Anxious to Hire 10 Home Posts at Fort Harrison
Regulars have reason to expect early orders to take the road as maneuvers wind down at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Officers depart as paymaster moves to Indianapolis. Majors Eastman Shunk and Janda head home or to Wisconsin. Sergeant Bingham resigns after a romance and discharge amid rumors of new postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Irenedam
Maj
Beecher H. Ra
Indianapolis
Wateh Lakes
Stanley J. Uinghura
Twenty-first Battery
Beret
John J. Vanderhoof
Bingham
Fort Benjamin Harrion
Sham Hy
Republican central committee and Claypool hotel meeting
The Republican state central committee held a gathering at the Claypool hotel to plan the state campaign. Delegates discussed identifying weak spots, expanding coverage, and arranging a campaign opening in counties where activity has begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central
Welert Ib
Claypool
Church Planned Bestival Lights Lanterns for South Side
The Morria-st. BE church will hold a lantern festival on the South side Friday Sept 7 with streets closed for the event A mortgage burning is planned along Mortis-st from Madtudauve to Eastst Bishop J H Vincent and Vice President C wi Faly banks may attend Attractions include a baby show donkey rides moving pictures balloon ascension and auto titles The gathering marks a home coming for many former members of the congregation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morria-st. BE. E
Elde
Mortis-st
Madtudauve
C. Wi Falybanks
J. H. Vincent
Taggart And Hoosiers Cut Swath In Gotham
Special to The See New York Aug 30. Thomas Taggart Indiana chairman of the Democratic national committee was in town attending hotel scenes and greeting delegates. He relaxed with a long black cigar and mingled with Indiana delegates on the Waldorf seventh floor while discussing Bryan and the party future. A humorous misadventure over drinks surfaced as Taggart directed assistants to fetch a drink via a button, but the delayed service ended with ice water arriving for a thirsty crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Democratic National Committee
Victoria Hotel
Hoffman Home
Fiftthayon Hotel
Holland Home
St Regis
Gotham
Waldorf-Astoria
New Astor
Delmonico'a
Sherry's
Shanley’a
Rector’s
Jack’s
Ely
Tom
Rey
Taggart
Weldort-Astoria
Bryan
National Democratic Committee
Lochinvar
Judge Parker
Br. Taggart
Pittsburg
PHL
the Indiaman
Desrately
Tadtanai
John
Mr. Taggart
Bato
Porter
Posey County
Steubin
Switzerland
Benator O'Brien
Joseph T. Fanning
Billy Bryan
Jim
Deligate
Gage
State ticket from People's party at English hotel convention
The People's party listed candidates at its Wednesday convention in the English hotel led by Dr. Jacob W. Clark secretary of state. Franklin Yorks treasurer and George M. Thompasn clerk of the supreme court were named with other officials. The party rejected judges as political writers and did not nominate for those posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Party
English
Jacob W. Clark
Washington
Atric
Joseph Kauser
Winsmac
Franklin Yorks
Veedersburg
Orlando L. Ross
Selma
George M. Thompasn
Pickard
Awpreme
William E. Hurley
Daleville
Auper
Public Instruction
Wiliam Smith
Logansport
Forker T. Brown
Whiteland
Statiatelan
F. J
Carnent
Caine
Paety
Flavius J. van Vornia
Dha Pagnie
Supreme Court
Runaway Horse Attacks buggy on Washington Street
Dr and Mrs B C White were hurled to the pavement when a frenzied runaway horse charged along Washington Street. Dr White sustained head and facial cuts and shoulder bruises. he is not thought seriously hurt. Harry Stephens, claiming ownership, was arrested on assault and other charges after the horse bolted from an unattached wagon owned by Ray C Sturm painter. Patrolman Gunsolna restrained the horse. The Whites live at 102 N Mile nol sat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. White
Wild Brute
Washington St
Mra
BR. C. White
Milenolsat
White
Stephens
Stateat
B. Weshintton St
Thorne
Ray C. Sturm
N. Templeave
City dealers to face new licensing under police plan
The city considers an ordinance to license second hand goods dealers and junk sellers. Pawnbrokers would report daily purchases to police. A drunken man’s watch and money were allegedly taken by Harry Rogers who helped him home. The inspector of weights and measures begins inspecting coal weighing scales, while plans for a new Marton club home progress toward a $50,000 contract. Bitulithic paving is planned for Untansat. Public services must prepare for railroad elevation at Kentucky Ave and Louisiana. Burglaries target MH Becker’s home at 1712 College Ave. A court date is set for L A Nageletnsen on a chemical offense. Church lawn fete and social events are scheduled, and Dunt’s case is continued in Frankfort.
Field and troupe dine as minstrel party tours
A five man host party led by Ala1 Field enjoyed a meal prepared by Field's colored chef on a Wednesday afternoon. The dining car Dan Emmet, numbered 23, carried the troupe from town to town as Field praised his colleagues and recalled past shows while praising Mansfeld Laula James and Stansfield for their talents. He recounted anecdotes and jokes about fishing and hunting and shared memories of Columbus based art displays and touring with a panoramic painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pmor
Ala1 Field
G. Field
Mr. Field
Taim
Hiahoms
Richard Mansfeld
Stansfield
Mansfeld
Laula James
Othallo
Iago
Mr. Manafield
America
Columbus
George Washington
Social notes from city life in Indiana towns
Mildred and Gladys Yelvington visit their brother in Muncie. Mrs John DeGroot returns from Grand Rapids. Joseph Pinckney Durham Jr. comes home from Bullivan to Lawton Durham residence. Mr and Mrs L H Spofterd return from New York City. Otto Eschmeyer visits Indianapolis. Miss Hazel Oakley attends a Court of Honor in Fairview Park. Samuel Howman visits Indianapolis. Colby Chapman stays in Anderson with Jacob Musat. Mrs Hendrickson and daughter Ads visit Indianapolis. H E Shepnerd visits New Harmony. He plans to teach at ward school in Princeton. Mr and Mrs D B Burkett visit Shelbyville. Romuel Higging in Shelbyville. Orville Moss returns from Palmyra. Clayton Burbank noted in Marion. Mrs E Van Vagter visits friends in Marion. Miss Bertha Willoughby a guest.
