Very Peculiar Damage Suit Opens New Court Case
A young colored man sues Wells & Hall the west side restaurant men for damages alleging refusal to serve oysters due to his race. The suit, filed by Will Bass and attorneys East & Miller, stands as one of the county’s first of its kind, with many other new suits listed in the filing summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells & Hall
Weat Side
Will Bass
East & Miller
Westside
New Suite
Wilson T. Hindson
Bloomington
Eli K. Millen
Atty
Plif
Redick M. Wylig
James H. Garrison
Mdge
Lauden & Louden
Attys
George H. Kettmann & Co
Scott Pauley
James F. Morgan
Annie Hupp
Frank Hupp
Enst & Miller
Col. Black
College Chapel
M. V. B. Spencer
Fort Wayne
Indiana
W. M. Alexander
Indianapolis
D. Sandow Spencer i
Morgan Circuit Court
Walnut Street Presbyterian Church
Curtis Weathers
Marengo
Ind
McGee
J. T. Bundy
Life of
Washington
College Ave. M. E
Opera House
W. J. Howe
Crawfordsville
van Cleave
Christian Church
James Alexander
A. M. Danning
Martinsville
John FE. Harris
Evansville
Joseph W. Warder
Hod. Feltus
Courier
Feltux
Tir Woyup
U. H. Hon
Columbia City Friends
Frank Ramirez
Iwo Johns” Company
John Waldron
Frank L. Gass
Robert Hessler
Walnut Street
Mr. May
Glee Club
Quartette
Phi Gamma ‘Delta
Phi Gamma ‘Delta Fraternity At Their Halls On North Walnut St
Phi Gams
Atianapolis Sentinel
Knights of Pythiag
Gosport Ilodze
BR. Worrall
Lady of
Muncie
Greencastle
Worthinton
Spencer
Joss
Conati
England
Congress
George Coopers
Domestic Economy Song Playfully Sees Shopkeeper Riches
In a playful verse a child narrator recruits a shopkeeper to sell soda and health goods. Polly Ann promises to buy toothbrushes quinine stamps and catnip tea and hints at marriage if he grows rich enough. The dialogue links everyday purchases to a hopeful future.
Swindler’s Majority Pushes Republicans to Mass Meeting
A mass meeting in the court room followed the election results. Mayor Buskirk thanked Republicans and urged unity to defeat the Democrats. J B Wilson praised a clean canvass and thanked supporters, while defeated candidates refrained from comment. Local Republicans urged Democrats to nominate their strongest candidates to challenge the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buskirk
J. B. Wilson
W. F. Browning
Indiana University Spring Catalogue Summary
The Indiana University Spring term and Summer School catalog reports 17 departments and 44 active faculty, with 584 students enrolled, about 30 more than prior years. The 320 page circular highlights expanded course offerings notably in History and Latin, and notes three new faculty hires and representation from 36 leading universities. Publicity requests catalog publications via President Joseph Swain in Bloomington Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana University
Joseph Swain
Bloomington
Ind
Cooper Praised as People’s Congressman from Indiana
The Louisville Courier Journal lauds George W. Cooper of Indiana as a fearless public servant who favors tariff reform and budget discipline. It notes his stance against the Sherman act, his courage facing threats, and strong support from his district amid rival accusations and pension-office investigations. The piece also highlights upcoming lectures and University musical events in Bloomington and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier Journal
Congressman Cooper
Louisville Courier-Journal
Fifth Congressional District
Cooper
Indiana
Raum
Louisville
Indianapolis
Guv. W. Cooper
Courier-Journal
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Winfield S. Langley
Jefferson Byers
David Cheatam
Anna Cheatam
John H.C. Bee
Janes T. Clark
Julia R. Braxton
Louden& Louden
American Laundry Machinery Co
Duncan
Batman
John W. Shoemaker
Win
B. Smith
Note
Pitt
Wam
A. Sare
Butcher
Constable
W. HH. East
Michael Deckard
LaFayette Underwood
Appeal RA
Fulk
Pal the Workingmen’s Building Loan Fund Association
David Ciroh
Duncan & Batman
Pif
Workingmen’s Building Loan Fund and Saving Association
Nancy A. Wooden
Nock W
Williams Ave
Smith
N. W. Williams
Mary L. Wakefield
FLA
A.M. Cunning
Piff
Bedford
P. B. Smith
Moses F. Dunn
Brownstown
A. H. Hon
Grand Lodge of Ancient Order of United Workmen
la Fayette
Geo. W. Bollenbacher
Charles C. Turner
T. J. Durand
South Bend
Joseph Montfort
Charleston
W. J. Frazier
Brazil
G. Luecock
Walnut St.’ Presbyterian Church
John S. Dunne
Monon Railroad Passenger Department
Womp
Monon
Eagleson & Maron
Harry Ines
Ines
Charter Oak
Heartas
Ong
John G.thrniken
Cora C. Dearmin
Thomas S. Taylor
Lancia Brown Perrys
A. Wianpler
Rena Delap
Toni
Little Polly Ann
Weg
Swindler
U Ayor
L. Boekirk
J.B. Wom
Cosseser St
Marshal
Geo, Owen
Hewerdiereke Bees
R.C. Smith
Cane
G. W.puller
W.T. Vous
Eens Cane Nee Big Ab. Anderson
Cata Dee
Terre Owen
Clerk
F. Browning
R.C. Greeves
Butlinseeteeslows
Browning
Frank R. Woolley
John Murphy
Henry Alexander
H. Seward
Johv
Eagleson
Councilman
Joe M. Smith
John Hunter
Bo Saben
Peter. Martin
Cornelius Meadows
Ward
Harry Swindler
Jackson Misener
Pyed Meryee
Geo. W. Cooper
Swaim
Royal Astronomer of
Scotland
Frazier
Luccock
Walnut St
S. M. Unger
E. C. Syrett
Orville Perry
Claude Hamilton
George L. Schaerger
O. FH. Rhodes
Walnurst
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