Inmate Report From City Asylum For Friendless Colored Children
The Asylum for friendless colored children on 311 W Twenty first Street shelters 63 inmates. Matron Miss Bond says the children are happy and well cared for with schooling and Sunday services. Vaccination was provided during a smallpox scare and health remains good. The facility features bright, homelike lighting and orderly conduct with gentle discipline.
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W. Twenty-first-st
Bond
Furnas
Jack Carlton Faces Surprise Marriage Crisis
Jack Carlton rushes to secure a divorce on the first anniversary of his marriage while Maisie prepares to leave Washington. A chance encounter on the street reveals a preacher who is not a pastor, prompting Jack to rethink the marriage amid accusations of incompatibility and a volatile, tense reconciliation at home.
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Jack Carlton
Jack
Fourteenth-st
Maisie
Washington
Jaci
The Case of Maisie and Jack Ends In a Fresh Start
After a strained year and a near remarriage plan, Maisie and Jack reconsider their vows. Jack plots a new wedding to erase the past, but Maisie resists, choosing resolve over renewed deception. Ned Appleby steps in to salvage the situation, revealing parsoned truth to restore balance.
Amusements at the Grand and Park headline lively shows
Vaudeville at the Grand features Edouin sketches and a strong cast led by Miss Edouin with witty turns by Hagerty and the Barry duo. The Park presents The Gypsy Cross with Jack Fenn rescuing the plot amid melodrama. Empire shows Broadway burlesques with Emily Nice and the Aldo brothers delivering athletic acts and laughs.
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PARK
Empire
the Empire
Emily Nice
Aldo Brothers
Frederick Brothers
Burns
Indianapolis Cripples Find Comfort in Bicycles and Seats
A Indianapolis resident who lost both feet notes that men are generally more considerate than women toward the disabled. He recalls crowds offering seats in cars and contrasts Louisville with Indianapolis, praising bicycles as a life changing aid for cripples and noting some can ride, dance, swim, or even ride horses.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Anti-Meter Resolution Adopted By Central Labor Group
The central labor union adopted a resolution against gas meters on Monday night. The grievance committee will again try to adjust the label question with Louis Meier and Co. A special committee told Mayor Rookwalter about police protection at the Rockwood foundry where molders strike, and the mayor promised fair treatment.
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Central Labor Union
Cigerma‘ers
Louis Meier & Co
Rookwalter
Rockwood
Freights Jump Track After Gem Wreck
Two hours after dawn on Tuesday a wreck at the town of Gem caused two freight cars to jump the track. No further injuries or causes available in the readable text.
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Gem
Mrs. Cornelia Selby Kempff Dies in Oakland Pneumonia
Mrs Cornelia Selby Kempff wife of Rear Admiral Louis Kempff died Monday night in Oakland of pneumonia. She was daughter of former mayor Thomas H Selby of San Francisco, founder of the Selby smelting works.
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Oakland
Cal
Cornelia Selby Kempff
Louis Kempff
Thomas H. Selby
San Francisco
Selby Smelting Works
Arrest of Lon Barnard in Hadley assault and robbery case
In Garrett Greenfield Indiana Lon Barnard 25 alleged to be among men who assaulted and robbed Indianapolis cigar salesman Robert M Hadley at Maxwell last November was captured by Sheriff Larabee and a posse. Barnard found in his mother's garret. John Apple also charged with the crime was locked up shortly after the attack.
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Greenfield
Ind
Lon Barnard
Robert M. Hadley
Indianapolis
Maxwell
Larabee
Barnard
John Apple
Hadley
Deed Filed for Indianapolis Southern Railway Right of Way
A deed transferring land to the Indianapolis Southern railway company for a through right of way from the city limits to Pogue's run was filed. J. Kepperly, trustee, sold the property for 230000 dollars. The line will run along the White river levee to Pogue's run and along McGill street and Union tracks to Union station. D. M. Parry, president, said construction will begin at once as the road is practically financed.
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Indianapolis Southern Railway Company
Recorder's Office
J. ©. Kepperly
White River
South-st
McGill
Carpenter unions seek 37 cent scale in Indianapolis strike vote
Contractors association faces a pivotal Tuesday night meeting to decide on a potential general carpenters strike in Indianapolis on May 16. The union district council, at a secret Monday session, demands a minimum 37 percent wage, while some contractors outside the association reportedly sign the scale if a conference is not arranged. A Carpenters' hall gathering is set for Wednesday evening at 6 to hear committee reports on the proposed scale.
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Contractors’ Association
Carpenters
Indianapolis
Union Carpenters’ District Council
Travis
The
Carpenters’ Hall
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