson
Liberty
Mary Pierson
York
Mayme Emmerbrink
Albert J. Beveridge
Cleveland
Hanna- McCormick
M. Partell
Louisville
M. A. Woollen
Broadway
Frank M. Wood
Jessica
Piqua, O
Martha Wood
W. H
Kate C. Casey
South Bend
George Barrett Moxley
Lassee N. M
Mary Edith Dean
North Capitol Avenue
Mary Noble
Harry Griffith
George Q. Bruce
Jane Abbott
Tippecanoe Lake
Bruce Cottage
Frederick Francke
Philip Hildebrand
German Literary Club
Germania Park
Zimmerman
Elgin
Ill
Stryker
Burgess
Goodland
Ind
Harry C. Graybill
Mildred Thompson
William Kelly Thompson
Louis A. Kinsey
San Francisco
Japan
St. Louis
Albert Lawrence Kinsey
George P. Brown
Ofington, Ill
Charles Carroll Brown
Western Pennsylvania
William H. Apte
Mackinac
Edward F. Cost
Adirondacks
Elizabeth Ford Dye
Ee George Riley Longnecker
Maysville
Delaware Street
Florence Webster
George C. Webster
William Ray Long
College Avenue
D. W. Grubbs
Riker
Florence Grubbs
Harrodsburg
Grubbs-Noble
Misses Robson
Chicago
Henry L. Walace
Ola Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Dayton
Harmon M. Purviance
Huntington
Whitley
Indiana
Senate
Kline
Montgomery County
Ohio
Florence Russell
William Lilly
Meridian-street
Churchill
New York
Miss Lilly
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Theodoree Haughey
M. R. Eddy
Eddy
Elizabeth Eddy
Washington, D. C
George Lilly
Mary Lilly
Anderson
C. R. Burdette
O. Cc. Russell
Herbert P. Dahlen
Charlotte Dahlen
Terre Haute
Margaret Shover
Mabel Osborne
Frankfort
Leila Thomas
Ada Snidel
Frank Reynolds
H. A. Russell
Mrs. Russell
Miss Russell
Mr. Lilly
Charles Lilly
Louise Lilly
Myrtle Harvie
Miss Lewis
Helen Horey
Ida Turrell
Burdette
Curtin
Barnes
Ralph Helm
Carl Wilteie
David Smith
Jm Hayes
Karl Krauss
George Reeves
Proctor Club
Rose petals and old fashioned wedding decor in press quotes
Excerpts describe rose wedding decor with petals under chandeliers and hollyhock borders for a quaint ceremony. Tables set with queen of flowers, Jacqueminots, blush roses, and tea roses mingle with honeysuckle on trellises nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Telegraph
Wedding fashion and charity tales crop up in wit
A jumble of social notices and humor contrasts large weddings with quiet ones. South Africans and Jews plan grand nuptials with many bridesmaids and guests, while Lady Sybil Primrose, and Lady Howard de Walden seek privacy and no gifts. A Chicago Tribune jab at wedding excess echoes in a real plea for aid as a beggar seeks cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil Primrose
Epsom
Howard de Walden
Mother's Grief Over Lost Boy Ends With Reunion In Cell
A mother discovers her son is in custody after Arthur Hamel and companion, both aged fourteen and fifteen, are arrested for stealing four carpenters saws from a shed at a building on Leota Street. The youths admitted guilt and were placed with the police matron. Mrs Hamel, after learning her son was jailed, almost died from hysterics before her elder son arrived and the boy was returned to her. The pair claimed they stole the saws because they did not dare take them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hamel
Leota Street
Oliver Street
Walter Craig
Alleged book agents Banta under arrest in Chicago case
Benjamin Whitesides and Charles Banta, posing as representatives of the L. D. Abbott Company of Chicago, were arrested by Detectives Holtz and Bray for obtaining money under false pretenses. Earl Wine of 425 Hudson Street filed the complaint after paying 3.75 for a prospectus and a nonrefundable contract. Police say many boys have been swindled and the pair may be sought in other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Whitesides
Charles Banta
L. D. Abbott Company
Chicago
Holtz and Bray
Earl Wine
Hudson Street
Young Wine
Veteran without money seeks transport to Soldiers' Home
