Financial notes and a sermon fragment from Indianapolis firms
A mix of securities prices from Indianapolis firms including Marion Light and Heat, City of Brazil and Anderson traffic concerns, plus stock prices for Beit R. BR. and Indianapolis Fire Insurance. Also listed are medical instrument makers Armstrong & Co. and a sermon fragment urging faith and resurrection with a Longfellow quote about dawn and daybreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Marion
Ind
Light and Heaty Co
City of Brazil
Coe
City of
Anderson
Union Traction Co
R. R
Beit R. BR
Indianapolis Fire Ins. Co
H. P. Wasson Co
Reverend Lowther found guilty of heresy in Arkansas
The Rev Granville Lowther of Arkansas City Kansas is declared guilty of heresy. The Sunday’s Journal notes a series of political, social and crime items from the era including wage hikes for textile workers, flood damage in Tennessee, the Roosevelt visit plans in Charleston, a Democratic primary defeat in Arkansas, and a Kentucky shooting incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Lowther
Arkansas City
Kan
New England
Tennessee
Charleston
Roosevelt
James K. Jones
James P. Clarke
Arkansas
Kansas
Evans
Thompson
Ephraim Hatfield
Hatfield
Pike County
Kentucky
Neely
Rathbone
Reeves
Multiple 1907 US Government Bonds and Global News Totals
A compendium of brief items mentions U S Govt 4s 1907 bonds at 61000, Miss Stone’s release efforts, Cuba postal service handover plans, Hay’s regrets over Indiana soldiers monument delivery, Philippine government bill debates, Miles’s Philippines trip request and Root’s rebuke, Russia Tibet intrigue, the Dreibund renewal, Ellen M Stone in London, riots in China, Captain Christmas’s denial, Danish West Indies sale talks, a stolen report, chickenpox labeled as smallpox at Fort Wayne, Terre Haute mining pact, Laporte pavement issue, Second district GOP dissidents, Louis Kauffeld’s glassmaking claim, and Alva Rosenbarger’s larceny case.
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Miss Stone
Cuba
Hay
Indiana
Washington
Miles
Philippines
Root
Russia
Rome
Ellen M. Stone
London
China
No Sale Party
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Laporte
Louis Kauffeld
Matthews Glass
Alva Rosenbarger
Jasper
Jeffersonville
MemphIs races open and city notes in brief
The Memphis races open today. The Pacific Union handicap at Oakland was won by Commissioner Forster at 3 to 1. Nearest won the Bob North stakes at Little Rock. A demurrer in the National League case was overruled in favor of Freedman. The widow of Cadet Steinhage is noted. County Board of Charity Heller institutions. Denison partners may take a new Toledo hotel. William Jones fined for cruelty to children. A gambling house raid at 25 East Washington Street ends with twenty-one arrests. George Ray dies by his own hand in Alabama Street boarding house. North Side business owners oppose Enterurban Terminal Company street use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Oakland
Forster
Little Rock
Fpulding
Freedman
Vie
Steinhage
Baltimore
Eeese County Board of Charity
Heller of
Institutions
de Messrs
Jackson and
Fulwell
Denison
Toledo
William Jones
Stubbs
East Washington Street
George Ray
Mason Long
Vincennes
Davis
Washington
Shakspeare
Criminal Court
Union Surety Company
Massachusetts Avenue
Corlears Park murder and death by own action case
In New York at Corlears Park last night Sigmund Blanc a Philadelphia cigarmaker and Ida Kijobock a city dressmaker were linked in a double tragedy. Blanc wooed Ida in Poland and sought marriage after claiming to earn 18 dollars weekly. The pair, seen walking together, reportedly faced strain over money and marriage prospects. Authorities believe Blanc killed Ida and then died by his own hand.
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New York
Corlears Park
Sigmund Blane
Ida Kijobock
Philadelphia
Poland
Blanc
Ida
Moral Lessons on Gambling from Police Court Sermon
The Rev. Virgil W. Tevis at Fletcherplace Church delivered the fourth sermon in his series on moral lessons from the police court. He warned that gambling harms individuals and society, detailing the legal and ethical wrongs, the impact on families, and the dangers of various gambling forms.
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Fletcherplace Church
Virgil W. Tevis
Allied party convention to unify reform forces in Louisville
The Allied party plans a national convention in Louisville on April 2 to form a platform uniting Socialist Union Labor Union Reformers of Ohio Public Ownership party of St Louis Liberal party and Union Christian party. Delegates from Texas St Louis Indiana Illinois Massachusetts New Hampshire Georgia and others expected.
