Summer Social Events and Weddings Invites
A string of social calendar items lists engagements and June weddings in multiple families. Invitations have been issued for weddings including Miss Bes in Margaret Anderson to Charles Irvin Moss, Miss Anna Haruin to Dr J Benjamin Robertson, and others at homes and churches across the city with ceremonies set for mid to late June.
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J. C. Anderson
Irvington
Miss Bes~ Sin Margaret Anderson
Charles Irvin Moss
George Dwyer
Anna Haruien
J. Benjamin Robertson
Alabama St
Charles E. Blankenship
Patola
Nellie Mudge Blankenship
Albert James Burl
the Juride
Frank T. McQuiddy
Iuette Allee MacDaniel
Donald Seymour Morris
Centralave
Ruth Hann
William A. Carson
Reesie Rubush
Bellefontainest
Muate
Rev
Myr. Sword
Bard
Wyman
Leah Dregé
Blanca Borden
Anna Hogan
Jutta Beard
Malley
Howard
J. E. Robertson
Enchanting June Brides Highlight Indianapotts Society
Society notes spotlight Gail Edwin Mason and her fiancé J Rent Uris from a real estate firm as they prepare for a summer wedding at Central Ave Mt. 2B church. Also cited are Rose Foster Knefer and Edgar Joseph son planning a June 26 home ceremony in New York, plus a busy social calendar with gatherings, travel plans, and church choir events across Indianapolis.
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Dune
Rose Foster Knefer
Edgar Josephson
New York
N. Mevidlan St
Gag O'Clock
Sullivan county Republicans nominate ticket after speech
At the Neem 104 Sullivan Inn on June 11 the Sullivan county Republicans nominated a full ticket after Governor Ecce Hanty spoke. The candidates include representative aspirant Captain E R Springer auditor Charles B Bolinger treasurer John W Cooper clerk Charles J Ne recorder Harrison Cochran sheriff Marion F P Walters coroner Dr B Coulson surveyor John Bosinger possessor A D Johnongon and commissioners Shelby Bolinger and John Harrison.
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Neem
Sullivan, Inn
Tre
Sullivan County
Ecce Hanty
E.R. Springer
Charles B. Bolinger
John W. Cooper
Charles J ¥Ne
Harrison Cochran
Marion FP. Walters
B. ¥. Coulson
John Bosinger
Crawford Fairbanks III Sails From Terre Haute to Martinsville
Special to the Son reports Crawford Fairbanks of Terre Haute visiting Martinsville to seek relief from rheumatism. The subject is noted as a millionaire brewer from Terre Haute.
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Crawford Fairbanks III
Martinsvile
Tid
Crawford Fairbanks
Terre Haute
Smattarfum
Knott Engine Tested By Safety Board In City Test
A Knott engine recently purchased by the Board of Safety was tested Saturday afternoon on E New York street near fire headquarters. Board members and representatives of the national board of underwriters attended the test in the city.
Architect Stiles sues Board of Trade for damages
Clarence J. Stiles sues the Indianapolis Board of Trade for 16000 alleging unfair practices in awarding the new Board of Trade building contract. The defense replies to interrogatories by Alber, Baker, Hawkins and Chambers denying key facts and accusing Brubaker & Eldredge of undue influence via Hawkins’s son-in-law. A related item notes a macaroni factory explosion above Scripps-McRae in Chicago, injuring two girls in nearby buildings.
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Clarence J. Stiles
Indianapolis Board of ‘Trade
Board of Trade
New
Tn Befense
Alber, Baker
H. QW. Hawkins
Smiley N. Chambers
Gurt
George Young
Plainart
Young
Brunaker & Eldredge
Stiles
Scrippe-McHae Preas Association
Chicago
Frank Bartholomew J
Ne | Wentelde
Bartholomew
Officers Elected by Congress of Religions
The Sun Chicago reports the Congress of Religions elected officers: press ent Hiram W. Thompson of Chicago as first vice president, Emil G Hirsch as second vice president, Jenkin Clay Jones and others including R Meher Newton New York ET Powell New York Charles Faris Boston Daniel Evans Cambridge Mass Joseph Koot Philadelphia Claude Montefiore Lennon Eng David Starr Jordan Leland Stanford University and Charlee B Yping London Fay as general secretary Rev. Crns a Osborne as treasurer Lee Fox Chicago.
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the Sun
Chicago
Congress of Reeligions
Pressent
Hiram W. Thompson
Emil G Hirsch
Jenkin Clay- Jones
R. Meher Newton
New York
ET. Powell
Charles Faris
Bosrin
Daniel Evans
Cambridge
Mass
Joseph Koot
Philadelphia
Claude Montefiore
Lennon
Fng
David Starr
Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Charlee B. Yping
London
Fay
Crrnsa
Osborne
Lee Fox
Chicazu
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer on June 10 1305
Forecast in 1305 reads doubtful but noting birthdates may bring trouble and new friendships. Young women could wed. a child born that day may gain friends. For June 11 2006 favorable until 2 pm. then birth day prompts prosperity. A 1906 child may excel and earn quickly. two boys drown near Pond Tun with Wallace Wilson aged 8 and Bennie Stephens aged 10.
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Indianapolis
Chicago Express
Indianapolia Stally
Bernice and
Cole
Fort Wayne
Englewond
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Englewodd
Union Station
New Duly
Indianapolis Midniight
Lion Station
Southern Express
Englewood
Cornerlinois
Washington Sts
Union
W. W. Richardson
A. G
Neatly Listed Items Include Shirts, Face Powder and Soap
Fragmentary OCR lists apparel and cosmetics including negleger shirts in plain bos oms, Pinaud's face powder in compact form, and Buttermilk soap cakes. Readable items mention pale colors, ground notes, and a rough inventory without clear context or prices.
