TURNERS MARCH TO GALA MUSIC
The Festival of the North American Gymnastic Union featured a morning parade. Turners in gymnasium dress joined a six division pageant from the German House, with floats themed The Republic and The Civil War. A torchlight forenight parade drew thousands as bands played The Star Spangled Banner and turners sang. Speeches by German Lieber and City Attorney Warrom closed the events.
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North American Gymnastic Union
Indianapolis
Republic
George Washington
Wilhelm
Frederick
von Breuben
Continental Army
The
Liberty
Turners
Banda
Uerman Lieber
Gymnastic Union
Warrom
Holtzman
City Births and Building Permits in Daily Record
City births list numerous families with names and addresses including Morris, Gruner, Brink, Donnelly, and Smith among others. Building permits show repairs and dwellings requested by Rhodes, Lukenbill, Sherman, Mattox, Pollard, Crawley, and Withers with varied costs and locations across Temple, Meridian, and nearby streets.
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Charles E. Rhodes
Hotto
Cronor
W. Stenteenth
OG. C. Lukenbill
BE. Washgon
Charles Sherman
Gray
Santa Lasa
St. Paul
Ellie B. Mattox
Morris
Anna M. Dick
Hoyt
William Siman
Caven
Lydia R. Blatch
Keystone
Charlee
Pollard
Welling
Mra. J. O'Mara
Lizzie M. Crawley
Meridian
Oliver P. Withers
Oliver
Chauncey Butler
Bitter
Picnic Aims at Treating Indianapolis Children
Volunteers of America plan a Riverside Park outing for poor children and mothers in Indianapolis. Officials emphasize it is a city effort not sectarian, with mayoral backing and participation from charitable workers. This marks their third annual winner picnic endeavor.
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America
Indianapolis
Riverside Park
Chile
V Teer
Ameria
Three Ward Democrats Face Primary Challenge in City Council Race
A heated Democratic primary unfolds with councilmen from the Eleventh Twelfth and Thirteenth wards facing intra party opposition. Backers of the machine aim to replace them with loyal supporters as tensions rise. Local figures warn of a July election clash and possible broader political fallout.
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Keach
Mortarity
Sullivan
Wolstfer
Ivica
Wreck of Flyer Trains Demise and Damage Described
The wreck of the famous express train from Chicago to New York produced a ghastly scene at the Cleveland depot. Doctors and nurses hurried to assist the injured as witnesses described the fiery crash, a possible intentional interference, and a boiler explosion that spread flames through the combination car. Two Chicago men and two Cleveland executives perished or were badly hurt, while the train set a record pace in its era.
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Domenation
Berggage
Cleveland
Moon
Willows
Cleves
Coir
Mision Depot
Mentor
Y&nour
New York
Chicago
Daly Makes Statement On Train Wreck Investigation
Daly speaks on the U S S Daly statement about the wreck of the Twentieth Century passenger train. He says officials will not jump to conclusions and notes the train was near cantennary speed. Investigators say sabotage unlikely and speed alone could not explain the catastrophe.
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Scrippr
Uress Association
Chillagh
Jane Sheet
P. Dady
Triesenget
Tle
Shure Rayroad
Shuredey Mraneg
Twentieth Centary
Linste
Woo Brown
Tos
Uume
Cevidense
Chicago
New York
Daly
Dying wish as attorney killed in Mentor wreck
Akron lawyer A J Bradley of Rogers Rowley Bradly Rockwell died after a wreck at Mentor. His last wish was to see his wife before death. Mrs Bradley and two daughters survived. a special trolley car met her at services. She reached the hospital half an hour after him.
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Akron
A. Bradley
Mentor
Rogers, Rowley, Hradley & Rockwell
Brradiey
Cleveland
Bne
Bradley
Mr. Hill
Sim
IOI
Cathert
Probing Mystery in Public Inquiry and Fire at Burns Candy
A series of items from Indianapolis papers describes a public inquiry into alleged secrecy around investigations and possible murder rumors, alongside a fire at Burns Candy Co. The incident involved Mr and Mrs Hill and others voicing suspicions as detectives pursue the case. The blaze caused smoke and water damage, with losses insured and the store building tied to local estate figures.
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L.ts. Burns Candy Company
Pennsylvaniast
Haxer and Garrets
Buri
Charles Breabe
Ely
June E. Lamb
Frank Ferguson
Mareh
Phelors
Robbery at street outside Indianapolis noted
Mr Eppert reported his pocketbook stolen on the street near Ablest Avenue. The incident involved a crowd and a man lingering behind him who appeared to be the robber. Eppert, relieved to have avoided a larger loss, counted only the four dollars in his pocket afterward.
