Soldier Lovina Streight, nurse to Union, dies at 72
Indpls widow Lovina Streight mother of the Fifty first Epstlane regiment dies at 1421 E Washington St after a long Civil War service admired as Northern Angel by Southern captives. Funeral honors led by General A D Streight Circle 16 with guard of honor and taps. Services at 2 pm with Rev A S Clutton officiating.
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United States
Lovina Streight
Epstlane Regiment
Clutton
Tuxedo Park Baptist Church
A. D. Streight
Indianapolis
New York
Death dealing car hits another man in city
Bert Cox, 21, was struck by a Fort Benjam in Harrison car no 222 at Michigan street and Massachusetts avenue Sunday and taken to St. Vincent's hospital. This is the same location where a Dr W E Ries was killed months ago. Cox will recover with scalp wounds and a dislocated right arm.
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Bert Cox
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Michigan
Massachusetts Avenue
St. Vincent’s Hospital
W. Eries
Cox
Alleged Thief of Revolvers Arrested
John Ray alias John Mills was captured by detectives Dawson and Duncan at the Acme Milling company Monday after a ten day search. He was turned over to Roy Bendure chief of police in Decatur Illinois where he is wanted for the theft of 25 revolvers. It was found Ray was receiving mail from a girl in Decatur under the name Hills.
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Buell
Boyle
Louisville
Acme Milling Company
Étectives
Dawson
Duncan
Roy Bendure
Decatur
Mil
Ray
Hiflls
Noblesville Booster Club Forms In Town Details
Special report from Noblesville Indiana notes a booster club forming with about 100 local businessmen signaling intent to join. Meeting set for Tuesday to organize a larger plan to promote town improvements and growth.
Ported to police over stolen May 13 account at Marion Hist
John Hunter of 419 North Capitol Avenue reports a theft of a pees book from an account at Marion Hist Company. He says funds have been drawn against the account since the theft on May 13.
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John
Former Sergeant of Police Is Dead
James Wilson aged 68 died early Monday in his room at 329144 E Court street after a three month illness linked to injuries from a stair fall and heart trouble. A former Indianapolis police sergeant appointed 1883, he left the force about twelve years ago after thirteen years service and later worked as special policeman and night watchman. He came to Indianapolis in 1866 from North Carolina and served in the Confederate army. Survived by three children and a brother William, his body was taken to the city morgue then to his son John F Wilsons home for the funeral at 435 E Louisiana street.
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James Wilson
E. Court Street
Wilson
Hyland
Masonic Temple
Illinois
Michigan
Indianapolis
North Carolina
William Wilson
Simon
Glenn
John F. Wilson
Louisiana Street
Protests Against Big Hats In Church Plea From Pastor
Reverend H C Clippinger of Edwin Ray M E church urged women to leave large hats at home during summer to boost attendance, blaming extravagant headwear for fewer men in services. Congregants expressed willingness to comply. He preached Home Battlements and criticized mothers for boys' waywardness, citing Wright brothers who avoid Sunday flights.
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H. C. Clippinger
Edwin Ray M. E
Clippinger
Wright Brothers
Sundar
Indiana Bar Association to Hold 14th Annual Meeting
The Indiana State Bar Association will meet at the Indianapolis Country Club on July 6 and 7 with hundreds of lawyers from across the state. Principal speaker Frederick J. Stinson of Boston will discuss The Test of Legality in Combinations Labor and Capital. Other speakers include John T. Dye Gifford Cunningham and Conrad Wolfe with receptions, a banquet, and officer elections planned.
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Indiana State Bar Association
Indianapolis Country Club
Frederick J. Stinson
Boston
Mass
John T. Dye
G. H. Gifford
Tipton
George Cunningham
Evansville
Mr. Stimson
Conrad Wolfe
Kokomo
Indiana
C. W. Smith
Indianapolis
Denison Hotel
Plans Card Party for Typographical Union Fund
The Woman's Auxiliary of Typographical Union No 1 plans a card party on Thursday evening June 9 at the I O O F hall at Hamilton Avenue and Washington Street to raise funds for sending a delegate to the national convention in Minneapolis.
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Woman's Auxiliary of Typographical Union No. 1
Minneapolis
Hamilton Avenue
Washington Street
Hagerman Wins In Race With Lookout
A Sunday raid at 548 Indiana avenue led by Sergt. Hagerman chasing a lookout for a craps game run by John Wilson. Hagerman, with Rowland Quigley and bicycle officers Hartseil and Glenn, captured 22 men. four escaped by scaling to a neighboring building. The pool table had $21 at stake.
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Indiana Avenue
Sergt. Hagerman
John Wilson
Peck seeks to open Valley Paper books in federal suit
David F. Peck of the Elkhart County Trust company filed a federal suit demanding possession of Valley Paper company books. The company recently placed in receivership. Peck says he demanded the books from George Manning president and Jacob Goldberg treasurer, but they refused to relinquish them.
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David F. Peck
Elkhart County Trust Company
Valley Paper Company
Elkhart
Eilhart Trust Company
Peck
George Manning
Jacob Goldberg
Strawberries triggers assault by Koelling brothers
Envious of a nearby picker's larger berries, Fred Koelling, 17, and his brother Walter, 14, knocked down a girl and grabbed her basket in Brightwood. The girl cried out, the father pursued, and the youths were held at No 21 engine house and charged with assault and batter. The brothers live at 2504 Brookside Avenue.
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Fred Koelling
Walter
Engine House
Brightwood
Atkins
Koellings
Brookside Avenue
City Police Enduring Night Of Street Fights
Slavs Frank Turk and Frank Novenk fought near Turk's Haugh street home with Turk stabbed and hospitalized. Ivory Barron and Charles Barron clashed with Harry Coy, leaving Coy brain concussion. Four men arrested at Barron home as broader melee drew 300 onlookers. additional arrests followed for domestic assault and street brawls involving John Bell and Leslie Ford. Continuous police response highlights a violent weekend in the city.
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Frank Turk
Haugh Street
Frank Novenk
Turk
Jerry Stenfel
Novénk
Novenk
Harry Coy
Martindale Avenue
Ivory
Charles Barron
William Barron
Barron
City Hospital
Takes First Plunge at Bathing Beach
Harry Stacy was the first swimmer at Riverside bathing beach's official opening on Sunday. Nearly 100 others followed after his plunge, as chilly weather delayed the opening and Myers' Military band performed afternoon and evening. Frank Stanton, former Atlantic City lifeguard, did a 50 foot high dive and drew applause. Next week features The Sensational Smithson on a bicycle gap leap and Capt. Hyman's life saving dogs.
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Harry Stacy
Liberty Street
Riverside Bathing Beach
Myers
Frank Stanton
Atlantic City
Smithson
Hyman
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