Indiana Dental Association Convenes With 200 Members Attending
Complete programme for the forty-fifth annual Indiana State Dental Association convention is issued with plans for meetings Tuesday through Thursday at the Indiana Dental College and East Ohio Street clinics. J. Q. Byram leads arrangements as social events at the Columbia Club highlight the gathering, with visitors from Chicago and others joining 200 members and 30 prospective members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Dental Association
J. Q. Byram
Indiana Dental College
Ehaireas
Chicago
Dental College
East Ohio Street
Columbia Club
Assons
C. Kahio
Indianapolis
Orrison
Connersville
Cheerhan
Rushville
Caee
Muncie
Harry C. Kahlo
F. R. McClanahan
Co. W
Fort Eammarace
Endianess
H. Napolis
G Unt
F. R. Mc
Pathetic police scene over entrapment case reported
A troubling police scene occurred yesterday involving a wife of Harry charged with entrapping a young country girl into a mock plea. She pleaded with the girl to reveal reports about him while he insisted on proving his innocence. Andrews, living on Ring with one and two children, is linked to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Nella
Andrews
Ring
Oene
Ars
Republican Committee Member Named From Ninth Precinct
Charlies 8. Boynton of 6 East New Street is listed as a member of the Republican Committee from the ninth precinct ahead of forthcoming party events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies
Boynton
East New Street
Republican Committee
Resignation of Seventh Ward Member to City Committee Chair
The Seventh ward member yesterday mailed his resignation to Edwin D Logsdon chair man of the city committee. The communication gave no reasons for retiring from the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Edwin D. Logsdon
Automobilists Arrive from Chicago for Indianapolis Visit
A small Chicago Automobile Club contingent arrived in Indianapolis around 6 PM, with four cars from Chicago and others from Indianapolis. The group traveled via Lafayette and Frankfort, met by Lafayette Automobile Club, and dined at Cedar Lake excursion and at the cittes Hotel. Local members Carl Fisher E O Langen George A Gay Charles D Sommers and Fred M Ayres greeted them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Chicago
Chicago Automobile Club
Indianapolis Automobilists
Lafayette
Chicago Club
Lafayette Automobile Club
Frankfort
Conrad Miller
Cit Tes
Mammoth Ave
Carl Fisher
E. O. Langen
Cedar Lake
George A. Gay
Charles D. Sommers
Fred M. Ayres
Revival Sermon Targets Cowardice in Confession
Reverend M. H. Lyon denounces Christians afraid to confess faith, urging zeal over worldly pleasures. He cites ballgame shouts as hypocritical distractions, notes broadness of Christianity, and recounts his own conversion. Today's schedule includes women and men services and a Friday night sermon on The Guilt Fixed. Lyon departs tomorrow for Chicago to start more revivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
God
Jesus Christ
Edwin Ray M. E
Mr. Lyon
Chicago
Commercial Travelers Mutual Accident Assoc Indiana Holds Annual Meeting
The Commercial Travelers Mutual Accident Association of Indiana met at Denison Hotel. Officers were reelected: Dugan president Howland vice president McPherson secretary treasurer. Directors renewed for two years: Stubbs Cay lor Ross Nicoles. Reports show 1628 members and 13907 dollars paid in weekly indemnities. one death claim of 5000 dollars. Cash balance 3409.70. Refreshments served and Thomas Arnold performed with card tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Travelers’ Mutual Accident Association of Indiana
Denison Hotel
John A. Dugan
C. B. Howland
Carey McPherson
Joseph H. Stubbs
Jeff Caylor
Charles A. Ross
W. H. Nicoles
James H. Newman
Lew W. Cooper
George W. Barth
William D. Harvey
D. A. Leathers
Charlies E. Barrett
