City of Churches in Indianapolis Showcases Gothic Heritage
An eminence overlooks Indianapolis with its 113 churches, 18 denominations and notable Gothic spires. The piece details church counts by denomination, architectural styles, and prominent edifices such as Meridian Street and St Marys German Catholic, noting bell towers, spires and design by Chicago and Cincinnati architects.
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Indianapolis
Salvation Army
Methodist Episcopal
Evangetical Associated Friends
United Brethren
United Presbyterian
Viret Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Second Presbyterian
Leight
Kirgin
Dayton
Meridian-st. A. E
B. C. Enos
First Baptist
Christ Church
Kinsley
Cincinnati
St. Mary’s
Fatherlang
Plymouth Congregational Church
Tabernacle
Presbyterian
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Third Christian
Vaughn
New York
Plymouth Church
Brown
Boston
Ash-st
John H. Stein
St. Joseph’s
DB. A. Bohlen
Central Christian Church
N. Delaware St
Second Presbyterian Church
Illinois
Ghiosts
Third Presbyterian Church
Meridian-st
Rew Fire Department Adopts New Aerial Truck Nol
Firemen at headquarters praise the new aerial truck named Nol arrived Saturday. It will be kept at headquarters and can raise the ladder up to 85 feet for access to tops of city buildings. The $3,500 cost delayed earlier purchases.
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Woicao
Frightful Train Wreck Near Sullivan Missouri
A westbound St Louis and San Francisco express derailed 80 feet down an embankment near Sullivan Missouri at 11 25 p m injuring many. Walter Davidson of Westinghouse Brake Co was bruised. Several doctors aided the wounded and a makeshift hospital was set up in Sullivan. One passenger from Indiana is seriously injured but expected to recover. Robbery sabotage is suspected with a $1000 reward offered for information.
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St, Louis
Sullivan
S. Louie & San Francisco
Walter Davidson
Westinghouse Brake Co
Tlee
Oroel Cresler
Galveston
Tail
Mary Basb
Bloomington
Ind
Husserl
Tuscaranas
White Cap attack linked to birth of dead child case
A report links a White Cap assault to the trial at Chisholm, detailing a young married woman giving birth to a child wearing a flesh mask like the attackers and the child dying. The piece also covers religious services and memorials in San Francisco and surrounding areas, noting sermons, centennials, and lectures by Rev. Winslow, Dr. Cleveland, and other clergy, plus political remarks by W. W. Spencer about a mayoral candidate and party dynamics.
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Woosres
Chisholm Sarder
Locomotive pioneer Davis and rail ticket refund rules
Columbus inventor of the first state locomotive piloted the cow catcher. The Monon line once stopped at Broad Ripple but now passes through. Most travelers miss the law requiring railroads to redeem unused tickets, while extensions are hard and seen as rate cuts. Tickets for trips to Harrisonburg begin selling Saturday amid Dunkard events. June 10 marks Pittsburg sales as well. Geo P Marott’s shoe store highlights bargains on odds and ends.
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L.B. Davis
Columbus
Broad Ripple
Harrisonburg
Dunkards
Bee-line
Pittsburg. O
The Trail of Blood and Cronin Mystery Cottage Clues
In Lake View a guarded cottage becomes a focus in the Cronin case with blood stains, fresh earth, and a key to a trunk alleged to link to the murder. Police pursue a suspect rental pair as funds from embalming Cronin aid the hunt. Reports claim upcoming disclosures by authorities.
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Curiaco
Eri Sen
Sriday
Lake View
Cronin
Carlson’r
Ashland-ave
Roscoe St
P.O. Sulivan
Dr.Cronin
Dr. Cronin
Ecatch-Basin
Williamis
Sullivan
Wiliam
Carlson
Th. Crenin
Back to Life After Doctors Declared Dellarea Dead
W J Riley, boarding at the Batea house, recounts near-death experience from 1885 after two congestive chills. He heard physicians and his wife believed him dead while his body lay motionless and cold. He survived with memory intact, awakened after a night of warmth and sweat, and later recovered fully. An associate linked to the soldiers’ monument commission confirms Riley’s account.
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Hugh Griffin
Denny
Joe Miller
W. Washington St
Griffin
Hugh
Dellareaum
W. J. Riley
Batea House
Mr. Riley
Degector
Ha O
Higuer
Ein Ve Mat
Aliwinya
Havine Reves
Pleel
Bond Reduced for Criminal Court Appearance in Illinois
The article details bond reductions and surety struggles for defendants in Terre Haute including Tom sun and Aldrich, with cases of Quill and others facing jail risk, plus oil company filings and local notices about prohibition sentiment and a horse injury in Saravaca. It also advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla with a purchase note.
