Ladies Reading From This Column On Fashion And Swim
The article surveys women swimming safety and fashion in a lively period voice. It details parasols matching dresses, traveling cloaks or dust cloaks, and the era's bustle trends. It notes separate bedrooms for married couples and mentions the Marlborough Hamersley honeymoon arrangements with a seam of social etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of ‘Marlborough
Hamersley
Cincinnati En- Quirer
Delmonico’s
Alb Emarle
Bride Boundaries Prompt Secret Couple Meetings
A historical note says a bride should not be intruded upon and may invite her husband to call when she prefers. In one case the newlyweds traveled separately for a week to meet later in a distant, secret location, keeping the place hidden from friends.
Charlestown Demands More Houses In Indiana News
A scoresheet of Indiana items notes Charlestown seeking more housing, Greenfield voting on water works August 1, and a string of local incidents. It cites burglaries in Goodland, a fatal Elkhart runaway injury, a planned September fair in Charles Town, and various accidents, crimes, and civic updates across towns like Greenfield, Madison, and Rushville.
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Charlestown
Goodland
Greensburg
Seymour
Clark County
Fort Wayne
David Nunemaker
Elkhart
Shelbyville
Greenfield
Richmond
Jackson County
Corydon
Leslie Trotter
Madison
Cincinnati
Brook
Newton County
Telegraph
Wm. Griffin
Rushville
Worth Swinford
St. John’s
John Grimes
Boston
J. I. Ayras
Charlestown Fair Grounds
Geo. Newell
Ben Scott
Logansport
Maggie Seers
Providence Fund Society
Greentown
Frank Williams
Swayzee
John Fleming
Marion
Wm. Raines Colby
San Francisco
Michigan City
McEwen
Evansville
Astor
St. Paul’s Church
John Gr
Federated Trades Denounces Harrison and Parties in Resolutions
A late Tuesday federation of trades meeting, barred to Republicans, reelected Emil Levy of Evansville as president and John P. Hanegan of Lafayette as secretary treasurer. It adopted broad labor friendly resolutions criticizing Harrison’s policies and railroad strike stance, Morton’s Wall Street career, and Chinese policy, while inviting labor organizations nationwide to join. Republicans not admitted prepared protest via committee, but elected to present it to their own bodies.
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Federation of Trades
Emil Levy
Evansville
John P. Hanegan
Lafayette
Harrison
Republican Party
Hartison
Morton
Wall St
Grand Lodge Dissolved and New Protective League Formed
About 200 members of the Indiana grand lodge united order of honor met at 66 E Washington st Tuesday night. After a stormy session they surrendered their charter and adjourned to meet no more. A new organization to be named the protective league was agreed upon. A sub-committee including L. W. Williams Vincennes W. H. Dol Indianapolis and W. S. Channing Pendleton was appointed to draft articles of corporation.
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Grand Lodge
Indiana Grand Lodge
United Order of Honor
Washington St
Protective League
L. W. Williams
Vincennes
W.H. Dol
Indianapolis
W. S. Channing
Pendleton
Assignee's Sale of Keeter's Groceries
By order of the court Keeter's stock of groceries at 84 W Washington Street will be sold in wholesale and retail. The entire stock is to be liquidated over 35 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeter
Washington St
Perust
Central
New Jersey
Wanted boarding place for a newcomer
A young man newly arrived in the city seeks a desirable room. Advertise a rental with contact details so he can call. The Sun offers a ten word notice for three dips ree.
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Sun
Dudley Company Debate and Council Action on Water and Rail
In a special session the council approved an amended resolution constraining Dudley Company to pause work until the supreme court rules in the Citizens' Company suit, while preserving charter rights. The water committee report charged the water company with contract violations and recommended halting further city water bills. attorney Winter denied the charges and urged full investigation. A tie vote on sending the matter to the board of health was broken by Mayor Denny. The McNeale street railway ordinance triggered a heated exchange, ending with the ordinance passing as the council adjourned amid public roars and apologies. Weather notes, pardons, and local notices follow, including a funeral, a stockyard incident, and market listings.
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Council
McNeal
Darnell
Dudley Company
Supreme Court
Citizens’ Company
Dernel
Special Water Committee
Winter
Board of Health
Denny
McNeale Street Railway
Swain
Trusler
Grain and livestock market roundup from Chicago and New York
Local oats and corn prices hold with No 2 white oats at 26 cents and No 2 mixed at 23 cents. Wheat and red corn trade firm in Chicago and New York markets with values noted for August and September futures and receipts at Indianapolis U S Yards.
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California
Lionee Sebauli & Krags
Bunda
N. Y
New York
Limburg
Alaska
City
C.t
Timothy Hay
Timothy
Holcers
U. S
Indianapolis
Chicago
Pfaelzer Excursion to Terre Haute and Sales Notices
An excursion to Terre Haute is planned for Sunday August 12 with train leaves at 7 24 a m and returns the same day or Monday at 1 50 round trip tickets sold at Fred Monninger's turn hall corner North Illinois and Chicago Avenue Keotar's stock of groceries 54 W Washington St to be sold in 15 days wholesale and retail Dr Ellis astrologer offers services at 4360 past present future rooms 2 4 2 Hess Massau dining room girls wanted at James house
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Pfaelzer
Terre Haute
Vial
Stu. Iy
Fred. Monninger
Tlinois and
Chiosts
Ssignew
Keotar
Washington St
Eilis
James House
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Bethany Park
Inspector Fohl
Jeffrey & Fessler
East Bros
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Wallace Gruelle
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Huron St
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Il Yyeree
Wm Young
Guillet
Massachusetts Ave
C. G. McComb
T. Gillet
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L. Siersdorfer
Eh,washington
Fischer
Trayser, Robinson & Co
Sehraldt & Schmitt
Schumacher & Co
Haines Bros
A. Miller & Co
Hallet, Davis & Co
Brayley & Binder
Weber
Chickering
Knabe
D. A. Baldwin & CO
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Short
Major Taylor's
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Louis Reibold
Wayne Cork
Hessender
E. Wash
E. Cordel
C. M. Raschig
Iargy
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Indianapolis National Bank
United States Depository
Oddfellows’ Hall
Theo
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H. Lataam
Staliner
Somerville
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