The Good World Sermon At All Souls Church
Rev E B Newbert at All Souls Unitarian preached that the world is formed to be inhabited and that optimism sustains progress. He argued science supports a universe friendly to humanity, urging learners to embrace one life one law and one destiny, with faith in joy and human goodness.
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All Souls’ Unitarian Church
E. EB. Newbert
Schopttle
Calvin
John Fiske
Schopenhauer
Emerson
Gitakes Goce
Hell and Judgment At Mil ford Lyon Revival Meeting
Rev Mil ford Lyon drew over two thousand to a Prospect street tent for a revival, with 1500 chairs filled and many standing. Attendance peaked at 1200 at the afternoon men’s meeting on The Man and the Tiger. Lyon urged readiness to die and warned against hypocrisy, declaring one cannot serve both Jesus Christ and the world.
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Milford Lyon
Prospect Street
Lyon
Mr. Lyon
Jesus Christ
Hell
Lebanon man crushed fingers in rail yard mishap
John Wider of Lebanon Indiana had the index and little fingers of his right hand crushed yesterday afternoon while helping brakeman move cars in the yard. He was taken to the city hospital for treatment.
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John Wider
Lebanon
Ind
Flag Day Celebrations Mark 126th Anniversary Nationwide
Old Glory was adopted on June 17 1777 by Congress and celebrated in city churches and Sunday schools. Central M E Church Second Presbyterian St Pauls Episcopal and Mayer Chapel held patriotic programs with Coffin Hadley Hendrickson Brown Grim Pray and others leading songs readings and addresses detailing the flag history and meaning.
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Congress of
United States
Congress
Central Avenue M. E
Charles F. Coffin
Coffin
American Congress
J. W. Hadley
Supreme Court
Litta Grimm
Alfred Brandt
Appomattox
Second Presbyterian Church
Thomas A. Whallon
Mabel Pray
W. C. Hall
Edwin A. Hendrickson
Mayer Chapel
Recital Tonight at Propylaeum for Terence Holliday Honor
Basso Terence Holliday with violinist Hugh McGibeny presents a musicale at the Propylaeum tonight, featuring a first city recital performance followed by dancing. The programme includes works by Schubert, Mendelssohn, and Lehmann among others, with a general public audience invited.
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Terence Holliday
Hugh McGibeny
Propylaeum
Mendelssohn
Eliland
Alexander von
Sobered by a fall on Pennsylvania Street bridge
A St Louis hobo calling himself Miller slipped from the railing of the Pogue's Run bridge on Pennsylvania Street yesterday afternoon. He slept and toppled ten feet to the creek bed, was carried away unconscious by Dispensary ambulance. Cunningham, the batter, offered no medical aid and he recovered sobriety after the ordeal.
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Miller
St. Louis
Pogue
Pennsylvania Street
Cunningham
Battier “Ceaies
Local union elects officers for coming year at English Opera House
The local union of stage employes held its annual election yesterday naming Conrad Streibeck as president and Frank as vice president for the ensuing year. The vote completed the slate of officers for the organization.
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Union of
Stage Employes
Conrad Streibeck
English Opera House
Frank
National convention delegates chosen at Grand Opera House event
Jones of the Grand Opera House and traveling agent Gus Gue led the lineup with Norman Farnsworth and Edward Conner. Farnsworth and Conner were elected delegates to the annual national convention to be held in Columbus in July.
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Jones
Grand Opera House
Gus Gue
Norman Farnsworth
Edward Conner
Farnsworth
Conner
Organization
Columbus
Stricken Drugist M C Staley Dies or Survives
M C Staley a druggist at McCarty and Virginia avenue was stricken with apoplexy while visiting friends at 786 South East street. He was found unconscious and rushed home in a City Dispensary ambulance under Dr Seaton and Dr Cunningham. A two year paralysis history marks his serious condition.
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M. C. Staley
McCarty
Virginia Avenue
South East Street
City Dispensary
Seaton
Cunningham
Mr. Staley
Justice fugitive nabbed by warning over the wire
James Edmonson of Belleville alerted police in Indianapolis to arrest William Rodman of Muncie as a fugitive. Bicycle officers Lowe and Askins waited at Eagle Creek Bridge on West Washington street and arrested Rodman as he rode by. A search found one stolen revolver and a trove of items claimed as trophies from raids. Rodman allegedly used a peddler outfit to mask his real profession.
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West Washington Street
Low
Askins
Albert Rush
Harry Hughes
James Edmonson
Belleville
Ind
William Rodman
Muncie
Indianapolis
Edmonson
Lowe
Eagle Creek
Rodman
Christian Endeavor Unions Meet at First Presbyterian Church
The Indianapolis Christian Endeavor Union bringing together about forty societies held sessions at the First Presbyterian Church. Plans were discussed for upcoming meetings, with leaders from several churches delivering talks and a collection planned for delegations to the national Endeavor convention in Denver.
