Campbell Wild & Co Offers Useful Articles for Invalids
Campbell, Wild & Co advertise in the 205 Stevenson Building listing a range of invalid aids for home and street use. Reclining and rolling chairs, carrying chairs, wheeled couches, food sterilizers and desiccators, feeding and spit, electric belts, lowc les and batteries, and cabinets are featured. Also noted are WAL MH ARMSTRONG & CO at 248 Meridian Street, Indianapolis.
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WAL MH
Armstrong & CO
Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Ina
Local Notes From Indiana Region Report
A fragmentary Indiana local page notes a German Methodist Church district meeting in LaPorte with about 100 delegates from Indiana Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan. Redkey High School graduates Olive Phillips Blanche Rosebreugn and Roland Bair celebrated with Rev. Dr. W L Parr. A Pleasantville blacksmith August Neuman sues merchant Joshua Booker for damages. Strikes at Richmond molders’ shops linger pending arbitration led by W R C figures Mrs Maury HK Swain and Mrs Maury Lamar. An electric line survey from Muncie via Middletown Mechanicsburg Shirly Wikerson and Willlow Branch is supported. Greenfeld reports stock pledges to reach 40 miles.
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Bowe
Chicago
German Methodist Church
Laporte
Indiana
Miinois
Wisconsin
Ichigan
Redkey High School
Olive Phillips
Blanche Rosebreugn
Roland Bair
W. L. Parr
August Neuman
Pleasantville
Sullivan
Joshua Booker
Newman
Richmond
Maury HK. Swain
Airs
Kate Stott
Maury Lamar
Muncie
Middletown
Mechanicsburg
Shirly
Wikerson
Whlow
Greenfeld
After the Storm
A New York Telegraph report reveals a bank sold collateral on the panic day without notice while its president was away. Officials allegedly sacrificed customers' interests, prompting multi hundred thousand dollar lawsuits. A broker started anew with wiped out clients. another cleaned out by noon, taking the bank’s cash and leaving the office boy in charge.
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W. G. Nicholas
New York Telegraph
Consolidated Exchange
Consolidated
Delaware & Hudson
The
Stock Exchange
Old Master Rubens Painting Returns as Cheap Discovery
The New York Commercial Advertiser notes an annual find of an old master, this year Rubens, resting in Chicago. The canvas cost $15 and is hailed by critics as a life-painted work by the Flemish master, despite the familiar bargain branding. The piece is treated as a long-standing favorite of art buyers, with lingering affection for the “fifteen-dollar Rubens” as a reliable old friend.
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New York
Chicago
Rubens
Raphael
Titian
Rembrandt
Fleming
Five Deputy Sheriffs on Trial in Kentucky Killings
Madisonville Kentucky May 2 Five deputy sheriffs are being tried here for murder the men shot and killed in a January incident during a march by union miners in a crowded scene. The trial centers on the deadly shooting of two men amid a protest gathering.
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Madisonville
Gourder
Supreme Court Backs Sugar Refining Duty on Removal Value
The U S Supreme Court ruled in American Sugar Refining Co v United States that duties are assessed on the value at removal, not upon landing. Bottles and corks used to bottle beer for export are taxable under the tariff. Justice Brown noted corks and bottles are not beer ingredients, and hardship to exporters does not override statute. The decision affirms the Second Circuit and affects duties on hops, barley, and exported bottled beer.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
8. W. White
American Sugar Refining Company
The
United States
Clireuit Court of Appeals
Justice Brown
Joseph Schutz Brewing Company
Court of Claims
Supreme Court
Congress
Connecticut Insurance Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
Sallie E. Hillmon
Hillmon
Flag to be returned at Confederate reunion
Gen Joseph Wheeler, en route to Alabama, has a captured Civil War flag from Liberty Guards Mississippi. He plans to return it at the Confederate reunion in Memphis to survivors. Also reports: two Deliberate Interior Department entrants, post office at Vicksburg Greene county with Halstead named, Perry Heath sailing from Cherbourg bound for New York, and various postmaster appointments in Indiana towns.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Joseph Wheeler
Alabama
Liberty Guards
Liberty, Miss
Johnson
Indiana
Wheeler
Memphis
Tenn
Jesse Fletcher
Knox
Sarah E. Newine
Milhousen
Interior Department
Joseph Eastman
Indianapolis
Arlington
Vicksburg
Greene County
Abraham M. Halstead
Perry &. Heath
Cherbourg
New York
Otis Ll. Brooner
Dale
Vigo County
Eugene Co. Doyle
St. Mary's
Spencer County
Army hospital for consumptives at Fort Bayard
Reports from Fort Bayard New Mexico show 119 patients undergoing treatment at the only U S military and ex military tuberculosis hospital. Many patients neared recovery and were discharged back to duties while a majority improved. 64 of the patients are former soldiers. More patients expected with returning troops from the Philippines.
