Amusements Park Offers Week of Shows and Attractions
A crowded week of entertainment is listed with AMUSEMENTS PARK, WHITE CITY SKATING RINK, WONDERLAND PARK, and CAPITAL CITY GARDEN presenting music, skating, and various acts. Wonderland plans themed musical evenings, while Capital City Garden features amateur talent including a rape artist, dancers, acrobats, and a blackface comedian. Fair Bank hosts Natilello band concerts and potential return engagement.
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Park — Park Stock Company
Carmen
White City
Wonderland Park
Rose and Lemon
Arndt
Adam Fetzer
Fair Bank
Nattello
Capital City Garden
Zara
Ah-Sid
Harry Bell
Dugan
Welsh
Rosenthal
Wells
Nauilello
Tron
Baltimore
Herbert Overture
Jubel
Seakeses
Weber
Belstedt
Danube
Strausa
Tschalikowsky
Meyerbeer
Mms
Marie Rossi
Alps
Farias
Herbert
The Train Caller and His Troubles
At Traction Terminal a busy train caller calmly guides a harried woman seeking the correct car. The woman frets about delays while a dog named Toodles naps on a stranger’s lap as tempers flare over travel to the north pole. The caller has seen such scenes many times before.
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Traction Terminal
Anderson
North Pole
Toodles
Hearing on agent suit against Hitt and Van Laningham ends
Arguments in a suit filed by former agents of a state agency company against George C. Hitt, receiver, and O. L. Van Laningham, former company president, for commission payments, were concluded in Judge Carter's court Thursday afternoon. The case was taken under advisement.
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State Agency Company
George C. Hitt
O. L. van Laningham
Writesman Sues Railway Over Son's Death damages
The case of John E Writesman against the Indianapolis Union Railway Co for 10000 was filed in superior court. It stems from the death of Writesman's son Leroy, age eight, killed by a switch engine on January 13, 1906. Also notes glove sale and a surprise sale at Weber Zimmer's on Virginia Avenue.
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Weber & Zimmer's
Virginia Ave
John E.‘.Writesman
Indianapolis Union Railway Company
Writesman
Leroy
Virginia-ave
Pretty Home Wedding At N Meridian Street
Society notes record several ladies visiting relatives and friends in Indiana and beyond. Isis Gertrude Leach married Harry Warren Yates at the Leach home on N Meridian St with local and distance guests from Dallas and Evanston. Rebecca Blount wed Mahlon Elliott in Phoenix with plans for a California trip and Phoenix home thereafter. Invitations issued for Teresa McNelis and Thomas Kelly wedding at St John’s Church and a Claypool hotel reception.
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Isis Gertrude Leach
Harry Warren Yates
Martin V. Leach
N. Meridian St
Owen Davies Odell
Second Presbyterian Church
Bruges
Laura Medert
Yates
The
Celeste
Hettle Hoyt
Sallie McKenzie
Dallas
Tex
Ernest G. Yates
Evanston, Ill
Teresa McNelis
Patrick H. McNelis
Thomas C. Kelly
St. John’s Church
Claypool Hotel
Wedding at St Patrick's Church in Madison Ave home
Miss Elizabeth Barret daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Barrett wed James F Dwyer at St Patrick's Church on a Wednesday. The bride wore French lawn with Valenciennes and Irish lace and orange blossom veil, carrying white roses. Maid of honor Abbie Lyons wore a white embroidered robe and carried pink roses. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's mother's home on Madison avenue. At home to 35 Richland Street after July 15.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Elizabeth Barret
Elizabeth Barrett
James F. Dwyer
Valenciennes
Abbie Lyons
Madisonave
Richland St
Taylor Supports Bathhouse Opening For Children Aid
Taylor donates to the Children’s Aid society to buy the Schissel bathhouse at West street and the canal. The bathhouse is being remodeled with double-decking to add lockers and increase capacity. About 200 lockers exist now. opening day will be public with Mayor Bookwalter likely speaking.
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Drens’ Aid Society
Schissel
Westst
Canal
Bookwalter
Silk Net Gloves and Pineapple Chunk Listing
A compact classified item note advertising 2 clasp silk net gloves in black, white and pegee at 50c quality and a large can of pineapple chunks.
