President Roosevelts Candid Refusal To Attend Banquet
Washington March 2 John L Griffiths introduced to President Roosevelt by William Dudley Foulke and Col D M Ransdell asked the President to attend the Grant banquet at the Columbia Club next month. Roosevelt said he would like to be there but his schedule is too busy to permit it. Other items note Miers seeks Governor and Senate seats, plus updates on Domestics and foreign affairs.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
John L. Griffiths
Roosevelt
William Dudley Foulke
Col
D. M. Ransdell
Griffiths
Columbia Club
Indianapolis
New York
Representative Hemenway
Philadelphia
Senator Hanna
Arlington
Uxa J. McCook
Brooklyn
Naval Branch
Helen Gould
Memorial to Lt Shipp Erected in Charlotte NC
A joint resolution proposes erecting a memorial on public grounds in Charlotte to honor Lieutenant William E. Shipp of the Tenth Cavalry who fell at San Juan Hill. Other measures authorize war tents loan for Knights of Pythias encampment in San Francisco, a life saving station at Ocracoke NC, and a Kingston & Carolina Railroad bridge over the Nucez River. Mr Powers of Maine adjourns with remarks on contested elections.
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Eee
Charlotte
N. C
William E. Shipp
Tenth Cavalry
San Juan Hill
Secretary of War
Knights of Pythias
San Francisco
Ocracoke Island
North Carolina
Kingston & Carline Railroad
Nucez River
Kingston
Powers
Maine
Death in the Schools and Sanitation Lecture at Normal School
Dr Hurty urged better school sanitation at the Indiana State Normal School in Terre Haute noting fall openings cause 40 Indiana deaths and 8,960 preventable fatalities since 1899. He blamed inadequate ventilation and lingering illness. other items include a prize story in the Normal Advance, a principalship change, an interclass debate, and a basketball win by Terre Haute Y M C A over the Normal team.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
State of Indiana
Hurty
State Board of Health
Indiana State Normal School
Indiana
F. W. Thomas
Cc. E. Owens
W. C. Moore
B. L. Vawter
W. P. Morgan
The
Athletic Association
Moore
Vawter
Thomas
Owens
Terre Haute Y. M. C. A
Shelburn, Ind
Indiana Normal
Purdue to graduate large class in April list of names
Purdue will graduate a large class in the first week of April. The list includes Herman Brizius Newburg Stephen Morton Davis Hillsboro Arthur Judson Estabrook Sandwich AL Otto D Ferger Indianapolis William Newton Fitz Greenfield David Wayne Foster Richmond William Henry Fulling Evansville Sol Goldsmith Indianapolis Charles Yosef Hanna Idaville George Henry Hollis Jeffersonville Alva Wells Hopper Lafayette William Peter Johnson Greenfield Daniel Milford Jones Westfield Joseph Aloysius Kardes Logansport Frederick Kellar Brazil Leroy B Kerlin Delphi Robert Calvin von Bloomington Ovid Butler Lewark Oxford Ella Belle Livingston Wolcott R Clyde Livingston Wolcott Henry Lubbers Orange City Ia John H Dumbauld Lafay ette Albert M Hopper Lafayette Garfield Arthur Lucas Stockwell Otto McCarthy Carthage Alva Alexander McRoberts Lafayette Orra Matthew Mitchell John Wilson Meiser Leiters Arthur Beach Metcalf Indianapolis Frederick W Miller Fort Wayne Wade Hampton Mossman Treaty John Lizer Paullus LaFontaine William Dedrick Reiter Decatur Jesse Spencer Rucker Greenfield Herman Walter Sander Shelbyville Arcenkos Pedos Scott Hartford City Charles Shuitts Springville Mich Ralph McMaster StorMont Lafayette James Howard Taylor Walcott Harry Lowell Wilt Portland The agricultural short term or winter course closed this week after a season of unusual prosperity and departure of the students reduced actual attendance at the university by nearly one hundred. The baseball squad has been reduced to twenty eight active participants by weeding out. Among the number still retained are several promising freshmen and it will not be surprising if one or two of these make the team.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Herman Brizius
Newburg
Stephen Morton Davis
Hillsboro
Arthur Judson Estabrook
Sandwich
Otto D. Ferger
Indianapolis
William Newton Fitz
Greenfield
David Wayne Foster
Richmond
William Christ Freund
Lynnville
William Henry Fulling
Evansville
Sol Goldsmith
Charles Yosef Hanna
Idaville
Academy Declamation and Oratory Winners Reported
Central Academy Plainfield held declamation and oratory contests at the Friends Church. Miss Helen Carter won first in declamation, Harry Hobbs won in oratory, they to represent the academy at the interacademic contest in Westfield. Spiceland Academy held a primary oratorical contest in Hoover Hall with ten contestants. Rupert Redic won oratory and Miss Jennie Kirk won declamation, to represent at Westfield on April 2. Judges were W. O. Barnard, Morton C. Pearson, and Mrs. Aldus Harold.