Thomas Arnold
Permit Issued for $25,000 Power House by Marion County Heating
A building permit was issued yesterday to the Marion County Hot Water Heating Company for a power house costing $25,000. The site is at the Big Four tracks and Northwestern Avenue, within a city block roughly a mile square, where the firm holds a franchise for hot water heating and electric lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Hot Water Heating Company
Big Four Tracks
Northwestern Avenue
Rouse Charged in Newport Post Office Short Change Case
George Rause of Terre Haute, a colored man, was brought to Indianapolis by Deputy Boyd overnight. He is jailed on federal charges for operating a short change racket at the Newport post office, held under $00 bail for next month’s trial before the Federal grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rause
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
United States
Boyd
Rause
Newport
Ind
Goat Lymph Treatment Opens Indianapolis Rooms
Growing demand in Indianapolis leads to treatment rooms at 430 North Illinois Street by the Goat Lymph Sanitarium Chicago. Resident physician will personally oversee cases, citing remarkable cures in neurasthenia, insomnia, locomotor ataxia, paralysis, articular rheumatism, and age-related troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Chicago
New York
North
Illinois Street
Laycock Employes Hold Picnic with Prizes and Races
The T. B. Laycock Manufacturing Company employees held a Brookside Park picnic with about 6 attendees. Events included field contests, a 100 yard dash won by Dennis over Cullen, a prize haul of cash prizes up to 10 dollars, and a 6 to 1 Laycock victory over the Bankers in a baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Laycock Manufacturing Company
Brookside Park
I. M. Mean
J. A. Swift
Swift
James Darnell
Homer Marguson
George Henderson
H. H. Cooney
Richard Arthur
R. O. Weaver
A. M. Webster
E. Blanche Gilmer
Viola Sanders
Ella Morand
Edward Andrews
Oscar Hackler
J. B. Smith
Laycock
Bankers
Wholesale League
Mathemy
Clay
Cline
Cullen
Dennis
D. Lindley
Miss Moss
Miss Spencer
E. Arthur
Parker
Hadgen
Jersey
R. Laycock
Emmons
Ballard
Miss Con- Way
Iss Campbell
Lindley
Simon
Miss Mott
Miss Gilmer
Miss Patton
Fair Bank This Week Specials by Ostendorf’s Concert Band
Ostendorf s Concert Band offers daily evening concerts and Saturday matinee at Fair Bank with Sousa night tomorrow and Victor Herbert night Tuesday. Soloists Miss Mabel Hudson and Mr Jess E Cain perform popular and classical selections with Mr Thomas H King featured on trombone. The programme includes marches, overtures, and selections from Florodora and Rag-time pieces, highlighting both vocal and instrumental numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostendorf
Fair Bank
Sousa
Victor Herbert
Mabel Hudson
Jess E. Cain
Cain
Thomas H. King
Cope
el Capitan
Starehedangen
Arcadia
Africa
Jens E. Cain
Rossini
MR Toe Incccade
Sertes
Aressese
Sue Mercadante
Parsons and Griffith to Europe for two months of travel
L. D. Guffin and H. C. Griffith of Parry Manufacturing with E. N. Hill of Carthage Ind depart this morning for New York. They sail Thursday for Bremen for a two month trip to Europe, undertaken mainly for leisure, with Guffin and Griffith overseeing some Parry Company interests abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Guffin
8. C. Griffith
Parry Manufacturing Company
E. N. Hill
Carthage
Ind
New York
Bremen
Europe
Messrs. Guffin
Griffith
Parry Company
Governor’s Office Questions Blooming Dispatches on Cox Jury Service
Surprise voiced at the governor’s office over reports that F. H. Cox, under indictment for whitecapping, serves as a petit juror in a civil suit. Officials fear Cox may be biasing the jury’s view by downplaying the seriousness of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
F. H. Cox
Cox