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Washington
Sternberg
Army
Fort Bayard
N. M
Philippines
Three More Die From Ohio Steel Plant Explosion
Three more victims of the National Steel Company accident at the Youngstown Ohio plant have died from their injuries. The deceased are Thomas Maxwell John Soulerer and Paul Washa. Three other workers remain injured but are expected to recover. The cause of the explosion is not yet determined though a dropped converter bottom or water in the wind-box is suspected.
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Youngstown
Ohio
National Steel Company
Thomas Maxwell
John Soulerer
Paul Washa
New Big Gun Replaces Damaged Armament On Kearsarge
At the Brooklyn navy yard Naval Constructor Capps oversaw five weeks of work with a $6000 cost to remove a damaged thirteen inch gun from the Kearsarge and install a new one. The new gun was forced through a narrow opening and the operation was declared a success.
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New York A
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Capps
Kearsarge
Indianapolis Triumph at Tri State Meet in Louisville
Indianapolis Manual Training High School won the tri state field day in Louisville with 67 points, Louisville 2nd with 36, Mooney of Franklin 3rd. Captain Peck led a strong I M T H S showing with multiple wins including pole vault, high jump and sprint events. W Hunter dominated for Louisville, but the Indy team secured the overall cup and gold medal.
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Indianapolis Journal
Louisville
Manual Training High School
Indianapolis
Mooney Manual Training School
Franklin, Tenn
Fountain Ferry Park
Mooney
Bridges
W. Hunter
Hunter
Hudson
Coral
Clair Peck
Krull
Newman
Peck
Bowers
Dennis
Gettine
G. Hamilton
Barlow
Ihad Shideler
Vonnegut
Ndianapolis
IL M. É. S
L N. Broom
Louisville Manual Training School
Captain Peck
J. Shideler
Coval
Kittie
J. Barlow
Barclay
E. Hamilton
Hotz
Kaylor
Struss
Anderson
A. Hunter
Krall
iMiyurad Dash
Mourning
Whitefield
Haynes
Woman Arrested in Murder Case Amid Family Trouble
Police say family troubles prompted the woman to commit the act. She remains in custody on a murder charge as investigators pursue the case.
Cabinet Watches Cuban Reports as Cuba Convenes
In San Francisco President and Cabinet monitor Cuban commission findings on the constitutional convention and Flatt amendment. Secretary Root keeps the President advised as Havana reports show Conservatives narrowing the Radicals’ path, with a possible majority shift and a plan to delay final votes.
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San Francisco
Washington
Root
Havana
Cuba
Scott
Juan Gualberto Gomez
Judge Baker Denies Injunction in Turner Alimony Case
In a U S court ruling Judge Baker rejects William F. Turner's bid to halt state proceedings to collect alimony from Stella M. Turner. He states bankruptcy cannot override state policy to support a divorced wife and condemns Turner's attempt as improper and unjust.
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Baker
United States Court
William F. Turner
Stella M. Turner
Turner
Elkhart County
Congress
Court of Equity
Knight of St Gregory honor rich Klondike miner
Alexander McDonald, known as King of Klondike, was made Knight of St. Gregory by papal authority at Dawson after long Rome correspondence. Mrs. McDonald pinned the insignia at St Mary’s Church as Rev Father Genderau noted his generous church benefactions. McDonald, richest Klondike miner, valued around 1000000, built Dawson Hospital and donated 25000 in gold dust for St Mary’s Church.
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Tacoma
Wash
Dawson
Alexander McDonald
Klondike
St. Gregory
McDonald
Treadwell
Dawson Hospital
Isis
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Sovereign Woodmen pass changes on liquor ban and group powers
In Columbus Ohio today the Sovereign Woodmen of the World approved two amendments. Members who engage in the liquor business will be expelled, and camps failing to do so face charter revocation. The executive committee’s powers are narrowed requiring two thirds approval by the sovereign body for their actions.
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Columbus. C
Sovereign Woodmen of the World Today
Movements of Steamers Across Atlantic Ports
New York reports arrivals including Taure from Liverpool La Gascogne from Havre Amsterdam from Rotterdam. Moville’s Furnessia from New York to Glasgow proceeds. Trave from New York Naples and Genoa proceeds from Gibraltar. Grosser Kurfurst arrives from New York via Cherbourg at Bremen. Cevic from New York Saxonia from Boston arrive at Liverpool.
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New York
Taure
Liverpool
la Gascogne
Havre
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Moville
Furnessia
Glasgow
Gibraltar
Trave
Naples
Genoa
Bremen
Grosser Kurtfurst
Cherbourg
Cevic
Saxonia
Boston
Lecture on musical culture at Mrs Lecks tomorrow evening
Dr J L Parsons will deliver a lecture on musical culture at Mrs A B Leck s Isui North Capitol Avenue tomorrow evening at 7 00. Large crowd attends F O Granite of Richmond Ind spoke on Cathedral Architecture at St David s Guild Hall on Talbott Avenue last night. Three new smallpox cases reported to City Board of Health.