Herman Couartman, an elderly Civil War veteran, told the desk sergeant at the police station that he is an inmate of Marion Indiana's Soldiers' Home. He said he was visiting Cincinnati when robbed of his pocketbook and $10 plus his railway ticket. He was stranded and aided by the township trustee who sent him to Marion last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Couartman
Marion
Ind
Cincinnati
Governor Bailey Weds Ida B Weede in Kansas City Church
Willis J Bailey governor of Kansas and Ida B Weede married at First Congregational Church in Kansas City. Ceremony brief with few guests including Bailey’s brother E N Batley and sister in law C M Cafferty. Afterward the couple departed for Topeka. Bailey dismisses vow of marriage promise rumor as joke from campaign era. Weede, Ida Albert by maiden name, has two children and previously widowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Willis J. Bailey
Kansas
Ida B. Weede
First Congregational Church
J. F. Fifield
E. N. Batley
Gover
C. M. Cafferty
John Albert
Seneca
Kan
Potts
Topeka
Iley
Ilinois
Bailey
Homeopathic Society Sees Broad Tolerance and Revival
The State Homeopathic Medical Society opened a two day gathering at the Denison Hotel with Dr. D. H. Dean urging full use of medical advances while advocating tolerance between schools without abandoning core homeopathic tenets. Papers covered pneumonia, gastralgia, headaches, and the ultraviolet ray, among others, with a banquet and toasts concluding the first day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Homeopathic Medical Society
Denison
J. Cumming Smith
D. H. Dean
Rushville
Aca
F. Larkin
Franklin
Ww. B. Huron
Tipton
F. L. Davis
Evansville
G. R. Dunlevey
E. B. Grosvenor
Richmond
L. W. Jordan
Wabash
O. Maddox
Rockville
J. C. Wehrman
Spollanopolis
Samuel Harrell
Noblesville
Bennett’s Peculiar Mania Inspires Insanity Inquest
Hubert Rumsey Bennett of Sugar Grove avenue was declared insane at an inquest by Justice Stout. He claimed to be insane at times and feared killing someone. A sunstroke six years ago left him prone to unconscious spells and violent outbursts. He once cut his clothes, frightened friends and relatives, and recently attempted suicide by cutting his throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Rumsey Bennett
Sugar Grove Avenue
Justice Stout
Bennett
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Tucking varies by width to suit seasonal fabrics and soft materials. The illustrated pale pink mousseline model with Valenciennes lace trims suits thinner fabrics and soft wools plus silks. The dress features a fitted waist with optional transparent yoke, tucked panels, and a flouncy skirt. sleeve puff at the wrists. Material amounts given for medium size and pattern 4440 offered in multiple ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Manton
Cendiananciis
Ind
Irvington School Site Deal Fails Over Ritter Property Terms
Irvington area school site negotiations with Ritter heirs fail as board offers to swap the current Irvington site plus cash for the Ritter property and a clear title. The board approves a Friday meeting to decide the matter. Construction bids for No. 41 and corrugated ceilings are awarded, library funds and Italian book addition discussed, and the incoming treasurer’s bond raised to 225000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Ritter
Washington Street
Ritter Avenue
William M. Taylor
Jay
William P. Jungelaus
Charles Albrecht
Shortridge Class Day Brings Historic Exercises and Open Door Oration
The Shortridge High School graduating class of 1903 held its first class day exercises in the packed assembly hall. Edmund Eitel, president of the class, and Principal Hull spoke, with readings, music by the Shortridge orchestra led by Prof Edward Birge, and a notable oration by George M. D. Posey on Americas open door policy and expansion. The event ended with dancing and a fond sendoff as guests departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge High School
Shortrige
Edward B. Birge
Edmund Eitel