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Adianapolis
Brad Kapert
Carrie Bly
Stun
Var
Wwe
Wollen
Eypert
J Himvelf
Sudden Death Reported In Newport Ward Area
A man identified as Andrew FP Loover of Beyate-ave was found dead Wednesday night. Police and coroner officials will investigate the cause of death, with statements suggesting a sudden passing. The item mentions local businesses and products in a stream of unrelated lines, reflecting OCR damage and a mix of ad copy.
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Andrew FP Loover
Beyate-ave
Hoover
Wedding Trip Fantasy Promises Island Breezes At Sea
A nostalgic travel snippet describes a popular wedding trip by sea with cool breezes and staterooms, inviting planning and onboard charm. The fragment hints at a promotional voyage featuring steel steamers and leisurely voyage details, but the text remains fragmented and unclear.
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Bend Sc
T. Mer
Special Trains to Denver for Epworth League Round Trip
Special trains leave Chicago July 3 and 4 via Union Pacific and Northwest Line. Through without change over the only double track railroad between Chicago and the Missouri River. Low rate tickets from all points. illustrated itineraries available from M Breeze General Agent Walnut St Cincinnati Ohio.
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Chicago
Chicago, Union Raekie & North-Western
Missouri River
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Bend
M. Breeze
Cincionali
Lake Region Boarding Houses and Low Travel Rates
A clipped advertisement promotes very low rates to numerous Wisconsin and Minnesota lake areas including Lake Geneva, Waukesha, Green Lake, Madison, Milwaukee, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Duluth, Superior, and Minneapolis. It touts a booklet with maps of the Northwest boating and lodging scene, available on receipt of four cents, via W. B. Kniskern in Chicago.
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Vis
Ticago
Lake Geneve
Waukesha
Green Lake
Devilw Lake
Madison
Milwanket
Fond du ‘Lac
Oshkosh
Neenap- Menaaha
Eagte River
Manitowish
Mt Paul
Minneapolis
Lake Minastonks
Aahland
Superior
Duluth
Maranelte
Owl
Trong
Booglet
Tha Lakmer Renorts
Ikke
Cmeate
Blampe
Time Table Changes for Indiana Traction Routes in 195
The interurban time table shows revised schedules effective January 5 for the Muncie Indianapolis division and related routes. It lists train departures from Indianapolis and connections to Logansport, Greenfield, Richmond, and other central Indiana points, including limited trains and express services. The notice notes changes to routes via Indianapolis Logansport division and shifts in service to Dayton and central Ohio corridors.
Indianapolis and Northwestern Traction timetable update
Time Table No 1 shows effective May 7 19xx with limited trains to Lafayette and small towns starting at 5 am local and 7 10 pm. Through fast trains to Crawfordsville run at 7 28 am 9 25 am 7 pm and 4 50 pm. Local trains serve all stations hourly except limited trains. Last Lafayette train at 9 pm Crawfordsville Frankfort and Lebanon at 11 20 pm. For info contact local agents or General Manager F D Norveil and Geode Reynolds.
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Lafayette
Indianapolis and South ern Traction trains schedule
Through passenger trains leave the Interurban Terminal for Southport Greenwood Whiteland Franklin Amit Edinburg Tayloravile and Columbus. First car at 6:00 a.m. and hourly until 4:29 p.m. Through trams also run to Virginia Ave at 8:00 and 12:40 p.m. Express cars to Franklin and intermediate points depart at 9:25 a.m. and 2:22 p.m.
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Indianapolis and
Cincinnati Traction CQ
Rushville
Palestine
Tardvine
Julietta
New Fountaintown
Morristown
Gwynneville
Arlington
Bneleyville
Five Points
New Bethel
Acton Park
Acton
Brookfield
London
Fairland
Bhealbyville
Lindianapolis
Bhelbyrie
Indianapolis
Fe Bm
Georgia
Meridian-ate
Leven
Shelbyville
Power House
Southport
Greenwood
Whiteland
Franklin
Amit Edinburg
Tayloravile
Columbus
Ohio
Delaware
Virginiave
Georgie and
Meridien
Standard Are you thinking of Furnace
The note invites readers to consider the STAND ARD furnace model, promising reasons to buy and urging attention to space and efficiency benefits. It reads like a brief product promo highlighting why the appliance fits customer needs.
