Many Changes in Indianapolis in Nineteen Years
The Sun recalls Indianapolis in 1888 with a skyline of small iron and brick buildings. It notes the shift from old to modern structures including the Fletcher Bank, Ayres and State Life buildings, and the rise of the Wasson and Claypool towers. The piece traces hotel growth, theater expansion, paving, gas, governance, education, banks, and parks up to the present.
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Merchants’ National Bank
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Wasson Building
State Life Building
Lemcke
Newton Claypool
Majestic
Century
Commercial Club
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Law
Scottish Rite
Ayres
Traction
Central Union
Board of Trade
K. of P
Vance Brock
Indiana Trust Company
Lombard
Commercial
Columbia
Marion, University
Democratic
Propylaeum
Columbia Club
Knights of Pythias
Red Men
Masons and
Odd Fellows
Bates
Grand
Denison
Claypool
English
Henry Ward Beecher
Imperial
Linden
Lorraine
Occidental
Morton
Ohiost
Massachusetts Ave
A New View of Indianapolis 19 Years After 1888
The piece reviews Indianapolis progress since 1888, noting charitable groups and care facilities, the monument’s erection, population growth north of Fall Creek, transit expansion, two telephone firms serving hundreds of clients, and the rise of Meridian and Central avenues as upscale districts. It contrasts past and present with railway and newspaper changes, calling the city now a substantial and beautiful metropolis.
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Indianapolis
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Talbott-ave
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State Ditch
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Charity Organization Society
Flower Mission
Fresh Air Mission
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Bertha Ballard
India
Fall Creek
Meridian St
Pennsylvania St
Washington Boulevard
Central Ave
Meridian-st
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Hugh McGowan
Sun
Heall
Journal
Sentinel
News
Star
Union
Hfe
Denison Barber Shop Ad Offers Baseball Uniforms
Denison barber shop Gus Habich advertises complete baseball uniforms for 2.00 with bats and gloves available at 121 West Washington Street.
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Gus Habich
West Washington Street
The Gem Laundry and Local Ads Notice
The Gem Laundry offers family washings rough dry at 5c per pound with flat work service. Celery advice and plastering ad from Heal Bros with contact numbers 605 and 5567. Wuischners piano shop advertises new pianos from 16 dollars and up.
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Cal Darnell
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John Bowlus
Shortridge High School
Manual Training
Ohio and
Fennsvivaria Sts
American National Bank
Indiana
Fletcher's
American
Merchants
Capital
Richcreek
J. F. Wild
McWhirter
Meyer & Kiser
Garfield Park
City Hospital
St. Vincent's
GEM Laundry
Heal Bros