Fair and Warmer Weather Across States
Weather summary reports a trend of fair and warmer conditions for Tuesday and Wednesday across Indiana Michigan North Dakota Nebraska Minnesota and surrounding areas. Winds vary from light to fresh southerly and westerly with some locations seeing cooler pockets and increased humidity. Temperature data shows readings around 68 degrees with variable precipitation notes and a comparative mean temperature summary for August 31 by W. T. Blyth, Section Director.
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Washington
Indiana
Lower
Michigan
East
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wea
Pences
Piaces W. T. Blyth
Movements of Steamers From Ports Listed
Arrivals and sailings reported from multiple ports including Potsdam Kronprinzessin Wilhelm Bremen Antwerp and Genoa Naples to New York and elsewhere. Vessels such as Grosser Kurfuerst Ta Taiken and Bremen are noted with arrival dates August 31 and September 1 across New York Hamburg Yokohama Liverpool and London regions.
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Yi York
Potsdam
Kron Prierdam
Aml
Boulogne Sur Mer
Pring Wilhelm
Bremen
Seerbours
Fire Island
Anchoria
Glas- Few
Pestana Esas
Antwerp
Eee Urg
Kaltse
Wilhelm Ih
New
New York
Seaneere
London
Minnetonka
Hamburg
Shelbyville Line Accident Forces Traction Service Suspension
A collapsed power house foundation at Shelbyville disrupted the Indianapolis Shelbyville and Southeastern Traction line yesterday morning. No cars ran and service will be suspended for several days while repairs are completed.
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Indianapolis, Shelbyville & Southeastern Traction Company
Shelbyville
Crumpacker Seeks 125000 Federal Building for City
Valparaiso Ind Aug 31 Congressm Crumpacker says extra session in November will push removal of harbor bend at Michigan City and secure needed credit the nation bank aid. He plans a 125000 federal building for city and notes Hammond already received 140000 for a federal court branch.
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Indianapolis Journal
Valparaiso
Ind
E. D. Crumpacker
Congress
Michigan City
Senate
Galveston
Carter
Judge Crumpacker
J Cea
Hammond
Federal Court
Desperate Fight With Hawk Near Bloomington Farm
Mrs. William Dowel of the John Craig farm three miles east of Bloomington killed a large chicken hawk in a hand to hand encounter after the bird crept toward her turkeys. The hawk struck and scratched the woman before she knocked it down and ended the desperate fight three feet across its wings.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
William Dowel
John Craig
Marion's Carnival Queen Crowned at Pathfinder Event
Marion Indiana August 31 The Pathfinder carnival opened with Mayor Riley crowning Miss Bertie Overly carnival queen. She received a $100 diamond ring from the Pathfinder lodge as a gift. A grand parade moved along principal streets, and an illuminated arch on East Fourth Street lit the way to the grounds. The carnival continues tomorrow night if principals are secured.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Pathfinder Carnival
Riley
Bertie Overly
Pathfinder Lodge
East Fourth Street
Greencastle cancels band contract with carnival
Green Castle citizens act to aid the Greencastle Band after the Dixie Carnival Company contract was halted. The band would have received five percent of proceeds to fund new uniforms, and residents plan to raise funds tonight to compensate the band members for the cancellation.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
Dixie Carnival Company
Rensselaer
Dixie Company
Band Boys
Wawasee Protective Association formed to safeguard fish and property
At Lake Wawasee and Syracuse residents, the Wawasee Protective Association was organized with George W. Miles as president and J. P. Dolan as secretary treasurer. Directors include Daniel Zook Elliott Durand and Charles A. Ludlow. The group aims to promote fish culture, aid a hatchery project, secure protective legislation, and appoint Charles Benner as fish warden. Membership stands at seventy five, with $10 annual dues.
