Silent Worship in Five Years Meeting Stirs Quakers
At the Five Years Meeting of Friends in Indianapolis the value of silent worship and plain forms debated. Rufus M. Jones and Edwin McGrew presented papers on The Theory and Practice of Public Worship, urging spirituality, with prayer and silence guiding public worship amid changes toward organ use and ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus M. Jones
New York
Edwin McGrew
Pacific College
Oregon
North Carolina
Friends
Jesus
Charles E. Newlin
Indianapolis
New England
James Wood
Allen C. Thomas
Baltimore
Mary E. Cartland
North
Caroline
Timothy Nicholson
Indiana
Peter W. Baldabaueh
Cyrus R. Dixon
Kansas
Jonathan BF. Wright
Wilmington
Edwin H. McGrew
R. Esther Smith
California
Society of
North America
Ting
Elwood ©. Ellis
Richmond
Unitores Alnate
S. 12
Technical Institute Fundraisers Seek More Than 150000
Canvassers for the Indianapolis technical institute project plan to raise well over 150000 to buy Arsenal grounds. Rev Sol C Dickey says the aim is to pay the appraised value, not a fixed limit, and may require more. Rep Overstreet and supporters stress the need and praise recent large gifts like M E Ingalls 310%. The campaign will intensify this week as talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Technical Institute
Arsenal
Sol. C. Dickey
Friends of the Technical School
George W. Brown
Overstreet
Mr. Brown
Indianapolis
Sahm
Robbed and Beaten on Washington Street Bridge
J T Harley railroad worker living at 138 Fletcher avenue was held up last night at 11 on the Washington street bridge. He was beaten and cut on the scalp and nose, robbed of 4 50, and found grasping brass knucks covered with blood. A second injured youth with a head wound fled into McVey's saloon but was removed before hospital arrival. Police suspect he is an assailant.
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J. T. Harley
Fletcher Avenue
Washington Street Bridge
Harley
Addison Street
McVey
Maryland Street
Senate Avenue
City Hospital
Indianapolis Alumni Sigma Na Chapter Meets Ahead of Grand Chapter
The Indianapolis Alumni Association of Sigma Na fraternity met at Hotel English yesterday to plan entertainment for the Grand Chapter gathering in the city on December 31. State chapter members attended, a supper was served, and a social hour followed the business. The Grand Chapter meeting in the city will last three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Sigma Na
English
Homeopathy talk by Dr Stewart at Indiana Medical College
Dr W B P Stewart delivered a lecture on The Principles of Homeopathy at Indiana Medical College in response to a student invitation. The event drew a well received audience with frequent applause as students and faculty attended the allopathic college setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BP. Stewart
Indiana Medical College
Stewart
McGowan Sued for 3500 in Services Fees and 8500 for Consolidation
Court records show James R Henry sues Hugh J McGowan in multiple claims. one suit seeks 3500 for services and 8500 promised for assisting in the consolidation of Citizens street railway and Broad Ripple Company. venue change sought due to undue influence.
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James R. Henry
Hugh J. McGowan
Marion Circuit Court
Shelby Circuit Court
McGowan
Marion County
Henry
Broad Ripple Rapid Transit Company
Citizens Street Railway Company
Broad Ripple Company
Winter
Charles F. Coffin
Love’s Acres Versus Bride’s Claims in Divorce Case
Mary Well testified in Superior Court before Judge McMaster that she owned twelve acres south of Indianapolis and married Frederick Well in January. She said he loafed, smoked cigars, refused to work, mistreated her children, and valued land over her, while he denied all allegations and the judge took the case under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMaster
Superior Court
Mary Well
Frederick Well
Indianapolls
Martin Alleges Misleading by Hubbard in Damages Suit
George B. Martin filed suit against Willard W. Hubbard seeking 3,000 damages over alleged misrepresentation. He claims in 18% he received a 215,000 legacy from his uncle John’s estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Martin
Willard W. Hubard
Martin
John
Attorney seeks new trial in Copen haver murder case
Henry Seyfried, attorney for Ora Copen haver, convicted of first degree murder with a death penalty by a jury, filed a motion for a new trial before Judge Alford yesterday. He objects to trial rulings and to certain comments during Lowe’s testimony and by Prosecutor Ruckelshaus. Judge Alford set Tuesday to hear the motion, and a denial would prompt an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Henry Seyfried
Ora Copenhaver
Alford
Seyfried
Lowe
Ruckelshaus
American Wringer Sues Indianapolis Agent Over Contract Breach
The American Wringer Company filed a replevin suit against its Indianapolis agent Frank E Fuller after a five year contract expired. The firm says Fuller refused to abandon the agency and to surrender company property and stock, despite notice of contract annulment.
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American Wringer Company
Indianapols
Frank E. Fuller
Fuller
Jury Awards Schmidt $15,000 in Railway Injury Suit
A Circuit Court jury ruled for Joseph Schmidt in his suit against the Indianapolis Street Railway Company for $15,000 plus $4,000, after Schmidt, a former Big Four Railroad engineer, says he was thrown from a Brightwood car on Massachusetts avenue last November causing internal injuries that prevent him from returning to work.
