Vaccine Virus Preparation Explained to Students
Dr J N Hurty lectured before the P G C Hunt Society of the Indiana Dental College on making vaccine virus. He used stereopticon views from a Philadelphia laboratory and emphasized cleanliness and the use of virus from healthy calves. He described smallpox stages and the preventive value of vaccine virus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. C. Hunt Society
Indiana Dental College
J. N. Hurty
Hurty
Philadelphia
Harty
Loyal Life Company Reinsures Outside Indiana
The Loyal Life Insurance Company of Indianapolis, once Goshen-based and formed in 1883, has reinsured its business with the I O C F Insurance Society of Pennsylvania. State Auditor Hart notes the society lacks authority to operate in Indiana and that reinsurance in an unaffiliated company is prohibited. The firm, which moved headquarters to Indianapolis a month ago, applied to operate locally but was deemed financially weak. it had about 40 members, mostly in northern Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Loyal Life Insurance Company of
Indianapolis
Goshen
I. 0. C. F. Insurance Society of Pennsylvania
Loyal Company
Hart
I. C. O. F. Society of Pennsylvania
Indiana
Loyal Life Company
Hawkins Company Incorporates In Brazil With $10 Capital
The D Hawkins Company of Brazil incor porated yesterday with 10 dollars capital to pursue a dry goods and mercantile business. Directors are David Hawkins Rachel W Hawkins Alice M Hawkins and Stella Wheeler Hawkins. Also the Northern Gas Company Warrington Hancock county incorporated with 000 capital. Isaac J Kennedy is president Austin A Smith secretary and Henry Johnston treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Hawkins Company
Brazil
David Hawkins
Rachel W. Hawkins
Alice M. Hawkins
Stella Wheeler Hawkins
Northern Gas Comp Y
Warrington
Hancock County
Isaac J. Kennedy
Austin A. Smith
Henry Johnston
White bread and dyspepsia link to digestion and energy
A Brantford man credits Grape-Nuts with reversing years of dyspepsia and constipation. He reports improved weight, clearer skin, better digestion, and sustained mental clarity after replacing white bread and cereals with the pre digested cereal. The testimonial emphasizes moderation and choosing easily digestible foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brantford
Onr
Postum Co
The Auctioneer and Miranda of the Balcony At English’s
A review covers Soldiers of Fortune and the DavisThomas collaboration in the South American tale, praising Edeson as Clay, Gretchen Lyons Hope Langham, Dorothy Donnelly Madame Alvarez, and Guy Bates Post the Englishman. notes lavish scenery, strong acting, and a prosperous future. Also mentions Marie George bicycle history and the English’s program lineup with Grossmith and The Messenger Boy cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Edeson
Richard Harding Davis
Augustus Thomas
Edeson
Mr. Davis
Robert Clay
Langham
New York
Republic
Mendoza
Clay
Langhams
Amercans
Hope Langham
Hope
Vis
The
Alvarez
Spain
Theusband
Madame Alvarez
Butte
President's Palace
Mr. Edeson
General Mendoza
Harry Harwood
MacWilliams
Gretchen Lyons
Dorothy Donnelly
Guy Bates
David Warfield Presents The Auctioneer In New York Ghetto
David Warfield and his company perform The Auctioneer tonight and tomorrow night at English's. Warfield impersonates Simon Levi, a ghetto shopkeeper on Hester Street, delivering a serious portrayal that builds on his prior popular Jew caricature and his status with Weber & Field's stock company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Warfield
New York
Mr. Warfield
Simon Levi
Hester Street
Warfield
Lederer
Weber & Field
Grossmith to Perform at Propylaeum Next Tuesday
The eminent English monologue artist George Grossmith will present an entertainment at the Propylaeum on Tuesday evening March 1. He is described as a humorist with original methods and material, a singer and composer of international reputation, and a remarkable impersonator. The Grossmith evenings promise a varied program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grossmith
London
Joseph Porter
General Stanley
Bunthorne
Patience
Lord Chancellor
Iolanthe
Mr. Grossmith
Bowen-Merrill Co
Propylaeum
Grossmith
