Wall Street Stocks Open With Broad Declines
New York April 3 initial prices slid amid a market under pressure from uneasy sentiment over the Roosevelt Harriman dispute and talk of a railroad strike. Union Pacific fell from 136% to 1345 while Canada Pacific dropped to 171% from 175. Amalgamated and Northern Pacific showed sizable losses as bears dominated early trading and pushes for short sales followed an Atchison dividend rise.
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New York
Union Pacific
Jocklyn Rapid Transit
Steel Campion
Pennsylvania
Southern Park
Baltimore & Ohio
Reading
Northern
St. Paul and Amalgamated
Anaconda
Atchison
Eriead
New York Central
eNorthern Pacific
Roosevelt
E. H. Harriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Canadian Pacific
Bears
Renson
Chicago Grain Prices and Prices by Month
Chicago grain markets show wheat higher with May at 76 1/4 cents and July at 78 1/4. corn steady with May at 46 1/4 and July at 46 3/4. oats up 4 cents with May at 42 1/2 and July at 45 1/4. Provisions decline with July pork around 16.47, lard about 2.11, ribs near 9.00. Local receipts listed for wheat, corn, and oats.
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Chicago
Rhodius Case Seeks Change of Venue to Boone County
Marion County aid in Rhodius case moves to Boone County after Probate Judge Merle N A Walker grants the change amid questions of prejudice. Judge Artman, famed for a saloon decision, will preside. hearing features numerous attorneys for Mrs Ziegler guardian Martin Husz and Rhodius counsel as proceedings resemble a bar meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle N. A. Walker
Probate Court
Rhodius
Boone County
Artman
Warner
Elliott Kh. Hooton
George Rhodius
Merion County
Margaret Ziegler
Walker
Fhodius
Walker Vworynjuch
Bar Association
William Bosson
John W. Claypool
Ziegier
Martin Hugg
the Guardian
John B. Elem
Kiam & Fesler
The
Guardian
Miller, Shirley
Miller
Ryan & Ruckelshaus
Cass Connoway
A. C. Ayers
Ayers, Jones & Hollett
Indiana Trust Company
Eliott R. Hooton
Boston
Martin Husz
Hugg
Unty
Thirteenth Ward Democratic Club Dance Night
The Thirteenth Ward Democratic Club hosts a Thursday dance at South Turners Hall to raise seed ward funds. Proceeds total zero with music promised and a general good time anticipated. Club officers include President Peter Melcer and Secretary Andrew.
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Thirteenth Ward
South
Turners’ Hall
Peter Melcer
Andrew
Hod Carriers Win Higher Wage Pact With 49 Contractors
The hodcarriers won an agreed raise after demanding three and one-eighth cents more per hour. They say 49 contractors signed the pact and the increase takes effect June 1. The union objected to starting 15 minutes earlier but expects all contractors to be on board soon.
Rioters Fined in Police Court Over Glass Works Riot
Five men including Frank Bosler Burl Schooler Henry Hitz Roy Ruthledge and William Brown were fined five dollars and costs for rioting and assault after a riot near the Fairmont Glass works Prospect Street and Keystone avenue last week. Schooler was discharged as he could not be shown present Ruthledge was cut in the back by the negro All are employed at the glass works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bosler
Burl Schooler
Henry Hitz
Roy Ruthledge
William Brown
Fairrmmont Glass Works
Prospect St
Keystone Ave
Schooler
Ruthledge
Glass Works
City council approves license act question at higher court
William Colbert and Jacob Metzger face appeal after police court found them guilty on charges tied to a new $1,000 brewery license ordinance. They argue bottling firms are not brewery agents, asserting they bottle beer bought outright from brewers and sell it independently.
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Supreme Court
William Colbert
Jacob Metzger
Abont
Einer
Eastern Star grand chapter to meet in city in April
Preparations underway for the grand chapter of the Eastern Star to be held in the city on April 24 and 25. Grand officers will host a reception at the Denison hotel on the night of the 28th. Railroads refuse reduced rates due to a new 2 cent law. Meeting location planned for the Odd Fellows building. Mrs. France Finn of Elkhart is grand matron and Earl H. Payne of Rushville is grand patron.
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The
Eastern Star
Denison
Odd Fellows Building
France Finn
Elkhart
Earl H. Payne
Rushville
Centerville Man Fells Head in Terminal Station
Edward Green of Centerville, intoxicated, fell in the Traction Terminal waiting room hitting his head on cement. Believed skull base fracture. Ambulance summoned, Green charged with drunkenness, dressed wounds by Dr Poole, then sent to City hospital.
