Indiana Medical Association Elects Kimberlin Head
Indianapolis Dr A C Kimberlin is elected president of the Indiana State Medical Association at the 1912 meeting in Indianapolis. The group will meet in West Baden September 25 and 26, 1913, with officers including J Guy Hoover and A G Poland among others.
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Capital City
Indiana
West Baden
Indianapolis
A. C. Kimberlin
Indiana State Medical Association
West Bad
J. Guy Hoover
Boonville
A. G. Poland
Muncie
House of Delegates
William N. Wishard
B. van Swearingen
Fort Wayne
C. S. Bond
Richmond
Food Purveyors Fined in September Prosecutions in Indiana
Indiana deputies under state food and drug commissioner H. E. Barnard issued 13 successful prosecutions in September for violations of pure food laws. Fines totaled $10 plus costs per offense for selling dirty milk, impure ice cream, and misbranded temperance beer. Of 123 food samples, 51 were illegal, including 21 of 39 milk samples and 8 of 11 ice cream samples. Eight drug samples were illegal, and 38 food handling establishments were condemned, including 25 dairies.
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Indiana
H. E. Barnard
Barnard
Roosevelt Shot at Milwaukee Speaks After Wounding
Theodore Roosevelt was shot on Monday night in Milwaukee by John Schrank a New York City man who said he dreamed of killing him. The bullet lodged in his side but he continued to address the crowd insisting he was not hurt. He and his party then left for Chicago after medical checks.
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Milwaukee
Theodore Roosevelt
John Schrank
East Tenth Street
New York City
Schrank
Roosevelt
Chicago
Gilpatrick
Fifth
Cedar Streets
Elbert H. Martin
Alfred O. Gerard
Col Cecil Lyon
Texas
Lyon
Colonel Lyon
Bluecoats
Terrill
Tipton
Robert Broughman
R. O. Emerson
Lima
Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company
Broughman
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Water Snake Exhibit's Growing Appetite Noted
An aquarium exhibit features a slender water snake now 25 inches long, up from 15 inches a year ago, with a voracious habit of eating live killies that exceed its length.
Why He Was Sad Story From Grahame White
An English aviator Grahame White recounts a Frenchman whose sweetheart visited friends in America. During her absence the man grew sad and a simple tale reveals his longing and reaction.
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Grahame White
America
Giants Win 5 2 as Marquard Baffles Red Sox at Polo Grounds
In New York on October 16 1912 the Giants defeated the Red Sox 5 to 2 in World Series action. Marquard pitched strongly for the Giants while OBrien suffered a Boston early rush and Collins was used late. Boston fans blamed Stahl for not starting Collins earlier.
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Stahl
New York
Polo Grounds
N. Y
Marquard
Boston Red Sox
Rube
McGraw
Boston
O’brien
Collins
Giants
Marquard Star Shines as Giants Fall to Red Sox in Big Clash
In a tense game before about 35 000 fans, Marquard dominated for most of the Red Sox while the Giants struck early with five runs in the first inning. Engle contributed a double and two Red Sox runners scored, but the Sox defense and timely hitting carried the day as Boston held on.
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Marquard
Bostonese
Mathewson
Tesreau
Giants
O’brien
Yerkes
Engel
Red Sox
Gardner
Stahl
Meyers
Engle
Collins
Health certificate law eyed by Elkhart ministers
Elkhart ministers voted to push a statewide health certificate requirement for marriage ceremonies. The plan aims to curb marriages without certificates but critics warn couples may seek other officials. The move reflects a broader public health push across the state.
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Elkhart
Turks Taken in Battle near Turkey-Serbia Front
Dispatch from Belgrade reports Montenegrin forces capturing Turkish positions at Tusi Vranj and Chiptcha nik with hundreds of prisoners. Thousands of wounded arrive for treatment as few surgeons cope with the caseload amid ongoing hostilities between Turkey and Servia.
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Podgoritza
Tusi
Vranj
Chiptchanik
Belgrade
Turkey
Servia
Vrania
Campaign fund case names donors to Wilson bid
William F. McCombs testified before the Clapp committee that about 208000 dollars were contributed to Governor Wilson's nomination fund. He named Cyrus H. McCormick and brothers David B. and Thomas D. Jones of Chicago among donors as the inquiry began.
