Grand Lodge Plans for Knights of Pythias Castle Hall
Historic proposal outlines a grand two story building in Indianapolis for the Knights of Pythias Castle Hall association. A committee studied a stock company with about 16000 dollars capital to fund a new lodge hall and business offices. The project evolved into a full building commission with a target cost around 430000, featuring fireproof construction, multiple floors, a grand assembly hall, Turkish baths, a swimming pool, and four elevators. Supreme representatives and officers from Indiana lodges are named alongside architectural specs and office space demand.
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Knights of Prthias
Rego. Parion
Jenny Carew
James A. Minghes
Jame
Grand Lodge
Dune
Neal
James R. Carnahan
Knights of Pythias Castle Hall Association
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Receivar
Atate
Mme Fet
Halen
Eonamismen
George W. Powell
Harry Wade
Chatine BE. Syiletey
Robeert A Ryoint
James @. tondriel
Tet
Metardle
B Weat
Daniel E. Berm
Malo Bo Ehink Hunt Teelena
Merrill F. Wilson
Mant
Indiana Crant Jorge
Frank J Daten
Granke
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James A. Hemenway
Indianapolis
Edward Lt. Chadwick
Briefbyville
Than A. Dausman
Goshen
Grapes of Nutra: Grape-Nuts touted for health cure
A fragmentary medical promo cites doctor testimonials praising Grape-Nuts for stomach and intestinal troubles, lack of nourishment, brain fatigue and nervous prostration. It claims immediate improvement and speedy cure after a ten day trial, noting Postum Co of Battle Creek, Michigan as distributor.
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Postum Cu
Battle Creek
Mich
Plans for Coliseum and Hospital Improvements Approved
City council allocates 100000 for improvements including a new city hall and auditorium. A 10090 bond for hospital work is approved while a preliminary 1000 is set for plans. Committee to study other cities funds its travel from the appropriation. Several ordinances including one for Broad Hippie are refined or rejected.
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Mnance Committee
Fe Tx
Syriona
Onda
Rounaa
Yawaawaitinial FM
Lira Health Department
Board of Public Works
Poiriest
Sehlandsall
Aarshall
Peruna touted as remedy for kidney disease and catarrh
An advertisement extols Peruna for kidney and bladder troubles and catarrhal conditions. It cites testimonials from J. Fisher and John Meech praising relief and mentions Dr Hartman endorsing a laxative quality. The copy emphasizes wide public endorsements and the product's curative claims.
Strike Brews At Chicago Iron Workers Bid To Stand Firm
Strikes ripple through Chicago as Iron Workers reject concessions amid a brewing conflict with contractors led by American Bridge and United States Steel. Frank McRyan, international president, attends. foundrymen plan a national convention under arbitration. Local union aims to stay united despite contractor pressure.
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Scrippa-McRan Treas
Chicago
Widings
Mc Ryan
Iron Workere
Ryan
St Louis
Caid Ryan
American Bridge Company
United States Steel Corporation
Harsh May Frost Threatens West Virginia Crops
Frost swept across this county last night killing corn crops and damaging fruit in a decade’s first. The frost may endanger the cane and threatens the harvest, with water damage reported as fields suffer. Authorities urge farmers to inspect standings and protect young plants.
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West Virginia
Seriggee-McRay Preas Associatios
Pairmont
Two Million Llite Children Starving
An excerpt cites John Spargo’s new book The Putter Cry of the Chil-l area claiming two million American children aged five to fourteen suffer chronic under feeding. It extols Malta-Vite as a nutritious malted wheat food, claiming it digests fully and feeds blood, growth, and vigor, and asserts it is crucial for children’s health.
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John Spargo
Spargo
Malta
Part of Town Burned in Walnet Springs Fire
Special to The Sum. Walnet Springs reports a blaze that damaged the business district during an opening event. A casino card game interrupted by gunfire left one man dead, with police investigating the Bacon's Yidlow incident as part of the ongoing fire aftermath.
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Walnet Springs
Applications for Licenses in Marion County Indiana
The notice lists several residents in Center township Indianapolis and surrounding areas applying to the Marion County Board of Commissioners for licenses to sell intoxicants in quantities under five gallons, with on‑premises drinking privileges. Names include Julius Zumwalt and Philip Zapf, detailing their business locations on Meridian Street, Virginia Avenue, and Illinois Street, plus ward numbers and street descriptions.
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Marion Counrt
Tulinua
Iran
Arante
Nantei
Merkiian Street
van Blaricom
Infiinapelix
Center Township
Anty
Indiana
South
Meridian Street
Zumwalt
Marion County
and County
Virginia Avenue
Indianapolis
Marion ‘County
Ward
Philip Zapf
Opposed to Drinker Players In National Leagues
Managers generally oppose including drinkers on teams with several in the National Leagues. The note mentions Philadelphia variety and a few Lerches of the Puilednlphia type, suggesting controversy over player conduct and eligibility.
Applications For Liquor Licenses In Marion County
A fragmented notice lists several applicants in Indianapolis Ward 6, Ward 7, and other districts seeking licenses to sell intoxicating liquor in quantities of five gallons or more. It details business locations such as Prospect Street, Indiana Avenue, Noble Street, and Massachusetts Avenue, with building descriptions and ward designations. The notices urge residents to appear at Marion County Board of Commissioners hearings during the 1906 term to contest or support the applications.
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Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Nobie Street
Mobile
Michigan Streets
Fletcher
Cuttet
Indianapolis
Noble
Wirth Ward
Bia County
le Brice
Pullin
Senting
Newae
Morion. Coe
India Tor
Marion
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Daniel E. Btonms
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Joris WS
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Castle Hall
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Rushville
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Huntington
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Winchester
Otto Kolb
Evansville
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Wellville
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Ohio Street
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Perunia
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Peruina
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Brooklyn
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Hartmac Perona
Perona
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Llite
Scripps-SicKar Prey Association
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Hollor
Board of Commissionery
State of Thwai
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State of Indie
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Macey County
Prospect Street
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Henry Rorpke
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Lariam
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Robinson
Willard
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Indiana Avenue
Indian Avenue
Charles
Grothe
Crotice
Rion County
Board of Conmissionere of
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Gillespi
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