What Paying Costs for Street Improvements in Indianapolis
City civil engineer Miller explains street paying costs with a table showing maximum contract prices per square yard. Brick pavement estimated at 1.80, asphalt 2.00, bituminous or concrete 2.80, creosoted wooden blocks 2.80. Contracts reflect engineer estimates and recent bids, addressing questions about cost variation with street width and yardage.
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Indianapolis News
City Civil Engineer of
Indianapolis
Miller
Tts
Digireet
S — Sximmte
Burial listing of ambe resorts and summer homes along Nickel Plate road
A fragmentary burial notice lists ambe resorts and quiet summer homes on the Nickel Plate road. C A Melin acts as agent with addresses in Indiana and Cleveland. The entry mentions Wayne and Horner, with a price or date reference of 57 dollars due by June 30.
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Nickel Plate Road
Caton
C. A. Melin
Patterson Store Offers Half Price Knee Pants Sale
Money to loan note: The Patterson store advertises boys' fancy knee pants at half price for today and Saturday. They promise a stock of good items and frequent deals.
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Kahne & CO
Court St
Patterson
Local residents attend city Thursday gathering in DeKalb area
Mr 7 K Matchett of Tiereeton Ind and Mr TL Middebrand of Columbkt Mo were in the city Thursday afternoon. Daniel Ball issued invitations for a home gathering this evening with Mr Ab Kelly, a leading talent figure from Waterlos and prominent Democrat of DeKalb, among guests yesterday.
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7. K. Matchett
Tiereeton
Ind
TL. Middebrand
Columbkt, My
Daniel Ball Hag
Hie Kapmts and
Ladicy
Ab Kelly
Taletimin
Waterlos
Democrats
DeKall Wis
Robert E Morrison Dies in Indianapolis Loss Linked to Pneumonia
Robert E Morrison aged forty five formerly cashier of the Union National Bank of Indianapolis and president of the Munishing Railroad company died in Columbus from pneumonia after nervous prostration.
Wedding of Miss Josephine Cograd Zartman and Rev H Berjeman Tiefenbach
Grace Reformed church hosted the marriage of Miss Josephine Cograd Zartman daughter of Rev and Mrs A K Zartman to Rev H Berjeman Tiefenbach pastor of First Reformed Broffton Tod The ceremony featured palms hydrangeas and Mendelssohn music with a full bridal party and out of town guests including Rev Perley Zartman of New York and Mr O G Schmidt of Chicago The reception followed with dining room decor flowers and a large guest list.
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Grace Reformed Church
Vreping
Josephine Cograd Zartman
Rov
A. K. Zartman
H. Berjeman Tiefenbach
First Reformed Church
Broffton, Tod
Harry Ross
Marie Spiegel
Jocelyn’s “Perceuss
Lohengrin
Perley Zarzman
New York
0. G. Schmidt
Chicago
Charles Studabaker
Alfred Saurer
Bluffley
Frank Rus
Tein, Q
Walter Close
Bernard Hattle
Harry Moguertug
Fort Wayne
Jennie Wasson
Allion
Ind
Tinth Neilerk
Tiffin
Anya Herman
Gertrude Thompson
Ruth Gumpper
Nower
Sac
A. K. Zartian
Perley Zartman
Golden Gate
Ilegrean
Mendelgsotta
Ihde
Miss Spiegel
Bartha Pitner
Cherri Drukenbron
Charles Gumpper
Moesdamen
Frank Velkuuf
Jom Bottger
Estutta Rottger
Noilla Huntsman
Anna Tinormor
Juanita Hoyman
Mra
A. K. Zarlinnn
Weidelberg University
Titin
Natal day celebration with cards and music
A birthday event featured a piaat shower and musical entertainment. Prizes were awarded to F. G. Scnnel der and Mr. Clon Fox. The Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Webster now reside at 144 Berkeley Avenue, Chicago. Mire, Webster and bats were guests of Mr and Mrs Byron Thorpson and have moved to a new home.
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Prises
Ays. F. G. Scnnelder
Clon Fox
Herbert Webster
Berkeley Atone
Chicago
Mire
Webster
Bats
Byron Thorpson
Roosevelt Protests on Congress Path and Costs
The article discusses President Roosevelt’s stance on Congress’s role in approving a proposed inspection cost. It notes a suggestion that the government should cover the expense, barring the risk of an inadvertent appropriation, and mentions a committee’s view that a long-standing provision could meet customs service needs.
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Congress
Gutwinkling
Neill Reynolds
United States
Hotleves Fk
Statehood measure cheers the House in a tense day
The House of Representatives, amid a drawn out debate on the statehood bill, witnessed a dramatic session as the conference report was moved. Speaker Cannon confronted interruptions while leaders sparred over the Denver compromise and Indian Territory terms, ending with a tense but orderly exchange.
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Mary” Penrnse Wayne
D. A. TR
Spran Kte's Woods
Charles McCelloch
Ma. Culloch
Ola Glory
Fari Ag
Atos
Culloch
Wea
Pla
Randall
Nana
Paris
McCulingh
Sunnysidh Farm
J. A. Randall
C. B. Weworth
J. C. Grimger
Ward White
Amanda Lvawn
Washington
Jung
Geological Survey
Hamilton
Michigan
Commlites
Chiattrman
Hint
Senate
Moon
Tennessee
Denversts
Mareng A. Sorith
Arizona
Cannon
Mgr
Balvel
Chase
Perritory
Debate Over Statehood Sparks House Row in Indian Territory
The stalled statehood debate in the Indian Territory erupts as lawmakers clash over a proposed act. Speaker Cannon faces uproar after a heated address by an Arizona delegate, with Democrats and Republicans crowding him to express relief that a lengthy fight may end in compromise.
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Indian Territory
Oduhemnu
Arizona
Sutth
Hai Territory
Senate
Senate to settle sea level canal question
Washington June 14 The senate today decided to reconvene next Monday to consider the Panama sea level canal bill and conference reports on the diplomatic and naval appropriations measures. Leaders urged swift action as a vote is expected on the canal bill and allied measures.
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Washington
Morgan
Benson
Senator Burton
Kamae
Saverat
Inek Suna
Anal Bil
Romvier
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Princeton University
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Webster Street
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Msher Street
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