Fort Wayne adopts police pay rise and local politics shift
A sprawling Indiana gossip of towns from Fort Wayne to Vincennes, with Fort Wayne city proposing police salaries, Vigo county postmasters, South Bend firework bans, Elkhart factory half holiday talks, and a string of incidents. Oil fever in Cayuga, rail fake in Vincennes, and a rising women’s safety note as incidents ripple through Greenfield Moor and Marion homes.
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Fort Wayne
Greensburg
BE & B
Vigo County
South Bend
Elkhart
Edward Taylor
Newport
Michigan City
Chicago
Brownstown
Cayuga
Vermillion County
Vincennes
Fort
Columbus
Mincennes
Indianapolis
Washington
Terre Haute
Williamsfort
Valparaiso
Chesterton
Geo. Shrimplin
Fowler
E. P. Walters
St. Mary’s Church
Lafayette
Marshal
Ysaraold
Ritz
Henderson
Greenfield
Paul Binford
Agad 7
Conference of
Ger
Evangelical Synod
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
St. John’s Church
Henry O’brien
Catholic Knights of America
Jenith
Lake Manitau
Rochester
Brazil
Evansville
Daniel Harding
Fontanet
Coal Bluff
Coxville
Rosedale
Clay County
Hops
Marion
John Haupe
Carl Hape
Shelbyville
Edwards
Ed. Chadwick
Addison Wilson
Wm. A
Dumont Post
Chattanooga
Tenn
H. v. Gordon
Mitchell
Oak
Missouri Harmony Singers
Morristown
Court House
Moeller Offers Finest Wallpaper at Low Prices
Carl Moeller, veteran wallpaper man, continues to show the finest and handsomest wall coverings in the city at cheap prices. He sustains his place as the reader in town. Also offers a wide range of window shades and linoleums. Located at 16 E Washington St.
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Carl Moeller
Moeller
Washington-st
Field of Local Labor and City Unions
Local unions report steady work with cigarmakers and painters initiating candidates for the Denver convention. A citywide Fourth of July industrial parade is planned as craft groups discuss the eight hour law and wage practices. The Wilkinson family notes a printer's widow. A complaint exposes long after hours for workers at an Illinois Street laundry with no extra pay beyond a five cent fare.
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Painters’ Union
Plank
McClevey
Printers’ International Union
Denver
Tony
Wilkinson
St. Louis
Illinois-st
Magnianimous
Association games and pitcher regards in Hoosier notes
Wednesday summaries touch on Association games with St Louis Baltimore Brooklyn Cincinnati scores and possible releases. Hoosiers praise fielding versus Monday. Schoeneck kept at first. Boyle wins two games. Hines described as a bumpy first baseman. team aims to sign Virtue and secure Beatin’s status. Other items cover Knights of Honor reception, a marriage, homeopathic society elections, a factory fire, small blazes, theater suggestions, and promotional notes for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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St. Louis
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Eebright
Banning
Washington
Tom Daly
Hines
Schoeneck
Hoosiers
Pittsburg
Smoky City
Paulus Hines
Boyle
Indianapolis
Sun
Detroit
Young Beatin
Cleveland
Jeel Bakeley
Giants
Beatin
Bancroft
Shreve
Supreme Lodge Knights of Honor
Tomlinson Hall
McCann
Humphrey
Committee of 100
Grace M. EB. Church Russell
Kelcey
M. D
Flora A. Tamlyn
J. C. Thompson
Newcastle
W. B. Clark
J.S. Martin
Muncie
O. S. Runnels
J. A. Compton
J. N. Taylor
American Institute
Dra. FE
State-ave
Somerville Steam Laundry
Indianapolis Meeting Highlights From Republican Club Address
Mayor Kenny Talxs and Mayor Denny addressed the Indianapolis Republican Club on Monday night, criticizing a recent council move to reorganize the police force and the related critique of officers under the current administration. Talxs urged voters to back the best Republicans in the upcoming municipal election, arguing quality candidates ensure strong community leadership.
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Kenny Talxs
Denny
Indianapolis
Republican Club
Alexander-Phillip Alexander Dies at 41 in Meridian Home
Alexander Phillip Alexander died at his residence 209 North Meridian street on Wednesday May 15 at 5 p.m. He was 41. Funeral from the late home Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. A brief classif listing includes farm work and grocery or any work, with notices of job seekers and a barber shop location. Light showers and slightly warmer forecast for Thursday.
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Kate Hart
Indianapolis
Feldin
Martin Hayden
Eugene Besserer
Eden Musee
Prof. Jukes
Alexander
Phillip Alexander
Meridian St
The When advertises goods and guarantees quality
A playful ad copy boasts The When's clear policy of stating exact goods with a top guarantee. It touts war goods and thin goods, notes rubber and wet goods are wearable, and promotes umbrellas and a Gloria Silk gold cap article for $1.20 in the Furnishing Department.
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Boarder
Gen’sman
Gloria
Diamonds rise in American demand and imports
The report notes imports last year were ten times those of twenty years ago and a single firm now sells more diamonds than were imported in earlier years. The writer, in the jewelry trade, claims market growth with hair ornaments and diamond settings in stylish, affordable pieces.
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Custom House
Bargain Linen and Textile Sale at Ayres & Co
L S Ayres & Co advertises low prices on gentlemen linen collars and cuffs silk ribbons embroidered suits lace damask and napkins Turkish bath towels and quilts. Includes undergarments muslin gowns ladies wear and assorted remnants with substantial discounts and value comparisons.
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Marseilles
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