Shipwrecks Through Time A Chronicle Of Valor And Warnings
A reflective piece on shipwrecks highlights three facets of disasters the pathetic and the heroic and the pictorial. It recalls captains like Charles Lydiard and the Titanic bandsmen while detailing famed wrecks such as the Queen Charlotte and the Halsewell with somber, non graphic narration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Charlotte
Lord Keith
Leghorn
Atlantic
Admiralty
Charles Lydiard
Lizard
Lydiard
Tyler Indorses Dade for Office Amid Scent of Sinecure
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a heated scene in which President Harrison asks Tyler what office he thinks he is fit for. Tyler advocates for his friend Join W. Dade, pressing for a lucrative sinecure while dismissing the need for work.
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Tyler
Harrison
Col
Dog catcher helps pay check in strange town exchange
A terse dialogue shows a dog catcher and a stranger in a town where identity gates payment. The exchange highlights social tension and the quirky line Our Animals. HIS STANDING appears as a fragmentary note.
Lemuel Receives Fudge Letter From Amaryllis
A fragment quotes Cornell Widow recounting Lemuel’s roommate noting there is good stuff in Lemuel. The speaker mentions finishing a pound of fudge Amaryllis sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel
Amaryllis
Cornell
Proper Start Speech Inspires Woman Suffragists
An orator addresses an audience of women suffragists with measured phrasing. The fragmented remarks reference Bay and a call for clarity in presenting arguments.
Not Complaining About High Living Costs Yet
A Washington Star quip shows a young man replying that high living costs have changed family meals. He notes fewer visitors and willingness to ask for seconds despite inflation.
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Washington Star
Indiana History Section to Meet with Historical Society
Indiana State Teachers Association history section schedules a February 13 14 meeting at Claypool Hotel Indianapolis joint session with the Indiana Historical Society Friday afternoon features talks by Harry W Wood Oscar H Williams Thomas F Moran Harlow Lindley Jacob P Dunn and Demarchus C Brown. Saturday includes officer elections and remarks by James A Woodburn and John A Lapp.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
James A
Woodburn
Indiana University
John A. Lapp
Local notices and incidents across Indiana towns
Reported events include Golden wedding anniversaries, a man pleading guilty to shooting, a fugitive captured, a centennial auditorium dedication, liquor license rules, and various civic actions from Huntington to Warsaw. Police, court, and community notices span Evansville Madison Terre Haute and beyond.
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Conneraville
Cambridge
Mrachael “Morrey
Evansville
Clarence
Winningham
Lawrenceburg
Scott Haag
Elty
Rushville
Odd ‘Fellows
Huntington
St. Peter’ S German Reformed Church
Terre Haute
Elks
Sullivan
Ministerial “Association
State Board of Charities
Sellersburg
Ralph Scott
McHenry
Julnois
Frankfort
Clark Pegg
New Albany
A. E. Wilson
Kentucky
Elkhart
Vigo County
Aurora
J. C. Noble
Emma MacBailey
Tractilon Station
Logansport
Joe Grayson
Indianapolis
Indiana Progressives elect district chairmen for new central committee
The Progressives held conventions in ten of thirteen Indiana districts electing district chairmen who will join the reorganized state central committee. Resolutions favored separate tickets and opposed fusion with any party. The elected chairmen include Adams Rockport. Richards Paticksburg. Stalker Borden. Newson Elizabeth Town. McNutt Brazil. Roberts Greenfield. Lenich Union City. Dye Noblesville. Coffin Monticello. McGreevy Wabash.
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Lizabethtown
Lewis McNuitt
Brazil
Howard T. Roberts
Greenfield
A. Highth
L. Ray Lenich
Union City
William Holton Dye
Noblesville
K. R. Coffin
Monticello
Neil McGreevy
Wabash
State Postmasters Named Nominees From Indiana Senate List
Nominations of Indiana postmasters were sent to the U S senate in Washington D C. Names include W H Shultz Middlebury Robert D Bible Waynetown William O Wilson Mount Vernon Charles A Durrenberger Bedford Jacob Eisler Boonville John W Brand Columbia City George P Schurn Covington William E Livengood French Lick John A Herzog Mishawaka John T Dilley Mitchell Franks Vawter Tipton Richard M Robinson Vincennes.
