There Is Not A Boom What Architects Say Of Booms
Indianapolis architects surveyed in June report fair activity with no real building boom. Only Mansur and McKee blocks and a Meridian Street residence under construction, many small homes in suburbs. Speakers warn against sensational boom talk, urging steady growth and noting gas expansion may spur future demand.
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Indianapolis
Mansur
McKee
N. Meridian St
Anderson
Greencastle
Lafayette
Hue
Richmond Embezzlement Suspect and Rail Robbery Notes
A roundup of Indiana notices includes John Cadthurst's arrest in Richmond for alleged embezzlement of 55, tramps in Richmond, a Glenn Miller rendezvous, and diverse local incidents. Reports mention gas wells, a proposed hospital in Richmond, indictments, and a lively crime and crime prevention scene across Seymour, Columbus, and Peru with robberies, stabbings, and jailbreaks.
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Valparaiso
Madison
la Porte
Hunteville
Richmond
John Cadthurst
Glenn Miller
James P. Applegate
New Albany Ledger
Floyd
Jefferson and
Clark
Kosciusko
Wabash
B. F. Clemens
Harrison
Hendricks Club
Vine Clements
Sedley
U. S
Porter County
Seymour
Shelbyville
Landerman
Portland
J. C. Cole
Kerry Moore
Joseph McClellan
McClellan
Cole
C. R. Williams
Peru
Wy. Brinzing
John Kephart
Butler
Brinning
Connor
Boyer
White County
Columbus
Lowell
Here
State Convention of Catholic Total
St. Charles Church
Meiesner
Father Wickman
Anderson
Geo. P. Butler
Indianapolis
Indiana
W. R. Johnson
Bogestown
J. O. Havans
Marion
J. M. McIntosh
Brownsville
M. Wabl
Crown Point
S. J. Sandrews
State Line
W. Bai~ Jey
Bryantsville
W. G. Gardner
Rome
M. L. Hart
Lexington
W. Butrick
Elkhart
J. G. Martin
Med
E. Edwards
H. C. Lemon
Rising Sun
J. Frick
Evansville
W. Bailey
N. Jackson
Palmyra
D. Dick
Muncie
J. Heye
T. S. Adams
Pleasant
Ex Bandit Frank James Seen in Town En Route to Cincinnati
An Ex Bandit in Town reports Frank James passing through the city Tuesday on his way to Cincinnati after becoming a Knight of Pythias. He stopped at the depot lunch stand where many boys gathered, their hair standing with admiration as they watched him.
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Frank James
Cincinnati
Pythias
Depot
Battle Looming As Gresham Force Eyes Nominee
Chicago dispatch describes a free for all GOP convention prelude with Harrison, Blaine, Gresham, and Alger factions jockeying for votes. Key players Gen. Powell Clayton Col. A. L. Conger Cyrug Leland arrive to finalize plans. Text highlights 8150 seats, Peck's decorative shield, and predictions on Sherman Alger McKinley Blaine and Porter as potential rise options.
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Chicago
Harrison
Indiana
Blaine
Benjamin
Gresham
Illinois
Ciy
Herald
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
Col
A. L. Conger
Akron
Ohio
Cyrug Leland
Kansas
Clarkson
Gen. Alexander
Milward Adams
Ford Peck
Peck
St. Louis
John
Sherman
Pennsylvania
Alger
San Francisco
Oregon
Washington Territory
Porter
Hoosier
McKinley
Highlands
the Sun
Mansfield
Foraker
Local Figures in Urban News and Social Events
The piece notes injuries from a Pan Handle shop fight and a danger of lockjaw to August Wael. It records the death of Mrs. Emily Cornan in indigent circumstances, a husband’s prior elopement, a San Francisco speaker addressing German speakers at the YMC A, and a Meennerchor and Cecelia society trip to St. Louis. Also covered are amateur shorthand judgment results with Annie Goggins winning, and a Rabies scare involving Mrs Treben as her husband recovers.
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Indianapolis
August Wael
Pan Handle
Emily Cornan
France
Skelton
San Francisco
First
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Meennerchor Society
St. Louis
Vandalia
Cecelia Society
Allegheny City
Meennerchor
Wheeling
W. Va
Maj. Anderson Post
Annie Goggins
Treben
Political Straw Support Boosts Mayor Fitler in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania shows a presidential boom for Philadelphia Mayor Fitler with a majority of the delegation expected to back him. Indiana Republicans push the Harrison rally in Chicago with John C. New claiming delegation loyalty. Also dated June 13, the piece runs a dense list of grocery and produce prices and notes market trends.
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Pennsylvania
Fitler
Philadelphia
John C. New
J. M. Huston
Chicago
New
Indiana
Take Your Choice Cincinnati Excursions and Parade Train
The C H and D offer Cincinnati trips June 9 to 11 with return by June 18 at 3 dollars. June 12 and 13 trains return by June 16 at 2.50 dollars. A fast train with First Regiment K of P departs Indianapolis at 8 a.m. June 1% for an early dinner and Grand parade at 4 p.m. home the same night or by June 18 at 2.50. Route passes drill ground between that point and Cincinnati. Gener al Agent is listed as C A and D W H HER.
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California
New York
Americas
Limburg
Texas
Tennessee
P& W
N. Y
N.Y. Ued
Mammoth
Alaska
Timothy
Ariosa
Sige
Lion
So Sechnull & Krags
Cincinnati
First Regiment K. of P
Indianapolis
C. A
Gen’ Ag’t
Variety of Classified Ads From Washington Street Area
A jumble of old classified notices offers items for sale and services sought. Listings include a secondhand safes and display case, a German girl for quotation, an aged lady to hire as housekeeper, a newsboy in a printing office, a stenographer and a waist hand wanted, canaries for sale, a girl for general house work, and a bakery or confectionery shop space for lease.
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H. J. Son
newWare
Virginia-av
East
Ohio
Blake St
Michigan
Prather & Hanckel
Howard
Matilda Gauss Dies at 63 in June Funeral Set
Matilda Gauss widow of Charles Gauss aged 63 died Monday at 1:25 pm. The funeral will be from the residence on Fletcher Avenue Thursday June 14 at 2 pm. Friends invited. Lt
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Gauss
Matilda
Chas. Gauss
Fletcher
Ethical Culture Movement
Wm. M. Salter
Chicago Ethical Society
Plymouth Church
W. P. Fishback
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Rockport
Ind
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J. BH. Martin
Kankakee
City Markets
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D. H. Baldwin & Company
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Virginia Ave
South New Jersey
Hunt & Pray
C. M. R. Cigar
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V. N. Pennsylvania St
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Indianapolis Rational Bank
United States Depository
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