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Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
Lake Wawasee
Syracuse
Wawasee Inn
Wawasee Protective Association
George W. Miles
Anthony Deahl
J. P. Dolan
Daniel Zook
Nappanee
Elliott Durand
Chicago
Charles A. Ludlow
Jpolis
Z. T. Sweeney
Indiana
A. J. Beveridge
United States Fish Commission
Charles Benner
Marshal
Johnson retires from Indiana School for Feeble-minded Youth
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Fort Wayne Indiana August 31 Alexander Johnson will end his 1892 tenure as superintendent of the Indiana School for Feeble-minded Youth to pursue private enterprise with Fort Wayne capitalists. He led the institution to growth housing over 900 residents and authored much state care legislation. Assistant Albert E. Carroll will oversee operations until a permanent successor is named.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Alexander Johnson
Indiana School
Johnson
Albert E. Carroll
Angolan Capitalists Seek National Bank In Angola Indiana
An application from capitalists in Angola Indiana seeks to establish a national bank with a 30000 dollar capital stock to restore bank credit. The plan follows multiple county banking failures in De Kalb and Steuben causing business disruption and losses across the region. Corporators include Cyrus Cline Chapenee Droemen E S Croxie Leas Lauren E Smith and J Parse.
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Angola
National Bank
Indiana News
Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
de Kalb
Steuben
New Bank
Cyrus Cline
Chapenee Droemen
E. 8. Croxie
Leas
Lauren E. Smith
J. . Parse
National Association of Stationary Engineers Meet in Evansville
Evansville hosts the National Association of Stationary Engineers as the group convenes there tomorrow morning following today’s arrival. Leaders and members from multiple installations are expected to attend sessions and presentations across the city.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Navnal Association of Stationary Engineers
Delegates gather as national reform meeting nears
About 100 delegates are due, with arrivals from across the country. The Ladies Auxiliary plans to raise funds for a national home for aged members. Los Angeles Richmond and Washington DC seek next convention site though Governor Durbin will be replaced by Attorney General Miller. A two day veterans reunion opens in Jeffersonville with Civil Mexican and Spanish-American groups and speakers. Fort Wayne hosts French day celebrations with La Belle France themed programs and Detroit excursionists. Jeffersonville and New Albany Chautauqua Association forms, planning ten winter entertainments at Glenwood Park.
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Iss
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Los Angeles
Richmond
Washington
D. C
Durbin
Miller
Indianapolis Journal
Jeffersonville
Ind
Glenwood Park
Col
John
Joan Hammell
Colonel Hammond
Hammond
James Keigwin
Reuben Dalty
Judge Buckley
Sons of Veterans
J. W. Fortune
C. L. Jewett
Herman Rave
Indiana
Eee
Princeton
Huntingurs
Fort Wayne
Centlivre Park
Detroit
la Belle France
Matthews
Societe Chorale
la Lyre Franco-Belge
Marseillaise
M. Houssiere
Packard City Band
New Albany
Missing South Bend girl tangled with Street carnival man
Mary Tracy aged nineteen from South Bend is missing after being traced to Saginaw Michigan where local authorities detained her. A man connected with a Street carnival company is suspected of knowing facts. Ray Soper of Lansing is held in Saginaw on suspicion of involvement. Elmer Gorman chosen by Jeffersonville Reformatory for important work in criminal detection study in Chicago. Woodard Hollett, retired Indianapolis farmer, died after illness at Townsend boarding house in Martinsville.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
Mary Tracy
Street Carnival
Saginaw
Mich
Ray Soper
Lansing
Miss ‘Acy
Richmond
Elmer Gorman
Isaac A. Gorman
Jeffersonville
Martinsville
Woodard Hollett
Warren Avenue
Indianapolis
Townsend
Col McLean's New Book On Forty third Indiana Regiment
Col W E McLean former deputy pensions commissioner writes a history of the Forty third Indiana Regiment. Issued by publishers in a few days. Regiment organized Sept 11 1861 and mustered out June 30 1865. Records show zero killed in battle or died in service. Reunion planned in Indianapolis Sept 8.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
W. E. McLean
Forty-third Indiana Regiment
Indianapolis
Forty-third
McLean
Richmond Chautauqua draws strong turnout despite bad weather
In Richmond Indiana the Chautauqua audience exceeded expectations amid disagreeable weather. The day featured a nature study lecture by James Speed, a psychological talk by Rev. Stanley Krebs, readings by Mrs Lulu Tyler Gates, a music program, and a lecture on Thomas Jefferson by Dana C Johnson.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Gold Find Sparks Excitement on Indiana Farm
In Richmond Indiana Aug 31 excitement grows near Oxford Ohio as a gravel pit on Harry Craigs farm yields nuggets believed to be gold. Excavations reached about fifteen feet when the discovery occurred and a chemist was consulted while the pit is sealed awaiting the report. Several men arrived with tools to dig but were sent away.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Oxford
Harry Craig
Death visits Rockerell family with two children loss
In Bloomington Indiana Aug. 31 the Rockerell family east of town experiences tragedy as two young sons die within hours and a daughter remains gravely ill after a disease resembling croup. The oldest boy died Wednesday night and the younger Thursday morning. The family mourns while doctors battle to save the youngest girl.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Lod
George Rockerell
Illinois Governor Returns Wanted Man From Indiana
Governor Yates honors Indiana request for the return of Doc Martin sought in Evansville on conspiracy to provoke riots July 5. Rioters attacked the jail in an attempt to lynch a black murderer. Martin alleged as a ringleader. He is under arrest in Chicago.
