Home for Blind Men seeks funds for Twentieth Street residence
Indiana Industrial Home for Blind Men, at 1146 West Twentieth Street, is appealing for contributions to expand its broom factory which currently houses eleven men in good homes and steady work. Officers with no pay led by President D Sollix Runnels and Treasurer R W Furnas announced the annual election results. manager roster includes Dr Louis Runnels and Charles B Stilz among others. C S McGuin is superintendent.
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Indiana Industrial Home For
West Twenieth Street
Fors
D. Sollix Runnels
R. W. Furnas
Tressurer
M. Jillson
Charles B. . Mene
John P. Leyendecker
Louis Runnels
Furnas
Charles B. Stilz
William Jillson
S T Parsons Arrest For Practicing Medicine Without License
S T Parsons of 84 Elm Street, who travels the state organizing Indiana Red Cross Medical Associations, was arrested by Detective Wallace on a charge of practicing medicine without a license. An affidavit by Dr W F Curryer, Secretary of the State Medical Board, supports the case. Parsons denied practicing medicine and blamed an enemy named Mason of Juncte who he had sued recently for money obtained under allegedly false pretenses. He claimed Mason threatened to prosecute him for unlicensed practice via a signed letter. Parsons was not in the city last night. a close associate confirmed Mason filed the complaint.
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S. T. Parsons
Elm Street
Indiana Red Cross Medical Associations
Wallace
W. F. Curryer
State Medical Board
Parsons
Mason
Juncte
Parsons & Man
Flint Glass Bottle Makers Meet at Denison Hotel
The National Flint Bottle Manufacturers Association held its regular monthly meeting at the Denison Hotel with about thirty manufacturers in attendance. Fred J. Park of Wheeling serves as president, George M. Lewis of Alton as vice president, George W. Yost of Bellaire as secretary, and A. Be Breed of Marion as treasurer. An officer noted discussion of the flint glass trade and emphasized the goal of closer producer cooperation and unity among members.
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National
Flint Bottle Manufacturers’ Association
Denison Hotel
Fred J. Park
Wheeling
George M. Lewis
Alton
George W. Yost
Bellaire
A. BE. Breed
Marion
Assembly Hall
Ittahoe
Helen Brown
Madgelake
Albert Barnes
Binue
Pinsut
Benj
Behreckens
Bohien
Florence Nicoll
SeRpr Yce Epertoni
John EB. Cleland
Harrison Public School Receives General Knefler Bust
General Fred Knefler presented a bust of ex-President Benjamin Harrison to the public school at Walnut and Delaware streets, named Harrison School, through Capt Eli F Ritter. The bust by Rudolph Schwarz was accepted for the School Board by Superintendent Calvin Kendall and custodian Miss Margaret Hamilton amid flag drapery and student speeches.
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General Harrison
Walnut
Delaware Streets
Fred Knefler
Eli F. Ritter
Rudolph Schwarz
Indianapolis
General Knefler
Benjamin Harrison
General Knestler
Captain Ritter
Delaware Street
Ward School No. 2
Ritter
SapeCay
Harrison
Hertha Rose Knefler
Ernest Fred. Knefler
Rose Foater Knefler
Margaret Hamilton
Arte
Calvin N. Kendall
Kendall
Miss Hamilton
Arthur Lewis
David K. Goss
Germany
Gen
Rena Tucker
Art League
New York
Lawrence Hitt
Lincoln
Jessie Ragsdale
Indiana Kindergarten and Primary Normal Training School Commencement
A large audience attended the commencement exercises at Plymouth Church for the Indiana Kindergarten and Primary Normal Training School. Diplomas were presented by Rev. H. C. Reserve. Rev. G. L. Mackintosh gave the benediction. The program featured songs, solos, and class prophecies, with pupils in light gowns and a motto “More Light.”
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Indiana
Plymouth Church
G. L. Mackintosh
Gounod
Normal School
Committee names men to plan state monument dedication
Governor Durbin named a seven member executive committee to plan the dedication of the state soldiers and sailors monument. The appointees are A. O. Marsh, H. C. Adams, William E. English, John P. Frenzel, David N. Foster, W. P. Herron, and S. T. Gillette. They are to meet in the Capitol executive parlor next Tuesday at 11.00 am to organize the effort. Frenzel learned of his appointment from the Journal and had no view yet on a dedication date.
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Durbin
Anderson
Statehouse
A. O. Marsh
Winchester
United States
H. C. Adams
William E. English
John P. Frenzel
David N. Foster
Fort Wayne
W. P. Herron
Crawfordsville
the Journal
Quarantine Lifted After Smallpox Case at Foley Home
The Board of Health lifted the smallpox quarantine on Deputy U.S. Marshal John Foley’s residence at North Delaware street. Miss Mamie Sweeney a Louisville relative had contracted the disease from a porter on a sleeping car en route to the city. Foley remained outside, communicating with his family across the street while the case recovered and quarantine ended.
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Board of Health
United States
John Foley
Delaware Street
Mamie Sweeney
Louisville
Foley
Mr. Foley
Miss Sweeney
Marshal’s
Neumost
Unlucky number in county settlement returns noted
Thirteen counties filed semi annual settlement sheets with the auditor of state. Counties sent in tax shares and received school funds in return. Entries list Floyd De Kalb Bartholomew Kelby Posey Greene Knox Jefferson Dela ware Carroll Johnson Jasper Whitley along with amounts paid and returned. Ad for New Pianos at Wulschnoer's.
