Indianapolis Advertising Men Form Crusoe Bureau
The Indianapolis Trade Association launched the Advertising Men's bureau to boost the city’s image. Leaders ensure Indianapolis becomes the greatest inland market, outpacing rivals. executives include Hunt, Willis, Chandler, Hudson, Hibben, Downey, Alford, Speer, and Harding with Dobyns as temp secretary and Griffith as secretary.
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Civilization
Morse
Crusoe
Indianapolis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louis
Indianapolis Trade Association
Association
Bill
Jim
Berg
Carl Hunt
T. B. Laycock & Co
P. P. Willis
Overland Automobile Company
F. F. Chandler
Chandler & Taylor
W.W. Hudson
The
Waverley Company
Harold Hibben
Hibben, Hollweg and, Company
Brandt C. Downey
Continental National Bank
I. A. Alford
Trade Boosters Schedule Extended Interstate Trip
The trade boosters prepare a longer visit along the Indianapolis and Cincinnati traction line on July 15. Itinerary starts in Indianapolis at 7:30 a.m. with 8:30 a.m. Shelbyville, Greensburg 10:35 a.m., Rushville 2:25 p.m., Connersville 5 p.m., and return to Indianapolis by 9:30 p.m. Dinner at Greensburg and supper at Connersville, band concerts in each town, 200 members expected, special interurban cars.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Rushville
Connersville
Stat
Indiana
Children Raise 243 For Mission Work At Nebraska Church
Children contributed 243 dollars to a mission effort at a Nebraska church on Capitol Ave. The money came from a ring box opened nightly, with proceeds all from children. Notable contributors included Noel Carlton Thelma Barpathy Hewitt and Elisabeth Allen.
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Mothers’ Jewels
Neb
Capitol Ave
Noel Carlton
Thelma Barpathy
Hewitt
Eisabeth Allen
Bands May Play at German House in 1910 Summer
Indianapolis may hear famed bands at the German house garden this summer with the Tones band slated to perform next week. If audience interest guarantees success, the Innes and other groups may follow, the German house members sacrificing access to the garden to host concerts in a site praised for seating capacity and acoustics.
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Indianapolis
Fairbank
German House Garden
Tones
the Garden
Herman P. Lieber
Innes
Deadlock Spread Over Beach Grove Route Dispute
City administration stalemate between the board of works and city council grows as reports say the council will block street and alley funds until the Beach Grove Traction route moves from La Grande avenue to Minnesota street, shaping decisions on the Beech Grove line.
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Board of Works
Beach Grove Traction Company
Beech Grove
Minnesota Street
la Grande Avenue
Sunday Concerts In City's Parks At Broad Ripple
Broad Ripple hosts an American Military Band program under Gustav Krumme with marches and selections from Sousa, Wagner, Donizetti, Handel, and Strauss, plus a Riverside bathing beach finale featuring the Mayer Band performing patriotic tunes and popular songs.
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Broad Ripple
Gustav Krumme
Broad Ripple Park
Indianapolis Military Band
H. W. Klausmann
Stars and Stripes
Sousa
Wallace
the Fair
Bendix
Seventh Army Corps
Losey Overature
Oberon
Dincke
Therese
Waldron Noble_ Howard
Herbert Toseeeateeicn
Metropolitan Opera House
Ecc
Pink Hall
Bliss Native Herbs at 225 West Washington street
A short local item notes Bliss Native Herbs operating at 225 West Washington Street. No additional details or context are provided in the available text.
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Bliss Native Herbs
Washington Street
Storm leaves destruction across eastern state with injuries
An intense electrical storm swept eastern and southern portions Friday night, causing extensive damage. Lawrenceburg bore the brunt as rain obscured visibility, and Charles Deitz lost both legs after entering Big Four tracks. Horses died, church steeples and school towers were toppled, and several buildings suffered damage in Washington and Madison. Runaway teams frightened Greensburg residents. Fairmount saw the residence of county treasury candidate W P Van Ardsall struck by lightning.