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Turners March
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Ia Morris
Temple
Meyshil
Lula Allison
Arsenal
Tel
Wiliam
May Ragsdale
Ludalph
Ia Himes
Twentyninth
Suh
Fred W
Emma Brink
Maurier
Sarah Donnelly
George
Anna Gruner
Bicking
William and
Della Evwps
George B
Kulie Baker
N. Renate
Bay
Edgar and
Hazel Dye
Keystown
Rudolph and
Maggie Bauer
B. Ray
Vni
James K
Edith Smith
Wireman Blyde Drollinger
Blake
Her
Pat
Kate Moulrine
Atnerva
John and
Mary Vinson
Wonec
Sarah M. Law
William Brownen
Marylana
Earl
Agnes
Weel
Matilda A. Pritt
Singleton
Lowell Montgomery
W. McCarth
Leroy Whi
Sarah A. Richar Miles
Howse
Jessie Mae Payne
Haceey
Phillips
Lilla
Gleon
Ethel R. Ataan Wo Ferrer
Anna Mare ‘Noack
Claude E. Hensiee
Barbara H. Garghan
J.P. Heaton
Mark T Herman
Alving H. Krewe
Edear
Leroy Iliekaba
Stele Reet Na Walton Prene van Sickle
Nelle Seaour
Vance
Lian Helene Lor
Anell
Stanton
Nannie G. McFareland
Edward A. Oley
Ama B. Underwood
Charge
Clementine Kissel
Henry Fiflenworth
Mary Carex
Ralph Mille
Cornelia Alberton
Fred W. Grossman
Alwina AL It “Meler
Knock Keach
Depar Air Mentor
WD Maeshail
Lake Shore
Ui Union
TR Morgan
Warles
TL Wellitak
Weis the
Wellman-Sear-¢-Morgian Cemupany
Bushness Fom
Wellman Ie
8 Wire
Thee Chaitren Morgan
Hot Wright
Mewitt
A. Tages H. Gibson
Neat
Kilea
Mrs. Bradley
Husband
Burns
Pagenes
Grand Jury
oMerals
Charles Hii
Board of Inquiry
Indianagune
Felix Calbert
Twenty -Fifth-St. Uid
Hil
Beatih
Eppert
Uncle Sam
H.W. Phillips
Ousvtie
Andrew Hoover
Newport Dye Works
Massachusetts
Chas, G
Shaw
Ertyeters
Mel Winslow
North Western Line
W. B. Kuikern
Chicaga
Mackinac Island
Epworth League
Denver
Marion
D. B. Sullivan
Capitol Ave
Ind
Cincinnati Trac
Indiana Union Traction Company
Muncie
Indianad
LIS Lognsp RT
TV P. i
Indpola
Logansport
Peru
Lee Ransdott
Indianapolis & Eastern Ry. Co
Imipea
PE Maruetist
Tekst Oter
Greenfield
Kingitstown
Dunreith
Buttin
Cambridge City
Richmansi
Dayton
Spripsfield
Vnluminn
Zanesville
Cincin Lima
Ghia
Manapolis
Lowal
di Toca
Richman
Lemtiad Yarha
Tvavir
Express
Thains Grrenfield
Way Polity
W. Maryttnikst
Mand Hom
Northwestern
Indianapolis, Columbus & Southern Traction Co
Abel. & Doyle
Indiana Ave
Rhee Ane Leone
C.O
Tothamapodia_ Clevelant
Buffalo
Netroft
Leavy
Aprinabeld
Columbwar
Warner le Doyton
Berton Harbor
Finetanat
Washington, D. C
Olid Point
North Vernon
Kankakes
Chicagor
Asam
Tara
Lena
St. Louie
Loutavitia
South Colum
Dmttaburg
Tha
Lamia Limligd
Loulavitia
Bi Louie
West
Vincennes Ixpreas
Louis Bacal
Colum
Piqua
Gundayoni
Toutsville Arcommoda
Vernon
Prrsbarg
N. York
Colca
Accommoda
Loutrite Accommoda
N, York Limited
Philadel and Wash
Pitteburg
Eaat
Leransport
Chicago ‘Daily
Atatter Atenet
Union Station
Magia Strest
PETC
Ary
St Claypool
City Ticket
Illini
Claypool
Cincinati Express
Thieda
Detroit
Decatur
Springfeld
Eal Decatur
Toledo, Chi
Mtgh
Detroit & Co. Ltd
City
Indie Ay
Draggiata
Henry J. Huter
Drupest
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