Mrs Fiske presents Miranda of the Balcony in Chicago
Mrs Fiske and her company perform The Unwelcome Mrs Hatch and A Bit of Old Chelsea before a large audience last night The afternoon and evening show a dramatization of Miranda of the Balcony A.E W Mason novel Promising literary value and striking stage pictures Sultan of Sulu opera by George Ade produced at Studebaker Theater Chicago Castlesquare Opera Company under Henry W Savage earns frequent applause Scenic backdrop depicts Manila bay and Sulu island costuming Sultan wives and American guests receive curtain calls from principals chorus authors and managers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sulu
George Ade
Artie
Studebaker Theater
Castlesquare Opera Company
Henry W. Savage
Bay of Manila
Island of
Mary Mannering Denies Domestic Rift With Husband
Mrs Mary Mannering denied rumors of domestic trouble with husband James K Hackett and said the proposed Camille production had not been abandoned for any quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Hackett
Mary Mannering
Camille
Social notes reflect travels and gatherings of early 20th century set
Miss Lucile Ballard returns from Hot Springs. Mrs. Mary Payne and daughter plan a Florida visit for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schneider will travel abroad in May and summer in Germany. Mrs. Charles Martindale hosts luncheon for Mrs. James R. Kay of Pittsburg. Ferdinand L. Mayer to Europe for June fest and summer. Miss Doll of Lafayette visits with Mrs. Charles N. Williams at the Valencia. Mrs. Henry Schuman and Miss May Johnson depart for Europe for an indefinite stay. Mrs. James R. Kay to guest of honor at matinee by Mrs. F. G. Darlington. Miss Laura Berkmeier returns to Cincinnati after visits with Mrs. Marshall T. Levy and Mrs. Robert Churchman. Mrs. Katharine Kregelo Martin and children depart for Los Angeles. C. E. Kregelo accompanies to Chicago. Woman's Missionary Society of Second Presbyterian meets in church parlors this afternoon. Mrs. Thomas G. Barry and Mrs. Panny W. Morrison depart for Redlands, Cal., to visit Arthur Audchincross. they will be away two months. Mrs. Vorbis of Franklin visits Mrs. A. W. Ragsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Ballard
Hot Springs
Mary Payne
Piorida
Karl Schneider
Germany
Charles Martindale
James R. Kay
Pittsburg
Ferdinand L. Mayer
Europe
Miss Doll
Lafayette
Charles N. Williams
Valencia
Henry Schuman
May Johnson
F. G. Darlington
Laura Berkmeier
Cincinnati
Marshall T. Levy
Robert Churchman
Katharine Kregelo Martin
Los Angeles
C. E. Kregelo
Chicago
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Second Presbyterian Church
Thomas G. Barry
Panny W. Morrison
Red
Local society notes on weddings and engagements
The column records multiple spring weddings and engagements in Indiana. Miss Mabel Marie Ragsdale and Mr. Robert Lawrence Kaylor plan to marry this afternoon at 2. Ethel Claybourne, a Chicago School of Art student, has progressed to the life class after three months. Mrs. J. Ross Stephenson will host a informal reception at 16 North Meridian Street. Mrs. John Perrin hosted a buffet luncheon in honor of Mrs. James R. Kay of Pittsburgh. The German Literary Club met with Mrs. Louis Burckhardt. Mrs. Henry L. Bruner’s paper on Hauptman and His Works was read. Charles Krause will announce his daughter Lillian’s marriage to William Smock Allen for March 26 at Central Avenue M. E. Church. At-home announcements will be in May at 729 North Pennsylvania Street. Contemporary Club gathered for Alice Meynell’s talk on Dickens. Meynell visits from California as guest of Mrs. William Line Elder. Various entertainments planned in Meynell’s honor, including a university club dinner and supper. In Bedford, Ind., Eva Dunlavy and Charles Samuelson of West Baden wed at the bride’s home, with Rev. J. Scott Hyde officiating. they will live in West Baden. In Elwood, Ind., Larue Higgins and Della Alley were married at the Methodist parsonage. they honeymoon with Indianapolis friends and will be at home after the 26th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Marie Ragsdale
Robert Lawrence Kaylor
Ethel Claybourne
Chicago School of Art
Chicago
J. Ross Stephenson
North
Meridian Street
John ©. Perrin
James R. Kay
Pittsburg
