Life on the Elevated Roads a Nightly City Tapestry
A New York June 1 report portraits the elevated train as a moving gallery of city life. Readers glimpse poverty, quarrels, a mother undressing a boy, a babe soothed by a Italian mother, workers at Macy's, and crowds at Fourteenth Street. The article traces shifts in passenger makeups from shoppers to beer drinkers to gamblers and dancers, ending with morning commuters and the day’s routine.
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New York
New York City
Park Place Station
L’? Road
Bleecker St
Rockaby
Macy’s
Fourteenth St
Fourteenth-st
Nathaniel Hatch
Lirs. Scofield
Twenty-fist-st
Sixth-ave
104Th-St. ‘Station
Italy
Lim Gorman
Benton
Banquet planned by Marion medical society for Indiana group
The Marion county medical society will banquet the Indiana society at the Denison Tuesday evening with over 300 guests expected. Toasts will be given by J. L. Thompson toastmaster and a list of dignitaries including Mayor C. A. Denny and doctors from Evansville Louisville Chicago and Wisbard. A committee of arrangements includes Dr. Cook Hays Stilson and Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion ‘County Medical Society
Indiana Society
Denison
J. L. ‘Thompson
C. A. Denny
S. H. Chariton
Seinour
Wir. W. Dawson
A. G. Porter
James McLeod
A. M.owen
Evansville
J. W. Riley
I. N. Love
M. N. Haines
James“. Matthews
W. T.belfield
Chicago
Joseph M. Matthews
Louisville
Dra
Cook,Hays, Wisbard
Stilson and Oliver
Morton Club Meeting Turns Into Personal Political Clash
The Morton club meet at Prafilin's hall Friday night devolved into a clash between Harrison and Gresham factions. President Potts urged reviewing the previous irregularities and suggested separate organization if a Gresham majority existed. Members admitted late applicants, discussed a Chicago visit, and agreed no candidate advocacy before nominations. A Gresham supporter noted the party’s peace driven by a two thirds majority.
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Morton Club
Sun
Prafilin’s
Lions and the Lambs
Potts
Chicago
Harrison
Gresham
Morton
Harrisonians
Western Writers Meet at Plymouth Church Fourth Annual Event
Beginning next Wednesday evening at Plymouth church the fourth annual meeting of the western association of writers continues through Thursday and Friday. The program features poems reading by Wu P Pirimimer Mamie S Baden Evangeline Stein James Newton Matthews and others with music directed by Mrs Lew Pailey. The president's address Thursday morning leads to afternoon contributions from John Augustine Wilstach Cyrus F McNutt E S Crosier and others. Evening readings include Riley Whitcomb Mathews Coulter Bates Thompson and more with music. Friday morning hosts further original contributions by Will Cumback Clarence A Buskirk and Mary A Catherwood among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Writers
Plymouth Church
Western Association of Writers
Wu. P. Pirimimer
Mamie
Paden
Evauiie Stein
James Newton Matthews
George Farr
Prof
Venerabli
Lew Pailey
Maurice Thompson
A. H. Harryman
Richard Lew Dawson
Mamie S. Paden
W. K. Foulke
Will Cumback
Clarence A. Buskirk
L. Thompson
D. F. Baldwin
Mary A. Catherwood
Benj. S. Parker
Training Teachers for Sunday-School Instructors
The Indianapolis Sunday-school association plans a formal class to train Sunday-school teachers. A committee led by Prof. W. W. Grant, Prof. G. Alford, Prof. M. A. Breed, G. W. Smith, and W. K. Eckert will direct the effort. A public meeting is set for Sunday at 4 at Second Presbyterian Church to outline plans and prep for a September class start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Sunday-school Association
W. W. Grant
G. Alford
Hehv
M. A. Breed
Boys’ Classical School
G. W. Smith
W. EK. Eckert
Second Presbyterian Church
Still Missing Benson from County Asylum
The old man Benson who escaped the county asylum Thursday is still unheard and feared to have killed himself. He had previously attempted death by his own hand on two occasions before his disappearance.
