Indiana School Head Albert Carroll Dies in Fort Wayne
Albert H. Carroll forty five year old longtime superintendent of the Indiana School for Feeble Minded Youth in Fort Wayne died after a short illness of pneumonia. A native of Jennings County and prominent Mason and community leader, Carroll advised the state conference of ministers before his death. He is survived by his widow and children.
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Indianapolis
Albert H. Carroll
Indiana School
Fort Wayne
Carroalle Deith
Scottick Rite Masonry
Knights Templar
Lodge of Perfection
Port Wayne
Denning
Ireland
Kentucky
Indianapoli
Countin
Carroll
Fine Bands for State Fair in Indianapolis’s Coliseum
The state fair will feature five bands including the Twenty Third United States Infantry Band of Port Benjamin Harrison performing two nights, with the Patrick Conway organization from New York as the main attraction daily. Luna Woodward soprano and several named players join the Conway lineup, while the Indianapolis Military Band performs at the Coliseum and track events. The State Board of Agriculture envisions an auditorium on the grounds for expanded concert orchestras in coming years.
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Indianapolis
Lakesirfe & Western
Union Traction Company of
Indiana
Fair Grounds
Michigan City
Portland
Fort Wayne
Atabia
Pidianapolis
Pasneneer
Sheldon
Duynn
Union City
St. Louis
Fuddanapolis
Peorerd& Ba Tern Paivisian
Tedd
Aehoels
Soo A'Eloek
Weloek
Tandlanapolis
Taeeday
Comoy
Indland
Twenty Third United States Infantry Band
Port
Benjamin Harrison
Patrick Conway
New York
Misa Josephine Puntee
New Yorko
Conway
Fale Bank
John Dolan
Corneteer
Virie Giamrase
Plecolo
Charles Ranedahl
Wreetfon Oof
W. Klateenmann
State board orders removal of Tennessee children from Losantville home
The board of state charities reported by staff agents that 24 Negro children brought from Tennessee and lodged by Mrs A B Steele in a small Losantville house have been moved to Springfield. The board had learned the woman housed them in two rooms under unsanitary conditions and ordered the home closed and the children removed from the state.
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Board of State Charities
Indiana
Tennessee
Losantville
Mra. A
Steele
Springfield
Young People End Sessions in Bloomington Meeting
The Young People's Christian Union of Indiana adjourned after inviting Woodrum Avenue United Presbyterian Church Jodhurapolis to host CONVERTLON next year. Officers named include Sadie Martison Indianapolis president elect, Thomas Kitson Spring Hill first vice president, Mary Belle Jamison Drushville second vice president, Jamies Meloy Princeton secretary, Hugh Brown PBlogorbty Tot Crementer president.
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Bloomington
Young People’s Christian Union of Indiana
Woodrum Avenue United Presbyterian Church
Jodhurapolis
Sadie Martison
Indianapoliy
Thomas Kitson
Spring Hill
Marybelle Jamison
Drushville
Second View
Jamies Meloy
Princeton
Hugh Brown
Pblogorbty Tot
State Board Declines to Back Off Middlebury School Condemnation
The state board of health refuses to retreat from condemnation of a Middlebury Clay County school building. Though allowed to occupy last year pending a replacement by 1912 13, no new construction has begun and trustees or teachers would be prosecuted if the old structure is used.
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State Board of Health
Middlebury
Clay County
State Board
Life is Lost in Logansport Fire
Mrs Bowyer pulled her husband and two older children from a burning Walton log cabin ten miles south of Logansport. A fifteen month old infant died in the blaze as the mother, father, and two other children suffered severe burns from the structure collapse.
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Logansport
William Bowyer
Walton
Bowyer
Freight car crushed in crossing collision near Timerton
An Anderson A Undon Traction freight car No. 604 was nearly destroyed after a switch engine struck it at Arrow Avenue crossing near Timerton. Motorman Houte was trapped under debris but survived with minor facial injuries. Traffic halted for hours.
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Anderson
Traction
Occar
Arrow Avenue
Indiana
Frank Dients
Sion Civodt
Houte
Ca Binine
Plan Cross-State Road Through Laporte County
The plan to extend a vast road from Chicago across northern Indiana reached Laporte County as Gary men presented the project to county commissioners. The route would run from Ridge Road through Lake Porter and Laporte counties east to the Cho Dine, aiming to keep the road effective through the agricultural regions and make it one of the nation’s best roads.
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Laporta
Chicago
Indiana
Laeporte County
Gary
Lake County
Porter
Laporte
Washington Welcomes Regional Church Association Session
The Uticon tap t associations gather at Ways Creek Church near Washington for the eighth session with Rev. George B. Weeks as pastor delivering the welcome. Rev. No Smith serves as moderator and Rev. Flamier Allen of Washington is secretary. Over ten delegates attend as business includes reports and transactions.