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Edward Green
Centerville
Traction Terminal
Green
Poole
County commissioners inspect Julietta insane asylum visit
The county commissioners toured the Julietta insane asylum on Wednesday morning in official autos, conducted a thorough inspection of the facility, and afterward shared dinner with the superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julietta Insane Asssum
Judge Pritchard III Forfeits Criminis Court Duty
Judge James A Pritchard III missed Crimins court Tuesday and Wednesday due to illness. The Greek Bulgarian case proved too heavy for him. He is expected to announce a decision Thursday morning.
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James A.pritchard
Crimins Court
City Grain Wheat and Corn Prices and Inspections
Grain price slate shows No 2 red wheat at 73c to 76c ranges with through billing. No 2 white corn around 46c with various through billing values. mixed grades listed with scattered cents. Hay prices for timothy and clover noted. inspections record car counts by grade and total 39 cars with various statuses.
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Hay—Firm
Choice
Timothy
Cartelyou May Be Asked About Campaign Fund
Settlement with Gov Odell over losses on United States Ship building company bonds was effected by a $75,000 payment from the Mercantile Trust. Odell at the end allied with Depew, returning him to the senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Odell
Mercantile Trust Company
United States Shipbuilding Company
Mr. Odell
Depew
Senate
Harriman says president asked him for funds in New York
Special to The Sun E H Harriman accuses the president of injustice and releases letters recounting a Washington meeting. He says the president urged raising funds for New York state campaign and that he contributed 50040 dollars after their interview. He denies requests to fund the presidential campaign and asserts a state focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. H. Harriman
Washington
New York State
National Committee
Cornelyou
New York State Committee
National Republican Committee
State Committee
Woman killed on railroad track near Straughan
New Castle Indiana April 3 Mrs Joseph Keyton died instantly yesterday afternoon on or near Straughan while walking on the railroad track. She was deaf and struck by a train operated by Indianapolis and Eastern Traction.
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New Castle
Ind
Joseph Keyton
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction
Straughan
Woman burned to death in New Albany house fire
Mrs Kate Otter aged 40 a widow was burned to death near New Albany in her home which was razed by fire on April 3 authorities reported.
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New Albany
Ind
Kate Otter
Auction Sale in a Mansion Continues Amid Sweeney Case
Auction proceeds from the mansion sale go to a receiver to settle an action alleging misappropriation of funds from State Life Insurance. If court finds liability, proceeds may be disbursed without Sweeney receiving them. Onlookers express sympathy as the home’s treasures sell at low prices amid personal tragedy.
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A .M. Sweeney
Sweeney
Mr. Sweeney
Market Report from New York Produce Exchange
New York Produce. Keripps McKee Press Association. New York April 3 Pork Mess 17.50 18.2 Lard Western steam spot 3.15 9.25 Tallow City country 4c 7c Butter Creamery extra 30 31c Dairy tubs 28 9c Eggs white fancy 18 western ice Cheese Full cream 1f Ife
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keripps-McKee Press Association
New York
Western
Indianapolis Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Miss Helen George visits Miss Marjorie Sheridan at Frankfort and many social arrivals are listed from Frankfort to Richmond. Engagements arise as Miss Faris, granddaughter of Mrs. Solomon Claypool, partners with Maurice Tennant, while the Hamilton-Yimberlake marriage occurs at the First Friends church parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen George
Marjorie Sheridan
Frankfort
George W. Faris
Terre Haute
Miss Puby
Maurice Emerson Tennant
Miss Faris
Solomon Claypool
Inna L. Hamilton
Arthur Yimberlake
First Friends Church
Sorority Dance Hosts 200 Plus Guests at Propylaem
More than 200 guests attended a Pi Delta Nu Sorority dance at the Propylaem. Decor featured pendants palms and ferns. Chaperones included Mr and Mrs Frank Killen Mrs Edward Moore and Mr and Mrs Hicks. At 2222 West Tenth Street Miss Helen Dodson and Mr M Simpson were married Monday evening in a ceremony led by Rev J M Kendall. The couple will reside at their home after April 15.
