Prizes Offered for Knights of Pythias Encampment
A detailed list of prizes for Knights of Pythias lodges and storm rank at the Indianapolis encampment, including monetary awards up to 200 dollars, robes and hardware valued prizes, and additional awards for parade appearance, distance travelled, and proficiency in drill and inspection. The program for the brigade encampment runs from August 12 with receptions, parades, drills, and daily services through August 17.
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Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge Lding
Lodge
Inianapolis
Indiana
Ward-Stillson Company
London
Lass “A
Furste
Rere
Indiana Company
Indiana Counies
Indiana Attalion
Indiana Regiment
United States
Jonce Monahan
Biglen
Merrill E. Wilson
A. Battaion
Local Jottings: Market Hours, Meetings, and Plans
Brief city notes list altered market hours for Wednesday due to the Fourth of July, with 5:30 am to 12:30 pm. Church groups meet midweek at Broad way and Christchurch locations while a Fountain Square post office substation delays until September. Mentions a Capitol age flat project near Thirteenth street, a 40-day Yellowstone ride by Tom Shipp, stray torpedoes on streetcar rails, and a Milton sawmill proposal amid local prosperity.
Perjury Alleged in Haywood Case Sparks Courtroom Tensions
Boise July 2 appears certain the Haywood trial will trigger arrests for perjury of defense witnesses. Idaho prosecutors identified Bloor Schleppy among court observers as they followed leads through courthouse activity and a busy Fourth of July week in the city.
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Tain
William Haywood
Born after wheat cyclone wit ma says yelone struck
A fragmented report notes a wheat cyclone event with a quotation about a color or term misread as yellowone. Names, places, and precise details are unclear due to OCR errors. The readable fragment hints at a weather or agricultural incident affecting crops and local remarks.
Striking Line of Strike Talk at Monument Place Restaurant
A waitress ring leader led a threatened walkout at John Hopkins’ restaurant in Monument Place on Tuesday morning. She and two companions tried to deter customers and keep others from working after a dispute with the cashier. Officers Wilson and Golnisch intervened, guiding the women to go home as two more waitresses quit.
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John Hopkins
Monument Place
Bieyvere
Wilson
Golnisch
Trust Companies Prosperous In Indianapolis As Deposits Rise
Trust companies in Indianapolis report a very prosperous year with rising deposits across the sector. The German American Trust company raises savings rates to 4 percent amid growing demand for money, matching increases seen in Cleveland and New York. Total Indianapolis deposits are estimated to have grown by about 2.5 million dollars, with major banks like Indiana Trust Union Central Security and Farmers’ Trust all showing gains.
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Cleveland
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York
Indianapolis
Marton Trust Company
Indiana Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Central Trust Company
The
Security Trust Company
Farmers’ Trust Company
United States Weather Forecast Text Update
Fair weather continues with little temperature change tonight and Wednesday. Sunrise is 4 20, sunset 7 18, top noon 2 pm.
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United States
Jordon Dies of Pneumonia in Indianapolis
Louis P. Jordon, 28, a Washington Street traveling salesman for a Washington state firm, died at 436 Blakest Indianapolis after a week of illness from heart inflammation linked to pneumonia. Born October 22 1879 in Seymour Indiana, he moved to Washington and then Indianapolis. Survived by widow Margaret, mother Ellen, sisters Alice and Nellie, and brothers Thomas Harry Edward Frank Ames, with funeral at St Bridget's Church Thursday at 9 AM.
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Louis P. Jordon
Blakest
Mr. Jordan
Seymour, Ind
Washington, Ind
Margaret Cox
Indianapolis
Washington St
Jordan
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Traveler's Accident Associatioan
Columbia Relef Club
Margaret Jordon
Ellen Jordon
Alice
Nellie Jordon
Thomas
Harry
Edward
Frank
Ames Jordon
Edward Jordon
Terre Haute
St. Bridget’s Church
Father Curren
S J. Bridget's Church
Bellboy Frees Under Suspended Sentence
Albert Finley aged 19 a bellboy at the Grand hotel faced criminal court Tuesday for stealing a diamond stud from traveling salesman Fred C. Roseke. Judge Irvin sentenced him to 1 to 4 years but suspended the sentence due to his youth. W A Holt Grand hotel manager testified against him.
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Serene Lysle
Ivin
Criminal Court
Louisville
Albert Finley
Grand Hotel
Fred C. Roseke
Irvin
W. A. Holt
Bicycle theft leads to jail term for Earl Westler
Earl Westler was jailed ten days by Judge Tivin after a Tuesday bicycle theft. He reportedly stole a bike on Tuesday morning and sold it to John Thompson, a bicycle dealer on Massachusetts Avenue.
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Earl Westler
Tivin
Criminal Court
Westler
John Thompson
Massachusetts Ave
Mayor faces curb on Emrichsville bridge street car plan
Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter received a Tuesday letter from county commissioners denying street car tracks on the Emrichsville bridge over the White River. The decision contradicts the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company franchise and leaves Haughville residents eager for a cross-river line to Riverside Park. The bridge and stream commission reportedly approved the bridge for no streetcar traffic, and Bookwalter hinted at potential action in response.
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Emrichsville
White River
Haughville
Bismarck Ave
Riverside Park
Bridge and Stream Commission
Commercial Elize
Everyhady
Bookwalter
Man Pursues Baby at Lindell Home in Missouri Plan
Ed Crokhite, 40, went to Mrs. Lindell’s 1237 W Tirtieth with intent to take his eight month old child. He broke in, knocked Bertha Mischne, hit Mrs. Lindell, and was struck with a hoe handle. Officers found him four blocks away with the child. trio of Crokhite’s older kids were later brought to the city.
