Shriners Plan New Egyptian Temple in Indianapolis
The Murat temple plans a $250000 Egyptian style temple at Michigan and New Jersey streets. Architects D A Bohlen and Son work on plans as drawings and specs are prepared for the building committee this week. Site bought for $27000 from the Indianapolis Masonic Temple association. The four story, 112 by 150 foot building will be the finest of its kind in the country, with construction to start next fall.
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Murat
Murat Temple Association
Indianapolis Sun
Indianapolis
Indiana
Marion County
James McNulty
Common Council
James Mnulty
Lonely Witt Won Away Lays Suit for Damages
Charles H. Scott, traveling man, files in circuit court alleging A C Curtis alienated his wife Mrs Scott from him. Scott seeks 25000 dollars claiming Curtis pursued the woman during the husband’s absence, taking her to amusements and drawing her away from home.
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Charles H. Scott
A. C. Curtis
Jugial Institute Plans Outdoor Summer Classes
The Indianapolis Social Institute will start outdoor summer sessions this Friday and run until early September. Programs include sociology readings, Maeterlinck and Shakespeare, with basket luncheons and evening games at Brookside park. Classes meet Fridays at Mrs. Andrews home and Mondays at Mrs. Townsend home after the institute moved to 222 N. Meridian Street.
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Indianapolis Social Institute
E. C. Andrews
Tacoma Avenue
Maeterlinck
Shakespere
Brookside Park
Pleasure Guild
S. A. Townsend
Alabama Street
Meridian Street
Replevin Suit Over Body Value At One Hundred Dollars
Henry Logan, a negro, valued his dead son James Logan at 100 dollars and posted 200 dollars bond in a replevin case to gain possession of the body. He moved the corpse to Ohio for burial after it was found at Shelton and Willis morgue. James died at City hospital and Logan sought delivery via George W. Frierson and company but was refused. In Justice Holmes' court Shelton and Willis later received 20 from Logan and paid costs. Young Logan, held on a loitering charge in county jail, contracted pneumonia.
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James Logan
Ohio
Father
Shelton
Willis
George W. Frierson
Will
Holmes
Logan
Young Logan
City car service junction lines listed for subscription
Eight principal city car service lines including College Ave Broad Ripple East Tenth Street Central Ave Alabama Columbia Brookside and Brightwood cars. Subscriptions start July 7 at Union Trust Co 116 118 East Market St or Security Trust Co 148 East Market St. For more details contact Marott Department Store Co at 342 358 Massachusetts Ave or George J Marott 26 28 East Washington St.
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Marott Department Store Co
Union Trust Company of
Indianapolis
Security Trust Company of
City
College Ave
Broad Ripple
East Tenth St
Central Ave
Alabama St
Columbia Ave
Brookside Ave
Brightwood
Union Trust Company
East Market St
Security Trust Company
E. Market St
Marott Department Store Company
Massachusetts Avenue
George J. Marott
East Washington Street
Building Ab Wide as Lot Causes Row
Contractor Buckley faced a quarrel over placing a 40 foot wide dwelling on a 40 foot lot at 2150 Talbott avenue. Acting Police Judge Wilkison fined Buckley ten dollars plus costs after finding he and workers repeatedly crossed onto Parker Lee's ground. Lee claimed the house would intrude on his property and Buckley asserted the width was permissible. The judge refused to rule on the fence line, focusing only on trespass.
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Parker Lee
Talbott Avenue
Wilkison
Buckley
Lee
Jurqh Munday Quits Jury After Lecture
John Munday of Decatur township was drawn for petit jury duty in criminal court but will not serve. Judge Pritchard excused him, citing pressing farm business. It was indicated the court requested his resignation after a brief conference on his conduct since being drawn.
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John Munday
Decatur Township
Pritchard
Wells Seeks Divorce Naming Co-Respondent
Lilian S. Wells files for divorce from John S. Wells alleging infidelity and names a co respondent. She accuses him of striking choking and using vile insults toward her.
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Lilian S. Wells
John S. Wells
The Wagon Market for Feed Grains and Timothies
The listing from RY Rouse Brox shows corn at unspecified price per ton, shelled oats at 9 to 10 dollars per ton, Timothy hay from 9 to 12 dollars per ton, based Timothy No 1 at 310 dollars and 12 dollars, No 2 Timothy 9 to 10 dollars, Old Clover 8 to 9 dollars, and New Clover 5 to 66 dollars per ton.
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RY Rouse Brox
Kentucky Ave
Death of J A Goff due to brain congestion at Princeton hotel
Deputy Coroner Dr Edwin S Knox investigated the Brown s Valley man J A Goff found unconscious at the Princeton hotel Saturday night. The death certificate lists congestion of the brain as the cause and notes Goff died Tuesday.
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Goff
Edwin S. Knox
Princeton Hotel
Mooney and Son Sail for Ireland from New York
William J. Mooney president of the Board of Trade departed Indianapolis for New York on Wednesday to sail for Ireland. He is accompanied by his son William Mooney Jr.
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William J. Mooney
Board of Trade
Indianapolis
New York
Ireland
Mr. Mooney
William Mooney, Jr
City Record for a Day: Births Marriages and Diagnoses
A daily civic record lists numerous births with parents and addresses including Thompson and Sucher families and many others across Indianapolis areas. Health notes list diagnoses such as renal calculus tuberculosis and pneumonia for residents. several births and marriages are recorded with partner names and locations.
Harmony Lifts Bleeding Winger Plan At Democratic Convention
Conferees craft a compromise to unite Ohio and Missouri factions over Cleveland indebted to Bryan. Parker and Sheehan resist yet yield after Francis urges harmony. A Nebraskan will present Bryan’s draft resolutions with Parker’s speech to read them, while Cleveland’s eulogy is prepared, aiming to avert floor clashes and cement unity.
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Missourian
Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Francis
Parker
Sheehan
Bryan
Cleveland Friends
Cleveland
Indianapolis Produce Egg and Poultry Prices
Fresh eggs lic. BUTTER Country 4c Turkeys 10c Duck live 6c Geese 5c Hens 4c POULTRY headline notes price list from Indianapolis Produce Exchange with brief itemized poultry and dairy terms.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Produce Exchange
Heat Wave Lifts as New York Records Drop
After two weeks of extreme heat, New York cools as temperatures fall. The last 24 hours saw 16 deaths and nearly 100 people prostrated, with the 7 pm reading showing a two degree decrease from yesterday's peak. Health officials warn condition may ease but urge continued caution.
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New York
Notice to Contractors for Indianapolis School Work 1908
Sealed proposals due July 14 1908 to the Board of School Commissioners Indianapolis for alterations and additions at Public Schools Nos 2 and 6 and boiler lowering at No 2. Bids on blanks with $100 certified check. Bonds required if bid accepted, otherwise funds retained as liquidated damages. Right to reject any or all bids reserved.
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Board of School Commissioners
City of
Indianapolis
North Meridian Street
Twenty-first Street
College Avenue
Chas. H. Byfield
Board of
School Commissioners
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