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Christian Endeavor Unions
First Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis Christian Endeavor Union
Delaware and
Sixteenth Streets
Third Christian Church
Ashland Avenue
Thirteenth Street
George
Applegate
California
Central Christian Church
Walnut Streets
Dichman
A. L. Ward
Flora Drake
Lillian Norris
Mac Simmons
de Groot
Grace Carriger
Hall Frank
Gadd
M. N. Haines
Joseph Selvage
George 8
West Newton Sermon Sparks Sunday Picnic Clash
News from West Newton reports Rev William Card of the Friends Church lambasted Sunday picnics and open ice cream parlors in a sermon on the Sabbath. He linked the practices to the town’s commercial Sunday observance, while Mr and Mrs Jackson Landers celebrated their twenty six years of marriage with a family gathering. The sermon coincided with a party traveling by hacks to Landersdale, prompting strong responses at local stores.
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West Newton
William Card
Friends’ Church
David
Robertson
Mr. Card
Card
Jackson Landers
Newton
Freinds
Landersdale
Politics in the pulpit on Indianapolis election stance
The Rev. George M. Anderson criticized the city administration at Fourth Christian Church and urged voters to judge candidates by merit. He endorsed a mixed ticket, urged independence from party lines, and praised the Citizens' League while warning against saloon influence. He urged prayer before voting and stressed choosing honest, capable leaders for Indianapolis.
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George M. Anderson
Indianapolis
Fourth Christian Church
Bookwalter
F. P. Smith
City of
Mr. Anderson
Citizens’ League
Roosevelt
Bryan
League
Excited Crowd At River Deluded By Waste Material
A Michigan Street bridge sighting near White River sparked a man’s fear of a body when Joe Bailey dragged a sack from the stream. Police and coroner investigated as bystanders speculated a murder, but the sacks contained only packing house waste.
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Joe Bailey
Captain Dawson
Police Department
White River
Michigan Street
Duncan
Trimpe
Tutewller
Sunday Journal Messy Reel of 1906 Events
Reports from Sunday’s Journal cover a Georgia Central train death by dynamite, Breathitt case continuances, Jett’s expected acquittal, and White’s low spirits. Panama Canal outlook dark after conferences, Cobden officials resign over debt, Chicago hotel unions strike relief, post office corruption probes spreading, Bristow widening free-delivery flaws. Serbia royal assassination details emerge, Marinette tale ties Professor Hoffman to a Crown Prince claim.
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Joseph M. Crane
Georgia Central
Breathitt
Jett
White
Panama Canal
Canal Company
Cobden
Servia
Marinette
Wis
Hoffman
University of Iowa
Rudolph of Austria suicide and other notices
A compilation notes Rudolph of Austria believed to have killed himself at Myerling fifteen years ago. David A. Nisbett, a retired Evansville merchant, died by his own hand. Alexandria hosted the sixth annual saengerfest of German societies. A restraining order barred picketing against Shelbyville furniture makers. Fire at Greentown destroyed the National Glass Company plant, loss about 150000 with 70000 insured. The wage rebate in tinplate mills was discontinued. A Sweetser man and his grandson were killed by a Pennsylvania switch engine after stepping from one track to avoid a freight. Benton county court records in the Moses Fowler case approved and returned to Tippecanoe court. Dunlap hats advertised at Seaton's Hat Store. Rail notices include Pennsylvania Lines schedules in Indianapolis and Louisville, and Big Four Route for the International Christian Endeavor Convention in Denver with round trip 28.40 from Indianapolis.
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David A. Nisbett
Evansville
Alexandria
Shelbyville
Greentown
National Glass Company
Sweetser
Pennsylvania
Benton County
Moses Fowler
Tippecanoe
Excursions Sunday From Indianapolis to Cincinnati and Terre Haute
Special express trains run Sunday June 21 with no stops. Indianapolis Union Station departs 7 a.m. to Cincinnati and back from Central Union Station at 7 p.m. Fare 1.25 to Cincinnati and 1.00 to Greencastle. Terre Haute trip departs Indianapolis 7 a.m. returning 7 p.m. Authorized by H. M. Bronson and A. G. P. AL.
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Indianapolis
Louisville Main Street
Indianapolis Union Station
Central Union Station
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
M. Bronson
Excursion to Mountain Lake Park On July 2
A special coach trip to Mountain Lake Park departs Indianapolis at 2 50 p m on Thursday July 2. Round trip ticket price is 14 65 with return validity until July 17. For details contact Mrs Kate Applegate or Big Four offices No 1 E Washington St and Union Station. H M Bronson A G P A
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Mountain Lake Park
Indianapolis
Eprones
Kate Applegate
Big Four
Washington St
Union Station
H. M. Bronson
Special Train Offers June 21 and Aug 18 Tours
Tickets sold June 25 to 27 with return limit August 1. Stopovers at Niagara Falls Chautauqua Lake and Cambridge Springs. Agency contact R P Algeo D P A. ECATUR AND RETURN 81.25 via C H D. Sunday June 21 special Indianapolis 7 am train, Decatur 6 30 pm return. Terre Haute IN. 2 27 round trip. Trains 27 and 35 from Indianapolis 6 50 and 7 30 am. W W Richardson D P A.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Nendianapolis
Chicago
Denver
Chicago & Northwestern
Union Pacific Railways
White City
Cc. E
C. J. On Anan
Meridian Sr
Anna Louise Minich
le Four
H. M. Bronson
A. G
Niagara Falls
Chautauqua Lake
Cambridge Springs
R. P. Algeo
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