Woman Violently Disturbing Family Arrested on West New York
Dora Morse, lodging at 24 West New York Street, caused a disturbance while intoxicated and shouted obscenities at residents. Patrolmen Gillespie and Christ arrested her after she provoked earlier trouble in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Morse
West New York Street
Gillespie
Christ
Boys From Goss School Sail To New York On Kaiser Wilhelm II
A party of boys from Prof. David K. Goss’s Strasburg school under Mr. Gilson heads for New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II due July 14. It includes John Fitzgerald Kurt Vonnegut Walter Vonnegut Max Parry Addison Parry of Indianapolis and Albert Diven of Ander son. The Fitzgerald and Parry boys will return with Mr. Goss to Strassburg on the S S Potsdam September 9. Mr. Goss attends the National Educational Association in Boston July 6-12 then goes to Indianapolis to meet the boys. Next year’s outlook is bright with attendance from New York and California. Mrs. Goss and children will summer in Vosges near the French border and meet the party in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David K. Goss
Strasburg
Gilson
New York
John Fitzgerald
Kurt Vonnegut
Walter Vonnegut
Max Parry
Addison Parry
Indianapolis
Albert Diven
Anderson
Fitzgerald and Parry
Goss
Strassburg
S. S. Potsdam
National Educational Association
Boston
Indiana
California
Off to Training Ship Enlisted in Indiana and Terre Haute
Ten young men from Indianapolis and Terre Haute left for Norfolk Virginia to join the Training School for Landsmen at the navy yard. Accompanied by Chief Machinist J W Chisholm, the recruits aged seventeen to twenty two undergo months of training before joining transports for service. Names include Manford Wright Henry E Sipple Floyd E Deal Charles Stearns Herbert Ferguson Percy Malloy John Gibson Edwin Smith Clifford Poland George Kluter. Navy seeks 3000 sailors amid rejections for health and pending parent certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Indianapolis
Norfolk
Navy
Terre Haute
J. W. Chisholm
Norfolk Navy Yard
Bronson
Manford Wright
Henry E. Sipple
Floyd E. Deal
Federal Building
Charles Stearns
Fort Wayne
Herbert Ferguson
Percy Malloy
John Gibson
Edwin Smith
Clifford Poland
George Kluter
Grand Jury Drawn as 1500 Named for Marion County Panel
The Marion County grand jury and a special Criminal Court petit jury were drawn yesterday afternoon by Jury Commissioners Thomas Steele and James Cruse from about 1500 names. The six grand jurors are Albert R. Worm, George F. Borst, Ian L. Lodge, J Herman Baldwin, Edward D. Evans, and Victor K. Hendricks, all Indianapolis residents. The twelve special court jurors include Albert B. Evans, Frank J. Douglass, Winfield Miller, John H. Mahoney, George A. Weadon, Paul H. Krauss, Gustave J. T. Meyer, Ohio Wade, Edgar E. Weikert, Henry J. Mauser, Henry L. Cox, and Samuel Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Grand Jury
Thomas Steele
Jamess. Cruse
Davis
James L. Keach
W. W. Spencer
M Us. Jefferson
Henry H. Hornbrook
Albert R. Worm
George F. Borst
Ian L. Lodge
J. Herman Baldwin
Edward D. Evans
Victor K. Hendricks
Indianapolis
Special Criminal Court Jury
Albert B. Evans
Frank J. Douglass
Winfield Miller
John H. Mahoney
Orge A. Weadon
Paul H. Krauss
Gustave J. T. Meyer
Ohio
Wade
Edgar E. Weikert
Henry J. Mauser
This City
Henry L. Cox
Washington Township
Samuel Allison
Decatur Township
Property owners push for new bridge at Northwestern avenue
A delegation of at least twenty property owners plans to appear before the Board of Works tomorrow to protest the present twenty foot wooden trestle at Northwestern avenue. They demand a new forty foot bridge funded by city or county, oppose a trestle for the interurban line, and seek relief from recent street sidewalk sewer costs. Councillors Eppert Crall favor a no additional cost bridge for property owners, and Senate avenue work. Former Councillor James Munro will join the protest delegation before the Works Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