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Washington
William F. McCombs
New York
Democratic National Committee
Clapp Committee
McCombs
Wilson
Mr. McCombs
Cyrus H. McCormick
David B
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
U S Officer Arrives in Sofia as Military Attache
Lieut. Sherman Miles of the U.S. Army arrives in Sofia to serve as military attache in case of war between Bulgaria and Turkey. He represents the United States in the scenario, meeting officials and assessing potential military ties.
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U. S
Bulgaria
Sofia
Sherman Miles
U.S. A
United States
Turkey
Fifty Hurt in Car Wreck Near Berrien Springs
Fifty persons were injured, several seriously, in a rear end collision between two interurban cars on the Southern Michigan railway just north of Berrien Springs, near midnight Monday.
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Rand
Rapids, Mich
Michigan
Berrien
Springs
No Cause for Worry Loosened by Boy’s Cheerful Reply
A Cleveland Plain Dealer note recounts a Lakewood mother reading a tale of a boy supporting his mother after his father’s illness and death. The boy reassures, saying the family can’t eat the house or panful goods and jokes about his mother finding another husband.
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The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lakewood
Billy
World grows worse or better debated in public squares
A reader asks if the world is improving while another cites a perforated paper cornet invention and mentions Evelyn Thaw’s pictures reappearing in newspapers. The exchange mirrors early 20th century curiosity about technology and tabloid gossip.
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Church
Gotham
Evelyn Thaw
Postum Replaces Coffee Cures Family Ailments
A housewife recounts years of nervousness indigestion and heart trouble tied to coffee. After trying Postum at her servant's suggestion both she and her husband improved and no longer suffer digestive issues since stopping coffee. They credit Postum with ending stomach spells and overall better health.
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Saic
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State Medical Association
Kimberlin
Charles A. Parkin
P. C. Curnick
H. A. Gobin
DePauw University
Smith
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. L. Easterly
Indiana Good Roads Association
Clarence A. Kenyon
C. C. Brown
Louis F. Smith
Indiana Engineering Society
DeWitt
V. Moore
Daniel B. Lutens
Charles Brossman
Manufacturers’ Association
Carl G. Fisher
H. O. Smith
H. H. Rice
Indianapolis Trades Association
HC. Atkins
John J. Madden
Red Cross
Indiana’ “Association
W. C. T. U. of Indiana
Kokomo
Mary E. Woocard
Belle Whiteley
G. W. Augustine
Etta Ayers
Lizzie Hann
Clara Sears
S. R. Artman
Emily McIntosh
Mae McCurdy
Emma Thomas
Odessa Rayle
George E. Denny
Martha Gipe
W. C. T. U. Normal Institute
Rose Pearce
Elnora McNaughton
M. Cammack Gibson
Julia Overman
Nettle Ware
Gertrude S. Campell
Jennie Ward
Dollie Stalker
Belle Tintzman
Union Signal
Lizzie Fesmire
Edith McNaughton
Lavina Bailey
Rena Randle
Mary Moody
Mary KE. Woodard
Ella Kroft
Frances G. Boyer
R. P. Cole
Daisy Taylor
Lillian Telfer
Anna Wallace
Joel Welty
Emily Newcomb
Lillian Petree
Eva Nesbit
Lizzie Heath
Remaklus & Schmit Grocery Company
Dunkirk
Remaklus
Schmit, Jr
Porter
Oil and Gas Company
Gary
He _Sutelius
Auditorium
O'Brien
Hood
Rushville
S. Ll. Newhouse Farm
Evansville
Thomas J. Phalen
Jessie Gars Old
Jobhed A
Shelbyville
R. H. Ernest
Morristown
Thomas Campbell
Wellston, O
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Laporte
George W. Miles
Kankakee River
Illinois
Kankakee
Columbus
J. H. Morrison
Hartsville
Bartholomew County
Walesboro
George Sebodny
Toledo
Tolleston
Sebodny
Ottomen’sa
Porte
GOV. Wilson
Dean
J. H. Lee
W. Walnut St. Cleburne
Tex
Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Pnel Wan
Sark
Pelee
Whittemore Bros
Albany
Cambridge
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