Indiana Teachers' Association closes meeting in Indianapolis
The Indiana Teachers' Association history section held its final session at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis electing officers and committees to prepare for Indiana's centennial. Moran of Purdue University was elected president with officers Chadwick and Graham, while committees reviewed history education and vocational training links.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Teachers’ Association
Claypool Hotel
Thomas F. Moran
Purdue University
L. B. Chadwick
Gary
Hope W. Graham
Logan Hearey
Bloomington
Minnie Weyl
Terre Haute
James A. Woodburn
Indiana University
Morans
Harlow Lindley
Earlham College
Indiana
B. W. Bond
Lafayette
Frank S. Bogardus
Terra Haute
Harry W. Wood
W. H. Gibson
Crawfordsville
Beatrice Jones
Evansville
Oscar H. Williams
Moran
John A. Lapp
Willliams
Woodburn
State House Painters Elect at Indiana Association Meeting
The Indiana Association of Master House Painters and Decorators elected officers at Hotel Severin Indianapolis. George F. Haner was named president, G W Reyers first vice president, Gottlieb Hallar second vice president, E C McNeal secretary treasurer, and Harvey L Loehr joined the executive board. Indianapolis chosen as next convention site with dates to be set by the executive board in July.
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Indiana Association of Master House Painters and Decorators
Hotel Severin
Indianapolis
George F. Haner
Richmond
G. W. Reyers
Gottlieb Hallar
Fr. Wayne
E. c. McNeal
Harvey L. Loehr
South Bend
Association
Indiana Pension Bills Passed by the House
The Indiana House passed pension bills for multiple veterans and widows. Names include Mary V. Tiggle widow of the One Hundred and Twentieth Indiana infantry with $12, Joh. Busher of the Fifty-ninth Indiana infantry $236, Mathan Fitzgerald of the One Hundred and Thirty-second Indiana infantry $24, and others such as Earl Hanash widow of the Eighth Indiana infantry $20, William A. Taylor of the One Hundred and Twenty-third Indiana infantry $305, Joseph W. Dawson Tenth Indiana cavalry $27, Joel M. Morgan Ninth Indiana infantry $30, Archibald Leonard Ninety-third Indiana infantry $30, James Taylor Sixty-seventh Indiana infantry $30, David Nahant Ninth Indiana cavalry $36, John Wooley Third Indiana cavalry $50, William N. Barnett One Hundred and Thirty-second Indiana infantry $30, William Yandell Seventeenth Indiana infantry $30, Eliza J. Corn widow of Fifty-eighth Indiana infantry $20, Andrew N. Coffey Fiftieth Indiana infantry $30, Sarah A. Campbell widow of Twenty-sixth Indiana infantry $20, Frederick Kepford One Hundred Forty-second Indiana infantry $303, William L. Smith Fifty-fourth Indiana infantry $30, Clara A. Harlaw widow of Thirty-eighth Indiana infantry $12.
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Indiana
House
Mary V. Tiggle
Indiana Infantry
Joh. Busher
Mathan Fitzgerald
Hanash
Earl
Eighth
William A. Taylor
Joseph W. Dawson
Tenth
Indiana Cavalry
Joel M
Andrew N. Coffey
Fiftieth
Sarah A. Campbell
Twenty-sixth
Frederick Kepford
Fifty Fourth
Clara A. ‘Harlaw
Miners Delegates Choose Indiana Organizer Represent
Delegates named from the Miners union select representatives to attend the Indiana organizing event. William Hick and James LeWiens named as leaders. Houston listed among participants.
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Indiana
Organ Ton
Hick
William
Houston
le Wiens
James
Indiana Board Announces Ten Medical Licenses Winners
The Indiana state board lists ten successful medical license applicants from the recent exam. Notable names include W. S. Powell of Bluffton and Vera Chalfant of Muncie. William J. Mellinger, an intern at City Hospital in Indianapolis, tops the honor roll with well over 900 of 1000 points. Others passing include H. C. Hurd Indianapolis C. F. Lynch Terre Haute R. W. Johnson Lowell Frank H. Kelly Argos A. M. Mitchell Terre Haute W. H. Mikesch Hammond Frank B. Fisk Indianapolis.
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State Board of Medical Registration and Examination
Indiana
W. S. Powell
Buffton
Vera Chalfant
Muncie
William J. Mellinger
City Hospital
Indianapolis
Mellinger
H.C. Hurd
Terre Haute
R. W. Johnson
Lowell
Frank H. ‘Kelly
Argos
A. M. Mitchell
W. H. Mikesch
Hammond
Frank B. Fisk
Many Changes In Charity Laws Urged
A forthcoming annual report from the state board of charities outlines investigations into conditions of dependent children and the impact of the state agency for dependent children in its sixteen years. The agency logged 1,514 field days, visited 2,940 children with 92.5 percent judged well or fairly well. 219 were unsatisfactory and action was taken, 43 other visits to addresses found no children.
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WAB
Board of State Charities
Department For Dependent Children
State Board
Japan House in Turmoil Over Tax Plan Riot Blocks Session
Tokyo dispatch reports Japan’s lower house in rare disorder with opposition members wrecking a ballot box to block a tax measure. Kei Hara was briefly attacked as others claimed henchmen used violence. Navy officers, including Koichi Fujii, face court martial over bribery tied to German firm contracts.
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Tokio
Japan
Kei Hara
Koichi Fujii
Berlin
Sawashi
Admiral Fujii
Illinois Leads Nation in Agricultural Values for 1909
Illinois tops the nation in total farm crop values at 372 million dollars for 1909, with Iowa second at 315 million. Texas ranks third at 298 million, followed by Ohio Georgia Missouri and others. corn leads production, oats follow, and eleven leading crops total about 4.13 billion dollars in value.