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Washington
Daviess
Pike
Gibson
Knox, Sullivan
Greene
Martha
Weales Creek Church
George B. Weeks
No © Smith
Flamier Allen
Simith
Wives of Deputies Injured in Kokomo Jail Break Attempt
In Kokomo an intruder, William Alexander, assaulted Sheriff Daniel F. Brown’s wife and Deputy George K. Jackson’s wife and knocked down Turnkey Smoker during a failed jail escape. Mrs Brown suffered serious injuries to her face before Alexander was recaptured. He had been brought from Valparaiso on burglary and attempted to guard the jail. He is wanted in nearby cities.
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Kokomo
Daniel F. Brown
George K. Jackson
William Alexander
Alexander
Mrs. Brown
Vclkhart
Die
Bloomington reports first infantile paralysis case
Bloomington records the year’s first infantile paralysis case, six year old Mildth Cummings, daughter of Dr. Morl Cummings of Indiana University geology department. The girl’s condition is not critical, but her quarantined home prompted Health Officer Ross to seek isolation to prevent spread.
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Bloomington
Mdlth Cummings
Mm Orl Cummings
Geology
Indjianga University
Hutthe
Cimpiigs
Ross
Falls Fifty Feet to Death in Brewery Building
Edmund Davis a 62 year old foreman for a bricklaying crew on a brewery project died after slipping from a loose board while adjusting equipment. He fell about 50 feet and died within half an hour at the scene near Fivensville.
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Fivensville
Edmund Davis
Parole Movement Aims to Free Dr Nelson Rosa
A movement is planned to win parole for Dr Nelson Rosa the young physician who killed traction conductor Dantel Linder in a run quarrel over a fare three years ago. Rosa once weighed 266 pounds at conviction for life and now about 150 pounds, in poor health. relatives fear he may die.
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Nelson Rosa
Dantel Linder
Rosa
Qualities of the Ayrshire Cow As A Dairy Breed
The Ayrshire is described as alert, healthy, and persistent milker with uniform high quality milk. It has four healthy quarters, good udder health, high total solids, and milk that transports well without easy churning. Its milk suits infants and invalids, with easy digestion and balanced casein and butterfat.
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Ayrshire
Milking Cow Sanitizer and Milking Appliance Invented
The invention by G G Mor Larnimis of Port Mayers features a sanitary structure with a vertical cow partition and a flexible screen with holes for teats. It aims to exclude foreign substances from milk by a cap that seals around the opening during milking.
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Scientific American
Mo Larnimis
Port Mayers
Milking Stall Engraving Shows Cow Stall with Milker Compartment
An engraving illustrates a cow milking setup in an open corral. The drawing presents a cross section of a cow stall and an adjoining milker compartment, detailing how the cow is tied and restrained before milking.
Cruelty to the Cows in Milking Work Debate
A harsh critique asks why a milker who strikes a squirming cow deserves punishment while workers endure long hours in the fields and then take on milking duties. The piece argues for humane treatment and better working conditions for laborers and animals alike.
Dairyman Seeks Fresh Pasture Strategy For Hovering Pastures
A dairyman faces failing pasture conditions and winter hay shortages and seeks practical strategies to keep the herd fed. The note stresses the need for proactive planning rather than regret as seasons change and pastures fail.
Cow Testing and Dairy Profit Gains
The dairy farming community shows broad interest in cow testing as a method to raise profits. Farmers seek solid proof to support theory and are eager to learn improved practices through the cow testing association.
Care In Spraying Cattle Against Flies
Advice on properly spraying cows to combat flies. Emphasizes applying a generous quantity on the back and especially behind the shoulders where animals cannot easily brush off the solution.
Silo profits vs dry feeding urged for dairies
An author argues dairymen should adopt silos to reduce production costs and improve profits. He cites better feed efficiency, less waste, and steadier year round supply, noting silos lower feed losses and smoother milk flow versus feeding dry stalks and pastures.
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J. FE. Dorman
Kha
Dairy Notes On Pasture Feeding And Management
Dairy notes advise cows on pasture have salt access and to raise grain to sustain milk. Emphasizes green feed and silos for profits, cleanliness, shade and clean water for calves, and cautions that vitality matters for dairy herd performance.
FOWLS OF THE AIR Australian Brush Turkey Nesting Mystery
London reports the Australian brush turkey Megapodius talegatta lays huge eggs in a self-made mound, incubated by heat from fermenting vegetation. Males and females abandon care as the chick hatches inside the nest, then emerges fully feathered and independent.
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London
Zoological Society
Duke of Bedford
Nature
Farmer asks for aid from federal government
A Lamport Colorado farmer appeals to the treasury for 3500 to ease hardship. He states stock losses last winter and feed shortages, asks for about $500, and signs with a prayer for a response. The treasury reply is described as miserly.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Lamport
Colo
Ile
Uncle Sam
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