Wrecks, Raids, and Ruckus Sweep Indiana News
A jumble of local incidents fills pages: a dining room altercation ends in a $9 fine after a pitcher of ice is thrown. a Washington poker raid nets 25 men with more arrests promised. Freight trains collide near Crawfordsville, spilling whisky and fruit. Boom towns report mills sold, roads clearing, and fairs planned. The Valparaiso normal school reports 1,200 graduates while Danville eyes fairs and races. Fort Wayne concerts face removal pressure. prohibition meetings and Barnum’s show draw large crowds. City细 updates cover bicycle fashion, new bridges, and a fatal sawmill accident. Minor crimes, weather notes, and a growing list of obits complete the section.
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Manchester
Billy Grimes
Grimes Hotel
Grimes
Washington
Mitt Bassett
Crawfordsville
Vandalia
Big
Cambridge City
Cedar Lake
Knightstown
Connersville
Anderson
Plainfield
Salem Democrat
Fort Wayne
Ekin
Barnum
South Bend
Noblesville
Warren County
Valparaiso Normal School
Danville
Richmond Independent
D. Rigo
Muncie
Delaware County
Thomas Divine
Jeffersonville
Ohio River
Tipton
John Nutter
Martinsville
Marion Soldiers
Seymour Gephart
Edinburg
Mississinewa
Elizabethtown
North Salem
Logansport
Charles Hayden
Beattie Swallow
Colfax
Ohio
Union City
Logangport
Trartford City
John Dixon
Richmond
Robt
Jenks
Canalley
Michigan City
Marion
Hendricks Counties
Clermont
Dr. Lucas
Indianapolis
John Vanlandingham
Marion County
Sun Ag
Gibson County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Columbus
Alen Slaten
George Wininger
John Bidd
Stephen Parker
Lorenzo
Grand Theatre lineups and vaudeville at the Grand Opera house
Sam T. Jack heads multiple enterprises, Lilly Cilay’s colossal company performs with a burlesque on C Columbus and Mazeppa, Emma Warde stars. Primrose & West minstrels come August 19 20 with Billy Van Larry Dooley and Geo Primrose. A barrel of money closes at Park Saturday, Renfrow’s musical comedy returns next week with Below Zero and a comedy oddity.
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Sam T. Jack
Lilly Cilay
Colossal Company
C. Columbus
Mazeppa
Emma Warde
Primrose & West
Grand Opera House
Miraces
Pooh Bahs
Billy van
Larry Dooley
Geo. Primrose
Tke Ok
the Park
Renfrow
Denver to begin national Jewish hospital project soon
Ed Ducas announces Denver plans to start erecting the national Jewish hospital after $15,000 already subscribed and another $15,000 pledged. The American Israelite reports Rabbi Henry Berkowitz’s Baltimore eulogy praising Oscar McCulloch’s charity work. A Hebrew speaker criticizes a New York article for labeling buildings as Jewish in appearance as bad taste.
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National Jewish Hospital
Denver
Col
Ed. Ducas
America
American Israelite
Cincinnati
Henry Berkowitz
Oscar McCulloch
Lux
George Alfred Townsend
Gath
New York
Choir Changes Sweep Through City Churches This Fall
Most of the city's churches will reorganize choirs in the fall with new vocal offerings. The Tabernacle will add a quartet and Ed Gates Nell Gates and Miss Jennie Gates will sing a duet. Robe rt s Park church hosts a Sunday morning performance of Crucifix by Layre. John Church & Co. adds In the heart of June words by Riley and music by Barclay Walker. Ida Sweenie, a prominent Indianapolis soprano, has sung on the Atlantic coast this summer for her health. Sara Walker of Vera Indiana finishes a long vocal class and heads to New York to study. Mrs. Julia Cole returns from New York after voice culture study with Agremonte and Vinese and may perform in grand opera soon.