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Washington
Ilinois
Census Bureau
Illinois
Iowa
Texas
Ohio
Georgia
Missouri
Kansas
New York
Indiana
Olino
Idwa
Bertillon Dies, Criminology Pioneer of Modern Era
Paris reports Alphonse Bertillon founder of the Bertillon system of criminal identification died after suffering from anaemia. This marks the loss of a leading criminologist of modern times.
Banke District Attorney Whitman Probes Kennedy Death
John J. Kennedy killed himself at the Markeen hotel in Buffalo after being served a subpoena in the New York graft case led by District Attorney Whitman. Authorities seek motive while noting Kennedy had borrowed from state depositories and left no suicide note.
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Buffalo
N. Y
John_ J. Kennedy
Markeen
Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament
Kennedy
New York
Whitman
Three Dynamiters Seek Habeas Relief in Leavenworth Case
Indianapolis February 16 reports say writs of habeas corpus have been filed to obtain release from Leavenworth for Frank C Webb of New York Philip A Cooley of New Orleans and James Munsey of Salt Lake who were convicted in the dynamite conspiracy case United States District Attorney Frank Co Dailey received the petitions arguing the men have served one crime and that the remaining cumulative sentences are void.
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Indianapolis
Leavenworth
Kan
Frank C
Webb
New York
Philip A. Cooley
New Orleans
James
Munsey
Salt Lake
United States District
Frank Co
Dailey
National suffrage on May 2 to mobilize women nationwide
Washington reports a plan to assemble women in every city and hamlet on May 2 to urge Congress to pass a federal suffrage amendment. The National American Woman’s Suffrage Association backs the event with plans to unite with the Congressional Union for the cause.
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Chicago
United States
Congress
National
Woman’s Suffrage Association
Medill McCormick
Congressional
Washington
Congressional Union
Clayton
Judiciary Committee
New York
National Board
O. H. P. Belmont
Mondell
Senator Bacon Dies After Illness in Washington
Senator Augustus Oc tavius Bacon of Georgia died in a Washington hospital after a ten day illness. He served nearly 19 years and chaired the foreign relations committee. A public funeral was held in the senate chamber with attendance by the senate and house, the president, cabinet members, and Supreme Court justices.
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Washington
Augustus Octavius Bacon
United States
Georgia
Foreign Relations Committee
Democratic Party
Bacon
Senate
House
Supreme Court
U S Honors Lincoln Memorial Groundbreaking
Washington February 14 ground was broken on Thursday the anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln for the Lincoln memorial project valued at two million dollars.
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Washington
Abraham
Lincoln
Erte Pia Set Sath Onboard A Ship
A fragmentary OCR item notes a set aboard a vessel with names and places unclear. The readable bits indicate a maritime context and possible seating or seating arrangement details. Further specifics are not legible.
British land guns and ammunition for legation defense
Reports from Vera Cruz and Mexico City describe British marines landing with two machine guns and ammunition to defend the British legation in Mexico City amid rising tensions. Japanese finance plans to loan Mexico 75 million dollars, and attacks on Arthur Cook and envoy Lind prompt heightened security in Vera Cruz.
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Vera: Cruz
Legation
Suffolk
Mexico City
Trisp
Francisco de la Barra
Toklo
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Mex
Joaquin “Maas
War Ministry
Arthur
Mr. Lind
Cook
Connecticut
John Lind
Arthur B. Cook
Mayo
United States
Lind
Wilson
Mexico
Jury finds manslaughter for four mine guards in copper strike case
Hancock Michigan February 17 jury in the case of John Groff James Cooper Arthur Davis Waddell Mahon detectives and Deputies James and Polkinghorne charged with murder in the second degree in connection with the copper strike shooting returned a verdict of manslaughter against all defendants except James who was found not guilty by order of Judge Flannigan Clemency was urged by the jury in Polkinghorne case The five were charged with killing two miners on August 14 5 Thomas Raleigh of New York a sixth defendant jumped bail and escaped
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Hancock
Mich
John Groff
James
Cooper
Arthur Davis
Waddell-Mahon
Polkinghorne
Flannigan
Achilling
Thomas Raleigh
New York
Doctor Anna Shaw Hurt in New Jersey Sleeper Accident
New York Feb 17 Doctor Anna Howard Shaw president of the American Woman Suffrage Association was badly hurt when she slipped from a sleeping car step at a New Jersey station and fell onto the platform. The incident occurred while the party was traveling. Initial reports say she sustained injuries to her head and back.
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New York
Anna Howard
Shaw
Association
A. Eee Nalley
Pullman
Jersey
Smallest brown county baby dies in fall and fire news
A series of terse notes report a baby named Googre Oogoouoo weighing one and a half pounds, aging fourteen months, born in Brown County and dying after a fall. Separate items mention Elias Hedrick accidentally firing a shotgun, Marie Rosenburg burned, and other obituaries and incidents across Indiana cities including Terre Haute and Indianapolis.
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Brown ‘County
Bec
Gary: Steel, Mills
Terre ‘Haute
Los Angeles
Cal
Marie Rosenburg
Princeton
Carey
Harrodsburg
South Kentucky Infantry
Mexico
Evansville
William G. Ralston
Doctor Ralston
Ralston
Purdue Ptudent
New York
William of Germany
Lafayette
South Bend
W. A. Funk
St.’ . Joseph
Elreult
Edward’ Swanson
St. Casimier’s
A. W. Gruza
Order of the Holy Cross
Hammond
Sigler
Cedar Lake
Frankfort
M. T. Dillon
Fatzinger
Carroll County
Indianapolis
Indiana
Samuel M
Harry Rashoof
Vincennes
Moody
Institute
Chicago
Parley
George
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