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Vriday Pight
Tom
Sun
Stanton J. Weetle
Tvill
Duegea Irvin
John Pepper
Maurice Quill
Quill
Tith Sun
Aldrich
Altorrey Poblé
Corbaley
Tyler
King
Victory for Parents in Custody Board Fight
A circuit court Saturday ruled against the board of guardians in five custody cases, saving one in the Stout matter, while Lady Gray and Lizzie Crane cases failed to secure removal of children. Judge Howland criticized the board for basing actions on weak evidence and suggested suits against the board may follow.
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Board of Children’s Guardians
Circuit Court
Howland
Gray
Ashe Pepeltees
Aether
Ka Ay
Crans
Delilah Scott
Dettie Johnson
Martindale
Two men killed in Madison county pistol fray over a girl
Reports from Brownville Alabama describe a fatal shooting by Roundtree and George Wilson after a quarrel over a girl. Police guard an empty house tied to the case while two youths held the key. Nat Goodwin in San Francisco faces gambling debt pressure and bond demands. National tariff league denial noted in Birmingham.
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Erewiseham
Ala
Brownville
Madison County
Thursdess Dames Roundtree
George Wilson
Wilson
Nat Goodwin
San Francisco
Goodwin
Shain Collection Agency
Nat
Simpson Club Plans Outdoor Japanese Entertainment
The Colored Pippourle reports Simpson Club No. 3 of Simpson chapel held an outdoor Japanese entertainment Friday at Mrs. M Adams residence on Lafayette Street with a large crowd and no admission. Hey's string band provided music and the Wesley club at Simpson chapel hosted indoor entertainment at Mr and Mrs Rogers on Howard Street.
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Simpson Club No
Simpson Chapel
Tle Sacond Bantist
Church
Jones’ Tabernacle
Hochdale
Pastor Carr
Washington
Odd Curiosities Drawn From a Local Cabinet of Wonders
A flea market of oddities features a Hindoostan cane book with scratched canonical writings, a two bodied chicken, and several large tarantulas. The display, run by Mr Fletcher Noe, also highlights a unique Mexican wasp said to induce suspended animation. A May 25 dispatch details travel, embezzlement rumors, arrests, and local court actions connected to the same era.
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Mr. Nee
Epider
Les Bean
Indians Beat Boston In Tight May Day Tilt At Ball Grounds
A Friday crowd of about 2,500 watched the Indianapolis team top Boston 1 0 in a pitching duel. Radbourn and Bennett held the visitors scoreless until the ninth when two runs crossed on errors. Glasscock and Seery sparkled in the field as Boston failed to push across more than a lone fifth inning run.
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Ebostox
Boston
Whitney
Radbourn
Bennett
Lynch
Johnson
Haeble
Richardson
Seery
Johnston
Brouthers
Glassecock
Bines
Denny
Sullivan
Daily
Nash
Glasscock
Glassceck
Mr.inion
Swirler Radbourne
Boeunett
Indianapelis
Glassenck
Bostonians
Brown
Bassett
Hines
Poston
Blank
McGeachy
Dasre't
Indianapolis
Great Scheme to Build the Consular Service
Washington May 24 The delay in appointing the consular service is blamed on Blaine seeking protection specialists for ports with opportunities to collect and compile commercial statistics. The consular bureau is to be a large mechanism for the next Ways and Means Committee. Appointments are being carefully made as figures like J W Scott of Indiana and Gov Hovey, ministers to Russia and Peru, return as protectionists and revenue reformers. Quay denies he will run for governor of Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Eaid
Blaine
J. W. Scott
Indiana
Russia
Gov. Hovey
Peru
Teggart's Cotoutstation offers special Sunday dinners
Three Sunday dinners are available from 12 Gelock at Teggart's Cotoutstation with special rates to city trade and a focus on fine, delicious meals.
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Teggart
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Daniel Couchtin
Hie Ficard
Chcaco
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South Sea Islands
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Terre Haute
Indiana Oil and Gas Company
J. N. Paw
P. W. Mitchall
Robert Geddes
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Tennessee Range and Manufacturing Company
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Haughville
Champaign
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Hudson
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