Peace Demonstration Planned at Second Presbyterian Church
A peace demonstration is scheduled for Monday May 18 at Second Presbyterian Church. A committee meeting at chairman Wright Sewall’s residence discussed preparations with ministers and representatives from various groups. The event will feature music by Socio Matinee Musicale and a symposium with speakers as part of a formal program. The Ministers' Association endorsed the plan urging support from local women for international peace and arbitration efforts. A two member reception committee will assist, chaired by Reverend R. and Reverend Albert J. Brown.
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Fen
W Right Sewall
Perkins
Ruropler
Kern
Rebecca George
Spea
Compr
United States
Patie
Eace
Albert
Brown
Gymnastic Exhibition At G M C A Features Lightweights
A gymnastic exhibition will be held at the G M C A featuring juniors seniors and intermediates along with members. A lightweight championship wrestling match between Carl Wilisey and Gus Stoefffer will anchor the program with a medal prize. Other challengers include Anderson Brunson Stevens and several named participants in the event.
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Carl Wilisey
Gus Stoefffer
Anderson
Bert Brunson
John Stevens
Man
Charles Yer
Heck
Charles Er‘the
Fred Rosebrock
Carl Ehnes
Kenneth Weooling
John McFarland
Boross Divorce Report Denied In Town Topics Item
Mrs Boross formerly Holman of this city faces divorce rumors in Town Topics New Im recent issue denied by the authorities in this city A note from a friend in Buda Pesth recalls affection for her husband and their daughter The couple abandoned a real estate plan and intend to reside in Indianapolis with her ill mother Mrs Helen B Holman traveling on the continent
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Indianapolis
Helen B. Holman
Ituda-Pesth
Election of Officers in Physio Medical Association
The Closing Session of the Physio Medical Association ended with the election of officers for the coming year. Dr. I. S. Harold of Richmond was named president, Dr. S. M. Woodard of Bloomingdale vice president, and Dr. E A. Doble of Indianapolis secretary and treasurer. The board of censors includes Dr. E. G. Bedford and Dr. N. D. la, all of the city.
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Physio-Medical Association
Oiecers
I. S. Harold
Richmond
8. M. Woodard
Bloomingdale
E A. Doble
Indianapolis
Treas
Board of Censors
E. G
J. J. Johnson
City Health Board Weighs State Charge Over Contagious Disease Fund
City Attorney Joss says state board can assume costs if city authorities refuse or fail to fund epidemic care. Health board seeks 5,000 to sustain smallpox treatment as Council delays. Dr Eugene Buehler treated cases at 1,482 visits, seeking 7,000 for services, debated under charter limits.
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Joss
City Board of Health
State Board of Health
City Board
Harry
State Board
Bookwalter
Eugene Buehler
City Sanitarian
Dr. Buehler
Buehler
Man Mistaken for Burglar Found Sleeping in Cellar
A man identified as Henry Smith, the Vinsons’ hired helper, sheltered in the cellar after entering the house to sleep. Simon confronted him with a revolver, but Smith raised his hands, explained he meant no harm, and Mrs. Vinson confirmed the arrangement. No arrest was made.
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Simon
Coal King Lecture by M C Huyette at Masonic Hall
Chicago coal authority M C Huyette will speak at Masonic Hall next Tuesday evening on coal as a factor in power production boilers and chimneys. Delegations from Anderson Muncie and nearby towns expected. lecture will be illustrated with stereopticon views under the stationary engineers.
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Masonic Hall
M. C. Huyette
Chicago
Anderson
Muncie
Huyette
Butler Students Fill Tomlinson Hall For Indiana Art Talk
Lecture by W J Forsyth reviews Indiana art history at Tomlinson Hall. Butler College students, led by President Butler, provide entertainment with a quartet and cornet. Forsyth argues art demand follows artists and urges public buildings to showcase art. closing note announces exhibit ends tonight due to Catholic societies booking the hall next week.
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Butler
Indiana
Tomlinson Hall
College
Kentucky
William J. Forsyth
Indianapolis
Forsyth
America
West
Parole Statistics Reported by State Charities Board 1903
The State Board of Charities summarizes six years of parole results from April 1, 1897, to March 31, 1903, covering Indiana Reformatory and State Prison. Of 1,354 paroled from the reformatory, 21 percent unsatisfactory and about 11 percent returned for parole violations. Earnings total $291,837.48. cash on hand or due at final release $41,723.31. From the prison, 753 paroled, 16 percent unsatisfactory, about 16 percent returned for violation, earnings $176,810.51. cash on hand or due $45,112.90. Overall, 2,126 paroled in six years. 1,063 discharged, 184 sentences expired. 411 unsatisfactory (19 percent) and about 11 percent returned for parole violations. Aggregate earnings $468,647. cash on hand or due $86,836. Details by institution summarize paroled totals, discharges, returns, and wages.