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Louisville
Liederkranz
Kansas City
Allied Party
Jo A. Parker
J. S. Felter
J. Ferris
Ilinois
United States
William B. Allen
Nebraska
H. Gaylord Urshire
Colorado
John Briedenthal
Kansas
Joseph E. Chambers
St. Louis
Harry C. Tompson
Ohio
Texas
Indiana
Illinois
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Georgia
Prison officers seek habeas release for Spellman and Jones
Fort Leavenworth Kan March Warden McClaughrey was served with writs in the habeas corpus cases of ex Captain Michael J Spellman and ex Lieutenant Gilbert R Jones ordering him to appear in U S District Court Monday to show why they should not be released from prison. Spellman and Jones recently arrived from Manila under sentence by a court martial for complicity in the commissary frauds in the Philippines. They contend some court martial members were regular officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
McClaughrey
Michael J. Spellman
Gilbert R. Jones
United States District Court
Spellman
Jones
Manila
Philippines
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and Hale's Honey of Horehound
Historic patent medicine claims advertise Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a teething remedy used for over fifty years to soothe gums ease pain and treat diarrhoea while Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar promises rapid relief for coughing and paroxysms. Pike's Toothache Drops claim a cure in one minute.
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Hale
Pike
Hood
Willna G. Barrett
Olney St
Providence
R. I. Hood
Garfield Accepts Ohio Lawyer for Civil Service Post
James R. Garfield son of the late president accepts a civil service commissioner post offered by Roosevelt to fill the vacancy created by William A. Rodenberg. A Cleveland lawyer with Ohio political ties, Garfield formerly state senator and author of the contested Garfields election law, now resident of Mentor Ohio, moves toward retirement of the old reform era. The message notes concurrent political developments including a pending oleomargarine bill in Congress and a civil appropriation debate.
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Ohio
Civil Service Commission
Washington
James R. Garfield
Garfield
Roosevelt
Wiliam A. Rodenberg
Harry A. Garfield
Cleveland
Secretary of State
Mentor
Girls Seek Dressing Rooms and Comfort in Field Sports
A campus debate shows female athletes demanding dressing rooms and safe practice attire. They push for skirts to be discarded during field use, citing performance needs, while officials weigh guidelines from skirts to bloomers.
Elaborate Carnival Planned in New Red Men’s Hall
MUNCIE Ind March The Knights of Pythias Silver Shield Company No TM Uniform Rank organize an indoor fair and carnival spanning March 31 to April 5 in the new Red Men building Capt John K Ritter and thirty four company members press for a standout state event with a large audience expected to attend throughout the week The show is described as the best of its kind in Indiana with the venue nearly finished ready to host crowds and performances
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Silver Shield Company No
Knights of Pythias
John K. Ritter
High
Jackson Streets
Walnut Street
de Ember Tribe No
LO. R. M
Delaware County
J. H. Knott
C. E. Dalloway
Edward Colvin
B. L. Hollister
J. M. Snyder
Charles’ Able
W. G. Coffman
George Holrster
Robert Cardie
B. Garrett
C. F E. Clevenger
Albert Bedell
George W. Brooks
D. Friar
W. L Thornburg
C. M. Bilby
J. F. Mock
Philip Kaiser
H. Warfel
Charles Hawk
Prophet
Sachem
C. F E. Douglass
Sagamore
Frank McGrath
C. C. Clevenger
Wampum
G. W. Brooks
D. A. McLain
D. M. Snyder
Eli Hoover
J. R. Hummel
J. W. Dragoo
E. E. Botkin
J. K. Ritter
J. W. Dragon
W. Wagner
F. 8. Martin
F. Huey
Ed Sauders
L. W. Williams
A. E. Gowdens
E. C. Remelay
H. Reinwald
Mtions
W. Puckett
W. N. Woodward
0. Clemens
William Ault
H. R. Bard
J. W. Wilson
Cropper
F. W. Haines
Red Men
Elks
Eagles
Buffaloes
Chinese exclusion bill edged toward Senate vote next week
In a busy legislative preview the Senate plans to vote on the Chinese exclusion measure Tuesday, with Senator Mitchell of Oregon leading the first presentation and Senator Penrose guiding the measure toward a possible ten day completion. The oleomargarine bill and other items like Indian appropriation, river and harbor bills, and the Philippine government bill are also on the docket with anticipated reports or actions.
