Condemned Food Establishments Prompt Legal Notices in Indianapolis
Inspectors for the state health board report 87 condemned food and distribution sites in Indianapolis after four weeks of activity. Bakeries poultry houses groceries meat markets fish markets restaurants and drug stores appear on the list with notices to abate sanitary violations and possible fines or imprisonment if uncorrected.
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Indianapolis
Food and Drug Department
State Board of Health
H. E. Barnard
State Food and Drug Commissioner
Hst
Shoe Men Organize Adjourn in Indiana Meeting
At the final business session in Indianapolis the Indiana Retail Shoe Dealers association elected officers. President Edward E. Goldsberry of Lafayette led, with Clyde Warner of Muncie as first vice president and J B Walsh of Terre Haute as second vice president. C I Slipher of Indianapolis became secretary and Edward E Stout of Indianapolis treasurer after a close contest with Frank J Kapps of Vincennes. A five member board of directors would be appointed by the president.
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McElroy
Indiana School For the Blind
Albany
Albany Board of School Commissioners
Olive L. Gleason
Muncie
J. Q. Donnell
Greensburg
F. H. Toombs
Scottsburg
Reed Beard
Lafayette
Elizabeth Durst
Bluffton
Noble Wilson
Terre Haute
Benjamin F. Smith
Indianapolis
C. E. Netmeyer
Walla Walla
Wash
Fred McCartney
Bloomington
Zoa Hay
Elkhart
Work
Cora Broka
Valley Mills
Sadie Young
Canaan
Adelaide M. Carman
Indiana Retail Shoe Dealers’ Association
Edward E. Goldsberry
Clyde Warner
J. B. Walsh
C. I. Slipher
Edward E. Stout
Goldsberry
Frank J. Kapps
Vincennes
Stout
Kapps
Murderers Parole Requests Filed With State Board
J J Gillette of Lagrange ex board member will urge parole for Joseph Barcelona Italian serving life for murder in an Lagrange dance killing two years ago. Gillette argues sentence unjust as Tritch was attacking him. Samuel Head of Fort Wayne seeks parole for Thomas Davidson, Whitley county man imprisoned since 1890 for murdering his uncle.
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J. J. Gillette
Lagrange
State Board of Pardons
Joseph Barcelona
Alva Tritch
Barcelona
Gillette
Tritch
Samuel
Fort
Wayne
Thomas ‘Davidson
Whitley County
Davidson
Reductions in Outdoor Poor Relief Across Indiana Counties
A state board report shows 61 of 92 counties spent less on outdoor poor relief in 1910 than the prior year, with 19 counties cutting more than $500. Statewide aid totaled $266,181.16, down $13,786.15 from 1909, while Vincennes township in Knox County reported a $4,881.04 rise to $8,467.38 due to sickness and inbound cases.
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Board of State Charities
Howard
Laporte
Clinton
Gibson
Lawrence
Tippecanoe
Clark
St. Joseph
Shelby
Fountain
Parke
Wayne
Daviess
Marion
Madison
Allen
Grant
Lake
Vincennes
Knox County
Assistant Deputy Inspectors Chosen for New Bureau
Governor Marshall announces the appointment of four assistant deputies to the new inspection bureau. John J. Walsh will oversee buildings and factories with Harry Breetz of New Albany and Nelson Kyser of South Bend as assistants. John Gallivan will supervise steam boilers with J. J. Ryan of Muncie and Philip Bonjerz of La Porte as assistants. All appointees are Democrats and the bureau will add more staff as needed to improve effectiveness.
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Marshall
John J. Walsh
John Gallivan
Walsh
Harry Breetz
New Albany
Nelson Kyser
South Bend
Gallivan
J. J. Ryan
Muncie
Philip Bonjerz
Laporte
Inspection Bureau
Elliott R. Hooton
Sep Ge
Colima Volcano Eruptions and Mexico Earthquake Kill Hundreds
Amid a massive earthquake across Mexico, Colima and Popocatépetl volcanos erupt as San Andres in Jalisco reports 700 dead with many buried. Destruction hits Tonila Tonillita Zapotiltic San Gabriel and Tuxpan, while Lake Xochimilco floods Montezuma gardens. Manzanillo port and Acapulco suffer losses.