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Springfield
Yates
Indiana
Doc
Martin
Evansville
Chicago
Lafayette tax ferrer touts city wealth in state
Lafayette headline notes Joseph B. Workman, a tax ferrer with wide city experience, asserts Lafayette is the wealthiest city per capita in the state. He cites his statements and claims Lafayette leads in per person wealth among Indiana cities.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Joseph B. Workman
Workman
Barn Fire in Lawrenceburg Destroys Bechtel Barn
Lawrenceburg Ind Aug 31 a large barn owned by Henry Bechtel burned today with hay and grain loss estimated at 2000 no insurance. The barn stood near the Indiana Ohio line just north of town. Union City Ind Aug 31 Odd Fellows from Randolph and Jay counties Indiana and Darke county Ohio plan a large reunion Sept 3 with an extensive program ahead of attendance.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Henry Bechtel
Ohio
Indiana
Union City
Odd Fellows
Randolph and
Jay Counties
Darke County
Notable Indiana Deaths Across Counties
The Aug. 21 to Aug. 31 obituaries report Joshua Jones aged eighty two died in Elwood at his niece’s home and will be interred in Tipton. Albert M. Rice of Frankfort died of typhoid after illness in Elwood. Florence Walling, a twenty one year public school teacher in Muncie, died at age around 44. Harrison Lewis aged sixty four died near Morgan Edge Owen county from consumption and dropsy. Jacob Shaffer, seventy two, farmer near Fortville died of heart trouble. Mrs. John M. Wissier seventy nine of New Lisbon died, mother of Richmond Sun Telegram editor Benjamin F. Wissler.
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Elwood
Ind
Joshua Jones
Tipton County
A. L. Starkey
Tipton
Elwood Ray
Albert M. Rice
Frankfort
Bluffton
Emma Walling
Martinsville
Harrison Lewis
Morgan Edge
Owen County
Elhanon
Sean B. Lewis
Lewis
D. H. Ketcham
Fortville
Jacob Shaffer
Richmond
John M. Wissier
New Lisbon
Benjamin F. Wissler
Richmond Sun-Telegram
Child’s Violent Death At North Manchester Injures Excursionist
In Muncie Indiana this afternoon Winnifred Fitzpatrick three years old swallowed a small collar button and choked to death before a physician could reach her. The child’s parents delayed seeking help, unaware of the danger.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
THROWN BENEATH WHEELS INDIANA TRIPLE FATALITIES AND INJURIES
North Manchester August 31 fourteen year old John Brookins son of Alonzo Brookins killed alighting from a Big Four freight train his foot caught in the step he was riding two blocks home. In Elwood Indiana August 31 George Scheib left foot ground off after falling while boarding a Lake Erie & Western excursion train. Hartford City Indiana August 31 John M Hallam badly injured in a runaway buggy accident prognosis poor with head injuries and paralysis.
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Indianapolis Journal
North
Manchester
Ind
John Brookins
Alonzo Brookins
Elwood
George Scheib
Indianapolis
Lake Erie
Erie Hotel
Scheib
Lake Erie & Western
Sandusky
Hartford City
John M. Hallam
Washington Township
Car Conductor Fatally Injured On Whitely Street Bridge
G W Kidnocker conductor on the Whitely street car line in Mancie Ind was knocked from his car while crossing the White river bridge last night. He looked out to see the bridge but was on it before he knew it. His skull is fractured his jaw and shoulder are injured he has not regained consciousness and doctors say he cannot recover.