Northwestern Avenue
Eppert and
Crall
Senate Avenue
James Munro
Works Board
City News Notes From Indiana Town
A set of brief society and civic notices from a midwestern city includes a lawn fete at Roberts Park Church hosted by the Queen Esther Auxiliary, a court appointment sailing to Europe by Judge J B Black, music at Fourth Presbyterian Church, Sunshine Cinch Club dinner at Brenneman's Hotel, and a Home Missionary Society meeting at Hall Place M E Church. It notes the funeral of William H. Alved, a sewing project at Free Kindergarten, a social by George H. Thomas Post W R C, a letter about a Civil War sword, and a troubled local teen at Central Insane Hospital with a dire prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts Park Church
Church Lawn
J. B. Black
Appellate Court of Indiana
Red Star
Vaderland
Europe
A. J. Hammond
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Twentieth
Alabama Streets
Ladies of the Sunshine Cinch Club
Brenneman
Tuesda
John Carroll
Park Avenue
William H. Alved
Kate Alved
East Ohio Street
James H. Taylor
North Pennsylvania Street
New Phone
George H. Thomas
Pierson Block
North
Delaware Street
McGinnis
H. B. Phillips
Stockton, Ga
C. W. Metcalf
Indiana Volunteers
Wartrace
Stone River
Phillips
Metcalf
Steven Dixon
Manual Training Sea School
Rohmer
Old Ritter Homestead to Move for Irvington School Site
Irvington adopts the Ritter avenue corner property for a public school site. The 1870s Ritter homestead will be moved west to Elm avenue while the old yard, nursery and shade trees endure. The transfer reshapes local business, with the Smith block and post office affected as the district shifts toward the new school location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Ritter
Washington Street
Ritter Avenue
Elm Avenue
Troy
Smith
George Russel
William S. Coons
Central Avenue
Ritter and
Smith Block
Ritter Homestead
Levi Rutter
Indianapolis
Danville
Dillon Avenue
Mr. Ritter
Jersey
George By
Julian
Sylvester Johnson
Dr. Ritter
Johnson
Butler College
Ind
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Julian
James Layman
State Horticultural Society
Wingiel Irvington
Juliana
Washington Irving
George W. Julian
Levi Ritter
Hale
Voss Ritter
Witt seeks lien priority in Chicago & Southeastern case
An amended intervening petition in Central Trust Co of New York v Chicago & Southeastern Railway Co was filed in federal court by Mary E Witt. It details a June 1898 Hamilton Circuit Court judgment of 943 plus 6 percent interest for labor and services, previously a lien on the railroad right of way and lands but returned “no property found” on execution, remaining unsatisfied. Mary Witt, widow of Solomon Witt, asks that the judgment be declared a lien superior to both defendants and plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trust Company of New York
Chicago & Southeastern Railway Company
Mary E. Witt
Solomon Witt
Hamilton
Mary Witt
Adjutant General Acts For National Encampment Plans
The National Encampment will be in San Francisco from August 15 to 21 with Indiana Adjutant General Neely preparing a detailed order for Indiana veterans. A two dozen by thirty eight inch color poster promotes California and the encampment, with proceeds funding veteran entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neely
Department of Indiana
San Francisco
Indiana
California
Grand Army
Grand Army of the Republic
Golden Gate
Placid Bay
Grand Hotel
Palace Hotel
Committee On Arrangements
New York
Beyim
Kansas
Detectives arrest John Powers for loitering in New York street
Detectives Splan Haley Kinney and Morgan yesterday placed John Powers of 218 East New York Street under arrest on a charge of loitering. He gave his occupation as a showman, and police suspect he is a crook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Splan, Haley, Kinney