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Board of State Charities
State Prison and Reformatory
Indiana Reformatory
Reformatory
Prigadl
Dorrasrsiceness Vseness
Pekesese
Big Four Excursion to Los Angeles Special Train
Special excursion details to Los Angeles via Big Four and Santa Fe with sleeper cars. Prices given for single and round trips from Indianapolis, May 14, plus Sunday excursions to Cincinnati Danville Terre Haute Greencastle and more. Also Pennsylvanian lines through coaches to West Baden French Lick and a general assembly train from Chicago.
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Big Four
Santa Fe
Indianapolis
Chicago
East
Washington Street
H. M. Bronson
Cincinnati
Danville
Ill
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Bronson
West Baden
French Lick
West Lick
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
N. M. Breeze
Vine Street
Modern Woodmen Delegates Back Rate Readjustment
Official returns from 33 state conventions show 255 of 469 delegates to the Head Camp at Indianapolis on June 16 favor a rate readjustment. Many delegates oppose the step rate plan proposed two years ago by a readjustment committee. J G Johnson of Peabody, Kansas, appears to have about 70 of 469 delegates. The movement seeks graded rates for all benefit orders to prosper and endure.
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Rock Island
Itl
Woodmen of America
Indianapolis
J. G. Johnson
Peabody
Kan
National Fraternal Congress
Woodmen
Wanted: J A Vallejo alias Vernon Normandie held in St Louis
Indianapolis police seek J A Vallejo also known as J A Vernon and J A Normandie for fraudulently obtaining money with bogus checks. Pinkerton agents aided arrest in St Louis where he is detained awaiting return for trial. He purportedly represented as an Ancient Order of United Workmen officer and swindled M A Young and T D Neal out of 41.35.
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J. A. Vernon
J. A. Normandie
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Wallego
Taffe
Pinkerton Agency
Order of United Workmen
California
Order
M. A. Young
T. D. Neal
Indiana Lodge
Meadville
State High School Oratorical Contest Arrangements Complete
Arrangements for the annual State High School oratorical contest at Ma sonic Hall are complete. Crawfordsville and Madison supporters will arrive about 10 oclock and be hosted at Brenneke Academy with a dance this afternoon. The evening program includes the H. S. Orchestra, oration Charlotte Corday, music, and the judges' decision.
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Masonic Hall
Crawfordsville
Madison
Brenneke Academy
H. S
John Newman
Frankwood
Williams
Charlotte Corday
Ieneaee
Harter Walt
Cra’ Music
Governor Durbin To Attend Cleveland Banquet
Governor Durbin accepts invitation to a May 28 banquet by the Indiana Society in Cleveland Ohio where he will be guest of honor and deliver an address. He spent yesterday at his Anderson home attending to personal affairs and helped arrange a fishing trip with about six friends from Anderson and Indianapolis later in May.
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Joseph Moore
College Avenue
Durbin
Indiana Society
Cleveland
Anderson
Indiana
Indianapolis
First Presbyterian Organ Arrival in New Building
The First Presbyterian Church organ, rebuilt by Hook & Hastings of Boston, will soon be placed in the new building and likely dedicated around mid June after previous delays. The instrument, once thirty years in the old church at Pennsylvanian and New York streets, is considered among the city’s best. Louis Finkelstein plans a replevin suit over $350 of stolen stock recovered with a $10 reward dispute, with the marshal holding the property until the reward is settled. New pianos priced from $16 at Wulschner's.
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Hook & Hastings
Boston
Mass
First Presbyterian
Pennsylvanian and
New York Streets
Louis Finkelstein
Mllinois Street
Joseph Kessler
Frankfort
William Richey
Finkelstein
Kessler
Mande
Richey
High Class Vaudeville at Columbia Club
The Columbia Club plans a closing vaudeville show featuring top local acts and a ladies’ theater. An excellent orchestra is to perform as Chairman Kahlo and the entertainment committee promote an enjoyable evening for members.
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Columbia Club
Kahlo
False Burglar Alarm Report From New Jersey Street Home
Mrs Frank Vinson of 198 North New Jersey Street observed a man she believed to be a burglar enter through a pantry window about 7 PM. She telephoned police and informed a family member, then kept the intruder below by stalling near the cellar door while officers Morgan and Simon arrived and began a search.
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Frank Vinson
New Jersey Street
Jeyclemen Morgan
Simon
Morgan
Alleged embezzler caught in Indiana town
Sheriff Possaple of Martin County notified Superintendent Taffe by telegraph that Frank Steel of Indianapolis was arrested in Shoals and will be held until sent for Detective Haley will go to Shoals to return Steel to answer a charge of embezzlement. Steel is accused of embezzling funds from the Box Ball Manufacturing Company while employed a few weeks ago.
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Possaple
Martin County
Taffe
Frank Steel
Indianapolis
Shoals
Ind
Haley
Steel
Box Ball Manufacturing Company
Two Birthday Celebrations At Courthouse
Courthouse festivities marked two events yesterday. Jos F. Brown, known as Uncle Joe, observed his eighty third birthday while County Clerk Davis celebrated their fortieth. In Davis’s office young women presented pink roses that brightened the desk all day as gift tokens.
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Jos, F. Brown
Uncle Joe
Davis
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