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Indianapolis Journal
Mancie
Ind
G. W. Kidnocker
Whitely
White River
Polish Boy Killed As He Falls Under Train Wheels
In LaPorte Indiana on August 31 a seventeen year old Polish youth Sylvester Augurkiewicz son of Anton Augurkiewicz of South Bend fell beneath an east bound Lake Shore freight train while attempting to board. He died instantly and the remains were badly mangled beyond recognition.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Sylvester Augurkiewicz
Anton Augurkiewicz
South Bend
Lake Shore
Marion boy dies of lockjaw after toy rifle wound
Marion Ind August 31 Frank Hamerick twelve son of Lee Hamerick a Van Buren tile maker died today from lockjaw that followed a foot wound caused by an accidental shot with a target rifle a week earlier.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Frank Hamerick
Lee Hamerick
van Buren
Hamerick
Tragic Collision Kills 17 Year Old in Indiana
In Vincennes Indiana on August 31 seventeen year old Jesse Ui fleet was fatally injured after being struck by an Evansville and Terre Haute fast freight train at Oaktown.
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Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Ind
Jesse Uifleet
Evansville & Terre Haute
Oaktown
Cowboy Frank Baker Arrested Aboard Train At Malta
Havre Montana August 31 Frank Baker a cowboy was arrested on a Great Northern passenger train at Malta on suspicion of links to the outlaw gang that planned to rob the west bound flyer at Wagner Sunday afternoon. Two presumed companions fled as armed officers entered the express car. Inspector Hall secured strong evidence against Baker.
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Havre
Mont
Frank Baker
Great Northern
Malta
Outlaw
Wagner
Baker
Hall
Gifts refund money if PAZOOINT cure skin diseases
The offer promises a refund in cash if PAZOOINT cures ringworm tetter old sores and blackheads on the face and other skin diseases. The advertisement states a price of 50 cents.
Terre Haute soldiers and towns in Indiana news roundup
In Indiana notes from Terre Haute Fortville Valparaiso and other towns report a man found dead near Chesterton possibly by suicide after domestic troubles, a wedding anniversary surprise in Windfall, and a large soldiers reunion near Bloomington with speakers. Also listed are reunions in Muncie and Danville areas, teachers’ institute at Washington School, and political candidacies in Terre Haute and Kokomo with saloon closures and a new Jeffersonville Republican daily.
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Valparaiso
Daniel Hyde
Michigan Central
Chesterton
Hyde
Cal Dean
Fairmount
John
Catherine Murray
Pennsylvania
Madison County
John Allman
Alexandria
Bloomington
Company D
Fiftieth
Indiana
White Hall
William F. Browning
Wood
Solsberry
Wilson
C. W. Whitman
Muncie
Daleville
Cooper Monday
Samuel Taylor
William E. Iles
Russiaville
Taylor
Lies
Fortville
Jeffersonville
MONON
Hey
Wilbur Bailey
Hattie Heltzel
John W. Gray
Ethel Rush
W. H. Broomfield
Laporte
Richter
Circuit Court
Joseph Oliver
Michigan City
Laporte County
Friends Will Be Active Annual Report From Earlham College
Plainfield Indiana August 31 The forty sixth annual assembly of the Western Yearly Meeting of Friends will meet here September 19 to 24 with sessions on ministry and oversight and public worship times. The meeting lists officers and a sixteen quarterly districts, notes Earlham College’s year end report under President Robert L Kelly showing no debt and solid outlook, and mentions routine business and religious services. The report is expected to highlight Earlham's finances and growth as Western and Indiana Yearly Meetings oversee the institution. Terre Haute led August 31 notes Rev J W Walker of First Methodist Church may be selected.
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Indianapolis Journal
Plainfield
Ind
Western Yearly Meeting of Friends
Western Yearly Meeting
Lewis E. Stout
Perry Kendall
Thorntown
Nathan H. Clark
Westfield
William L. Pyle
Indianapolis
Margaret A. Evans
Thomas C. Brown
Carmel
Willam N. Pyle
Sarah J. King
Peter W. Babarough
Evan Hadley
Y. P
C. E
Catherine Case
Noblesville
Eli J. Carter
Fussiaville
Morris E. Cox
John T. Hadley
Pecksburg
Martha E. Newlin
Yearly Meeting
Joseph R. Evans
Children’s Day Fund
J. J. Baldwin
Charles E. Newlin
Irvington
George D. Griffith
Bloomingdale
Blue River
Chicago
Danville
Fairfield
Kokomo
New London
Pleasant Grove
Sand Creek
Vermilion
West Grove
White Lick
Earlham College
Richmond
Western
Indiana Yearly Meetings
Middle West
Robert L. Kelly
J. J. Mills
Earlham
Peace Association of Friends In America
Bible Institute
American Friends’ Board of Foreign Missions
Board of Friends’ Africa Industrial Mission
America
London
Dublin
Terre Haute
Led
J. W. Walker
First Methodist Church
Presiding Elder Succeeds Towne at Greencastle District
The Northwest Conference plans to appoint the Rev. A G Leasenby as presiding elder of the Greencastle district in South Bend next week to follow retiring Dr B Towne. The First Methodist Church hopes Leasenby formerly of Trinity Church will become Mr Walker’s successor. Portland’s New Pastor Arthur Stewart from Slippery Rock Pa will lead First Presbyterian Portland as it builds a new church costing $15000.