Morgan
John Powers
East
New York Street
No Booze in Bangor Declares Liquor Ban July First
Bangor Maine announces that after July 1 no liquor will be supplied by druggists even with physician prescriptions due to a Supreme Court warning. Many saloon keepers are expected to close as enforcement tightens. Nashville Tennessee reports the Adams law deeming liquor saloon abolition constitutional, applying to towns under 5 000 population with a vote. eight towns exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Supreme Court
Nashville
Tenn
Quarantine Officer and Wife Robbed in San Juan Hotel
Leslie Lumsden, assistant surgeon and temporary quarantine officer, and Mrs. Lumsden were drugged with chloral and robbed of money and jewelry at a San Juan hotel. Chloral was placed in lemonade. the porter who served the couple was arrested on suspicion. The Lumsdens recovered from the effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Porto Rico
Leslie Lumsden
Marine Hospital Service
Herb Doctor Hossey Convicted in First Degree Murder
In Philadelphia on June 27 a jury found George P. Hossey, a negro herb doctor, guilty of murder in the first degree for the death of William G. Dang. Co defendant Mrs. Catherine Danz faced trial on charges of administering poison furnished by the doctor and awaits her trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George P. Hossey
William G. Dang
Hossey
Catherine Danz
Deputy Sheriff Charged in Peonage Case In Alabama
Montgomery, June 27. L. A. Grogan deputy sheriff of Goodwater Ala was brought here by Deputy U S Marshal Gibson charged with posnac. He is accused of aiding Emma Pearson a Black woman in a state of peonage. He was released on a $1000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
L. A. Grogan
Goodwater
Ishal Gibson
Emma Pearson
Kruse and Deventer Celebrate Warm-Air Furnaces at East Washington
Kruse and Deventer showcase their celebrated warm-air furnaces at No 427 to 429 East Washington Street. The display highlights efficient heating solutions for local homes and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruse & Deventer
Washington Street
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the Dentists OF
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J. Cumming Smith
H. C. Sexton
Shel. H. &. Stevenson
P. M
Harry B. Louiavile
Don M. George B. Perry
T. A. Goodwin
Middletown
J. H. E. W. Ream
M. M. Haas
Baltimore
J. A. Mason
O. M. Brown
R. A. Adams
J. W. Stage
Indiana Dental Col
E. Welrick
Auianta
J. E. Nyman
Hollin
Brewster
Ill
J. P. Buckley
Frww
H. C. Heaton
Clinton
Goodwin
Ken J. Allen Papolis
C. W. Orland
Alexander Jameson
E. W. Dodez
Fort
S. McCurdy
Wayne
N. W. Hiatt
W. E. Blackburn
E. Zinn
Elkhart
Vernon
Fine
H. M. Thompson
J. M. Rosenthal
Jameson
R. I. Blakeman
W. C. Hessler
Craw
Leonard Strange
W. EB. Kennedy
J. F. Werner
A. Barnhill
P. Fl. Chadwick
R. Pagin
Valparaiso
Newhouse
C. M. Hamilton
Denithe
White Dental Manufacturing Company
Gideon Sibley
Irs
W. M. Herriott & Son
Reid
Garhart Dental Company
Lee & Pittsburg
Horlick Food Racine
Ritter Dental
Rochester
Ransom & C Ol
A. Clark
On Ea Sa Company
Deeseeufacturing Company
Deaeee & Co
Dental Protectiy Company
H. D. Justi
Consolidated Dental Man Company
Blaird Company
Louisville
Oakland Company
Parlisade Company
Yonkers
Keller Dentally
Hare & Stephens, Jr . Klewe & Co
Portland
Boynton Hesigns
M. H. Lyon
The
Mutual Accident Association
Goat Lymph Association, of
Jesse
Goss School
Norfolk, VA
City News Notes
Advent
Chicago & Southeastern Railway
Tennessee
San Domingo
the Starr Piano CO
North Penn
Kahn Tailoring Co
Serge
Crash
Homespus
Deutsch Tailoring Co
South Illinois Street
Wall & CO
Newton Claypesl
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