Aleuts Meet Seattle Wonder World in Alaska Exhibit Visit
A group of Aleut Inuit trappers en route to the St. Louis fair arrived in Seattle. They wear fur garments and will exchange skins for calleo before traveling on. Au Pak the otter hunter, famed for a 356 catch, comments on Seattle women and city sights while Au Ka Shee notes the electric light impresses them. He laments declining numbers and harder living as sea otter and seal game grow scarce.
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Seattle
Wash
Aleutian Islands
St. Louis Fair
Calleo
St. Loui
Alaska
Old Au Pak
Au-Ka-Bhee
Au-Ka-Shee
Ah Pak
National League of Republican Clubs to Meet in Indianapolis
The meeting aims for October in Indianapolis with an estimated 6090 to 8000 Republicans attending. Treasurer B Redding has been arranging details since Saturday. Organizers Maguire and others expect a large, vibrant convention with prominent Republicans and several cabinet members anticipated.
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National League of Republican Clubs
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
League of Republican Clubs
Connes
Sia B. Redding
League
Tomlinson
Charles W. Maguire
United States
Dollivar
Gov
Odell
New York
Walcott
Colorado
Platt
Massachusetts
Herrick
Ohio
Ceramograph Aids Lake Storm Warnings In Cleveland
Father Lodenbach cites ceramograph instrument at St Ignatius College providing 13 hour lead time before lake storms. Observers note 20 thunderstorm days in 193? with multiple events on same day. Firemen at headquarters witness parade. Chief Coots says first such parade in years, traffic limited on Massachusetts Ave. George Ross fined 25 dollars and costs and given 3 days in workhouse for third drunkenness charge.
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Cleveland, O
Reat Lakes
Frederick Iaudenbach
St Ignatius College
St. Ignatius
Father Lodenbach
Cleveland
Coots
Massachusetts Ave
George Ross
W. Washington Sr
Ross
Greek Man Mike Julianna Charged in Assault Case Continued
The case against Mike Julianna, a Greek, for assault with intent to kill was continued until Friday. Julianna was arrested Saturday night after a prolonged chase following an attempted car assault.
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Ghased
Mike Julianna
Julianna
Lost children at circus parade seek home help
Two small youngsters crying before Sergt. Corrizan after a circus parade in West Indianapolis pleaded they were lost and could not find home. Clarence Waldron, age five, claimed he thought Howard Ave. was home, while a girl named Miss Kline insisted she was not related to him and asked directions from the sergeant. Their reunions were aided by Officer Morgan as they each reached their respective residences. In St Louis, Charles J. Denny confessed to bribery related to a city lighting deal. sentence set for July 9. Denny, 25, a former member of the house of delegates, recently married.
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Sergt. Corrizan
Clarence Waldron
Howard Ave
Indianapolis
Kline
Bheyeleman Morgan
Confesa ST
Oakland
Cal
Con-gressman Metcalf
Roosevelt
George B. Cortelyau
Commerce and Labor
Yale
Congressman Payne
Local Notes Highlight Judge Trips and Court Deliberations
Coroner’s stenographer compiles two to three year death reports in a scrapbook. Mayor Haltaman returns from St Louis as George Lyon resumes hard work. Probate papers will be handled by Charles Shaw during Judge Merle Walker’s vacation. Building inspector reports hotel revival at the Occidental. works board to untangle the issue. Judges expect summer court activity but aim for lighter calendars. rulings due around mid month.
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Eircuit
Ames
Poe
Charles Shaw
Merle Walker Ta Tang
Roberts Park 10 Have Spire After 31 Years of Waiting
After 31 years Roberts Park church will have its spire finished. Original plans included a grand Neogrek era design but finances halted progress. Now prosperity prompts debate over ornamentation choices from plain dome to magnificent tower while costs range from 2000 to 40000 dollars.
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Roberts Park Church
Innes Band Enlarges Sounding Shell at Fairbank Park
Reconstruction work at Fairbank will enlarge the sounding shell for Innes band midsummer festival starting July 2. Carpenters begin doubling the shell while payshot is enlarged. expense is high as Innes rents the park for the week and plans a grand program including Wagner, Parsifal, and a “Trip through the World’s Fat.” Managers return from Cincinnati report on Indianapolis situation. additional nights and matinee are planned with symphonic and Russian music segments. Hotel keepers anticipate weeklong stay and seek city entertainment during the event.
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Fairbank
Innes
Cline
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Dla
Innes Haa
Beniden
Vines
Fair Bank
Metcalf Nominated For Secretary Of Commerce And Labor
Oakland residents rally behind Congressman Metcalf as a top candidate for the new secretary post. The profile praises his Yale background, lengthy House service on the Ways and Means Committee, and broad local ties. It notes a charming family and strong social connections guiding his prominence.
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Wews
Henry
Try
Iman
Hon
Wars and Means
To House
Metcalf
Annapolis
Vna
Race trouble at Oyster Bay shocks village barber shop scene
Intense racial tension erupts when Rev James T Gaskin, pastor of the African Methodist church, is refused service for shaving at David Newport's barber shop in Oyster Bay. Newport cites color as reason, sparking planned protest and a demand for public remedy. Local patrons witness the confrontation as a clash over dignity and race.
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David Newport
James T. Gaskin
P Tor
African Methodist Church
Newport
WADDELL LOOSE AGAIN AND A PARROT PREDICTS WINS
The report follows Doc Waddell traveling east from Indianapolis with Ted E Faust minstrels. Faust the talking parrot is said to foretell weather and track winners while predicting family additions. A sidewalk incident in Newport involves a clergyman and a shop proprietor, who allegedly used a policeman’s club, with tensions rising over a shaving demand.