Hervey Bates, Jr
Bertha Stimson
Lafayette
Louis Burckhardt
Henry L. Bruner
Hauptman
Emily Fletcher
Hildebrand
Hollweg
Theresing Wagner
Charles Krause
Lillian
Wiliam Smock Allen
Central Avenue M. E
Pennsylvania Street
Contemporary Club
Alice Meynell
Dickens
John R. Wilson
Alfred F
Larue Higgins
Della Alley
Methodist Parsonage
J. A. Beatty
Indianapolis
Ice Manufacturers Hold Eighth Annual Meeting in Indiana
At the Hotel English yesterday the Indiana Ice Manufacturers Association elected officers headed by President W. E. Siddons and Vice President G. T. Manning. Will H. Watts spoke, with papers by Edward, Bretney, Martin, and Van Gorder. The natural ice harvest was larger than four or five years. A proposed cooperative insurance plan drew strong interest as current rates were criticized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Ice Manufacturers’ Association
English
W. E. Siddons
Marion
G. T. Manning
Anderon
W. Bell
Connersville
Will H. Watts
Knightstown
F. C. Edward
Eugene Bretney
W. R. Martin
Crawford
Widower John Wilhelm arrested for potato theft after prison release
John Wilhelm, widower of a woman murdered two years ago, was arrested about 11 pm charged with petit larceny. He and a suspected accomplice allegedly filled a bushel basket with potatoes from a commission house near Delaware and Maryland streets and stored them behind a saloon before a third trip ended in his arrest by Griffin and Manning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Delaware
Maryland
Griffin
Manning
Freight Handlers Demand Shorter Shifts From Big Four
Members of the Freight Handlers Union employed by the Big Four met to remonstrate against the current hours. They protest starting times of 7:00 one morning and 7:30 on the following day, asking for a uniform 7:00 start to avoid late nights. The issue, raised by checkmen truckmen freight handlers and callers, will be considered at the next union meeting a week from next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Townsend and Reed plan rail line from Indianapolis to Lafayette
Hotel English report says Townsend Reed Co Chicago railway men will build a line from Indianapolis to Lebanon with branches to Crawfordsville and Frankfort then Lafayette. They have graded thirteen miles from Shelbyville and began track laying. Townsend argues small towns gain from interurban lines, citing Belleville and other cities. Lafayette merchants reportedly oppose an electric link to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
George Townsend
English
Indianapolis
Townsend
Townsend, Reed & Co
Chicago Railway
W. S. Reed
Lebanon
Crawfordsville
Frankfort
Lafayette
Messrs. Townsend
Reed
Mr. Townsend
Ilinois
Eads Bridge
St. Louis
Belleville
Masachusetts
Messrs
Upside Down Signature Trick At Denison Hotel
A guest at the Denison Hotel wrote his name on the desk register while it was upside down. Pattison the room clerk noted the man appeared left handed and able to write while inverted, but the guest was not left handed. He walked away after scribbling Fred Howard Dayton on the register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Pattison
Fred Howard
Dayton
Prospects for Prosperity Highlighted by Warren Bigler in Town
Warren Bigler, just back from Louisiana, predicts strong southern prospects for capital in cotton and rice lands. He cites a Boston syndicate with 50 million and a Cleveland group with one million invested, and notes plans to delay a trip to the Philippine islands until after the state election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Warren Bigler
Bigler
Louisiana
Boston
Cleveland
Philippine Islands
Crawfordsville Strengthens As Smallpox Fears Ease
O A Perrin Republican candidate for Montgomery county representative praised Crawfordsville as the best country town in Indiana and noted business is rebounding after a smallpox scare. He predicted a strong coming season and county support for Landis and Jacob Joel. Others in town included Eman L Beck, Chancellor Hickman, Timothy Nicholson, and Ward Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Indiana
O. A. Perrin
Denison
Perrin
Montgomery County
Landis
Jacob Joel
Eman L. Beck
City of
Mexico
Hickman
de Pauw University
Timothy Nicholson
Richmond
Spencer House
Ward Watson
