Big Fur Robbery Strikes Downtown Stores Early Thursday
Burglars hit two downtown shops with losses estimated at 500 to 600 dollars. Furs money candy cigars and other goods were taken from the Famous fur and cloak store at 102 N Illinois. thieves used a rear transom. A candy store at 126 N Illinois also was broken into with cash and candy pilfered. A pocketbook containing 17.50 was stolen from E H Everett’s home. Detective efforts intensify as gaps in clues persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Ilinois St
James Y. Brosnan
Brosnan
N. J. Laughner
N. Illnois Sr
E. H. Everett
Bismarck Ave
Everett
Crider and Green Tie The Knot In Fourth Matrimony
Thomas H. Crider a 45 year old railroad man and Mrs Charlotte J Green 53 were married Thursday by Justice Harvey B Stout Criders reply to is this your first marriage was the third Crider later admitted he forgot to remove his hat until reminded by the officiant The ceremony took place as the county clerk prepared the return with Crider and Green both experienced in multiple marriages
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Crider
Charlotte J. Green
Harvey B. Stout
Justice Stout
Crider
Stout
Mr. Crider
Indianapolis lumber dealers form social club with eye on prices
About 25 wholesalers and retailers met at the Commercial club dinner to launch the Indianapolis lumber dealers’ club. Officers were chosen and the group, while social now, hints at future economy talks and closer adherence to annual price lists to secure a reasonable income after years of little profit. Some say the club may resemble the Manufacturers’ club in aiding members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Lumber Dealers’ Club
Commercial Club
Manufacturers’ Club
Indianapolis
Preachers Ask Mayor to Remove Whisky Ads from Boxes
Rev. W. W. Criley and Rev. Joshua M. Stansfield met Mayor Bookwalter on a Thursday to urge action against whisky advertisements on wastepaper boxes. The mayor heard their concerns and said he would ask the city attorney to decide if the ads are disreputable and if the company must remove them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Criley
Joshua M. Stansfield
Preachers of
Indianapolis
Bookwalter
New Liner Advertisements On The Seventh Page
A seventh page listing shows notices: wanted to feed job press. furnished rooms for rent. first mortgage loans on improved property. lot on Shelby street for sale. situation wanted as housekeeper. colored girl seeks work. white girl seeks general housework. unfurnished room for rent. Read all liners on page seven today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey
Job Press
Shelby St
General Houserock
Oldest Indianapolis resident Jacob Seiberth dies at 91
Philip Jacob Seiberth born in Germany in 181, died in Indianapolis after four months confined to his room. Survived by eight grandchildren including Philip J Seiberth and Ra chel Seiberth. Funeral planned near Mount Vernon after his body leaves Indianapolis Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Jacob Seiberth
Indianapolis
Mr. Seiberth
Philip J. Seiberth
Jacob
Christopher
Fred
Mary
Rachel Seiberth
Senate Ave
Germany
United States
Martin
Mount Vernon
Ind
Philip Seiberth
Manual Training High School
Harvard
Seiberth
Evangelical Church
People’s Outfitting Co Incorporation in Indianapolis
The People’s Outfitting Co of Indianapolis capitalized at 100000 and incorporated with the secretary of state on Thursday. Directors named are Joseph Wineman Edward A Kahn Joseph L Newind and Jesse J Solomon. The firm was previously a partnership of these gentlemen with no business changes besides incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Outfitting Company
Indianapolis
Joseph Wineman
Edward A. Kahn
Joseph L. Newind
Jesse J. Solomon
Fourteen Die in Lincoln Hotel Fire in Chicago
A hotel fire at the Lincoln on Madison Street killed fourteen guests and injured ten as they fled to adjacent roofs. Victims include M M Handy and N K Wood among others from Wisconsin Indiana and Illinois. Coroner orders investigation as flames confined to upper floors and loss estimated under 34000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lincoln Hotel
Madison St
M. M. Handy
Janesville
Wis
N. K. Woood
Lebanon
Ind
Samuel L. Yocum
Davenport
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway
A. S. Haines
Fairmount
J. D. Mayer
Burlington
J. Sheppard
Fred. Wm. Hargraves
Edward Weber
Sheppard
Joseph Brown & Co
Traeger
Indianapolis to Elevate Tracks Abolishing Grade Crossings
A Sun exclusive reports Indianapolis plan to abolish grade crossings by elevating tracks. Railroads may submit to arbitration while city and Big Four adjust Chicago division entrances, with an era of elevated routes likely pending official announcement. Mayor Bookwalter declines comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Bookwalter
the Sun
Indiana Supreme Court
Daniels
Supreme Court
Union Station
Chicago
White River
St. Louis
FATHER ENDEAVOR CLARK TO VISIT IN INDIANAPOLIS
Christian endeavorers from nearby cities will greet Rev. Francis E. Clark of Boston president of the World's C E union on Friday. Clark has just returned from an eight month European tour and now leads a campaign to extend the society abroad. Accompanying him are Rev Clarence Eberman William Shaw and George B Graff. Programs include 3:30 p m conferences at Third Congregational Church and evening talks at Memorial Presbyterian Church. Local union arranges the visit expected to be a major event for endeavorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Daniels