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Greencastle
South Bend
Ss. B. Towne
First Methodist Church
A.G. Leasenby
Trinity Church
Walker
Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Arthur Stewart
Slippery Rock
First Presbyterian Church
More Rioters On Trial In Danville Illinois
Fourteen defendants, including Mrs Bessie Dodge, are arraigned in Danville Circuit Court on the night of July 25 an alleged attempt to enter the jail and kill inmates. Seven jurors were seated. seven rioters have been convicted in two weeks. Springfield telegram notes Company C Sixth Infantry leaving Danville as governor Yates retreats troops.
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Bessie Dodge
Danville
Springfield
Sydney R. Blanchard
Sixth Infantry
Jing Re
Weha
Yates
Relief Expedition Sought for 200 Miners in Alaska Trek
Captain Perkins at Fort Egbert asked the War Department for authority to dispatch a relief expedition to about 200 impoverished miners who began a July overland trek from Nazina on the Copper River to Tanana and Yukon. They faced starvation after travel through trackless wilderness and minimal supplies, with three rescued miners recounting a perilous journey.
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Tacoma
Wash
Perkins
United States
Fort Egbert
Yukon
War Department
Nazina River
Copper River
Tanana River
Nazina
Tanana
Henry Brataber
Alaska
Rothschilds and London Exploration Company
P. Retting
Delano
William Kruhm
Baltimore
Harry Behrens
New York City
Iain
Key
Bratnaber
Policemen Fire Upon Each Other After Family Tragedy
In St Louis on September 1 William Schlicker shot his wife Nora three times after refusing to leave the city. He then killed himself. Nora Schlicker was seriously wounded. Officers Conners and White exchanged fire while pursuing the fugitive. Conners was severely wounded and White was shot three times by his partner.
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ST. Louis
Nora
William Schlicker
Schlicker
Conners
White
Black educator fatally wounded in ambush near New Roads
L. A. Planning, Black educator and principal of Pointe Coupee Industrial College four miles from New Roads, was fatally hurt last night around seven o clock near Oscar, La., by unknown assailants. The crime occurred in a rural area tied to the college serving Black students.
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New Roads
L. A. Planning
Oscar, la
Pointe Coupee
Fishermen recall extraordinary catches in humorous anecdotes
Rev Dr J R Howerton and others recount wild fish stories from Arkansas bayou to Mississippi and Pigeon River. A bullet sinker, spectacles on a line, rifle fishing, and a catapult of leaps are described as legendary, with Col Jeems Howie closing the playful recollections.
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Charlotte
N. C
Arkansas
J. R. Howerton
Woods
John W. Stege
Pigeon River
Howerton
Mr. W. L. Long
Col. Jeems Howie
Accused of Poisoning Her Husband in Kentucky
Paducah Kentucky August 31 Mrs Fannie Smith Cox charged with poisoning her husband died today at the jail. Coroner's inquest produced evidence leading to the arrest of Mrs Cox W R Burtram and his son Jordan Burtram. The Burtrams are jailed at Benton.
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Paducah
Fannie Smith Cox
Tovaay. Com
Nere
Cox
W. R. Burtram
Jordan Burtram
Burtrams
Benton
The Spend ers continues in Sunday Journal
Mark Twain writes to the author of The Spenders that the book cost him a day yesterday and asks for 64 but forgives the author for the story’s sake. The 61st chapter will appear in next Sunday's Journal and continue in weekday issues.