Charlestown
First Veto Message and Treasury Actions
A long bill summary covers the first veto message, Philippine tariff action with new duties and entry rules, and related treasury steps. It notes Hiram Cronk’s pension approval as the last surviving War of 1812 veteran, now aged 92, and various bank reserve and claims committee actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Cronk
Ava
Oneida County
New York
Corn Exchange National Bank of Chicago
Rockville National Bank
Rockville
Ind
Convention plans set by National Manufacturers Association
The organizing committee met at the Commercial Club yesterday and heard subcommittee reports. It was announced that the Hall of Representatives in the Statehouse has been secured for the association sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natonal Manufacturers’ Association
Commercial Club
Hall of Representatives
Statehouse
Fire destroys 826 Eugene Street home of Hallwick family
A one and a half story frame house at 826 Eugene Street burned last night about 1:30. John Hallwick and family were away. loss about 400 dollars. Gas in the kitchen apparently surged and ignited the kitchen, with flames sweeping the rear and over the roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Street
John Hallwick
Hallwick
Monuments proposed for Antietam troops in Ohio bill
A bill introduced in the Ohio Legislature provides for ten infantry monuments plus one artillery marker and a McKinley tribute to the Antietam battle. The monuments would be erected at the battle site and cost 21,010 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Antietam
William McKinley
Local man fatally shoots rival husband then surrenders
Wellston March morning report says Louis Woolum shot and killed Ward Meadows on route to work. Woolum, who once learned of Meadows eloping with his wife, reportedly told his wife he had killed Meadows then handed the revolver to a child and made no attempt to flee. Woolum is described as highly respected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Louis Woolum
Ward Meadows
Woolum
Census clerks fight to stay on rolls in census bill
A House census subcommittee was formed to consider measures to retain census office clerks discharged by the permanent census bill. Rep Heatwole Crumpacker and Hay named to study repeal and restoration efforts as of March 6. Also, Senator McCumber proposed a $10,000 payment to jeweler Emil J Pepke connected to a lawsuit on the Philippine relation to the United States. Internal Revenue notices allow Philippine tariff favored exports. Indiana patent grants listed for several inventors including Notre Dame South Bend Anderson Indianapolis Vincennes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Census Committee
Heatwole
Crumpacker
Hay
McCumber
Emil J. Pepke
Philippines
United States
Philippine Islands
Pepke
Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Indiana
Victor M. Arana
Notre Dame
Nicholas Boren
Princeton
Calvin R. Davis
South Bend
Jeffrey T. Ferris
Anderson
Sylvester P. Ey
Ort
Wayne
Harry G. Huntington
Ladoga
Frank Coons
Moreland
Hughes Testifies Before Senate Philippine Commission
General Hughes testifies on deaths of Spanish prisoners, heat and illness, and U S troop return after two years. He denies water torture, notes Macabebe scouts case. Discusses hospital wards for wounded Filipinos and concentration policy as protection, not punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Hughes
Senate Philippine Commission
Patterson
United States
Hughes
Beveridge
Lodge
Bell
Otts
MacArthur
Tragic Gas Leak Claims Leone Family in Sisseton
In Sisseton South Dakota on March 11 two fifty daughters of L P Leone a local farmer died from inhaling escaping gas. The mother and son were found in bed and were in critical condition though revived. authorities fear they may also perish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisseton
L. P. Leone
Francis Skinner Shoots Himself in New York Office
Francis Skinner a broker killed himself in his office in New York City by shooting himself in the right temple authorities say the act occurred today officials reported no immediate motive found at the scene and an investigation is underway by police and financial industry regulators