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Indianapolis Journal
Plainfield
Ind
Central Academy
Friends’ Church
Helen Oe
Amos Carter
Harry Hobbs
Brrport
Carter
Ardelia
Josephine Hodge Daskam
Jobpe
Miss Carter
Mr. Hobbs
Academy
Westfield
Spiceland
Hoover Hall
Spiceland Academy
Rupert B. Redic
Jennie Kirk
W. O. Barnard
New Castle
Morton C. Pearson
Aldus Harold
Knightstown
Telephone decision keeps Detroit rate bonds in force
Wayne Circuit Court en banc orders Michigan Telephone Company to extend full service and connections to remaining Detroit Telephone Company subscribers at Detroit rates. Ruling holds the buyout imposed Detroit franchise duties on Michigan, requiring on demand phones at the old Detroit rate and signaling possible appeals to higher courts.
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Detroit
Mich
Wayne Circuit Court
Michigan Telephone Company
Detroit Telephone Company
Michigan Company
Detroit Company
Michigan
Michigan Telephones
State Supreme Court
United States
Detroit Telephone Sraany
Jail mob attempts to seize prisoner in Owenton
Early today an armed mob tried to take William Field from the Owenton jail. The jailer was forced to unlock the outside door but night watchman Lee Roberts alerted residents who drove off the intruders without a shot fired and no injuries reported.
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Owenton
William Field
Cleveland
Lee Roberts
Harvard professor to lecture at Trinity College England
Prof Barrett Wendell of Harvard has accepted an invitation from Trinity College Cambridge England to deliver twelve lectures during his sabbatical year on periods of English literature since Chaucer.
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Cambridge
Mass
Barrett Wendell
Harvard University
Trinity College
England
Chaucer
Gift To DePauw University Endowment Gift Noted
In Greencastle Indiana Mrs Amma Cunningham Hollingshead of Hartford City leaves her property to her husband for life with remainder to DePauw University. The gift valued around $1000 plus estate benefits will fund the Amma Cunningham Hollingshead Endowment and a memorial tablet is planned. At Hanover Prof John L Lowes resigns and will study abroad. Prof Mebane may take a Latin chair at an Eastern college. The Union and Philalathean Literary Society debate is scheduled for next Tuesday.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
Amma Cunningham Hollingshead
Hartford City
de Pauw University
de Pauw
Hanover
John L. Lowes
Mebane
Union and
Phililathean Literary Societies
Union Lit Society
Li. A. Handley
S. Hatteld
J. H. Perry
Thean
Cope
Gibson Renominated in Second District Nomination
Knoxville March 2 Congressm an Henry Gibson was renominated today by members of the panel election over Hon N yn Walebson. Majority estimated at 2000 in a district safely Republican by about 10000.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Henry Gibson
Mepaberas Oy
N.yn Walebson
Contested Kentucky Seat Leads House Debate
The House began ruling on Moss versus Rhea, a Third Kentucky district contest. The committee split along party lines with the majority backing Moss and the minority upholding Rhea. A 71 vote shift claimed under Goebel laws altered the apparent plurality, and a vote on Moss was scheduled for next Tuesday. An earlier Spears versus Burnett case was ordered for consideration before the sitting member issue.
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House
Moss
Rhea
Kentucky
Committee On Elections
New Illinois
Smith
Iowa
Texas
Spears Vs. Burnett
Anene
Mase En Recarucnseas
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House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Mitchell-Kahn
Pacific
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Garrett
Columbia Typographical Union
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Plaza Penich
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Kiel
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Rome
International Congress of Historical Sciences
Taylor
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Danish West Indies
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House Committee On Commerce
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Berlin
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Washington Fencers’ Club
Leonard Wood
DR. Harty
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Moore's Hill College
Moore's Hill
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Hanover Saay
Moore’s Hill College
Franklin College
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Duffy Matt Whiskey Company
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Duffy’s Pure
ST. Paul, Minn
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Rochester
N. Y
Southern Indiana Fruit CO
Stevenson Building
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Hanover College
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