Memorials and the Tomb of Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis
Contemplating grand memorials for former presidents, the piece honors Benjamin Harrison at his simple Indianapolis tomb. It recalls his life, titles, and service, noting his burial inscription and the 1889 electoral vote contexts contrasting Harrison with Cleveland.
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Republic
Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
United States
Indianape- We
Uarrison
AiArch
Benjamin Uarrison
Seventeenth Indiana Volr
Mat Harrison
Harrison
Cleveland
Mr. Harrison
C Larrison
Police Chief Vows Harsh Action Against Speeding Autoists
Police Chief Martin H. Ankenbruck denounces auto drivers for dangerous speeds surpassing the speed limit and railroads in harming people. He warns officers to file affidavits and, if needed, shoot speeding motorists full of holes to ensure public safety. He insists drivers must keep to eight miles per hour in the country and lx miles in the city, or face drastic measures.
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Martin H. ‘Ankenbruck
Tine
Hyulin
Mynstll
Givat
Columbia City Hosts Grand Saturday With Circus And Baseball
In Columbia City Indiana on May 18 a packed crowd lined the streets for a Colo Bros Circus parade at the courthouse grounds followed by county eight grade commencement exercises. Winona Agricultural school defeated Columbia City 10 to 2 in a noon baseball game after the ceremony, while nearly 199 eighth graders received diplomas as dignitaries and Rev. A D Sutherland led prayers and remarks.
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Colo Bros
Kist
Columbia City
Ind
Imense
Wilks
Court House
Winona
Agricultural School
Columbia City High School
Winona Agricultural School
Leininger
Felt
Columbia City Battery
Tillett
Crawford
Winona Battery
Leiter
Gates
Grant
Whiteleather
Erne
Garrison
Deeter
Huil
Bricker
Clift
Kelley
Fostle
Seybold
Kitts
Stephens
Lee
Winona’s
Columbian
A. D. Sutherland
Presbyterian Church
Crystal Quartette
W. F. King
Ervin Brown
H Lancaster
H. E. Baker
Jonathan Rigdon
Wiama Normal School
Tapy
Quartetlc
Francis M. Porch
Grace Chien
Sievers
Henry Seivers
Harry ¥Ields
Cleveland
Marjory Rhodes
Willis Rhodes
Thoencreek
Gale
Amperman
Cole Bros
Ada
Helms
Tinelack
PT Barnum
W. W. Cole
Barnum
Wayne
Porch Screens and Hammocks Sale across Colorful Shades
Fort Porch screens offer cool green shades with 6x8 at 1.50 8x8 at 2.00 and 10x8 at 2.50 Hammocks priced 0.75 to 8.00 with or without balance and comfort noted in every unit.
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Esteemed South Whitley Lady Dies Saturday
Felicia Qherelain wife of Town Marshal William Obenchain died at 6 o clock Saturday at her home from consumption after a three year illness. Her death follows the passing of her youngest daughter from high school Friday. The family includes a son and several children. Services will be at the Tug 4 Brethren church at 3 o clock with Rev. St. Yager officiating.
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Wist
South Whitley
Felicia Qherelain
Wiliam Obenchain
Delnek
Rome
Tlarry
Wien
Fort
Joseph
Mist
Oxkalunss
Ta. i
Tug 4 Brethren Church
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