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francis Skinner
Death by own action of Brinkley woman in Memphis hotel
Anna B Hawkins of Brinkley Arkansas died after drinking carbolic acid in a Memphis hotel this morning. J W Duvall a former Choctaw conductor now with Kansas City Memphis Birmingham Railroad is held for investigation after bringing the woman to the hotel and admitting an affair begun about a year ago. He bought the bottle of poison this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Anna B. Hawkins
Brinkley
Ark
J. W. Duvall
Choctaw Railroad
Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham Railroad
Duvall
Miss Hawkins
Miss Hankins Death Reported After Brief Absence
A Brinkley dispatch says Miss Anna Hankins, 25, daughter of Richard Hankins, left her home last night to visit Memphis and was later found dead. She lived with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Paul Bergman at the Brinkley House hotel. The community was shocked by the news and authorities considered whether she may have taken her own life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hankins
Brinkley
Anna Hankins
Richard Hankins
Paul Bergman
Brinkley House
Bergman
Memphis
Illinois Day Observed at I and West Indian Exposition
Illinois day was observed at the Interstate and West Indian exposition in Charleston with a Illinois building dedication by Governor Yates and a delegation. Yates spoke on the Civil War wound and brotherly love to conceal the scar, as officials and locals welcomed the visitors. Short addresses followed from Colonel Frederick Smith, Senator Templeton, Neal, W C Bliss, and Mayor Byran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
D. C
Ilinois
Yates
United States
Smith
Wagner
Frederick Smith
Templeton, Neal
Ilinois-Buffalo Commission
W. c. Bliss
Hillsboro, NL
Mayor Byran
Peoria
Brazil names Dr. Francisco de Paula Rodrigues Alves president
A private cable from Rio de Janeiro reports the election of Dr. Francisco de Paula Rodrigues Alves as Brazil’s president for a four year term. A native of Sao Paulo and former federal senator, he is noted as a prominent financier and lawyer. He will be inaugurated November 15, marking a four year tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. Fountaura Xavier
Rio Janeiro
Francisco de Paula Rodrigues Alves
Brazil
Rodriguez Alves
Sao Paulo
South Ae
Red Beatae
Ubaldino Do Amaral
Fire destroys Fremont Daily Tribune office
Fire swept through the newly occupied Fremont Daily Tribune building today damaging the entire facility and contents. The loss is estimated at over 75,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont, Neb
Daily Tribune
Athelooseman
Tribune Company
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company Ad
Real estate ad touts secure title with sure abstract avoidance and absolute security. Claims reasonable fees and promotes Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company located at 12 East Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
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D. B. Sullivan
East
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Augustes Thomas
Mrs. Fiske
Miranda
Fortune
English’s
Marie George
Central Park
Gay Paree
Rounders
Miss George
Rosebud
Edna May
Virginia Earle
Bohemia
Opera House
James T. Powers
Augustin Daly
May Robson
George Honey
Paul Nicholson
John B. Park
Harry Kelly
Thomas Hadaway
George DeLong
John P. Kennedy
Sallie McNeal
Jobyna Howland
Georgie Caine
Flora Zabelle
Hattie Waters
Rachel Booth
Melene Mora
Helene Mora
Mrs
Personal and
Indiana Association
General Spaulding
the Treasury
Philippine Treasury
Shes Law
Holliday
Committee On Claims
Overstreet
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Treasury
Hannis Taylor
Mobile
Ala
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Dr. Whitney
House Committee On Agriculture Today
Whitney
Littlefield
Maine
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Suport
Manufacturers’ Meeting
Mark
McKinley
Batiste
Weingarten Bros
Broadway
N.Y
W. B. Freet
Halder
Ladinna
Pennsylvania St
Medical Corps of the Navy
Yerkes
Internal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue
Illinois
Iold
Ness
Aeree
Lowney
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