Detained teacher among border case notes and labor deals
The article blends a wide set of local items from Muncie and surrounding towns. It mentions Harlan Drake a teacher in Bowling Green charged with assault on a pupil, ongoing coal mine wage talks reaching a contract, a series of deaths and public notices, a carful of civic events, a street railway completion in Muncie, and a Riley Nye dispute timeline. Included are various local incidents, marriages, fires, and legal actions reflecting a busy period in the region.
Southeaide transit joy as electric car debuts on Virginia avenue
A crowded debut of the new electric trolley car on Virginia avenue excites Southside residents. President Mason and officials ride the car up Tommys viaduct, crowds cheer from doors and windows, and plans for rapid service on Shelby Prospect and Virginia line are announced with shorter transfer times and future five minute runs.
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Mapitt
Southside
Tirt
Virginia Avenue
Union Station
Supt Lewis
Wal Griffin
Mason
Elder
Holt
Boyd
Jewell
Lewis
Bailey and Allen
Scott Hazierigg
Cattarson
Washington St. Ou
Virginia
Tommy Sullivan
Nat
South St
Northside
Washington St
Tia
Citizens’ Company
Frezzal
Tax Sun
Features of Sporting UUFE and Local Matches
Jacob Schaefer leaves Chicago for California exhibitions. Indians university beat Hanover 15 to 10 at Bloomington. Bert Scheller covers a $25 forfeit with Dayton’s Clark set for May 16 at Empire theater. Jimmy Osmond returns money posted for Griffin match and doubts backer will pay. The Club team may rename to Indianapolis and play Louisville Deppeng at Lasham's Park, plus away games with state colleges next week. Denison house piol tournament reports two games with scores 1666 to L Wright and 109 to 98. British football season returns show 26 deaths and many injuries. Stock man C Pate to take 200 horses to Mexico duty-free. Brucia Carr sale notes high prices with Boone Wilson buying for 3000. League baseball scores list several games.
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Bert Scheller
Wiliam I’. Clark
Dayton
Empire Theater
Jimmy Osmond
Boston
Tom O’rourke
Dixon
Griffin
Osmond
Indianapolis
Louisville
Lasham’s Park
Denison House
Wi. Lee
Ia L. Wright
Great Britain
Kr. C. Pate
St. Louis
Bruce Carr
Fair Grounds
Pate
Tao
Brucia Carr
Boone Wilson
J.C. Riley
North Indianapolis
Id. Robinson
Stella C
Hattie W
Countess of Stanford
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Dwyer
Vaughn
Mack
Ganzel
Chicago
Hawley
Backley
Peitz
McGill
Scarlver
Hoosier building dedication planned at world fair
Early next month the Hoosier building at the world's fair will be dedicated. Fire damaged the structure in the early hours Thursday. Burial plans set for Patrolman Parry Olda with remains moved to Martinsville. Public School No. 928 disinfected amid scarlet fever scare and will close all of next week. May festival chorus final rehearsal scheduled for Sunday night ahead of concerts with extra practices underway. Matinee Musical annual meeting reported 57 active members and $767.85 in treasury. Mrs. J. S. Jencken chosen corresponding secretary. Chicago amateur clubs convention invitation discussed. Local musicians to participate. lengthy list of engaged couples and births included. several deaths noted with causes. Licenses granted for several couples in local registry.
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John Woods
Haughville
Parry Olda
Martinsville
Lynn
J. S. Jencken
Chicago
Bintus
Fred
Jennie Dichmann
A. E
Anna Reinhart
Robert
Mary Nickum
J. P
Margaret Hellman
Clifford
Pearl Elliott
Felix
Emma Zellar
Willis
Mary Wright
Alex
Margaret Odonoghue
Joseph
Josephine Schaf
Linwood
Mattie Joyce
Deatus
Snow M. Godley
Perry Olds
Mattie Sawyer
Katie Byrnes
Markrach
Henry Emergon
Pattie Wilson
Max Ehlut
Frieda Schelski
Edward A. Applegate
Nora iI
Cones
Thomas E. Ayers
Ella White
Frank Bartle
Liddie A. Richardson
Garland Edmonds
Mattie & Valentine
John Sullivan
Bridget Lynch
Paine's celery compound praised by Knights of Pythias leader
Commander A J Criss of Ohio’s Knights of Pythias extols Paine's celery compound as a quick “builder up” remedy for catarrh of head and stomach. He says two bottles gave near immediate relief after trying many other cures. He recommends the medicine to others, noting it is widely used in the United States. The piece also notes meetings of George H H Chepman Post 29 in Indianapolis and lists promotional notices and local advertisements.
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Knights of Pythias
Ohio
A. J. Crise
Knights
Paine
Paime
George HH. Chepman
Wrax Aia. A. R. All
Lorraine Block
Indianapolis
The Rug Exhibit at City Opens Next Thursday
The finest exhibit of Oriental Rugs in this city begins next Thursday and continues through Friday and Saturday. The display is part of the World’s Fair exhibit, featuring rugs from Turkey Persia and India. Resident agents have spent two years assembling this collection for the World’s Fair. An auction sale starts Monday May 22 during festival week.
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America
Turkey
Persia
India
Market prices and bank condition notes in Indianapolis area
The page reports cattle market standings with varied grade notes, shipping and fat cattle, steers and cows, plus hog, sheep and veal prices. It includes bank condition statements for Fletcher and Meridian National Banks, with loans, deposits, reserves, and notarized attestations, all dated May 10th to May 11th.
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Indianapolis
Fatre Chaies Shipping
Axport Stacrs
Bsgre
Teadican
Suecuassene
Indianapoliss National Bank
Eae
Indiana
Banklnyz-houss
Thernereal
Ing-House
Tegal
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Neational
Paine's Celery touted as best spring medicine
A vintage advertisement claims Paine's Celery is the best spring medicine in the world. It urges readers to buy a bottle and see its value, noting a large supply arriving at E. H. Wilcox, Druggist, 1 Bates St.
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E. H. Wilcox
Bates St
Indianapolis Military Band Concert At When Balcony
On Saturday evening at 7:30 from the When balcony the Indianapolis Military Band will give another popular When concert. The program is unusually choice. The public is invited.
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Indianapolis Military Band
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