Child Deserter Fined by Juvenile Court
William Hafer of 401 Arbor Avenue was sentenced to six months in the workhouse and fined 500 dollars by Judge Stubbs in juvenile court after being charged with deserting his wife and child.
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Wiliam Hafer
Arborave
Stubbs
Question as to His Race Leads to Arrest in Lodge Area
Robert Brewer, who says he is white but police allege is a Negro, was arrested by Bicycle Officers Schlangen and Simon Thursday night behind The Lodge at 827 N Pennsylvania St. He loitered for about two hours peering into windows, observed by Edward Geer who reported the incident. Brewer to be held pending an investigation.
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Robert Brewer
Schlangen and
Simon
Pennsylvania St
Edward Geer
Pennsylvania
Geer
Brewer
Wood A Historian Biography Project for Police Fire Dept
John B. Wood, secretary of the Board of Public Safety, works on compiling two large volumes detailing the biographies and the records of police and fire department members.
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John B. Wood
Board of Public Safety
Police and Fire Department
County Superintendents Elect Officers
The association elected officers before adjournment. President P B Ferrell of Porter county. vice president John F Haines of Hamilton county. secretary treasurer William Melchioir of Dubos county.
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County Superintendents’ Association
Ferrell
Porter County
John F. Haines
Hamilton County
William Melchioir
Dubos County
W A Maloy Promises Fresh Fruits Delivered to You
W A Maloy, longtime grocer with nineteen years in the business, operates at 409 W Washington and 243 Blake. He specializes in fine fruits and fresh market products, guarantees weights, and invites scrutiny of his dealings while promising fair pricing and delivery to customers.
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Washington St
Blake St
Maloy
Shirts at 39 Cents This Saturday Morning
L Strauss offers shirts priced at 39 cents with sizes 8 to 10 available Saturday morning only at 4 Company, 23 to 37 West Washington Street.
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L. Strauss
Company
Washington Street
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Tdea
Times
Pickard’s
China
J. He Reed
Jeweler
West Washington Street
Atlantic City
N. J
Marlborough
Blenheim
Hartmann
Chase
ZS Rug Sale
Nae Choice
Hartman
E. Wash. ST
Civil Service
Department of Justice
Indian Service
Coeur d’Alene Reservation
Idaho
Wonderland
Prof
Margaret Olcott
Flora J. Gipe
Vincent Carter
Kempton
Indianapolis
Rusell Easter
Shelbyville
Blanche O'Donnell
Houston, Tex
James O’donnell
Mary and
Grace Showalter
Wiliam J. Mooney
West Virginia
Grace Hutchings
Kokomo
Mrs. Oliver Willard
Helen Hayes
Washington
Ind
Lottie MccGaughy
P. A. Canary
Michigan-st
Joseph C. Schaub
Marion Ave
Martha Tinsley
Edward A. McClintock
Miss Blount
Rebecca Randolph Blount
Frank J. Blount
Chicago
Mahlon Everett Elliott
Phoenix
Ariz
Elliott
California
Taylor
W. L. Taylor
Chil
Wasson
Japan
H. P. Wasson & Co
Crystal Domino
Greater Wonderland
Aligator Pond
Mme
Marie Ross
Washington Park
NEW Stoke
Comi Bros
Baldwin
Dentists
E.wash. St
Danbury Hat Co
Lillie Rice
Abbott St
Rose Optical CO
North Illinois St
Wood A Historian
F. P. Smith & Co
West Market Street
Monument
New Castle
VIA
Terre Haute, Indiennapolis
Eastern
Maxwell-Briscoe Motor Company
Chas. W. Fairbanks
W. A. Maloy
Metzger
Jacob Metzger Co
Beth
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Rochester
Michigan City
Aif
Val
Tweeds
Foulard
Elty
D. Fo
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Lines
Vincennes
Switz City
Gosport
Madison
Indiana
TEE Boosisburn Jhwhehlry Co
North Hainois
King Piano CO
Mississes H. GC
Jackson
Illinois Street
Jamestown Exposition
New York
City Ticket Office
Union Station
Lisle
Richelieu
Wallace
Weber & Zimmer
Va. Ave
Fountain Square
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