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Bryson
Sgright Armstrong
John Bryson
Brazil
Frederick P. Herron
John MacAdam
Terre Laute
William Allen Moore
Harry Hempstead
N. New Jersey St
MacAdam
Pi Delta Nu
Frank Killen
Edward Moore
Hicks
W. Tenth St
Helen Dodson
M. Simpson
J. M. Kendall
Germanian Baptist Church
Mrs. Simpson
Fortnightly literary club elects officers in meeting
The Fortnightly Literary club elected officers Tuesday afternoon. Positions include President Mrs Athorl Rabb First Vice President Mrs Jares Nebeker Thompson Second Vice President Mrs Junius Cravens Recording Secretary Mrs John W Kern Corresponding Secretary Miss Nelly Colfax Smith Treasurer Mrs Joho Hurty. Committees named: room and finance Mrs George F Edenhatter and others. membership committee includes Mrs J P Dunn and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athorl Rabb
Jares Nebeker Thompson
Junius Cravens
John W. Kern
Nelly Colfax Smith
Joho ‘Hurty
George F. Edenhatter
John T. Barnhil
A. £. Tocckeridge
Ida Davis Finley
Frank Morrison
J. P. Dunn
Henry Kahn
Henry Ejtel
Elizabeth Wishard
Church sets floor plans for service led by Father Carrico
The Rev. Father J. L. Carrico, pastor, will oversee the floor arrangements for the service. He will be assisted by Joseph Classick, Harry Schepp and F. A. Doll as the group organizes seating and movement for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Carrico
Joseph Classick
Harry Schepp
F. A. Doll
City Record: births deaths and building permits listed
A city record itemizes numerous births with names and addresses, multiple marriages or unions, and a long list of medical conditions including diabetes gastritis tuberculosis. It also covers building permits for several dwellings and renovations with owners addresses and costs.
Sunday School Prosperous Year Draws Praise and Appointments
The Sunday school, under E B Sprague, is reported as one of the most prosperous in its history. Next year’s officers include W H Whitham as superintendent, O L Hosting as assistant, Joseph P Durham treasurer, Maude McNutt secretary, Cecil McHolmes assistant secretary, Agnes De Groot organist, Eva Tucker assistant organist. The primary department will stay under Mrs Talbott with aides J P Durham and Ida Gunter. The church session expresses gratification at three years of progress.
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Forme Presbyterian
E. B. Sprague
W. H. Whitham
O. L. Hosting
Joseph P. Durham
Maude McNutt
Cecil McHolmes
Agnes de
Cy Young Refuses Boston Manager Position
Cincinnati Ohio April 3 Pitcher Cy Young declined the offer to become manager of the Boston team despite President John T Taylor urging him to accept. Young said he looks forward to another strong year pitching and believes a pitcher is not suited to managing. He thanked Taylor for the confidence but declined to risk his effectiveness.
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Cincinnati. O
Taylor
Two Men Die Suddenly in Richmond Streets
In Richmond on April 3 at two towns, Philip Hos hour aged 68 of Milton and Joseph Floyd aged 72 of Gensterk, prominent Wayne county citizens, collapsed and died while walking. The incident occurred in clear weather as they were out in public. Local authorities began inquiries into their unexpected deaths.
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Richmond
Philip Hoshour
Milton
Joseph Floyd
Gensterk
Wayne County
Opening fair of Holy Angels church at Tomlinson hall
A large crowd attended the Holy Angels church fair opening Tuesday night at Tomlinson hall. Booths by H. P. Wasson & Jo, L. S. Ayres Co, New York store, and William E. Glock Co decorated the ice cream, art, candy, and side boxes. The Japanese tea garden was by J. M. Boar Coffee Co. About 400 people were served at lunch between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., with noonday lunches planned daily thereafter.
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Holy Angel's Church
Tomlinson Hall
H. P. Wasson &Jo
L. S. Ayres & Co
New York
Candy Booth
William EH. Glock Company
J. M. Boar Coffee Company
Baked Chicken Demonstrations At Vonnegut Hardware
Demonstrations by Mrs. Lillian Matherson of New York will feature New Process Visible gas ranges at Vonnegut Hardware on Thursday with baked chicken mashed potatoes and fruit jelly samples. Visitors receive souvenirs as crowds grow and indicate increasing range sales during the week long event.
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Vonnegut Hardware
Lillian Matherson
New York
Matherson
Lessons In The Saving Of Gas At Propylaeum
Mrs Helen Armstrong, lecturer in domestic economy, opened a Propylaeum talk with a live demonstration on saving gas during baking. She turned off the oven gas mid bake and reactivated it after ten minutes, showing fuel efficiency. She outlined a lamb meat pastry and a chocolate cream cake recipe, and noted upcoming talks for colored cooks at the Jones Tabernacle AME Zion church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Armstrong
Propylaeum
Walter Baker
Mite, Arnstrong
Jones Tabernacle A.M. E. Zion
Blackford and
Xnorth-Sts
Negro Draws Revolver On Transit Crew After Fare Stop
An angry crowd led by Pairplman John Hett and four bicycle policemen chased a black man who drew a revolver on Conductor C. Clark and motorman on Northwest ern car No. 37 at Senate ave and St Clair st. Clark complied as the bail rope was used, the suspect fled as Patrolman Hyett approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hett
C. Clark
Northwestern
Clark
Senate Ave
St Clair-st
Hyett
St. Clairst
Escape From Julietta Asylum Lottery Con Artist
John Woodard known as the lottery man escaped Julietta asylum Tuesday night by fashioning a rope from bedclothes to reach the ground of his second floor room. Recently committed after many arrests for fake lotteries his mind is described as unsound on lotteries and police fear his return to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julietta Asylum
John Woodard
Indianapolis
Woodard
Proctor Will Directs 10 Million for Five Children
The will of late W H Proctor, soap manufacturer who died by his own hand, was filed in probate court. It directs 10 million dollars in property to be divided equally among his five children. There are no public bequests. Proctor had a summer cottage at Watch Hill and a residence here but spent most time in Cincinnati.
