Social notes from Indianapolis region residents and visitors
Frscnal of Social lists numerous visits and travels. Harry McCormack returns to Indianapolis from Huntington after a beer trip. Mrs. Allen Ewing visits Shelbyville. C F Benedict and daughter guest Mrs. R J Bandage in South Bend. Miss Cocetla Evans travels from Lafayette to join sister Miss Teresa Evans in the city. Multiple trips to Terre Haute, Niagara Falls and other points are noted among local families and social groups.
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Harry McCormack
Huntington
Indianapolis
Mise Cocetla Evans
Lafayette
Tereea . Evans
Beatrice Jarbo
Terre Haute
Louise Stoetker
David Levison
Bernice
Shelbytale
Hazel Levison
W. H. Vickers
Lena
Loganeport
Wild Man on Car Top Stuns Portland Residents
The wild man who caused consternation in Lewiston and Hartland was identified as Peter Harding a mulespinner from Lewiston. He rode to Portland perched atop a Pullman car until found by officers and taken into custody.
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Portland
Peter
Harding
Mulespinner
Lewiston
Hartland
Hoy
Dome
Poland
C Pultman
Bryan Declines Presidential Run as Bryan in Ohio
Dayton reports show Cal W. Bryan declining to confirm a four year presidential bid saying there is time to decide and he will be active in politics in the next campaigns. He also states he will do his duty for his country. Barney Oldfield agrees to a $300 divorce settlement with his wife at the Russell House after her filing.
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Scripps
RAE
Dayton
Mimi Valley
Cal
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Detroit
Mich
Barney Oldfield
Russell Houe
COWS FATAL KICK REPORTED INDIANA POSTMASTER FOUND
A local postmaster, Richard Hurat of Wageners, Indiana, was found in an uncotactous condition after a cow kick incident. He had not rallied and died, according to the report.
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Rochester
Ind
Richard Hurat
Wageners
Remarkable Indianapolis Matron Seventy-Eight Years Span
Mrs. Janet Wycoff of 438 Addison Street in Indianapolis remains active at eighty one. Born in 1843 she is mother to ten living children and has sixty three grandchildren and thirty nine great grandchildren. Her late husband Nicholas Wycoff died four years ago at eighty. She attends W. Washington Street Presbyterian Church and has roots in Scotland and Bloomington Indiana.
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Addison-st
Wycoff
James Monroe
United States
Wyccof
Ellis White
30 B. Hyde
Fletcher Place Church
James Utterback
Joan RR Wycout
Indianapolis
Y. 8. Nugent
Ashmore
Charles Ewein
Newton, UI
John Adams
Andrew Wycof
Bloomington
Samuel Wycoff
Marion
Ind
Ralph Wycoft
Council Bluffs
Sie
W. Washington St. Presbyterian Church
Weet
Scotland
Tnd
First Presbyterian Church
Nicholas Wycott
Barbers Union Pushes Sunday Closing in Indianapolis
Barbers in Indianapolis face fines of 31 and costs for Sunday shaving as part of a union campaign to close all shops on Sundays. Leaders claim enforcement of existing laws will end Sunday work, citing plans to marshal 20 shops and over 60 barbers to pressure the city police to shut down Sunday operations.
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Justice of the Peace
Shortridge
Irvington
Barbers’ Union
Nerea Paty
Indianapolis
Sion
Evan
New Officers Chosen by Indiana Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Indiana Grand Lodge and Household of Ruth of Odd Fellows adjourned after electing officers Ries C. Bimpoon of Terre Haute William G Bennett of Reckville Martin Dean of Naw Castle Ben Dantes treasurer Rushville John Jones Indianapolis D G B The installation at Tomlinson hall was conducted by ex District Grand Masters D L Jones Indianapolis and W Anderson Lafayette The meeting next year will be held at New Albany
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Indiana Grand Lodge
Houehold
The Midnight Flyer opens at Park theater this Thursday
The Midnight Flyer debuts at the Park theater this Thursday afternoon and runs all week. The production promises stirring thrills and a vein of comedy with strong scenic effects.
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Park Theater
Ed Anderson
Comedy pair Eva Lewis and Fred Humes thrill crowds with songs
Eva Lewis and Fred Humes led the show with clever songs and dancing and a strong comedy turn that earned several encores. The ship wreck and the midnight Myer fight were noted as highlights of the program.
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Eva Lewis
Fred Humes
Indiana Priest Constantine Maulay Near Death
Rev Constantine Maulay of the Fort Wayne diocese lies dying at St Francis hospital Cincinnati after a year of illness. The cancer has gradually weakened the priest and he is now seen as nearing death.
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Indiana
Cincinnati
Constantine Maulay
Fort Wayne
St. Francis Hospital
Lickrun
United States Leads in Cuban Exports in 188?
Washington reports preliminary Bureau of Statistics figures showing U S exports to Cuba total about $3242 in 3% period compared to $4500 elsewhere. Great Britain follows with $12654, Spain at roughly $10.fal less of Cuban trade, indicating U S dominance in exports to the island.
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Ecripps-M' Rab Press Association
Washington
United States
Cuba
Th Bureau of Statistics Department of Commerce and Labor
Island Republic
Great Britain
Spain
Three Lungs Exhibit Highlights Arctic Coal Dust City Smoke
A Edinburgh museum displays three human lungs to illustrate environmental impact. One lung from an Eskimo breathed pure Arctic air, another from a coal miner exposed to coal dust, and the third from a city resident exposed to urban dust and smoke.
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Edinburgh
Pennsylvania to Buffalo by special tram and steamer
Passenger service from Calumbue via Cleveland to Buffalo with a special tram at 6 19 p m. Tickets and berths on steamer available at Pennsylvania fines ticket offices in Indianapolis corner UMaole and Washington streets and Union station W W Richardson A G P A
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Calumbue
Cleveland
Buffalo
Indianapolia
Indianapolis
Umaole
Washington-str
Union Station
W. W. Richardson
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