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Doc Waddell
Indianapoiis
Bortork
India City
Inok
Ted E. Faust
Waddrll
Mr. Faust
Newport
Man Weeps After $1 Fine for Bicycle Injury Claim
In police court on Monday Sylvester Woods claimed not to be drunk and said he had only one glass of liquor. He admitted sustaining a bad cut from falling off a bicycle after an officer described the incident, and Judge Wharton fined Woods one dollar, with the defendant weeping openly at sentencing.
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Sylvester Woods
Woods
Perrat
Wharton
Cos
Charged With Highway Robbery Case in Police Court
William McGuyver was arrested by Patrolmen Bolan and Christ at 212 West Washington, accused of taking a gold watch from Doc Edwards in a highway robbery. He appeared in police court Monday and the case was continued.
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Willam McGuyver
Bolan
Christ
Charles Roser
W. Washington
Doc Edwards
Woman Charged With Prostitution In Fal reefourt Case
Marle Boyd a 114 Roa resident colored, faced a Falfeecourt charge of urban vice on Monday. Witnesses testified and described her as troublesome. she claimed she had luck with her church. She was fined and adjourned with caution to leave town by Thursday.
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Marle Boyd
Falleecourt
Thursdux
Sketch of Henry G. Davis as Democratic VP nominee
Henry G. Davis, named by Democrats for vice president, rose from a Virginia plantation supervisor to a railway brakeman then land speculator. He became a major rail investor and president of a line, with Elkins, West Virginia ties and a long Senate career. His unlikely ascent shapes West Virginia politics.
Death of Charles H. Fisher in Aberdeen Died Saturday
Charles H. Fisher brother of W. W. Fisher of this city died suddenly at Aberdeen 5 D at noon. The body will be taken to Greencastle Indiana where the funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon.
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Charles H. Fisher
Charter H. Fisher
W. W. Fisher
Aberdeen
Greencastle
Ind
Juda Parker Receives Telegrams of Congratulations
Telegrams pour in on Juda Parker with good wishes from family. His daughter Mrs Charles M. Hail in St. Louis reports she is well happy and having a good time sending congratulations.
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ESOPI
S. X
Juda Parker
Charles M. Hail
St. Louis
NANAPOLI8 Live Stock and Chicago Market Notes
Auction and market listings for cattle and hogs with ranges from common to prime, including steer and heifer categories. Chicago and Cincinnati livestock quotes, butter and eggs prices, and New York market conditions on grain and metals. Reports cover receipts, averages, and price directions for cattle hogs sheep and lambs across major U.S. markets.
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Chicago
Western
Cincinnati
Sir Lower
Felasa
Indianapolis Stock Exchange Wheat and Pork Prices
The report lists futures for July and September wheat with opening and closing figures, notes Cerner lower, oats lower, and pork provisions at $12.00 with a 2.85 difference and lard at $6.95. The text shows market activity in July and September contracts, with fluctuating opening and closing values across Wheat Oats and Pork.
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Chicago
Resiac
Rema
Ric
Cerner Lower
Omi
Shmsac
Sige
Clower
Drowned Men Do Not Return as River Tragedy Strikes
Two men William Trane and George Calloway drowned in White river near Riverside Indiana while wading Sunday night. Depth proved fatal. bodies not recovered. In a separate case Mildred Keen sues Horace and Cramer for 32000 on a failed promise of care and property recovery. Trial proceeds in circuit court.
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Linton
Ind
William Trane
George Calloway
White River
Riverside
Here
Mildred Keen
Horace Tf. Cramer
Man in Legal Trouble Over Mother-In-Law Dispute
Reuvens, alleged to be in trouble with his mother in law Mrs Everhart over care arrangements after Sanders wife died. Sanders was arrested and is on trial in Justice Bmock's court. Wife Ran Away. Elwood Kennedy seeks divorce, claiming his wife Ella N. ran away from him.
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Reuvens
Poungers
Coureg
Sanders
Elwood L. Kennedy
Ella N
Notice of license applications in Indianapolis wards
William Ke. Hinder advertises he will apply to Marion County Board of Commissioners at the August term 1914 for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption and pool table privileges. The business addresses are 45 West Maryland Street in Ward 12 and 305 West Washington Street in Ward 18, Center Township, Marion County, Indiana.
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Twelfth Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Maryland Street
Morris
Maryland and
West Streets
Indianapelle
Center Townamp
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Henry G. Davis
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Stephen B. Elkins
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American Central Lite Ins
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Brown-Ketcham Iron Rapid
Vo Capital National Bank
Centract Trov Company
Climax Cater & Bak. Pow. Co
Columbia
Wonal Bank
Az Consumers’ Gas Truat
D&m Co. Telephone
Federal Union Surety Co
Home Brewing Company
Indiana Hotel Company
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Indianapolia Abbatotr
Indpie & Martinsville RT
Indianapolis Fire Ins Co
Indianapoli Gas Company
Indpis
Eastern
Tadianapolis & Kaerern, Pd
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Indianapolis Street
Ae & Indpis
Traction & Terminal Ag Law
Marion Traal Company
National Bank
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Us Ranh Fertilizer
Pfd
Stearly Truce Company
Union
Natonal Bank
Union Traction
Eertsay
We Union Trust Company
No van Camp Hardware Co
Wasson
Wi Bonde
Broad Ripple
Citizens’ Street
de & Mad. Co
Indiana Hotel
Indiana Union Traction
Heaug Ind., Co. & Southern
Indianapolis & Enstern
Greenfield Rywry
Indianapolis Gas Co
Maetinaville R. T
Northern Traction
Sun Indianapolis Water Co
Kokomo Ry. & Light Co
Harry M. Evans
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