Weddings and social notices fill Bloomington society pages
The notice sheet lists numerous Bloomington residents and visitors including James Mills visiting Walter in Bloomington and plans to spend winter in Benne New York. It mentions Mrs Edward Wasnon visiting relatives at Milton and Miss Helen Poney staying with Miss Mildred Spence. Several weddings are noted, including Cook Mann at Irvington with Charles Mann, and Longley at Irvington with FH Longley, plus related receptions and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mills
Vislting Walther
Bloomington
New York
Benne
Longley
Clara BL Hunter
William
James L. Hunter
Irvington
Nerwon
Yala
Mr Ang Mra
OE Langley
Noblesville
Ang
Alexander Foster
Kate Hege
Alta Reeves
Columbus
Walter Shirts
Householder
Fred White
Noblesyle
George
Found Success in America Joseph Eckhouse Dies in Meridian
Joseph Eckhouse of the Eckhouse Brothers wholesale firm Meridian ut died at his home 1709 N Ullhols ut after several weeks illness. Funeral 3:20 Friday at the family home N Ainpiss conducted by Rabbi Morris Fouertich. Eckhouse born Jan 24 1842 near Frankfurt am Main Germany. came to the United States in 1887, lived in Anderson and Attica Indiana before settling. Survived by widow three sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Eckhouse
Eckhouse Brothers
Meridian-ut
N. Ullhols-ut
N. Ainpiss
Morris Fouertich
Myr
Eekhouse
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Germany
Ble
Andérsan
Ind
Attica
Alan Leontine Leuicht
America
Richmond to Welcome Democrat Mayoral Transition
Richmond Indiana readies for a political shift as Dr Richard Behillinger will take office September 1 replacing eight term Republican mayor W W Zimmerman. New Board of Works members Clifton W Mertlil B B Jaboron and Watson P O'Neal are named with Democrats holding the majority and several city posts show mixed party appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reviope-McRee
Richmond
Ind
Aus
Richard Behillinger
W. W. Zimmerman
Wil H
Zimmerman
Elece
Hehenlant
Fred Chartres
Webster Parry
Two Stores Burned in Manito County Fire Report
Fire destroyed two stores in Menico, Indiana, and Algon, including a 40 year old grocery and Jacob Klugles implement shop. Estimated loss reaches 92,100 dollars. Investigators believe the blaze began in the grocery portion and spread rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menico
Ind
Jacob Klugles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Octar M. Wagner
War d Department
Benjamin Harrleen
Velal
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Lkely
Frank Eastman
Chicago
Dean
Frank Lawson
Eastman
Willam Shunk
Wisconsin
Joseph F. Janda
First Infantry
Weave Toronic
Benjamin Barrison
Sergt
Lucien Derry
Conanignon
William R. Graves
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Boldiers
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Serst
George Willams
Company A
Taggart and
Hoosiers
Saya
Indisman
Posey
Davis
Tom Taggart
Jin
EZEP
Harry Rogers
Patrick Onta
Isadore Wulfson
Piaa
Marton Club
Untansat
McCartyst
Palmorét
Kentucky-ave
MH. T. Becker
College Ave
Eagan
L. A. Nageletnsen
Pacnt Reuter
First
Lancaster
Sirs E. Washington
Minedia Council
No. 31
Castle Hall
Pennsylvania
Scribsfter
Brooks
Owens
John Maning
Pear M. Dunt
Frankfort
Kinney and Morgan
Forsery
Mises Mildred and
Gladys Yelvingwn
Muncie
John DeGroot
Edward, DeGroot
Grand Rapids, Mich
Joseph Pinckney Durham, Jr
Joan Lawton Durham
Bullivan
Mrs. L. H. Spofterd
New York City
Otto Eschmeyer
Shelbyvile
Hazel Oakley
Shelbyville
Fairview Park
Samuel Howman
Anderson
Colby Chapman
Jacob Musat
EB. Shepnerd
New Harmony
Princetton
Burkett
Jean Burns
Bhelbyville
Romuel Higging
Bhelpyvlle, Wermesday
Orville Moss
Palrmany
BH. O. Elle
Clayton Burbank
Marion
E. van Vagter
Miss Bertha Willoughby
The
Mypse
Indies
East Alnte
L. S. Ayres & Co
James Chin
Edward Wasnon
Elwood Hussey
Milton
Helen Poney
Cambritte City
Mildred Spence
Chris Moan
Lafayette
San Francisco
Edith Rethrock
Mary's
Mary King
Nanor Nf Nise
Tie Suenta
Mere
Eart Shockney
Walter Cost
Mieaea Triestmeyer
Misa Olive Hawkins
Miaw Litus Bryant
Mise Ethel Woodard
Jack O'Mara
Edgar M. Gutland
Louverne
Frank W. Killen
O'Cloce
Chila~ Han
Cook—Mann
Mins Asnen Cook
Cincinnati
Charles T. Mann
Anthony Scheibler
Trvegton
Yoseph Eckhouse
Fort Worth
Tex
Fiteegerald
Henry Peake
Louis ‘Weaver
W. H. Norris
J. T. Cross
Frank Grundy
Pilzwerala
Attes Wittiger
Blect
National Biscuit Company
Ly Ig
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!