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Scripps-McRise Press Association
Westerly
Con
W. H. Froctor
Proctor
Watch Hill
Cincinnati
Incorporations filed for several Indiana firms and societies
Secretary of state records show new filings across cities including M R Gardner Co with 2000 capital and Gardner family as directors. Egyptian Rock Products Co with 34000 capital and Kochan Covert Funkhouser and Kelli directors. Seymour Chair Co at 15400 capital with Patrick and Casperlain as directors. Fulton Hardware Co at 55000 capital with Fulton and Bell among directors. Verre Haute Gas Co with 40000 capital and Crawford McCulloch Sparks Yung Walsh directors. Kokomo Oratorio Society with multiple directors. and Julius C Walk & Son Indianapolis increasing capital from 30000 to 40000.
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M. R. Gardner Co
Wavash
Capital Stock
Tela B. Gardner
Rolland Gardner
Marland Gardner
Egyptian Rock Products Company
Evansville
C. G. Covert
A. W. Funkhouser
J. W. Rush
W. G. Archer
A. F. Funkhouser
E. F. Kelli
Seymour Chair Company
Seymour
F. B. Patrick
H. K. Casperlain
Cora Patrick
Fulton Hardware Company
Portland
J. L. Fulton
John Bell
William Current
Emmet Uuzadder
D. M. Kulten
Chicago Produce Prices Reported by Press Association
Chicago on April 3 reports Egg extras at 1 1/2 cents per dozen, Butter extra at 29 cents, Cheese Twins 14 16 cents, Poultry turkey 12 cents, chickens 18 cents, ducks 1 to 6 cents, geese 95.0 cents per dozen. Prices vary by grade and market demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Civil service exams announced for city vacancies
Civil service notices outline exams on April 17 for at least 12 veterinary inspector posts in the Bureau of Animal Industry with salaries from 1400 rising to 1600 and 1550 after years. May 8 exams planned for assistant chemist and laboratory assistant in the Bureau of Standards with pay from 800 to 1600, and for laboratory assistants and assistants in physical chemistry. Information at H. K. Millhous, federal building, Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Standards
H. K. Millhous
Federal Building
Indianapolis
Tragic double murder suicide in Cincinnati
William Higdon, a colored coachman, shot and killed his wife and then killed himself after she had applied for a divorce. The incident occurred in Cincinnati on April 3, with details reported by the Scripps-McRae Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Cincinnati, CO
William Higdon
City Groups Host Various Community Events
The Howard Place Mothers Jewels host mite box opening. Bishop Vincent speaks to the Bible Investigation club at the Y M C A. A card party by Comanche council No.7 D of P. at Morris and Leests. Co Operative Schools music presents its thirty ninth revival at 721 Park Ave. A O H Ladies Auxiliary hosts reception and dance at Knights of Columbus hall. Mapleton W C T U meets at Mrs. Frank Bailey’s home. Weyhinger W C T U meets with Mrs. S. Adams. Needle Society of First Presbyterian holds day meeting with lunch. Wemans Foreign Missionary society meets at Mrs. George W. Clark’s home. Indianapolis Socialists discuss The Failure of Religion by Prof. Wattles at Gillam’s hall. Indianapolis Day Nursery Association annual meeting moved to Mrs. Chandler’s Broadway home. Queen Esther circle at Censtral Ave M E church with Miss Clara Heyman and Miss O S McCarty to speak. Aid Society of Centralare Reform church organizes penny drive. Men’s Social Union of First Friends Church holds monthly meeting on Games and Pastimes. Sewing Circle of Central Christian Church notes recent meeting. fund support to Butler College endowment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Vincent
Bible Investigation Club
YM. C. A
Comanche Council
D. of P
Morris and Leests
Co-Operative Schools Music
Parkave
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Knights of Columbus
Aid Society of the
Reformed Church
First Friends Church
Thirteenth
Alabamasis
BR. W. Furnas
James K. Nelson
Glenn Leonard
H. H. Hollowell
Firmer Cannon
Indianapolis Public Works notices April 1807 assessments
Indianapolis Board of Public Works announces prima facie assessments for two sewer projects in the First Alley north of Twenty-ninth Street and along the First Alley north of Eugene Street. Remonstrances on April 12, 1907, and inspection at the Board’s office were advised. Officials: Joseph T. Elliott, Preston Trusler, Fred J. Mack.
