Indianapolis Presses Consolidation Move Across State
A lengthy plea urges moving most state institutions to Indianapolis including the insane asylum, normal school, Purdue, penitentiaries, banks, farms, and the university. The author argues central control would benefit governance, education, and business, criticizing counties like Richmond and Michigan City for resisting.
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Purdue University
Loca Iu
Indianapolis
India
India-napolis
Lafayette
Michigan City
Indlianapolis
Fegson
Ux Pad
Wader
Wen
Bloomington World's Second Anniversary Edition Praised
The Bloomington World marks its second anniversary with a 24 page bound edition praised as an impressive showcase for Bloomington City. Editors John W Cravens and Oscar N Cravens are commended for a well edited issue with a colored cover and extensive local advertising.
Bloomington World celebrates second anniversary with 24 page issue
The Bloomington World marked its second anniversary by issuing a 24 page souvenir edition with a handsome cover. Editors John W. and Oscar Cravens led a notable celebration praised by multiple newspapers for quality and city pride. A separate note previews the Indiana Academy of Science meeting opening today in the Statehouse rooms.
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Jamphelisture
Bloomington
Cravens’ Lros
Indiana Academy of Science
State Bond of Agriculture
State House
Dension Hotel
Indiana University
Bloomington Daily World Anniversary Edition Praised
The Bloomington World celebrates its second anniversary with a twenty four page daily edition bound in an illuminated cover. The issue is praised by local merchants and reporters, highlighting prosperity and journalistic pride in Indiana.
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World
Orleans
Bloomington
Meltange
Becton
Shawe
Magnificent Castle Hall rising in Indianapolis eight stories high
Work on the magnificent new Castle Hall at Indianapolis will start in spring. The eight story structure will dedicate the top four floors to the grand lodge the United Bank and the local subordinate judges. Businessmen are contracting for rooms in the new edifice amid market activity and optimism.
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KK. Af P Castle Hall
Indianapolis
Tech
Treateds
Businees
Jare
Anxious Applicant Seeks Senator Duncan Support
A Bloomington post office surge is attributed to requests directed at Senator Duncan for patronage across many state positions. A resident named John Smith, masking identity, sent a plea to Duncan via a misrouted letter, urging continued assistance in securing appointments and noting prior campaign work. Separate items mention a local shooting incident, a widow, and funeral details for Hawkins with services led by Rev. T. J. Clark.
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Bloomington
Duncan
Cleanger
H. C. Doncan
Columbus
Ind
W. C. Duncan
John Smith
H.C Duncan
Republian
The World Adds Pearl Press to Its Job Printing
The World announces receipt of Golding’s Pearl press to handle growing patronage in job printing. The new press, praised for speed, design, and construction, includes fountain, stem mixtures, throw-off and modern accessories, enabling the office to produce an enormous amount of work with up-to-date printers.
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Golding
Gallery Sold as D B Hampton Takes Over William Evans
William Evans sells his photograph gallery to D B Hampton, described as the son of J J Hampton, a capable young artist with strong business qualifications. The note expresses hope for continued patronage of the gallery. A Baptist church Christmas program ended with Santa Claus and a large candy pie, amid holiday festivities and a crowd-pleasing display.
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William Evans
D. B Hampton
Hampton
J. J. Hampton
the Baptist Church
Santa Claus
Bron Ries
That's Right Charley Echoes in a Campaign Night
Senator Duncan spoke for an hour while Mr. Remy extolled the G O P. He urged audience cheers with intoned praise of Charley and a sharp rebuke of the Democratic party. For hours the crowd repeated his catchphrase as the speech drew to midnight.
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Mr. Remy
Charles F. Remy
Duncan
Remy
G.O.P
Charley
Democratic Party
Charity Ball at the Armory Promises Large Attendance
The community pledges support to Miss Jane Staley of Stinesville and William A. Rogers east of the city as they host a charity ball at the armory tonight. The event seeks generous patronage, with all proceeds for the benefit of the needy, as residents overlook prior panics and local issues for a night of generosity.
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Jane Staley
Stinesville
William A. Rogers
Indiana University
Era
Elty
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