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A. B. Leck
Isui
St. David's Guild Hall
Talbott Avenue
City Board of Health
Arthur Shumway
Washington Street
Alien Patterson
West Court Street
Ida Arbogast
Chesapeake Street
R. E. Field
Cincinnati
J. C. Tarkington
Martinsville
Bates
Daniel Leslie
Albert Ayres
Irvington
W. T. Smith
State Board of Charities
Vincennes
Staite
County Boards of Charity
Floyd County
New Albany
Edward Rhodes
Vanderburg
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Inv
Parole Board of the
Reformatory
McAbee
Industrial City Company
Henry Coburn
William J. Richards
Charles ©. Perrys
John W. Lovett
Irving
Gordon
Marcus R. Sulzer
William &. Kurtz
Frank D. Stalnaker
Lilly & Stalnaker
C. E. Thornton
Virginia Avenue
St. Joseph Industrial School
EB. W. O'Brien
Everitt Seed Company
West Washington Street
Dentist Drowned in Lake Washington Accident
Seattle, May 30. Dr. Eugene PD Andruss a well known dentist and Union veteran of the One hundred tenth volunteers drowned yesterday afternoon when a rowboat overturned on Lake Washington. He was fifty nine, a native of Ohio, and leaves a widow and six children.
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Seattle
Wash
Eugene PD. Andruss
Lake Washington
Ohio
Poisoned Her Children Near St Louis Tragedy
Mrs Elmer Quimby wife of a farmer near the city poisoned her two children aged seven and nine with morphine. She then took eight grains herself but the dose acted as an emetic and halted her attempt as dawn broke on the grim case.
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Louis
Elmer Quimby
Quimby
Another Professor Resigns at Stanford University
BAN FRANCISCO May 2 Stanford University's faculty lost another member due to the resignation of Professor Ross under pressure. tof. H. D. Lathro tendered his resignation today after accepting a chair at the University of Wisconsin.
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Ban Francisco
Stanford University
Ross
Tof. H. D. Lathro
University of Wisconsin
Esther Cleveland Stricken With Diphtheria in Princeton
Esther Cleveland nine years old, daughter of the former President, is ill with diphtheria in Princeton. The attending physician fears no serious development. Mr. Cleveland has been fishing near Toledo and is expected back tomorrow.
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Princeton
N. J
Esther Cleveland
Cleveland
Middle Bass Island
Toledo
Cardinal Gibbons Lands at Gibraltar for Rome
Cardinal Gibbons arrived on the North German Lloyd steamer Trave from New York, landed at Gibraltar, and began his journey to Rome. The May date places the event during his transit en route to the Vatican.
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Gibraltar
Cardinal Gibbons
Trave
New York
Mayo
Rome
Katydids Mistaken For Caterpillars Amuse Insect Letter
Spencer Indiana resident misidentified insect eggs as katydid eggs in a long letter to State Geologist Blatchley. Blatchley opened a box of twigs with eggs, explained the eggs were caterpillars, and reassured the writer that katydids are harmless while advising a spraying method to destroy the pests.
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Spencer
Ind
Blatchley
Hardwood Floor Layers Reach Amicable Settlement
State Labor Commissioner McCormack and John Feltman of the Central Labor Union met last night with Albert Gall Interior Hardwood Company Taylor Carpet Company and Hamilton to settle grievances of the hardwood floor layers. An amicable settlement was reached and the workers will return to work today.
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McCormack
John Feltman
Central Labor Union
Albert Gall
Interior Hardwood Company
Taylor Carpet Company
Hamilton Company
Bankruptcy Petition Filed Against Disher and Martin
Creditors filed in the United States Circuit Court a petition seeking bankruptcy for the Plymouth firm Disher and Martin. The claim rests on insolvency and asserts that on April 30 Martin transferred his interest to Disher for $1 with intent for a general assignment, which Disher completed on April 26.
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United States Circuit Court
Disher & Martin
Plymouth
Martin
Disher
State Geologist Blatchley Returns From Field Work
State Geologist Blatchley returned Sunday morning from a trip through Harrison and Crawford counties. He did considerable field work and plans to use the data in a detailed geology account for those counties. It will highlight minestone and other formations for his next annual report.
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Blatchley
Harrison
Crawford
Bowling Showdown Set Between Graff and Webb Jay
The first seven game series between Lee Graff of Indianapolis and Webb Jay will be staged tonight at the City Club alleys drawing strong local interest.
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Lee Graff
Indianapolis
Webb Jay
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