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Indiana
Senate
Washington, D. C
W.H. Shultz
Middlebury
Robert D. Bible
Waynetown
William O. Wilson
Mount Vernon
Charles A. Durrenberger
Bedford
Jacob Eisler
Boonville
John W. Brand
Columbia City
George P. Schurn
Covington
William’e. .Livengood
French
Lick
John‘a. Herzog
Mishawaka
John T. Dilley
Mitchell
Franks. Vawter
Tipton
Richard M. Robinson
Vincennes
Indiana inventor granted patent assignment details
The following Indianatans J. I. G. Anderson signs over one half to FP. Mt Bathrick in a patent assignment notice.
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J. Ig. Anderson
Bathrick
Indiana Board Reports 21.2 Percent Rise in State Institutions
Amos W. Butler notes state institutions and county supported facilities in Indiana grew 21.2 percent over ten years while state population rose 7.3 percent. End of last fiscal year inmates reached 17,494, up 360 from the prior year and 3,066 from ten years earlier. Distribution shows state institutions climbed 2,518. county jails 343. county poor asylums 109. orphans homes 96.
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Indiana
Amos W. Butler
Board of State Charities
Indiana Board
Material Dealers Farm Body Form Indiana Building Material Dealers’ Association
The Indiana Building Material Dealers association organized in Indianapolis with about forty five firms. A. E. H. Bradshaw presided as chairman and was elected president. Fred Goepper and R. W. Bailey named first and second vice presidents respectively, with Theodore C. Schweir and C. L. Dilly as third and fourth vice presidents, representing Fort Wayne and Logansport.
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Anderson
James Georgas
Elwood
Frank Georges
Fort Wayne
Frederick W. Snook
Gary
Snook
Mount Vernon
Murphy
Judge Clements
Charles Lieb
Muncie
Indiana
Warsaw
B. PF. Richardson
North Vernon
Southeastern Fair Circuit
Osgood
Columbus
Edinburg
Franklin
Rushville
Shelbyville
Lawrenceburg
RK. G. Porter
G. R. Kemper
Princeton
Patoka
Wabash
Mount Carmel
James Watterson
Clyde Ingleman
Kosciusko
Building Material Dealers’ Association
Indianapolis
A. E H. Bradshaw
A. E. Bradshaw
Fred Goepper
Ndianapolis
R. W. Bailey
Theodore C. Schweir
Fort, Wayne
C. L. Dilly
Logansport
State Corporations Report Capital Increases
New State corporations, The Irvington Improvement Company of Indianapolis, has increased its capital stock to $30,000. Wisconsin Lumber & Coal Company in East Chicago has increased its capital stock.
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Irvington’ Improvement Company of
Indianapolis
Wisconsin ‘Lumber & Coal ‘Company
Chicago
Capi
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Abergavenny
Birkenhead
Halsewell
Pierce
St. Alban’s Head
Round House
Lalig Lola Et
Oquwelly Targarett
Wolfeard
Federal
The
District of Columbia
Louis‘ville
HELLD
Claypool
Historical Society—Will
Indiana Retail Merchants’ Association
R. B. Clark
O. C. Hornung
Edgar Goldsberry
Lafayette
Clark
W. M. Davis
National Ratings League
P. S. Bonesteel
Indiana Association
Keith
United States
BE. 5 B. Tomlinson
General Traffic Service Company
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana Coal Dealers’ Association
Coal Merchants’ Credit Association of
H. H. Deam
Bluffton
B. F. Nigh
John A. George
Retail Coal Merchants’ Credit Association of
Columbia Club
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