Lawrence C. Hull
Paul Clements
Hazel Dean Spellman
Blanchard McKee
Raymond Blatchley
George M. D. Posey
Americas
America
Sweet Home
Wildhack Diploma Hold Refers to School Seating Incident
George O Wildhack of the M T H S&S graduating class has not received his diploma after refusing to sit beside a colored girl at Monday night’s commencement. The case was referred to Superintendent Kendall who is away from the city. Principal Bramerich said Wildhack called yesterday and expected a satisfactory adjustment for both student and author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Wildhack
Kendall
Princip Bramerich
Wildhack
Two Women Applicants for Dental Exams Named
About thirty five applicants are taking the dentistry examination at the Statehouse conducted by the State Board of Dental Examiners. Two women, Miss Pearcy of Roachdale and Miss Baron of Goshen, are among the candidates. The new law requires all dental college graduates to take the exam, replacing the old system where a diploma from a recognized college granted a license without testing. Some Louisville graduates will be affected. the exam period extends through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statehouse
State Board of Dental Examiners
Pearcy
Roachdale
Indiana
Miller
Louisville
Jewelry theft and domestic assault case in Brooklyn
Edward Wait of 1838 Gent Avenue was arrested after allegedly assaulting and choking his wife yesterday afternoon. Police say he beat her, stole about $2,000 in jewelry and over $1,000 in cash, then spent the money on drink. The wife is left penniless and fearful of further violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wait
Gent Avenue
Mullin
Wait
Ae Aa
Ham Bone Holtz Arrested for Bicycle Theft Ring
James Holts of 219 Toledo street nicknamed Ham Bone, described as a very black man, was arrested yesterday by Detectives Kinney Morgan and Hauser on charges of stealing several Decree Tits bicycles and selling them to second hand dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Holts
Toledo Street
Ham Bone" Holtz
Kinney, Morgan and Hauser
Presiding Elders Entertained at Congress Dinner
Presiding elders attending the historical and literary congress of the A. M. E. Church met at the home of their leader. Fourteen were present in the Fourth Episcopal district. A reception was given and dinner hosted by Bishop Lastcouncil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esterda
Episcopal
Grape Nuts Aid Recovery After Typhoid Fever
A reader recalls illness after typhoid fever and credits Grape Nuts with rapid strength return. Four teaspoonfuls with cream sustain a healthy person for half a day, while warm milk helps convalescents. The account emphasizes nourishing, easy to digest foods during recovery.
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Pat
Comnelimani
College-Avenue
Cook
Broad Ripple
Brenneman Cottage
Clu
Charles A. Corbly
Margaret F. Peelle
Thomas Bard Arnold
M. W. Carr
Anna Reaume
J. H. Wilson, Jr
M. W. Daly
S. P. Sheerin
E. J. Brennan
Rosemary Brennan
W. J. Griffin
F. Mubl
Katellins
Century Club
Country Club
Thalman—Oppenheimer
Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
David Thalman
Thalman & Levi
Mary Oppenheimer
Walnut Hills
McMillen Street
New York Press
John Jacob Astor
J. Borden Harriman
New York “Man's Club
Meadowbrook Hounds
Man's Club
Knickerbocker Club
Fortieth Street
Lexington Avenue
Philadelphia
New York Tribune
Chicago Tribune
Benjamin and
Charles
Banta
Homeopathic Society
Dean
Grosvenor
John N. Taylor
Crawfordsville
Taylor
Columbia Club
W. B. Stewart
H. H. Baker
Muncie
O. S. Runnels
F. H. Huron
Danville
Carrie B. Banning
Fort Wayne
Rebecca R. George
A. W. Holcombe
J. H. Baldwin
Jeffersonville
Aiki Sildiidera
Marion Trust Company
Northeast Corner Market Street
Monument Place
BOARD
Shortridge
High School Hall
EDUCA
Indiana Olisusiness Universit
Baliding
Kentucky
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