Train Fatality Claims Young Man
A 22 year old named Harry Hatson was killed yesterday while attempting to evade a Vandalia train to beat his way out of the city. Special to Sum TEER MACTE reports the incident occurred near the tracks with no witnesses. Police said no other injuries were reported and the investigation is pending.
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Harry Hatson
Avenging Brother Accused of Killing Holy Roller Leader
In Seattle a 24 year old George Mitchell faces murder charges for killing Edmund Cremon, Oregon Holy Rollers leader, amid city unrest. Prosecution seeks the death penalty, while public sympathy shifts toward the condemned youth and his family.
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Holy Roller
Sreeial
the Sun
Seattle
Wash
George Mitchell
Edmund Cremon
Oregon
Famaia
Mitchell
Young Mitchell
Refit
Mitchell J
Cor Nats
Ereflrtd
Mitchell Scandal Ties Sisters to Corvallis Camp
The account alleges Mitchell ruined Esther and manipulated others to gather supporters in Corvallis. It claims he fled with stock after a failed scheme and that two of his sisters Mrs. B. Stare and Esther Mitchell were drawn into a camp known as the Holy Rollers during a visit about two years ago.
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Edmond Mitel
Fortlied
Mom
Tate
Gacrhel
Init
Ner Hutt
Earth
Hsther Atitchell
Arab
Ty Jouka
T'Rethela
Bnei
Saul Quays
Acre
Goset
Severak
Holy Rollers
Giels
Mitchell Hinteen
Dre. Kell
Sreffield
Hie Associates Ta Sieane
Afichelt
Esther
Corvallis
Lerefield
Mitchell
Mrs. B. Stare
Esther Mitchell
Tax Board Meeting to Hear Railroad and Telegraph Assessments
Gey J. Frank Hanly announced the State Board of Tax Commissioners will convene for three days starting Monday at the auditor's office to hear statements on property assessments for steam railroad electric railway telegraph telephone express sleeping car transportation and pipeline companies.
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Gey J. Frank Hanly
State Board of
Tas Commawon“erg
Suttee
Mondas
Officers of Dancers elect leaders at Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne International Association of Masters Dancing announces officers led by President N. T Kaserman of Cleveland. Vice presidents include B J Condrey Gawego N J H Tample Johnstown Guy Prior Youngstown and Biles Wella Milwaukee. Treasurer J F Condley Auburn trustee list names Gephart Lansing Scott Patland Nella Crock Holyoke Dutly Detroit and principal Harry W Trimp St Louis.
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Apm
Fort Wayne
Ind
International Association of Masters
N.T Kaserman
Cleveland
B. J. Condrey
Gawego
H. Tample
Johnstown
Guy Prior
Youngstown
Biles
Wella
Milwaukee
Wis
Aecrointy
George Lovely
Springfield
J. F. Condley
Auburn
William Gephart
Lansing
Mich
F. W. Scott
Patland
Alex Nella Crock
Mainsatton
P. H. Kelly
Holyoke
Mass
O. Dutly
Detroit
Harry W. 0. Trimp
St. Louis
Lincoln League Bulletin A Republican Campaign Paper
A new weekly Lincoln League Bulletin will debut in July to inform Indiana voters about the Republican campaign. John F. Wood serves as president and manager with secretary treasurer Ho Ocurtohan. The four page paper will cover campaign events, endorse state candidates, and remain in print beyond the year’s end.
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Lincoln League Bulletin
Republican Party
Lé Pages
Stinle
John F. Wood
Ho Ocurtohans
Wood-Wesger Company
E. Whiest
Lincoln
Lincolntage
Indiana
Indiana Strike Settled After Joint Scale Agreement Reached
TERRE HAUTE Ind June 9 The Indiana strike ended yesterday afternoon when the joint scale committee of the union and miners voted unanimously. Work will be resumed at once. The agreement runs for 180 years and mirrors the main points of the 19% accord with provincial changes in mining conditions. Wages rise 3.85 per ton of coal, petty attrition rules amended, and car quitting times at some mines eliminated. Local disputes will be settled without closing mines.
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Sux
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Cal
Hardesty Seeks 5000 Damages Over Alleged Abduction
Marion Ind June 5 George Hardesty filed a suit against Sylvester Bond for 5000 damages claiming Bond enticed away his wife Myrtle Hardesty and concealed her. Bond a well known bu at man and active in the Friends church, reportedly married. Hardesty said Bond is in Oregon looking after minor interests.
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Apesren Ee
Ones
Marion
Ind
George Hardesty
Sylvester Bond
Hardesty
Bond
Myrtle Hardesty
Anda
Friends’ Church
Oregon
Minios
Boy Killed by Live Wire in Terre Haute Incident
In Terre Haute Indiana Roy Cramer aged 12 died after grabbing a downed live wire yesterday causing fatal electrocution. A sibling reported the boy touched the wire while playing near the scene.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Roy Cramer
Bia Handy
Founding Echoes Highlight Friday Chapel History
At St Pause Episcopal Church a Friday night meeting revisited early days of the parish with eight members sharing memories. A Jonre, a founder now senior warden, recounted the congregation’s origin while praising pioneering workers and noting the church’s role as a place for scripture without political influence.
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Paul
Chures
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