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Mitchell
Oregon
Senate
Penrose
House
Revenue Cutter Service
Easter Services Draw Large Crowds Across Washington
President attends Grace Reformed Church service with Rev. John M. Schick delivering the sermon. Mrs. Roosevelt and children attend St. John's Episcopal alongside Captain and Mrs. Cowles. Indianapolis contractor William P Jungelaus arrived to bid on the city public building as bids open Tuesday amid brisk competition with many material men observing.
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Washington
Grace Reformed Church
John M. Schick
Indianapolis Journal
William P. Jungelaus
Indianapolis
City
Girls Rebel At Skirts At Chicago University
Chicago March report details conflict at Chicago University over athletic field use by women. President Harper and Athletic Director Stage relocated the girls to a distant retired field, two blocks from the women's gym, causing distress. Women refuse bloomers and knickerbockers, some exercise with bare legs, others in short socks over golf shoes. The basketball team favors leg coverage due to vigorous play. A fifteen foot fence surrounds the girls field but fails to quell tensions.
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Harper
Stage
Kodak
Chicago
Chicago University
Union Traction Co Adds Limited Trains to Indiana Routes
Union Traction Co of Indiana runs limited services to Anderson Muncie Marion Elwood and intermediate stations leaving 4 15 pm every tour thereafter note 605 pm and 1115 pm limited trains for Anderson and gisnevin depart 2 00 and 1150 am 225 pm and 5 0 pm arriving at Anderson in one hour and one minute and Muncie in two hours 1 00 am and 6 09 pm trains stop directly at Anderson with limited trains to Elwood
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Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Elwood
Alezcandria
Gisnevin
Passenger and freight train times from Georgia and Meridian streets
Passenger cars depart Georgia and Meridian streets from 6 am to 1 pm with the last car at 1 pm. Freight cars arrive at 6 am and depart by 5 pm, with another arrival at 2:30 pm and departure at 2:30 pm. Combination cars run at 6 am 3 pm 1 noon 3 pm 6 pm and 9 pm from Georgia and Meridian streets.
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Georgia
Mefillan
Meridian
Washington Streets
Meridian Streets
Greenwood
Indian senator Lewis Keel dies at sixty one
Ardmore March J T reports Hon Lewis Keel aged sixty one a full blood Indian and longtime public servant has died He served thirty three years with the Indian and was president of the Senate at his death
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Ardmore
J. T
Lewis Keel
The
Senate
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Vance
Hibben, Hollweg & CO
Simaporters
J. F. Wild & CO
Stevenson Building
Calvary
Christ
Longfellow
Lght
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Dickinson
Royal Baking Powder
ONDS
E. M. Campbell & Co
Sporting News
Virgil W. Tehevis
the Police Court
France
Allied Party Convention
Reform
Mrs. Winslow
J.r.garfield
William A. Rodenberg
Programme OF
Congress
Cleo
Friends of the Oleomargarine
Bill Hope
Muncie’s
New Red Men's Hall
RED Men’s
East
Washington St
Cleveland Line
Union City
Cieveland
Boston
Fort Wayne Express
New York and
Boston Limited
Bos
Knickerbocker
Benton Harbor
Benton Harbor Express
Wabashation
Cincinanati
Tion
Cincinnati Express
Greensburg
Cincinnati
N. Vernon
Lowlaville
Locisville
Peoria
Bloomington
Mingtonm
Fex
Champaign
Springfield
COLT
Columbus Ohio
Lynn Cecomicadaciia
Ta Og
Dayton RY
W. Wash
Cincinnati Fast Mail
Dayton
Toledo and
Detroit Express
Cincinnati and Durston
Cincinnati and Dayton Limited
Cincinnati and
Dayton Express
Detroit
Meek Ae Chl
Louis RY
West Wash
Chi'ge
St Monon Secom
Lake Erie & Western R. BR
Michigan
Lafayette
Laporte Speetz
Decatur
Martinsville
Logansport
Bradford
Puneee
Ineenmes
Louteville
Madison
Pittsburg
Eaat
Columbus
Spencer
Loulerile
Phil
Tike Limited
Imyten
Xenia Richmond
Vandalia Line
Union Traction Co., OF
West
Maryland Street
Indianapolis & Greenfield Rapid Transit Company
Indianapolis, Greenwood
Franklin R. BR. CO
Knights of Khorasean
Rexalia
Drass
Celina
Knights of Hias
Aber
Tago
Anderson Elks
Dena
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