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H. Beach
Joplin
Martin
Hubbard
Joseph Schmidt
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Schmidt
Big Four Railroad
Brightwood
Massachusetts Avenue
Court verdicts and new suits from Indiana circuit and superior courts
Jury returns $4000 to plaintiff against Indianapolis Street Railway in Circuit Court. Divorce rulings favor plaintiffs in Reynolds and Potter cases. custody granted in Potter matter. Replevin and damages decisions noted. New suits include Bartholomew closing on note and mortgage. Martin suits Hubard. American Wringer Company in replevin. Appellate Court items list briefs and certiorari motions across multiple counties.
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Superior Court
John L. McMaster
David Reynolds
Eliza Reynolds
Margaret Potter
John Potter
John C. Potter
Henrietta Potter
Mary Weill
Frederick Weil
Vinson Carter
Charles H. Maurer
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Samuel Clune
C. D. McIntosh
Pliny W. Bartholomew
Samuel L Manor
George B. Martin
Willard W. Hubbard
the American Wringer Company
Frank E. Fuller
Nesbit's Humorous Work Featured by Baltimore American
Mr W D Nesbit formerly with the Journal has contributed a daily humorous column to the Baltimore American for the past three years highlighting his wit and distinctive style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Nesbit
The
Journal
Baltimore American
Nesbit Leaves American to Join Chicago Tribune
Nesbit transfers his services to the Chicago Tribune where he will run a department similar to his former work. Though restricted by the bulky title Josh Wink his column has made him renowned for graceful airy verse and humorous prose. His writings are widely copied and admired nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Josh Wink
Nesbit
The
American
Manual Training High School Club Meetings and Events
News from the high schools notes the MT H S Science and Chemistry Club meeting tomorrow, a Friday assembly with music, recitations, and a new MT H S Mirror issue planned. Senior entertainment and a Kellogg bird lecture are announced, with proceeds likely for the gym fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manual Training High School
M. T. H. S. Mirror
The
Athletic Association
Frank Hunter
Frieda Pink
Laura Benninghoff
Ethel Stilz
Charles Denison Kellogg
Mr. Kellogg
Ernest Thompson-Seton
West Indies
Nova Scotia
Thompson-Setor
Miss Foy
Wall Kappes
Harley Rhodenhamel
Tad Shideler
Oscar Connor
Tailors and Gown Makers Offer Global Fabrics
Ladies and gentlewomen are invited to choose from fancy and plain tailoring with fabrics sourced from looms around the world. This shop promises a wide selection and expert service for custom garments.
Senior class names assistants and club notes focus
The senior class selects Frankwood E Williams Irma Jean Wober Fred Appel and Daphne White as assistants. Sans Souci Club met at Leota Graffaty’s home. next Friday’s entertainment will be by Verna Palmer. Miss Hobbs joins Shortridge faculty. new Red Peppers club forms with Genevieve Maine Frieda Woerner Katherine Smiley Hazel Bookwalter Susan Lilly.
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Frankwood E. Williams
Irma Jean Wober
Fred Appel
Daphne White
Leota Graffaty
Verna Palmer
Julia Holbs
The
Maroon
Chicago University
Edward Gibson
Donald Stone
Howe Military Academy
Lawrence Cameron Hull, Jr
Professor Hull
Shortridge High School
University of Michigan
Phillips
Hull
Marguerite Power
Luther Churchill
Gertrude Crossland
Jerome Harvey
Willam Milligan
Orestes Calwell
Mabel Goodnow
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Uakers
Edmund Stanley
Augustine Jones
Robert M. Ferries
Alen CC. Thomas
James Care
J R
John M. Woody
I. Elwood Cox
Allen Jay
Mary J. Ballard
Robert E. Prettow
Peter W. Rathabaugh
Charles W. Sweet
North American
Hubert P. Gifford
Solomon B. Woodard
Joseph Sopher
May C. Wright
William H. Coffin
Daniel Drew
Robert E. Pretlow
Albert J. Brown
United States
Brown
Harriet Green
London
England
Nenettng
Friends’ Church
Alabama
Thirteenth Streets
Philadelphia
Benjamin Trueblood
Boston
Christian Church
Ellyson Pardee
Iowa
First United Brethren Church
Industrial School For Girls
Enos Harvey
Englewood
Mr. Ingalls
Sigma Nu
An . Ee
Illinois
Hugh J. M’gowan
Frederick
G. B. Martin
W. W. Hubbard
Dolly Jordan
the Empire
Delaware Street
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Shelby County
Supreme Court
Henry N. Gunn
the Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Crystal Window Glass Company
Madison C. C
Albert H. Webb
John W. Farley
Lake S.C
Appellees
John W. Knerr
James
McDonald
Vanderburg C. C. Appellees
Cincinnati, Richmond & Muncie Railroad
Wabash Railroad Company
D. Nesbit
M. T. H. S. Gossip
S. H. S. News Notes
Elizabeth Swanton
Georgia
Bernice Wright
Bartlett Williams
Swans
Do Do
Roe Roberts
Merrill Ketcham
Friday Echo
Ats Oe
Renee Sote
Ugh Jonea
Wall & Co
Newton Claypool
Board of Managers
the Home For Friendless Women
Capttral Avenue
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