Real Estate News Reports Solid Market Activity
Dealers say the real estate market was satisfactory last week with plentiful inquiries and many deals. Demand centers on good investment properties and Meridian street north of Fall Creek shows especially strong interest. Irvington gains after annexation with rising prices and more new houses. Tuxedo area also improving as Washington street area seeks buyers.
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Fall Creek
Meridian
Forty-fourth-sts
Meridian-st
Ilinois St
Cross & Brown
Irvington
Washington-st
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Local Real Estate Transfers Noted in City Listings
William H Coburn sold a house on Sixteenth Street between Delaware and Alabama streets for 8000 dollars. Mary E Beckell transferred a residence on College Avenue near Twenty fourth Street to Sarah Gordon. Mrs Eliza Jones bought from Mrs Caroline Whitsett a residence near Meridian and Sixteenth streets for 9000 dollars. Willard S Wickard bought from Mrs Gladys Morris executrix a handsome residence at New Jersey and Twelfth streets.
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William H. Coburn
Sixteenth-St
Delaware
Alabama-sts
Sarah
Gordon
College Ave
Twenty-fourth-st
Eliza Jones
Caroline Whitsett
Meridian
Sixteenth-sts
Willard S. Wickard
Gladys Morris
New Jersey
Twelfth-sts
He Loved Her Anyway Story Of Washington Birthday Party
Marion Dudley, a young girl unable to master cooking, worries she will fail at a society party planned by the Young Women's Improvement Society on Washington's Birthday. She practices for a month making rolls and Washington pies, facing missing eggs and a tense wait as her nerves rise before the big day.
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Young Women’s Improvement Society
Washington
Marion Dudley
Charlie
Marion
Dudley Mansion
Washington Birthday Pie and Rolls Triumph
In a party on Washington's birthday Marion fears her cooking will ruin the event. Maggie helps with the kitchen while her mother abroad. Charlie discovers the truth and reveals he ordered perfect pastries for the party. He forgives Marion and professes love, easing her distress.
Labor strife shapes week in union labor history
The structural iron workers dispute spills into the Central labor union and the International association’s rules cause a split in recognition. A contract granting 30 cents an hour for experienced men faces objections for lack of minimums and nonunion hiring. International dictates a harsher 40 cent scale and eight hour day, provoking a strike after failed company contracts. Laundry workers’ ball draws strong turnout and praise. Women’s label league to host May 13 card party. E P Barry couple back from wedding trip.
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Structural Iron Workers
Central Labor Union
Structural Iron Workers’ Union
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
International Association
International
Cally
The
Central Labor Union Committee
International Executive Committee
Hoosierisms and Local News From Indiana Towns
A compilation notes Unionville prosperity and births to Culver Polly Barrow Young Thompson families. Indiana dunkards plan to attend a national conference at Eldora Ohio May 18 21. A large temporary tabernacle is up on Frank Perry’s farm. John McCormick near Vincennes reports strong Knox county winds. Greenfield Tribune notes wind purchases as only items escaping a raging epidemic. A playful line on grammar and spelling ends with self deprecating humor.
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Indiana Dunkards
Eldora
Frank Perry
Scholar in politics lecture on mass education reform
Robert A. Brown, supreme court clerk, lectured Friday night before the current topical club on The scholar in politics. He said education of the masses is necessary for government reform and that the scholar’s duty is to help educate them.
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Robert A. Brown
Supreme Court
Mrs Roosevelt Arrives at Deer Park Lodge West Virginia
Mrs Roosevelt with sons Theodore and Kismet arrived at Deer Park lodge in West Virginia. She will likely join the party on Monday, according to reports from Kheysher Wa.
Spring cleaning harm warns women to avoid debility
A Eau Claire Wisconsin woman recounts a five year breakdown from spring overwork and chronic nervousness. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People she improved quickly and was fully cured in four months. She urges others suffering as she did to use the medicine sold by druggists or direct by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Company.
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Mary Lee
Water Street
Eau Claire
Wis
Allenford
Ont
Wiams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
Two Personal Crisis Reports in Boone County
In Lebanon Indiana on May 3 Ora Parr 35 an Osborn Machine Company employee killed himself with strychnine due to ill health and financial troubles. He formerly lived in Frankfort and was a member of several secret orders leaving a widow. Jacob Smiley of Whitestown killed himself with a bullet after saying he was tired of living. He had worked at the Indianapolis insane hospital and sought to join the Indianapolis police force.
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Lebanon
Ind
Trains Blocked In City Streets In Loganport Clash
In Loganport Indiana May 3 the Boyd traction company is largely shut from High and Fifth streets as Northern traction company under McCulloch lays tracks. Two hundred men hastened the work Friday and Thursday. Northern asserts rights to use all of Fifth and High streets after placing tracks on two blocks. Streets reportedly not covered by restraining order. Cases by rival firms set for court next Wednesday.
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Logansport
Ind
Boyd Traction Company
Northern Traction Company
McCulloch
Northern Company
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