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Benson
Worthington
Washington
Rouwenville
Rochester
Oakland City
Angola
Steuben County
Willie Joiner
Evansville
John Burden
Marion
Bremer
Anderson
Tom
Donovan
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Janes Julian
Hazelton
Samuel Hensler
Shoals
al. Pointer
Staunton
Brazil
Macy Monitor
Qghio
Rising Sun
Thorntown
Indianapolis
Adam Gable
Armstrong Station
Hvansyville
Charles M. Johnson
Connersville
Geo. Bearer
Lorenzo Jackson
Israel Buel, Jr
Waldron
Chapman & Larrimore
Alvis Singler
John Lathan
Greencastle
Woods
Reziu Johnson, Jr
Ripley County
Elrod
Covington
Gobden
Montgomery County
Perry Gillam
Cora Starkey
W. W. Smith
Waynetown
Vincennes
L. B. Staley
Staley
W. S. Hoover
Seymour
Fred Ellis
Cordes Bros
W. N. McDonald
Prof
Tolbert
Great Murphy Temperance Meeting
Indiana
W. Lauderdale
W. P. Knight
W. H. Miller
W. A. Dunken
Carthage
T. ©. Fuller
Milan
H. B. Cook
Winchester
F. Dayliff
Paoli
E. Westman
Fowler
P. Catshall
Bristol
Martin
Somerville
A. Beyer
Hillsboro
H. Leibrandt
S. K. Rohrer
Bloomington
S. Myers
Cayuga
T. Webb
Glenn’s Valley
G. Stonebreaker
Alamo
M. Jones
Versailles
J. W. Toland
Frankton
É. D. Vansickle
Shelbyville
J. Goodman
New Brunswick
L. Dewees
Mooresville
G. W. Chapman
South Whitley
A. Mikel
Wakarusa
J. W. Parker
Liberty Mills
W. McBride
Midland
H. Clark
P. H. Hochstetter
Clay City
W. Aigan
G. W. Robinson
Crawfordsville
J. H. Anderson
Elkhart
S. Burnheimen
Hecla
S. Hendrickson
Knightsville
FE. Eckel
Attica
H. C. Powell
Knightstown
T. N. Russell
LaPorte
A. Shafer
Logansport
J. Davis
Hillsdale
R. King. Lagroy
J. J. Kussinaul
Huntington
D.M. Knight
Morgantown
F.M. Robison
Frankfort
G. 3B. Forman
Ewington
A. Wilchineir
I. H. Cash
Gosport
J. G. Schein
Batesville
J. M. Williams
Monterey
I. D. Felts
Eby
D. Eaton
Wabash
J. Quilt
Wolcottville
A. G. Heacock
Vernon
E. Shaddy
Rexville
T. J. Carney
Newberry
Baseball Notes Pointing to Record Chases and Series Hopes
Healy leads the lineup aiming to fool the giants this Saturday in New York as two games remain in the series. Clements eyes Kid Baldwin’s 20 straight games streak while Hines and Lesry shine in Friday’s fielding plays. Association results show Kansas City 8 Cleveland 6, Athletic 4 St Louis 2, Louisville 14 Baltimore 2, Brooklyn 8 Cincinnati 1.
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Healy
Giants
New York
Clements
Kid Baldwin
Hines
Lesry
Kansas City
Cleveland
Athletic
Sts. Louis
Louisville
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Boston
Hoosiers
Buckley
Pittsburg
Ower
Decker
Anson
Detroit
Phillies
Quakers
Chicago
Tadhlargten
Washington
Pillsburg
Titcomb
Morris
Indiana News Roundup of Crises and Pensions Across Towns
A broad Indiana wire reports personal crises and accidents across multiple counties. Drownings, suicides, arson, thefts, and injuries fill sections from Evansville to Seymour, with trains, court cases, and a flood of pension awards to numerous named residents and towns.
Pension Drawn Veteran Color Bearer Outruns Crowd
A veteran color bearer with a disability pension outran pursuing police and other riders after a Dec oration day cemetery visit. J. W. Ralph, a mechanical engineer, advertised a complete stock of engineers' supplies and agency for the Reedy elevator at 67 Ingalls block.
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J. W. Ralph
Reedy
Ingalls Block
School board notes and market prices in Greenstreet area
A Friday night school board meeting reviewed warrants totaling 817,964.09 drawn from special, library, and tuition funds with balances and overdraws reported. The board discussed German in schools, vacancies for library pages, and rising enrollment, while a separate notice described a local White Cap scare with a threatening letter to Frank Jones. The issue of elevated school obligations and building grounds plans was raised, and a market list of groceries and produce accompanied the business report.
