Knights of the Golden Garter Meet at Volland Residence
The newly formed Musical and Literary Society Knights of the Golden Garter held its first meeting Monday night at Carl Volland’s home at Mechanic and Eighth streets. Attendees included Roy Jackson, Clarence McCollough, and George Pence Jr. Officers named: Sep Washburn temporary chairman, Kent Cooper vice president, Joe Irwin secretary, Carl Volland treasurer. The group plans weekly meetings and aims to lift morals through music and literature.
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Knights of the Golden Garter
Carl Volland
City railroad warns wage cuts ahead after fare bill
Indianaplis March 8 prior to passage of the three cent car fare act by the Legislature the Citizens Street Railway Co said it would cut wages of all employes by 40 percent to meet operating costs if the law is enacted. The Central Labor Union pledged support for the workers if a strike results.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Central Labor Union
Downstream Waters Recede Fast
High water levels have fallen rapidly downstream as river currents ease. Residents monitor remaining flood risk while officials note ongoing containment efforts and potential riverbank instability. Weather watchers warn of possible secondary rises with continued rainfall.
Inter-church newspaper planned in city by YMCA
A movement aims to establish an inter-church paper published with all local churches in partnership. The YMCA is handling the matter and coordinating the effort.
Missionary Society Meets This Afternoon at 2:30
The Missionary Society of the Christian Church will hold its regular monthly business meeting in the church parlors this afternoon at 2 30 o’clock. A good attendance is desired.
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The
Missionary Society of the Christaan Church
What Causes Thunder In Bevis vs. Ohio Farmers
Senior Editor E H Kinney recants a poor answer to what causes thunder in Bevis versus Ohio Farmers Insurance Co. The paper notes the dictionary defines thunder as a discharge of atmospheric electricity, caused by sudden separation and reunion of air along the path of lightning.
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Bevis
The
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
E. H. Kinney
Ladies' Aid Society Meets at Mrs Davia's This Afternoon
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M church plans a meeting with Mrs. J Q Davia this afternoon. Members are to gather at her home for the session and service plans.
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the Ladies’ Aid Society of the
M ‘. Church
J.Q. Davia
Cough Cure Advertisement Listing Brands and Firms
An old classified style ad from Columbus Indiana lists many cough remedies and druggists. It names Blue Lime Expectorant One Minute Cough Cure and numerous brands such as Kings Allens Halls Harters Jaynes Boschees Pisos Kilmers German English French Indian Brazilian Columbian Smiths Browns Whites Goldens Layties Sellers Bulls Drakes Ransoms Chamberlains Scotts Crooks Angiers Warners Ackers Primleys Hieroes Phillips Moellers DeWitts Fellows Munyons Humphreys. Ernst Stan StyntTn & Co. Drugzgists.
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Kings
Allens
Halls
Harters
Jaynes
Boschees
Pisos
Kilmers
Smiths
Browns
Whites Goldens
Layties
Sellers
Bulls
Drakes Ransoms
Chamberlains
Scotts
Crooks Angiers
Warners
Ackers
Primleys
Hieroes
Phillips
Moellers
King to Appear at Indianapolis Press Club Entertainment
Frank G. King formerly a business man, now a noted comedian, has been invited to assist at the Indianapolis Press Club event at English's opera house Friday afternoon. King is praised for his enviable reputation in comedy and high standing in his field. Prof. Funkhouser has moved to Columbus and established a respected dental practice. His polite conduct and fair pricing draw steady patients. his rooms are over Winan's Grocery.
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Prof. Funkhouser
Columbus
Winan
Indictments Charge Lynch With Two Thefts
A grand jury returned two indictments against F. Victor Lynch. One accuses him of stealing Spain's valise and the other alleges he stole a shawl and cape from the Palace Restaurant.
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F. Victor Lynch
Spain
Palace
Lawmakers Debate Elasticity of Nicholson Anti Quart Bill
In the senate and house lawyers say the Nicholson bill is more elastic than claimed and will bar drug stores from selling liquor after today without a $100 state license. Some say prescriptions to be allowed for necessity and charity, others deny such exception. A veto gamble looms. William Griffin of Columbus, bound as a witness in the Bond case, left when not called.
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Senate
House
Nicholson
William Griffin
Columbus
Griffin
Shelbyville
Ogilvie Visits From Indian Territory Prefers Far West Home
Thomas Ogilvie, from the Indian Territory, stopped by the office yesterday while returning from Coshocton Ohio. He is distantly related to George W Cooper Cash Cooper Mrs Howard Duffy Mrs Werts and Mrs Tinsley and E H Kinney. Ogilvie says he likes his distant western home and thinks it the place for a poor man.
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Thomas Ogilvie
Indian Territory
Coshocton
Ohio
George W. Cooper
Cash Cooper
Howard Duffy
Werts
Tinsley
E. H. Kinney
Ogilvie
Paine's celery compound praised by leaders and doctors
Hon George B Swift Chicago reform mayor and judges and congressmen endorse Paine's celery compound as a nerve regenerator and blood purifier. Testimonials claim it restores nervous energy, cures sleeplessness dyspepsia and rheumatism, and is used by top physicians in homes, within reach of everyone.
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George B. Swift
Paine
Chicago
Judge Powers
Meredith
Virginia
Grout
United States
John C. Capers
Post Office
M. D. Wheeler
Bell and
Neil
McAllister
Union
Edward E. Phelps
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EH. Kinney, Co
A. Turpin
Proprietors
Indiana
Chas. A. Turpin
NEW Society
the Knights OF the Golden Garter
Ernst Stan StyntTn & Co
Columbus, Ind
Seward
GeEw
KupTz
Mesinger Saddle
Reeves-Seward Cycle Machine CO
Fifth St. Irwin Block
T. G. Quick Cor
Mechanic Streets
H. L. Rost
Washington St
Herman Vonstycke & Co
Crumi's Theater
Third Street
Phomas Brown
Wall Paper
V. Hilger
White House
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