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Tabernacle Church
Nell
Jennie Gates
Layre
Roberts Park Church
John Church & Co
James Whitcomb Riley
Barclay Walker
Ida Sweenie
Indianapolis
Atlantic Coast
Sara Walker
Vera
Tnd
New York
Julia Morgan Cole
Signors
Agremonte
Vinese
Cole
Bond set for Kuhn ex deputy city clerk
Acting-judge Urmston sets bond at 500 for Geo Kuhn former deputy city clerk. Bond signed by father in law. News item also notes Eva Jordan injury suit plus log damages, and a brakeman injury at Zionsville. Indianapolis Gas Co named defendant in three suits seeking 2 000 or 10 000 for loss of services amid gas injuries to Shea family.
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Geo. Kuhn
Urmston
Criminal Court
Kuhn
Eva Jordan
Fairview
Witty Jordan
J.C. Bowman
Ziorsville
Flanner & Buchanan
Vincent’s Hospital
Indianapolis Natural Gas Company
Patrick Shea
Thomas Shea
Shea
Sun Indiana vote contest invites public political predictions
A statewide guessing contest offers $35 to the first correct Indiana November election stand estimate, $20 to the second, and $10 to the third. Entries must be mailed on a coupon from The Sun, include name and address, sent to The Sun contest editor in Indianapolis, with arrival time used to determine winners.
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Indiana
SUN Indiana
Tire Sun
E. Ohbiost
Indianapolis
Sun
United States
Empy
Features Of Sporting Lit City League Opens Second Series
The city league begins its second series Sunday. Friday results include Saratoga winners and notable horses racing at Grand Rapids and Northernon. Baseball saw Pittsburg beat Cincinnati 4-1, St Louis defeated Louisville 4-1, Cleveland 2-0 over Chicago, and Philadelphia 9-6 over Baltimore. Jockey Dempsey died from injuries sustained on Thursday after a Garfield track accident. Grand Rapids hosted multiple pace and trot events with Stallion Alvin clocking fast times and Galesburg’s death reported in the stall.
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Saratoga
Tractician
Sykeston
Badge
Blitzen
Dempsey
Garfield
Tittsburg
Cincinnati
Nutchingson
Chicago
Northernon
Ind
Alert
Dr. Snyder
Brighton Beach
Bob Sutherland
Padiga
Jack Jose
Crochet
India Rubber
Mary Stone
Grand Rapids
Alvin
Qld
Harry Noble
N.S. Kirby, & Co
Galesburg
Mich
Cynthia
Cedar Beach
Magnolia
Directun
Dilly Parks
Silicon
Ben Wallace
Pittsburg
Mhret and
Mack
Rhines
Vaughn
St. Louis
Louisville
Breitenstein
Moran
Sanders
Grim
Cleveland
Young and Zimmer
Hutchinson and Sittridge
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Weyhing and
Cross
Cobb
Stephens
Gunson
Notable suicides and society officers named in brief
Gen N Gano Dunn a famed New York club man, committed suicide in Denver Friday night over a love affair. In Rochester NY the American Microscopical Society elected Gen J D Cox of Cincinnati as president, Dr W H Seaman as secretary, and Dy C C Biller of Pittsburgh as treasurer.
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N. Gano Dunn
New York
Denver
The
American Microscopical Society
Rochester
N. Y
J. D. Cox
Cincinnati
W. H. Seaman
Dy. C. C. Biller
Pitteburg
Chicago excursion and local ads dominate Armstrong park notices
Historic ad fragment lists all rail and excursion offers to Chicago with varied prices from 2.00 to 3.75, plus real estate office notices at 64 E Market and 54 A Market. It notes trains leaving Union Station and return validity. Also promotional calls for football youth, lawn tennis, and Home Journal agents.
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Chicago
David C Bryan
Wor
Bryan
E. Market St
Union Station
David C. Bryan
Brian
Hp. Im
Central Ave Churches Unite in Morning Worship
Morning services listed for Burday Servacks Central-ave Methodist New Church Chapel Tabernacle Presbyterian Mount Jackson Chapel First Baptist and First Presbyterian unite in morning worship at the former site with Rev. W. Taylor preaching. Central Christian Church will host Rev. C. C. Smith, secretary of the Negro evangelization board, for morning service. no evening services noted.
