Indiana soldiers endure storm during camp drill at Fairview park
The Indiana regiments marching toward Broad Ripple faced a fierce storm and rising waters. Men pulled artillery pieces uphill through mud while blankets soaked, tents flooded, and many fell ill. Officials later praised the encampment's discipline but noted sickness and complaints about the risky outing.
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Broad Ripple
Mei
Ealing
Fairview Park
Litun Holows
Rockville
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Dick Miller
Weeds Cut Otherwise Arrests After Notice
Dr. Ferguson of the City board of health warns that all premises with growing weeds must be cleared immediately. Failure to cut weeds after notice will lead to arrests. Derk Deruiter, owner of a lot on N. Delaware, did not cut the weeds and was charged in police court on Wednesday.
Irate Witness Lectures Judge McCrey Court Costs $10
In a Metropolitan Life Insurance embezzlement case, Colin Campbell faced trial as Effie Culver and others from Sixth Christian Church filled the room. Edmund Williamson, a state witness and Arthur Jordan ice plant foreman, was fined $10 for contempt after delaying proceedings and insisting on leaving to attend to work.
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Colin Campbell
Metropolitan Fife Insurance Company
Sixth Christian Church
Effie Culver
Campbell
St. Louis
Supt
Trughes
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Edmund Williamson
Arthur Jordan
Tie
Norgy
Mecray
Williamson Them
Urudi
Williinson
Eno
Persities
Sater Boecess
Saloonkeeper Covington Charged in Indianapolis Case
In a police court case, Covington a saloonkeeper on Capitol Ave faced charges amid a tangle of associates including Crowley Stolp and a stranger known as Hy Stant. The trial concluded with Stolp bound over to the grand jury on bond, Crowley cleared, Covington fined for associating with bad characters, and lingering questions about attempted robbery and intoxication affecting witness availability.
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Covinnon
Vna
Capitel-ave
DL Crowley
William Stolp
Covington
Todiananotis
Tinianapolis
Siu
Ltaworth
O Brien
Capitol-iive
Strowley
Stolp
Waltgs
Crowler
Gatayetts Board of Trade
Hy Stant
Minnie Grayson
Capitol Ave
Crowley
II House
Staly
Reinhard
Grand Jury
Wallace
Indianapolis
S. East St
Patrolman Dismissed and Police Reorganization Noted
The Board of Safety dismissed Patrolman Luebking amid charges of intoxication and inefficiency after testimony by Supt. Colbert and sergeants. A vacancy was filled. Wags appointed a patrolman, while Jeremiah Holloran was ordered for medical exam and Russel joined the fire force as a substitute pending checkups. License Inspector Manning became a detective with a salary rise to 375. Fancy-marble mosaic.
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Luebking
Board of Safety
Colbert
Loebking
David Tancaster
Wags
Bunnel
Jeremiah Holloran
Judge appoints temporary receiver in Union Savings suit
A late afternoon ruling by Special Edge Trammond appointed a temporary receiver for the Union Savings and Loan Association amid claims of mismanagement and solvency concerns. Plaintiffs allege withdrawals and altered records. the defense objects to rushed action and lack of cross examination.
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Union National Sayings and Loan Association
Edge Trammond
Charles F. Griffin
Hammond
Noble
Alv
Coy
Matthews
Mir Noble
Minde Ty Woooa
Pickens
Samuel Morrison
Edo
Etdawit
Tle
Associa Aigin
Bie
Maui
Aleipont
Imehiner
Clavel Matthews
Young
Pick & Cox 10
Www
Rhorer
Sloamington
Imade
Cox
Chapin C. Foster
Sarquel Morrison
Jie
Attorney Pickens
8. K. Rhorer
Gov. Matthews
Adv
Weather Forecast for Indianapolis Area July 30
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the eight hours ending 3 p m July 30 shows cooler air by Wednesday night, with fair skies and increasing cloudiness and possible showers on Thursday. Temperatures reached 92 at noon and 95 at 2 p m.