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Frenzel
Sallie Morris
Rose Kelly
Greenstreet
California
New York
Americas
Limburg
Mammoth
Alaska
Timothy
Orchard
Atioga
Lion
Fador
Nine Wicked Rounds in Yonkers Bout Ends with Wrist Injury
Eugene Hornbacker and Larry Boylan fought nine rounds on a barge in Yonkers. Boylan broke his right wrist and quit after a hard bout. Hornbacker opened with a left-eye attack and won the first blood, with the middle rounds one sided in his favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jone
Eugenee Hornbacker
Larry Boylan
Yonkers
Boylan
Hornbacker
Hornebacker
AE MARRIED ANOTHER And is Sued for Breach of Promise
Frederick Mehler of Jersey City wooed Miss Bertha Rush for five years and planned to wed June 10. Miss Minnie Myers won his heart, they married last Friday, and a warrant was issued against Mehler for breach of promise. Bertha Rush will sue for heavy damages.
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New York
Frederick Mehler
Jersey City
Bertha Rush
Minnie Myers
Frederick
Budden
Mehler
Bertha
Thurman and Gray rivalry roils Democratic St Louis convention
Political maneuvering surrounds Thurman for vice president with Hearst backing California. Indiana’s Gray for VP gains momentum as Thurman denial and ticket chances hinge on nomination. St Louis gears for a Thurman boom with red bandana signals as Indiana delegates flood in amid roiling expectations.
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Tammany
Thurman
Hearst
California
Indiana Association
Washington
Isaac P. Gray
Henry Watterson
St. Louis
Thurmasi
Gray
Indiana
George Raines
Rochester
N. Y
Cleveland
Dougherty
New York
News From Abroad
Dom Pedro continues to brace for recovery while John Bright's convalescence remains slow. The pope will provide a key to his respite script. England promises France the bottled wine duty issue will be resolved. Emperor Trederick eats heartily and sleeps well, with signs he is getting better.
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Dom Pedro
John Bright
England
France
Emperor Trederick
Peck Funeral Notice and Dunn Birth Death Report
William Peck formerly of Indianapolis died in Newport Kentucky May 30 now at R H Churen South Arse Babay residence funeral notice to follow Annie Wright Dunn daughter of Dr Clansur Wright died in Chicago June 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UE. Peck
Newport
William Peck
Indianapolis
R. H. Churen
Dunn
Annie Wright Dunn
Clansur Wright
Chicago
Central Christian Church Services Notice
Regular services Sunday at 10 30 a m and 7 20 p m with Sunday school at 2 40 p m. Rev EH Gantz pastor. Officers meet at noon. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 45 p m. All are invited to attend.
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Central Chrisitan
Delaware
Chiists
EH. J. Gantz
Electric cure claim by Indiana firm targets sick with electricity
A Chicago Herald report promotes electricity as a universal cure, claiming eight years of paralysis for Senator Sawyer’s wife and six months of life preserved only by daily electricity. The letter from Pros C. G. McCoam & Co of Indianapolis urges doctors to adopt electric treatment for diseases from Bright’s to pneumonia, asserting ethical superiority and promising cures or their services if not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer
Illinois
Bright
St. Vilas
Indianapolis
C. G. McCoam & Co
Circle St
Indianapolia
Lightning Rip’s Clothes From Laborer at Exhibition
A rural agricultural worker survived a fierce lightning strike during a storm at an electrical exhibition. The bolt tore his smock, gaiters, trousers, and boots, leaving him unharmed aside from shock. A sales push touts discounted Fancy Balbrigtan wraps and drawers, half price while stock lasts.
Small notices invited for THE SUN office
Readers are asked to send brief notices that fit under the curves headings to THE SUN office at 73 Z. Christ. The call seeks concise community items ready for publication.
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Woa
SUN Office
Z. Christ
Classified notices format for the DHESUN publication
Public notice instructions list the headings Personal Medical For Rent Housen For Sate Rest Estate Wanted Miscellaneous For Sexie Miscilaneous Money to Loan Sor Exchange Lost and Found Business Changes B a meryal and Boarding with mailing and telephone contact details for submitting notices and free deadlines for non local residents.
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Ballaing
Ohio St
Classifieds fragment shows rental ads and equipment sales
A garbled classified page lists TV room rental offers in multiple locations, a large and small furnished room for gentlemen at 18 W Michgan, and a horse sale ad. It also mentions a 13s19 job press for sale, learn photography courses, and a summer school at Indianapolis Business University with low rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Business University
Wienblock
Npenn
Heo
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American Express
Louisville Southern
United States
Messengiers
Baltimore & Ohio Express
Woodard
Frank Jones
John St
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White Cap Association
Ind
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Jones
City Markets
Boylan and
Hornbacker the
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Chicago Herald
Warner
A. Crompton
Massachusetts Ave
Fairbanks
Siandard
Fairbanks & Co
South Meridian St
Pennsylvania
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