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Mexico City
Colima
San Andres
Tonila
Tonillita
Zapotiltic
San Gabriel
Tuxpan
Mexico
Popocatapet
Tehuantepec
Lake Xochimilso
Guadalajara
Tacuba
Tacubaya
San Anglo
Pinon
Manzanillo
Acapulco
Carrie Nation Dies Prohibition Activist Passes Away in Leavenworth Sanitarium
Carrie E. Nation known for hatchet saloon demonstrations died in Evergreen Sanitarium Leavenworth Kansas after a long illness of paresis. At 66 she spent her final months in seclusion with limited visitors. Funeral services will be in Kansas City.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Carrie E&. Nation
Evergreen Sanitarium
Nation
Prohibition
Kansas
Kansas City
Santa Fe Train Wreck Near Domingo Causes Fatalities
Santa Fe's California Limited collided head on with a light engine near Domingo, 25 miles from Albuquerque. Engineer J. W. Green of Las Vegas died in the crash and fireman Ray C. Flowers was fatally scalded. Fifteen to twenty passengers were injured. The light engine, on a branch line, reportedly ran without orders to Domingo station.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Fe
California
Limited
Domingo
J. W. Green
Las Vegas
Ray C. Flowers
Mexican Leaders Agree on Cabinet Posts After Visit to Chapultepec
President De La Barra and General Reyes accepted portfolios as ministers of foreign relations and war respectively after discussions at the National Palace. The report, issued in the official bulletin, notes Sevdr De La Barra would be president and Francisco I. Madero would back him, with Henry Lane Wilson seeking a different post amid tensions on the California border.
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Mexico City
Sevdr de la Barra
Reyes
Iveit
Gala
Francisco I. Madero
Chapultepec Castle
de la Barra
General Reyes
National Palace
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Cucatan
National Guard
San Diego
Cal
Culiacan
Sinaloa
Mazatlan
Brito Juarez
Juarez
Mex
United States
California-Mexico
Mexican War Department
Benjamin Viljeon
Viljeon
Washington
California
Chihuahua
Lioz
Rabago
Luque
Villar
Orozco
Four Girls Drown as Yacht Capsizes on Lake Butte des Morts
Four girls from Appleton and Kaukauna were drowned when a sailing yacht owned by Menasha men capsized during a heavy windstorm at the mouth of the Fox river between Oshkosh and Appleton. Three Menasha owners and four other occupants were rescued. The deceased are Gertrude Kuschel, Agnes Geenan, Bertha Pollex, and Elizabeth Brill.
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Appleton
Wis
Butte Des Morts
Fox River
Oshkosh
Menasha
Gertrude Kuschel
Agnes Geenan
Kimberley
Bertha
Pollex
Appléton
Elizabeth Brill
Kaukauna
Evere
Roosevelt Aid Lorded as Constructive Statesmanship in Steel Deal
Elbert H. Gary testified before a House committee that Roosevelt approved the absorption of Tennessee Coal and Iron by United States Steel, framing it as necessary to avert financial disaster in 1907. Gary said Morgan’s negotiations led to the steel giant’s formation and defended government supervision of corporations.
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Washington
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
House
Andrew Carnegie
J. Pierpont Morgan
Gates
Gary
Morgan
Steel Corporation
Roosevelt
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Littleton
New York
Oliver
Pennsylvania
Ohio River
Robert C. Hall
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Root
Tennessee Goal and Iron Company
White House
Jails Seen as Schools for Crime by Dr Wines
Dr Frederick Howard Wines, statistician for the Illinois state institutions board, urged a complete reform of treatment for misdemeanants at the National Conference of Charities and Correction. He called the average jail a school for crime, a cess pool of contagion, a feeder for the penitentiary, and a public nuisance.
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Boston
United States
Frederick Howard Wines
Board of Administration of State
Institutions of Illinois
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Wines
Che Ebanty
Roosevelt Denies Backing Taft in 1912 Line
Col Theodore Roosevelt rejects a published tale that he would support Taft in the 1912 presidential race. He asserts no such promise was made and denounces the story as false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Springfield
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Grace Bryan Bride in Lincoln Neb News
Grace Dexter Bryan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jebeasis, weds in Lincoln Nebraska in a small ceremony attended by family and friends. The bride wore a simple gown and exchanged vows with Dexter Bryan in the presence of relatives.
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Lincoln
Neb
Dexter Bryan
The
Munyon's Paw Paw Pills free trial offer
A promotion invites requests for a free trial package of Munyon's Paw Paw Pills. Professor Munyon, at 53d and Jefferson Streets in Philadelphia, offers medical advice by mail and claims the pills gently stimulate liver secretions without scouring or griping. Regular bottle of 45 pills costs 25 cents.
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Munyon
Professor Munyon
53D & Jefferson Sts
Philadelphia
Munyon’s Laboratory
Jefferson Sts
When a man questions his wife’s business interest
The speaker notes a marital gap as he admits he often misses the color of her last new dress, highlighting a lack of attentiveness in the relationship and implying cause for diminished mutual support.
Pellets Claim Cure for Constipation by Dr Pierce
An advertisement states constipation is caused by various diseases and promises thorough cure with Dr Pierce's Pellets. The small sugar coated granules are marketed as a remedy for a range of digestive issues.
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AL Ipeon
Carrie Nation
Leavenworth,Kan
California Limited
Gallides
Reyes “and
LA Barra
Madero
Niljeen
Lake Butte Des Morts
Appleton, Wis
Dr. Wines
Grace
Bryan
Bride
Nebraska
Richard
Hargreaves
Meriwether & Edwards
Clarksville
Tenn
James Braid
Augusta
Pinehurst
Palm Beach
Olmsted
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