Protestant Purgatory Lecture on Earthly Experience to End in Perfection
The Rev J Cumming Smith of the Tabernacle Church argues a continuous purgatory linking earthly life, posthumous experience, and final perfection. He urges immediate repentance, denies a separate afterlife realm, and claims still more souls progress through ongoing moral development rather than instant change at death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cumming Smith
Tabernacile
Pratt Purgatory
Hell
Rome
of Mexico
Boston
New York
Broadway
London
Hotel lobby gleanings on half million copies of a song
In Denison yesterday Harry Von Tilzer entertained visitors while his parents reside on West Washington street. The composer spoke of his song When the Harvest Days Are Over Jessie Dear, noting half a million copies printed. He outlined his writing process and plans, including an upcoming opera with Arthur Lamb and a new vaudeville tuned hit. He left for Chicago later that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry von Tilzer
Mr. von Tilzer
the Denison
West Washington Street
Gumbinsky
von Tilzer
Indianapolis
Metropolitan Theater
West Twenty-eighth Street
New York
Jessie Dear
von Tilier
Lottie Gilson
Seoubrette
West Baden Springs
Katie
Arthur Lamb
Boston
von Tiizer
Chicago
Freeman talks mining politics in Indiana race scene
TALK WITH MINE OPERATOR Job Freeman, a leading Republican in Indiana's Second district, travels from Indianapolis to Logansport. He doubts Miers will withdraw and predicts renomination, noting a possible strategic move to boost the conservative slate. Fellow miners and operators plan a Terre Haute meeting to align on issues including a weekly payday, with Freeman and Cyrus Davis among influential figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Freeman
Linton
Indianapolis
Logansport
Miers
Freeman
Judge Chaney
Sullivan
Cyrus Davis
Davis
Terre Haute
Candidacy visits span seventy two counties at Indianapolis convention
The article notes extensive campaign activity with many candidates visiting Denison for convention week and hotels filled with supporters. An Irish National League branch at the Occidental Hotel appointed an executive committee P H McNelis John Agnew James I Deery J Healey William Flynn B Cavanaugh Daniel Foley Maurice Donnelly John Shine to plan events for visiting Irish MPs in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
The
Irish National League
Occidental Hotel
P. H. McNelis
John Agnew
James I. Deery
J. c. Healey
William Flynn
B. Cavanaugh
Daniel Foley
Maurice Donnelly
John Shine
Occidental
Indianapolis
Murphy Soldier Found Dead On Downey Street
Patrick Murphy an old Civil War veteran and summer peddler was found dead in his bed by his landlady Mrs Ellen McCool at 13 Downey Street. The coroner suspects heart disease. He was 69, born in Ireland, served in the Seventh New Hampshire, later moved West, and left pension money to Mrs McCool. Funeral arranged by Renihan and Blackwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Murphy
Ellen McCool
Downey Street
Murphy
Seventh
New Hampshire Regiment
McCool
Widow Mrs Phoebe W Daggett Dies At 63 In City
Mrs Phoebe Webster Daggett widow of William H Daggett died at Deaconess Hospital after a three day illness following recent surgery. She was 63 and had lived in the city 43 years. A Plymouth Congregational Church member for 40 years she aided church charity work. Also member of the Ladies Social Union of First Baptist Church. Survived by three children William H and Cora C of this city and Mrs W C Allen. Funeral planned for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Webster Daggett
William H. Daggett
Deaconess Hospital
C. Webster
Daggett
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lailies’ Social Union
First Baptist Church
William H
Cora C
W. C. Allen
New Jersey Street
Woman Dies After Burns From Welch Home Incident
Anna Hayes died yesterday afternoon at St. Vincent Hospital from severe burns suffered at John R. Welch’s North Illinois Street home on Feb 13. Her brother arrives from Lafayette today to arrange the funeral. The body rests at Adams & Krieger's morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hayes
John R. Welch
Ilinois Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Lafayette
Adams & Krieger
Mayor Dunlap of Anderson Will Not Seek Re nomination
Mayor Dunlap, of Anderson, announces he will not run again for mayor this year. He cites the strain of municipal duties and his time as police judge, leaving open a possible congressional bid in two years. He praises Anderson’s business year and predicts a strong season for building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap
Anderson
Franklin
George W. Cromer
Cromer
L. W. Otto In Town As Shoestring District Candidate
Crawfordsville native Louis W. Otto visited town as a candidate for representative from the Shoestring District covering Montgomery Boone Hamilton and Madison counties. Otto, a leading sachem of the State Order of Red Men, attended a meeting on forming the Red Men's League of the State, the military branch. Lafayette’s H. Saltzgaber was chosen colonel of the league with Muncie’s Captain Bedell as lieutenant colonel and Elwood’s Captain Owen as adjutant. Otto’s staff includes Elwood’s A O Coxen adjutant general Alexandria’s H J Leonard chaplain Indianapolis’ Thomas J Harrison quartermaster Terre Haute’s Charles L Feltus New Albany’s A Martin advocate general. all rank as colonels.