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Auditor of State
Floyd County
John M. Baylor
de Kalb
Francis M. Hines
Bartholomew
William F. Coats
Kelby
Elmore H. Lee
Posey
Henry Fisher
Greene
Christopher C. Ballard
Knox
Charles A. Welzert
Jefferson
Charles L. Copeland
Delaware
Charles F. Koontz
Carroll
John BP. McCormick
Johnson
William A. Bridges
Jasper
Robert A. Parkison
Whitley
Melville Blain
Woman Nearly Killed as Brother Beats Nora Henry
James Clane of 444 South Alabama Street fought Nora Henry at 510 East Georgia Street, beating her in front of witness Robert Endicott. Henry is badly injured with internal injuries and lung bleeding. Clane was arrested by Bicycle Policemen Manning and Griffin. bond set at $4. he denies kicking her.
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James Clane
South
Alabama Street
Manning and Griffin
Nora Henry
East Georgia Street
Patrick Clune
Clune
Henry
Robert Endicott
Endicott
Ritter
Dr. Jacobs
Returned Missionaries At Missionary Alliance Session
Yesterday the Christian Missionary Alliance convention at Second Presbyterian Church featured talks by returning missionaries. Chicago pastor Rev D W Night spoke on Revelation while Rev M Fuller discussed India famine work and Miss Barnes described Japan outreach. Rev W Meminger urged churchless to find faith. Afternoon featured missionary reports and Rev M M Bales spoke on The Deep Abiding Life in the Holy Spirit. Rev A B Simpson of New York will arrive today to address meetings today and Sunday.
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Christian Missionary Alliance
Second Presbyterian Church
D. W. Night
Chicago
M. Fuller
India
Miss Barnes
Japan
W. Meminger
M. M. Bales
A. B. Simpson
New York
National Missionary Alliance
Mr. Simpson
Conditions at Colfax Amid Smallpox Cases
Dr. J N Hurty says Colfax residents with smallpox are confined and some will draw pay by proxy. He denies a general quarantine and notes thorough local efforts. Colfax depot disinfected. vaccination plans to be offered free to all residents.
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Colfax
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Hurry
Ruling Upholds Exemption Rights in Bankruptcy Case
Judge Baker sustains the referee in denying $75 in fees to creditors attorneys in the H. F. Strain bankruptcy. Strain, a resident householder, is deemed to have full exemption of estate property. Creditors who pursue insolvent cases risk paying their own attorneys if they press beyond exemptions. The court asserts exemption rights are sacred and cannot be overridden for creditors or their counsel.
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Baker
United States Court
H. F. Strain
Stram
Cavender Foils Rock Thrower At Massachusetts Depot
Night operator Frank Cavender narrowly escaped injury when a rock hurled through a waiting room window nearly struck him. He chased the attacker along Massachusetts Avenue, jumped on his back, and held him until officers arrived. The suspect, Thomas O’Neal, was charged with assault with intent to kill and malicious trespass.
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Frank Covender
Massachusetts Avenue
Cavender
Griffin and
Manning
Thomas O'Neal
Dora and The Fool of the Family At German House
The South Side German House hosted a two play program last night to benefit Holy Innocents Episcopal Church. Dora from Tennyson in three acts and a one act farce The Fool of the Family received attentive staging with strong ensemble work despite a sandiwork backdrop.
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Dora
Tennyson
Holy Innocents Episcopal Church
Local crowd disrupts two plays prompting police action
In aere Frank P. Baker Earl york Me Pearl Ford Lettle Ford Avon Breyer Albert Bruce and Naomi Bernauer. Songs and specialties were presented by company members during the two plays. A disorderly crowd gathered in front of the entrance and harassed attendees with odious remarks. Police Houser and Trimpe responded as officers approached, the troublemakers then fled toward nearby alleys.
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Frank P. Baker
Earl York
Pearl’Ford
Lettle Ford
Avon Breyer
Albert Bruce
Naomi Bernauer
Houser
Trimpe
Gen Knefler in a state of deepening feebleness
Gen Fred Knefler grew markedly weaker yesterday than Wednesday. He received a sleep-inducing injection in the morning and later remained unconscious, unable to take nourishment for three days. A midnight physician visit followed as he lay under continual watch. A separate case reports a poisons call at 2% Cook Street where a woman refused to give her name to Dr. Vevaney, and another resident claimed the woman was Lizzie Winnings, quarreling with her husband.
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Fred Knefler
Lizzie Winnings
Duanlap's Hats Featured at Seaton's Hat Store
Notice to tourists offers daily and Sunday Journal mail forwarding to any U S or Canadian address during summer. Subscribers may change delivery address as often as needed. Telephones 238 provided for service.
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Daily
Sunday Journal
United States
Canada
Name a Train for G R I Line to Petoskey
The G R I passenger department offers a round trip ticket from any point on its line to Petoskey or Harbor Springs for the best proposed name for Train No 7. The daylight run from Richmond to Harbor Springs features parlor and buffet parlor cars with fast service, promising a five hour Grand Rapids leg and early arrival times.
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Tts Nie
Petoskey
Harbor Springs
Richmond
Ind
Fort Wayne
Kalamazoo
Mich
Grand Rapids
Traverse City
Bay View
Wopuatonetne
Northland Express
C. L. Lockwood
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway
81.00 Decatur and Return via J. D. W Ry
A train fare of 81.00 dollars for a Decatur round trip on Sunday June 16th via the J D and W Railway is listed in the notice. The item notes schedule and pricing details for the travel option.
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Decatur
Big Four
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