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Central-ave. Methodist
H. A. Buchtel
New Church
N. Alabama St
E. D. Daniels
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
J. A. Reendthaler
Mount Jackson Chapel
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
W. ¥. Taylor
Central Christian Church
C. C. Smith
Negro Evangelization Board
Kelly Bichloride of Gold Cure in Indianapolis
An Indianapolis institute advertising the Kelly Bichloride of Gold treatment for liquor and opium habits reports rapid, near-cure results. Fourteen patients have entered treatment in under two months with no observed failures, some restoring families and health within three weeks. Private or at home care offered with full case details available at the institute.
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Indianapolis
Kelly
Nebraska
Indianspolls
Institute
Indiana
Institute of
Addressus
N. Tennesses Sr
Tadisnapolis
Ind
Grain Market Report from Sarrkpay and Chicago Telegraph
Grain market brief notes bids and prices for wheat oats and corn, with inspector's report on wheat and hay quality. Local dealers quote timothy and prairie hay values while firmer tones appear in wagon rye and mixed feeds. Telegraph market closes show wheat at Sept 73-74 cents, oats around 84 cents, corn 68 cents.
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Oity Grain Market
Timothy
Big Four Route Excursions From Indianapolis
Big Four announces a series of excursions from Indianapolis July 26 to Aug 17 at 50 cents round trip to Tadianapolis with grounds admission. Weekday trains depart 7:00 am 10:55 am and 7:00 pm. return at 7:00 am 9:57 am 4:58 pm 11:06 pm. Special Aug 14 features Ketwhees. Sunday Aug 14 trains to Indianapolis at 8:50 10:00 am and 7:15 pm. returns from park noon 6:30 and 11:00 pm. Tickets at Big Four offices, No 1 EB Washington, 80 Jackson PI and Union Station. Also three Grand Excursions to Kansas City and St Louis Aug 19–22 with Vandalia Line: Kansas City return at 0 rate and St Louis return at rate. tickets valid to Sept 1. Call Vandalia Line offices or W F Brunner Indianapolis.
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Park
Big Four
Washington
Jackson Place
Union Station
H.M. Bronsox
A.J. P
Kansas City
St. Louis
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Jhwisaa
Beech Ani
Sporting
Wiee
Alf
Hood
Bettermann Bros
Mass
Ave
Armatrong’s Park
Ate
Ladies’ Home Journal
Allison
Pennsylvania St
Burday Servacks
Merrell & Soule
Syracuse
J. Bos
3Rewery
Bess
Weceivars
Recalva
Wats
Galep
R.B
Rudy
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Sullivan Eoen
Waldtenzel
Millocke
Wees Ebostger
Millocker ,Strauss
Eee
Hunter
Steckera
Ugat
Diessine
Wea Vaney
Gholea Chippingen Ata Reonasy
Cricaco
Cnicaco
School OF Music
N. W. Cor. Circle and Marketsts
Arence Forsyth
Almstrong Park
Bu-Yip
South Sea Islands
Ohio & Railroad
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Washington and
Eaststs
Mir
Caspar Hedderick
Mr. Hedderick
W. H. Lock Wood
Charles P. Jacobs
Market St
Worth
Denny
Merom
Military Park
Olegziry
Batthews Printing Co
Indiana-Ave
Anden & CO
Sant
W. Washington-st. Tlett
Guenther's
Maen Attifte
Osele Miller
Reynolds St
Haughville
A. Winnard
General State
Hett
Bannett’s
Washington St
Yandes
E. North-st
H F.youse
Ansone
Hesun
Olea Tl
Dawson
Barnes
Marion Building
Organized Labor
Dalton’s
Bates House
Prominen
Dalton, Hatter
A. B. Barker
M. D
U. 8S
C. L. Barnes
Grose
Emil Wulschner
Pennsylvania
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Norick
Center Township
Gus
Penter Township
Migharl ‘E
Bollan
Born & Co
Washington Street
Kenwood Park
Illinois Electric Line
Mississippi-st
Graceland-ave
Tennessee
Kenwood-ave
Washington-st
A. Metzger Agency
Odd Fallows Hall
H.t.hearsey &Co
Sol
Earth
Bryce
West Wasumeron Street
West Washington Street
East Washington Street
Chicago Tailoring Company
A.& P. Tua Co
Jonab
Jonah
Madras
L’finvoy
Mator Taylor
East Washington
North
Ilinois St
North Delaware Circes
Excelsior Street
Delaware
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