Indianapolis Union Railway Company
Francis E. Clark
Boston
Presi
C. E. Union
Clark
Europe
Christian Endeavor
United States
Canada
Clarence Ki. Eberman
William Shaw
George B. Graff
The
United Safety
Dr. Clark
Stone piler loses job sparks Anderson offer
An Anderson paper notes Andy McDivitt loses his job at the stone pile and a local man there proposes to supply him with power or aid, described as a “tremendous lacking,” signaling a pivotal job-change moment in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy McDivitt
Stone Pile
Anderson
Jeweler J P Mullally Promotes Xmas Rings and Diamonds
J P Mullally jeweler at 2 Monument Place touts stylish rings and Xmas jewelry with prices described as proportionally low. He emphasizes a good selection of diamonds and festive pieces for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Mullally
DROPPED DEAD IN Indianapolis Office
William A. Bradshaw about 50 dropped dead in the office of Henry C. Smither at 330 S Pennsylvania Street at 11 a m He lived in Lebanon and was president of the American Canning Company He came to Indianapolis on business and fell ill while calling for a doctor He collapsed en route to his chair and died The body was sent to the city morgue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Bradshaw
Henry C. Smither
S. Pennsylvania St
Mr. Bradshaw
Lebanon
American Canning Company
Indianapolis
Mr. Smither
Runnels
Bradshaw
Lowry
Mummenhoff
Germany
Fletcher & Sharpe
Martinsville
Western Product Company
Expert Refractionist. Woodard 221 Massachusetts
Optical shop listing services by a refractive specialist at 221 Massachusetts Avenue. Mentions Bennett's for Christmas photos or buttons and general optical offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodard
Massachusetts
Bennett
Woman rides freight train bumpers after arrest dismissed
Police-judge Stubbs freed Mrs. Leona Tribey amid her claim that husband Samuel Tribey had her arrested for alleged drunkenness while she sought money to support herself. She testified she rode the freight train bumpers from Westville to Indianapolis on a thin wrapper after her clothes and money were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubbs
Leona Tribey
Samuel Tribey
Tribey
Westville
Indianapolis
Sam Carson Dead From Spider Bite In Los Angeles
The report states Sam Carson son of famed scout Kit Carson was killed by a spider bite in Los Angeles. The clipping also lists various advertisements and local business references such as New Pianos prices and horse feed products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Sam Carson
Kit Carson
Indianapolic commission merchant Mummenhoff commits suicide
Frank Mummenhoff a longtime commission merchant at Maryland st and Virginia ave lies dead at 1403 Park Ave. He cut his throat and left notes indicating his need to die due to business failure and alleged marital strife. His son Conrad Miller found the body with a chloroform bottle nearby and a pruning knife on the floor. Relations say drinking and trouble with his wife worsened after a failing business and a divorce suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mummenhoff
Parkave
Frank Mummenhoff, Jr
Conrad Miller
Mummenhoff
Mumuilininl
Maryland St
Virginia-ave
James L. Keach
Park Ave
Miller
Misamenhoff
Hey
Mummendorf
Mr. Keach
Mummenhofft
Mummenholt
Salem editor sues over pamphlet dispute in federal case
D A Jennings files $200000 against Eli Menaugh and others alleging conspiracy to drive him from Salem. Witness Asa Elliott testifies about pamphlets and a mob plan while Jennings plots to take the stand. Court details and defense praise mark a tense trial with many witnesses yet to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Elliott
Salem
W. V. Rooker
Jennings
Tom Smith
Tanyard
Cash Lindley
Elliott
Indiana Oil Now Up To $1.01 In Lima Region
In Toledo Ohio on December 4 Standard Oil announced a three cent price rise for oil in both east and west markets. North Lima reaches 1.06 while South Lima and Indiana hit 1.01 the highest in years. Other prices include Tiona 1.69 Penasylvania 1.45 Corning 1.28 Newcastle 1.20 Whitehouse 1.15 Somerset 1.06 North Lima 1.06 Soy Lima 1.01 Indiana 1.01.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
South Lima
Indiana
Standard Oil Company
North Lima
Tiona
Pensylvania
Corning
Newcast
Whitehouse
Somerset. Lacey
Soy Lima
Forecast for Indianapolis 36 hours ending Dec 5
Partly cloudy with possible snow flurries and colder temperatures. At 7 am the city read 30, at noon 32, by 2 pm rain or snow was expected in Indiana and nearby states. Municipal government study announced at Shortridge High School to examine city administration and mayoral position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Shortridge High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. Illinois St
Thomas E. Criss
Ema
Natronal Sealler
Joss
Jacob Seiberth
People's Ouifiiting CO
H. K. Wood
J. C. Yocum
F. L. Ewing
Marietta
A. B. Coon
Marengo
Ill
V. Slocum
Waconda
Tu. L
F. W.corey
Bucyrus
O. B
F. Boswell
Edward Toner
Milwaukee
Ward Lowe
Sechlersville
C. P. Cowan
R. C. Hamilton
J. Thomas
Rev. Francis&. Clark
Andy
Joseph
Goods
Newtes Claypool
Rank
Wiliam F. Kuhn
Broadway
Mummenhauis
Washington County
League
A. Jennings
Ing Eli Menaugh
Federal
Heidelberg
Trie
German University
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!