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Ed Crokhite
Bra Lindell
Lindell
Missouri
Augusta
Lieut. Sandmann
Ester
Charles
Forrest
State Tax Board in second session to run 12 days
The State Board of Tax Commissioners embarks on its second session and will meet for 12 days until July 13. Appeals from assessments reviewed in the first session will be heard, with all appeals needing filing by June 21.
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State Tax Board
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Woman Sues Over Car Incident For 10040 Damages
Anna Eppson files a superior court complaint against the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal company alleging she was thrown from a car and seriously injured. She seeks 10040 dollars in damages.
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Superior Court
Anna Eppson
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Sell your old traps by Inserting ten word advertisement in The Sun
Advertisement offers a ten word insertion in The Sun to sell old traps with a three day window priced at 16 cents.
Tarnished Midi unrest grows as soldiers mutiny in Larzec
Paris reports deepen the Midi revolt as Twelfth Infantry soldiers mutiny at Larzec. In Montpellier a court refuses temporary release for Marcelin Albert and other wine growers leaders. Crowds threaten to storm the prison but cooler heads avert violence.
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Larzec
Montpelier
Marcelin Albert
Indiana National Guard Camp Supplies Listed for Ft Benjamin Harrison
General order from Maj Gen W H McKee directs Indiana National Guard annual camp at Ft Benjamin Harrison July 16 to 26. Officers receive instructions on packs and gear including clothing tents mounts and no ammunition. Prescribed items include khaki coat and trousers two suits loggins flannel shirt blanket shelter half canteen haversack utensils underclothes socks sturdy shoes first aid kit white gloves towel and toilet items.
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W. H. McKee
Indiana National Guard
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Loggins
Matrimonial bureau case leads to jail release
Mrs Violet Meschinic was freed from county jail on Tuesday after arrest with her mother for running a matrimonial bureau in violation of postal laws. She had drawn a Nebraska man as a husband who posted 300 bail and funds for her trip to Iowa where he lives. The mother remains jailed. the daughter plans to secure her release once she reaches her husband. The bureau operated in Evansville.
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Violet Meschinic
Nebraska
Iowa
Evansville
Postoffices Settle Quarterly at Indianapolis
In Indiana all fourth class postoffices now settle quarterly at the Indianapolis postoffice. Postmasters settle after paying their own salaries and other office expenses. Three rooms furnished complete, worth 178 dollars, for 126 dollars at The People's Ounce.
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Indianapolis
People's Ou Ane
Condition of Cotton Reported By Government Bureau
The agricultural department bureau of statistics estimates the average condition of cotton on June 25 at 72.0 percent, up from 70.5 on May 25, 1907, with comparisons to 83.3 on June 3, 1908, 77.0 on the same date in 1905, and a ten year average of 83.2 percent.
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the Agricultural Department
Bliss Native Heros at 255 W. Wash St
Grant H. Clay M D dentist lists 14 years with New York Dental Company and now located at 108 N. Delaware street opposite Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis.
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Bliss Native Heros
W. Wash
Grant H. Clay
New York Dental Company
N. Delawarest
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Civil Service Seeks Deputy Collector and Clerks
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a competitive examination for the position of deputy collector, clerk, and storekeeper gauger in the sixth revenue district. Qualified applicants may apply through official channels and meet standard eligibility requirements.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Sixth Revenue District
Park View Sanatorium Treatment of Cancer and Diseases
Park View Sanatorium promotes treatment for cancer skin uterine and rectal diseases led by Dr L T Leach practicing in New York and California streets therapies offered and locations cited for patient care and referrals.
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L. T. Leach
New York and
California-sts
Oil King's Guard Holds the Fort at Rockefeller Home
U S marshals guard John D Rockefeller's Forest Hill summer home as authorities claim the magnate is inside. Deputy Chandler and Sgt Schwenter questioned staff and the keeper Pat Lynch vowed to die before anyone enters. Trains are watched for possible Rockefeller movement amid rumors of an escape by auto.
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Jones
Jens Hea
T Vnch
Lenin
Chandler
Frank FP. Schwenter
Forest Hill
Lynch
Secwenter
John D
Fntruder
Rockefeller
United States
Chicago
Rocker‘le
Cleveland
Forest Uit
Henkel Gives Up on Finding Rockefeller
U S Marshal Henkel reports failure in locating John D Rockefeller with federal aid in Massachusetts New Jersey New York and at several Rockefeller properties. Despite sightings on streets at Tarrytown and on private golf links with Father Lennon Rockefeller plans to depart for Cleveland early next week. Subpenas were served on Standard Oil officials Charles Pratt I Q Barstow and William Hutchinson.
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Scripps-MacRae
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Henkel
Milss
Pocantico Hills
Tarrytown
Lakewood
N. J
Rockefeller
Marshal Henkel
New York
Jersey City
Father Lennon
Church of Mary Magdalene
Cleveland
Standard Oil
Charles M. Pratt
I. Q. Barstow
William M. Hutchinson
Inspectors crackdown on meat and lard preservatives
State Board of Health inspectors in northern counties pursued cases against use of preservatives in meats and lards. John Owens led about 13 prosecutions in two weeks, with convictions in each case. Most were first offenses with a minimum fine of $19 and costs. Owens also tested 43 milk samples at Ballard skimming station Mulberry, finding 3 percent below standard.
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Ern
John Owens
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