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Indianapolis
McSorley’s Twins Opens at Park Theater Next Week
The Park theater announces the opening week feature McSorley’s Twins a farce comedy of the twentieth century with catchy songs scenic effects and striking costumes. Enhancements over the past two months promise a lively show with continuous crowds and engaging mechanical surprises.
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Park Theater
Sudden Indy wedding ends with license and carriage ride
In Indianapolis on a Tuesday afternoon George J. Shenehan of Chicago wed Louise Phillips in a hurried ceremony. Shenehan, a general agent for Bankers Insurance, arrived Friday and pressed for an immediate marriage witness. The couple plan a trip to the northern lakes then reside in Chicago. A witness was provided, and the knot was tied at Rev. Graham's church before a closing reception at the Grand hotel.
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N. Noblest
Shenehan
Bankers’ Insurance Company
St. Paul
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Chicago
Flo
Miss Phillips
Indianapolis
Philsline
Clarr
Tata
HS. Aldred
Bates
Graham
Episcopal Church
Chicwpea
Indiana university bids for new gymnasium set by trustees
Col rank Philips visits to observe Indiana encampment while the board of trustees meets at Denison hotel. bids for the new gymnasium are received but the contract is not yet set. a lawn social at Woodside M E church Saturday features music and a vocal concert. street railways: rails to be removed to clear waters near hellefontainest. several local arrests and incidents follow, including gambling cases, fornication charges, and a porch-lawn theft report amid storm warnings and rising White River reports.
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Rank Philips
Quartermaster-Geneal
Florida National Guard
Chas A
Indiana
Boar of Trustees
Indiana University
Denison
Woodsite
M. BE. Church
O'Brien
Trowbridgeuve
Union Soldiers’ Mutual League
Tron Hall
John Coburn
Daniel T Browtie
Hellefontainest
Board of Works
Jos. Fisher
Huron St
Forrest M. Blake
Columbia Club
W. A. Reed
Grand Jury
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Charles C. Frady
Colbert
Frady
William Dreier
Ada Polen
Vandalia
Illinois St
Dreier
California-st
Petahade
Herpick
Board’ of Works
Robt. Martindale
Lincoln Park
Oats Rise On Board of Trade Amid Crop Hopes
Grain-inspector Dunn reports an unprecedented oats crop, with rain after Tuesday boosting expectations. If harvest losses were avoided, prices might have stayed eight to ten cents higher. Rain Tuesday night damaged the crop, rotting oats in the field so harvesting may not be profitable. Dunn predicts a huge corn crop and cheaper prices than last year.
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Board of Trade
Dunn
Who Is Right Independent Club Claims O'Neil City Visit
Members of the Ninth Ward independent club say Mike O'Neil joined their organization and was in the city last Sunday when the club was formed. They report O'Neil received $3 to sign the statement printed in The Sun on Tuesday. John Greany offers $50 to O'Neil if he swears he is not a member and was not in the city at the time of organization.
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South Bend Company
Privateunston
Funston
White River
Davis
Hospital Corps
Devs
Catnip
Eeek
Quinius
Col. Wright
Indianapolis
Maj. Gags
Terre Haute
W. W. Robbins
Indiana National Guard
Ninth Ward Independent
Mike O’neil
O’nell
the Sun
John Greany
O'Neil
Goodbye to the Old State Ditch Ends Civil Service Run
The Board of Works briefly pronounces the final services for the old state ditch before mediators and city officials, marking the ditch's four-decade operation as concluded and its status deemed complete.
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Old State Ditch
Board of Works
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Mica Mga Company
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Washington State
Michigan-st
Coderate
Oseardrdy
Cinran Per Jeup
Ain
City Life
Weather Bureau
James Smith
Camp Comfort
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Tull
Moore
Marshall
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Noblesville
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Washington St. Bridge
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