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Lawrenceburg
Charles Deitz
Zion Evangelical Church
Washington
Ind
C. H. Yenne
Logan Horrill
J. G. Allen
W. F. Axtell
Warren
Rutt
Zed Morton
Madison
Christchurch
Odd Fellows
Greensburg
Fairmount
W. P. van Ardsall
County Treasury
Handcuff King Outdone by Henrici at Riverside Beach
Local buzz centers on Huron failing a bet with Henrici who later escapes handcuffs but balks at a barrel dive. Henrici then promises a tougher test with a straight jacket and nailed parking case. Opar club hosts a dance while Flying Baldwins take the stage starting Sunday.
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Huron
Henrici
Riverside Bathing Beach
Daley
Daly
Wil
Opar Club
Flying Baldwins
Crowd witnesses man crushed by switch engine at Union station
Michael Jalaska, 45, cigar maker from Rushville Indiana, died after being struck and crushed under a switch engine in the Union station train sheds Friday night. Witnesses heard a scream as the crowd boarded outgoing trains. Engine crew F R Patterson and R L Blakeman said they did not know how the accident happened. Jalaska survived to reach City hospital.
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Michael Jalaska
Union Station
Jalaska
F. R. Patterson
R. L. Blakeman
Rushville
Ind
Internes Needed in City Institutions
Dr. C. S. Woods city sanitarian says there are not enough doctors to fill hospital positions. Only seven students appeared Friday for twelve internes posts at the city dispensary and city hospital. Four internes are needed at the dispensary and eight at the city hospital.
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C. S. Woods
City Sanitarian
City Dispensary
City Hospital
Burglary and Nighttime Loot Reported by Heitkam Family
After returning home at 1:30 a m Friday the Heitkams found their house at 501 Sutherland avenue in disarray with overturned furniture torn bedclothes and a table set for poker with cards and chips. A liquor bottle was taken and possibly one or more drinks consumed. Neighbors saw a man and woman depart in a light colored car. Mrs Heitkam alerted Mrs Schimer whose home at 2537 Central avenue was also ransacked. Police say Schimer’s burglar differs from the Heitkam intruder. Coffin at 1153 N Meridian street lost a $7 purse after entry through a rear screen door.
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C. O. Heitkam
Sutherland Avenue
Heitham
Fletcher and
Englebright
East Seventeenth Street
Tian
Heitkam
Schimer
Heitkam’s
Suicide Attempt Ends in Hospital After Despair
Fred Foullois, 26, left a saloon with Billy Bills and whispered I think I will kill myself then shot himself in a Prospect street barn. Bicycle police rushed him to the hospital where doctors fear death. He told a nurse I could tell you all about the trouble but I am too weak.
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Fred Foullois
Terrace Avenue
William Williams
Billy Bills
Bills
Foullois
Prospect Street
Murphy and Hanks
Rudd Takes Place in Auditor's Office
Wirley Rudd of Plainfield is the new securities clerk at the office of the auditor of state. He replaces RE Neal of Noblesville who has resigned to run for Congress in the Ninth district. Rudd previously served as a field examiner for the stateboard of accounts.
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Wirley Rudd
Plainfield
Auditor of State
Rudd
RE. E. Neal
Noblesville
Neal
Congress
Statehouse
State Board of Accounts
Miracle escape in steamer wreck at Michigan City
Charles Grout, secretary of the Indianapolis Charity Organization Society, says the crash of the steamer United States into the Franklin Street bascule bridge yielded a miracle. About 250 excursionists were aboard. passengers stayed calm, aided the crew, and some crew saved themselves by jumping to the water.
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Charles 8. Grout
Indianapolis Charity Organization Society
Indianapolis
United States
Franklin Street
Michigan City
Rubens Told He Is Loafing Politician
Two men who resemble each other closely are W J Frischel of W J Frischel company and George B Rubens superintendent of the firm. A Rushville customer asked about Rubens and was told he had gone into politics. The visitor quipped that politicians quit work, and Rubens then revealed his identity after the talkative man left.