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Board
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Michigan Street
Blake Street
Holmes Avenue
White River
Indianapolis Union Railway
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Department OF Public Works
Court House
WHS
Twenty-Ninth Street
Ethel Avenue
Northwestern Avenue
Lawrence Avenue
Eugene Street
Elcene Street
Preston. Trusler
Office of the Board
Clifton Street
Chirty-First Street
Thirty-Sixth Street
Preston Trusse
Fred J Mac CK
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Harriman
Fisancer
Hin
Sherman
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J. R. O'Kelley
Fred
L. B. Nield
Thomas Seitz
Greensburg
W. J. Hill
Eva Coburn
Marion
Hazel Mook
Miss Fay Rank
Logansport
Frank Graham
J. A. Parker
Hutsonville, TL
Robert Geddes
Virginia Balch
George Eppert
William Ellis
Delores
John C. Jenners
Lafayette
A. T. Rapp
St. Mary’s-of-the-Woods
Harvey Brown
Mr. W. H. Jacobs
Shelbyville
Lula Jenkins
Muncie
Edna Taylor
Lyons, Mias
Nora Bantiman
John Stephenson
Wabash
Mrs. J. McCrea
Frank S. Hill
Park-ave
Frank Curtis
Cincnnati
B. J. Terre
Irvington
L. J. Kingsley
Binghampton
N. Y
PHI Delta NU Dance
Dodson-Simpson
Sam
Clara Grassman
N. Denny-st
John
Myrtle Smith
N. Pine-st
William
S. New Jersey
Enaras
Bridget Ford
Blake-st
Little Clay
Hoyt-ave
Roman
Anna Wilhelm
la Salle-st
Gus
Myrtle Young
Beville Ave
Edward
Rose Lange
Rural St
Charles
Mrs. Cray
W. Eleventh
Mary Jane Cortleyou
E. Twenty-fourth-st
Israel W. Steine
City Hospital
Mary Jane Easter
Bismarckave
Orda Lowder
New York St
John L. Kepper
Hoyrave
Worthington A. Asher
Anna O'Reilly
Clarence Hall
Nellie F. Duffy
Fred Wright
Dora N. Fields
George W. Yeager
Jennie B. Turley
Julia C. Wesel
Hubert B. Pflumm
Anna M. Riedel
Willis I. Jones
Emma L. Sutter
Charles A. Reeves
Maud Cooper
Hyman Bort
Sara Octover
Arthur Timberlake
Irma L. Hamilton
Carl M. Jenson
Anna Gunsser
Howard C. Venn
Helen Smith
Cortez Cobler
Kattie Mills
O. Weber
Fountain
Irwin S. Koogle
Adams
Philip Leppe
Oxford
J. E. Stelz
Edison
C. L. Holden
J. B. Moorman
Thirty-second
John Ehrich
Elm
Elizabeth Risk
Lexington
Joseph A. White
Curzon
Jennie E. Allen
College
Ilizabeth Tomlinson
Raymond
Indianapolis Coal Co
Twentythird
Myrtle Wilson
N. Patterson
Elizabeth Derteth
Madison
W. S. Davis
George Whitney
Euclid
I. C. Carey
Lauundry
Alabama
Home Presbyterian Church
CY Young
Vonnegut’s
Western Car
Asylum
Secretary of State
Civil Service
Howard Place Mothers Jewels
Mapleton W C.T. U
Frank Bailey
Meridian St
Weyhinger W. C. T. U
S. Adams
N. Hamilton-ave
F. T. McWhirter
Needle Society of
First Presbyterian Church
Wemans Foreign Missionary Society of
Brightwood
M. E. Church
George W. Clark
Station St
Fraf
W. D. Wattles
Gillam‘’s Hall
Denny
Indianapolis Day Nursery Association
George M. Chandler
Broadway
Queen Esther Circle
Censtralave
Clara Heyman
New Jersey
O. ‘St. SicCarty
Bureau of White Work In
Central Christian Church
Richard Bobb
Harry Chandler
Early
William Stearing
Newton Anthony
Walter Schooler
W. C. Smith
Butler College
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