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Louis W. Otto
Crawfordsville
Montgomery
Boone
Hamilton
Madison
Otto
Order of Red Men of
Red Men's League of
H. Saltzgaber
Lafayette
Bedell
Muncie
Owen
Elwood
Ao. W. Coxen
H. J. Leonard
Alexandria
Thomas J. Harrison
Indianapolis
Charles L. Feltus
Terre Haute
Inter
A. Martin
New Albany
Weird tale of assault and amnesia after nightly abduction
Elizabeth Winan reported to police that Saturday night a well dressed stranger grabbed her pocketbook, gagged her, tied her, took her in a buggy to Garfield Park and forced beer and later whisky on her before she woke up Sunday morning with a whisky flask and was jailed for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Winan
North East Street
Little's Hotel
New Jersey
Washington Streets
New Jersey Street
East Street
Garfield Park
Accidental shooting at gallery wounds teen in city
Patrick Morris a fourteen year old messenger for Kingan & Co was fatally wounded yesterday when Alfred Van de Sandt cleaning a 22 Flobert rifle at 329 West Washington street discharged the weapon Morris’s stomach was hit and he was taken to City Hospital where doctors said he could not live Van de Sandt surrendered to police and was released after investigators ruled the shooting accidental Morris resided at 6 1 2 West Maryland Street with his parents.
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Patrick Morris
Alfred van de Sandt
Washington Street
van de Sandt
Flobert
Morris
Lowe
Trimpe
West
Maryland Street
Kingan & Co
Gosport Republican auditor hopeful moves HQ to Denison Hotel
Capt James R. Henry of Gosport, a Republican candidate for state auditor, announced last night that his headquarters will be at the Denison Hotel until the convention. He outlined his campaign stance and called for party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Henry
Gosport
Denison Hotel
First Vacant Lots on North Delaware and Alabama Streets
The Indiana Trust Company offers the first vacant lots on North Delaware and Alabama between Twenty-third and Twenty-fifth streets. Priced with payments of 0 per month and 5 percent interest per year. A great chance to secure a home. plats and papers available at Robert Mart in the Indiana Trust Company office.
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Delaware
Alabama
Fall Creek
Indiana Trust Company
Wren Cap
Robert Mart
Indiana Trust
The Molding Power of Association in Moral Life
Reverend Virgil W. Tevis discusses how childhood impressions shape adult character in a sermon at Fletcher-place M E Church. He warns that associations influence behavior, from language to crime, marriage, and education, urging parents to guard a child's circle and favor the best society to foster virtue and ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil W. Tevis
Fletcher-place M. E. Church
Stubbs
Cerest
Saloon Association
John B. Gough
Amon
McClintock
Gas Meter Idea May Shape City Council Action
Indianapolis councilman Harry E. Negley proposes restricting natural gas use to cooking and illuminating with metering for those purposes. He plans a ward meeting to gauge sentiment before voting, believes meters could save gas if limited to stoves and lights, and notes possible support from both parties though opponents may resist requiring new stoves and higher costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Negley
First Ward
Negley
Council
Indianapolis Gas Company
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Mr. Negley
City Franchises to be Reviewed by Committee
The Council committee on contracts and franchises will meet soon to consider the Indianapolis Southern Railroad franchise ordinance and the Shelbyville and Southeastern Traction Company street use ordinance. Chairman Negley says the Southern Company franchise will be approved. the Shelbyville line contract may also be approved as it aligns with city agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Indianapolis Southern Railroad
Shelbyville, & Southeastern Traction Company
Negley
Board of Works
Southern Company
Negrey
Shelbyville
Union Traction Company
Allen janitor faces disturbance at Merrill Street rooms
Allen a South Illinois street saloon janitor leased rooms at 215 West Merrill. Last night he hosted visitors in a loud quarrel when Patrolmen Kearney and Dolby confronted the crowd. Two men escaped by leaping through a window. one, Thomas Jackson, crippled coachman, was later found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
South Illinois Street
West
Merrill Street
Kearney
Dolby
Thomas Jackson
Saloon Sunday Sale Leads to Two Arrests at Delaware Corner
Bicycle patrolmen Streit and Losh were summoned to Mike Traugott's saloon at Delaware and Court streets. Siegfried Loewenthal refused credit, took Buschman’s overcoat, then Buschman paid. Loewenthal was arrested for selling liquor on Sunday. Buschman jailed for drunkenness and loitering.
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Streit and
Losh
Mike Traugott
Delaware and
Court Streets
Siegfried Loewenthal
William Buschman
Buschman
Loewenthal
Feed Your Horse Dustless Oats Ad Note
Leo Lando, manufacturing optician, advertises permanent location at M2 N. Pennsylvania street. Sleeping and chair cars run between Indianapolis and Springfield, Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes
Leo Lando
Optician
M2 N
Pennsylvania St
Indianapolis
Springfeld, al
Arrest of George Allen for keeping a house of ill fame
Police arrested George Allen an aged colored man and eight companions including three women and four men on the charge of keeping a house of ill fame The remainder were charged with visiting the place authorities stated the incident occurred last night in the city and additional details were not released
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George Allen
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Deacon Hospital
Mayor Dunlap
L. W. Otto
James KR. Henry
Power OF Association
W. W. Tevis
Dent
Commi
Tee
White Goods Department
Havens & Geddes Company
Hoosier State Flour Mills
Indianapolis, Ind
Prins
Merrell-Soule CO
Syracuse
Lulingc Walk& Son
Indiana
East
Pleasant Valley Wine CO
Eheims
Jacob Meteger & Co
York
Butters
Lilly & Stalnaker
E. Washington St
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