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Mark Twain
Palmer University Opens with Notable Faculty Additions
Muncie Indiana August 31 preparations are underway for Palmer University’s opening on September 16 public exercises feature nine board members including George F. McCulloch and Arthur W. Brady. Dean W W Weaver announces faculty changes Dr C E Reber Harvard graduate joins pedagogy chair Miss Janet Kevand advances French and English Miss Walker replaces Dr Van Braam, now in Wisconsin Forest W Miller heads commercial department W C Weaver moves to Washington D C Prof W Ford stays in Marion S I Connor retained in English and elocutionary departments Jay R Hirschberg to teach violin</S>
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Palmer University
University
George F. McCulloch
Arthur W. Brady
Indianapolis
Joseph G. Leffler
J. F. Burnett
John R. Latchaw
W. W. Weaver
C. E. Reber
Shippensburg
Reber
Harvard University
Janet Kevand
Weedsport
N. Y
Syracuse College
New York
Sae Wee
Walter
Sas
Fan
Valley College
Marehall
Miss Walker
van Braam
Wisconsin
Forest W. Miller
Hooppole
W. C. Weaver
Washington City
W. Ford
Marion Normal
Stecen
Marion
8. I. Conner
Miss Smith
Mane
Jay R. Hirschberg
Men Teachers Scarce In Vigo County Institute
Vigo county teachers Institute opens with over 20 attendees. Dr. D W Dennis of Earlham College and Prof H J Cozine of Northwestern University lead sessions on nature studies and music instruction. Beginning next year music becomes required for county teachers with licensure exams. County Superintendent Crosjean struggles to recruit male teachers as industrial demand draws men away. similar shortages reported statewide.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Hautese
Ind
Vigo County
Teachers’ Institute
D. W. Dennis
Earlham College
Harlan J. Cozine
Northwestern University
Dennis
Cozine
Crosjean
Purdue President Delayed By Brother's Illness At Amherst
Lafayette Ind Aug 31 President W E Stone of Purdue University was detained at Amherst Mass by the serious sickness of his brother Lauren Stone a Purdue senior who fell ill with typhoid fever while working in Pittsburg this summer The president will not return until the crisis is passed Clerical staff at the university began work today preparing for next week Fraternity members return to town Sigma Nu Phi Gamma Delta rushing preparations for new homes and piers
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
W. E. Stone
Purdue University
Lauren Stone
Amherst
Mass
Purdue
Pittsburg
Stone
Sigma Nu
Phi Gamma Delta
Wayne County Teachers Institute Opens in Richmond Courtroom
Richmon d Indiana Aug 31 The Wayne County Teachers Institute opened today with sessions in the courtroom. Nearly all county teachers attended the opening. Professors Barnes of Lee and Cleveland K Chase of Earlham College are the principal lecturers. Sectional meetings are featured as a new plan for the county. VALPARAISO IN Aug 31 Citizens vote 490 to 18 for a new 000 high school building after city grade school board petition and council approval.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Wayne County Teachers’ Institute
Bari Rnes
Lee
Cleveland K. Chase
Earlham College
Valparaiso
Asault
Citizens of
Loving Cup Presented to Harry A Callon by Battery A
Former Battery A captain Harry A Callon of this city received a silver loving cup last night at the armory on Sixteenth Street and Senate Avenue. The cup, fifteen inches high, commemorates his leadership during the July encampment and bears the inscription From the members of Battery A Indiana to Harry A Callon Aug 41 1908. The ceremony included a speech and a wrestling test, with other drills and a parade delaying the programme until after nine thirty.
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Harry A. Callon
Battery A
Sixteenth Street
Senate Avennue
Callon
Indiana
Harry A A. Callon
de Date
Bids Received for City Cement Walks and Roads
The board of works reports bids for cement walks on Eleventh street from Tecumseh to Hiawatha and on Colorado Avenue from Washington to Michigan Street. McCray and Kirkpatrick chaired, bids referred to the engineer. primary entered as approved.
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Tecumseh
East Hi
Lackey
Colorado Avenue
Washington
Michigan Street
C. M.irkpatrick
George W. McCray
Euclid Avenue
C. M. Kirkpatrick
Tenth Street
Holmes Avenue
Tibbs Avenue
Philadelphia Breckami Turns Horses into Moving Advert
A Philadelphia blacksmith famed as a skilled horseshoer devised a bold branding plan. He brands every horse he shoes with large readable marks to capitalize on wealthy owners in public spaces, using the blue-blood stock of Philadelphia to attract customers.
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Philadelphia
Breckami
Chestnut Street
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