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W. J. Frischel
W. J. Frischel Company
George B. Rubens
Rushville
Reubens
Sunday Church Services and Talks Across Local Churches
A roundup of Sunday morning and evening programs at Roberts Park M E First Presbyterian Second Presbyterian Meridian Heights Sutherland Central Christian Howard Place Edwin Ray Hillside Christian Memorial Presbyterian and Ingram and Nevada streets. Notable items include Bible class teachers, sermons by Revs Hurlstone MaxwelL Philpott Clippinger and Jeffery, special music, baptisms, and a jubilee twilight service. Local church lineups feature addresses on mercy service and the loftiest teaching of a simple song with choir performances and a brotherhood sermon.
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Second Presbyterian
Alison Maxwell
Meridian Heights Presbyterian
Allan B. Philpott
Roberts Park
M. E
Albert Hurlstone
Fellowship of Service
Choral Society
Howard Place
J. D. Jeffery
Brotherhood of the Church
L. C. Bentley
Edwin Ray M. E
F. C. Clippinger
Stephen
Hillside Christian
Hillside Christian Church
Ingram
Nevada Streets
Court awards receiver ten thousand in Calora Coal case
August Kuhn as receiver was granted ten thousand dollars and attorney fees of thirty five thousand in the Calora Coal Mining matter. Judge in Superior Court Room 2 approved the allowance by consent of all parties after a long case dating to November 1907. Plaintiff Hadley secured four hundred fifteen dollars and thirty eight cents judgment. The London Guarantee and Accident Co sought to join the receiver to collect its claim for insurance premiums totaling three hundred thirty eight dollars. Kuhn had petitioned for further allowances to run the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Kuhn
Superior Court
Calora Coal Mining Company
George Co. Hadley
Kuho
Hoadley
London Guarantee and Accident Company
Insurance Company
Kuhn
Rescue at Broad Ripple Pool Ends in Save
Everett Agnew was pulled from drowning at Broad Ripple bathing beach pool Friday night by George Snyder, Jimmy Wray, and Reynolds Alderman. The four youths, all employed at W. K. Stewart Co., began a swim to the pool’s far end. cramps caused Agnew to sink but his friends recovered him quickly.
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Everett Agnew
Broad Ripple
George Snyder
Jimmy Wray
Reynolds Alderman
Agnew
W. K. Stewart Company
Suit over subscriptions to building fund
suit filed in Washington township Justice Howe court by the Indianapolis M C A seeking 200 dollars from Dr. Robert C Light of Broad Ripple. The association claims he promised to contribute but did not pay into the building fund.
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Indianapolis
Laws Delay Is Not To Be Dealt With
Indianapolis Bar association members postponed action on a resolution from the delay in court work. The plan seeks shorter filing and appeal times, discretionary venue changes, and a ten man civil jury. Aiming to cut delays, the measure was tabled for October after debate.
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Indianapolis Bar Association
W.A. Ketcham
North Hinds Street
W. A. Pickens
Guard Officers Get Grisp New Money
A large stack of new one dollar bills will be taken to Ft. Benjamin Harrison to pay Indiana National Guard officers at the camp of instruction. The payment shifts from checks to cash for the first time as the infantry course ends. Governor Marshall, Adjt. Gen. George W. McCoy, and Quartermaster-General Charles A. Garrard visited the camp as ninety nine officers have attended this year.
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Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indiana National
Gov. Marshall
Adjt
George W. McCoy
Charles A. Garrard
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Deadlock
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Rubenstein
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Ah X
Schwarwenka Sextett
Lucia
Donizetti
Brown
Strauss Walth
St. Clair Fantasia
Salome
Victor
Stradella
Sulu
Lencke
R. Seitz
Carrall Espana
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American National Bank
Pennsylvania
Market Streets
U. S
Sack House
Auditor's Office
C. S. Grount
Rubens
John 3. Berryhill
Herbert M. Adkinson
First Presbyterian
M. L. Haines
First Baptist
Sutherland Presbyterian
William Carson
Memorial Presbyterian
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Zella Spence
Steel Safe Deposit
North Meridian Street
Bryce
Marion Paint CO
Pennsylvania Street
Calora
Attorneys of Bar Association
York
Ettis Day Is Co
the Leading Trust Company
the Union Trust Company
Office Company’s
E. Market Street
Furnal
St.denis
Broadway
11Th Street
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Wanemaker
S. WM. Taylor & Son, Inc
Walter Ehlers
Islinois St
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