Local History Essays Highlight Indianapolis Memorial Plan
School pupils submit essays proposing commemorations for Indianapolis sites. The plan, backed by the Commercial Club, would place yearly tablets at places like the Claypool hotel, Camp Morton, and Morton Place, honoring Lincoln, Camp Morton, and city planners with student designs and public displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Claypool Hotel
Morton Place
Ruth F Gelmer
Shortridge Vth
Morton-place
Camp Alorsan
Indianapolis
Morton
Guy Marion Maga
Cato Meter
Mortenplarp
Lineteenth
Lelaware St
Central Cave
Indiana Flour Mills Quiet Powerhouse of State Industry
The 1906 report from the state bureau by Joseph H. Stubbs details Indiana’s flour and grain milling as a major sector. Marion, Elkhart and Vanderburgh counties lead in mill activity with 566 establishments countywide 88 percent outside large cities. Wheat and corn inputs, barrel costs, and product values are broken down, noting Indianapolis hosts nine establishments with $1.4 million invested, employing 26 percent of wage earners and producing about $4.42 million in yearly value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Mate Bureau of Statistics
Joseph H. Stubbs
Marion
Elkhart
Vanderburg
Indianapolis
Free Love Home Open at Chicago Sparks Colony Talk
A Chicago interview reveals a man and woman in love seek residency at the Spencer-Whitman Settlement Home to form a Free Lovers colony. The couple, separated from their spouses, discuss marriage plans and living arrangements as officials probe the unusual plan and personal relations at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Spencer-whit
Catumat-ave
Triggs
Miss CM
Raman
Parkar Ho Sercombs
Sam
Ma Moore
Concerts at Wonderland Park Military Band Program
Wonderland Park hosts two concert programs Friday afternoon and night featuring military band selections. Pieces include Sousa works, ethereal intermezzi, overtures, and characteristic numbers by Circuits Selestion, Bong, Selman, and more, with marches and light classics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miltwing Peeeram
Wonderland Park
Hustrausers
Chambers
Washington
Cohan
Ole Virginay
Brooke
Raymond - Thomas March
Liberty Bel . Sousa
Barlione
Evening Star
Tanphanert
George Curtis
Selestion
Dolly Dollars
Werhert Walla
Han Selestion
Pegey Frem
Paris
Loraine Bong
Harris de Flying
Eee
Eens
Bouton Maren
Appeal for Retrial in Glass Company Case
The American Window Glass Company seeks retrial after verdicts for Luther Arnolds and William Snead in the district court. Arnold awarded $2,499 and Snead $15.00. incident involved a building project at Gas City connected to the glass firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Window Glad Company
de Tea
Luther Arno
William Sneadn
Glenn
Caltedates
Arnold
Mien Wren
Gas Cy
The
Glass Company
Incorporations Listing for New Jersey and Indiana Firms
The National Sweeper company of Newark NJ shows capital stock and Indiana investment details. Eastman of Marion appears as state agent. Eckerty Canning and Manufacturing of Eckerty reports capital stock 38 909 with directors James Bonbitt George Ash I M Sturm M L Newton A M Gickenstein and J Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Sweeper Company
Newark
N. J
Indiana
Eastman
Marlon
Eckerty Canning and, Manufacturing Company
Eckerty
Capital
James Bonbitt
George Ash
I. M. Sturm
M. L. Newton
A. M. Gickenstein
J. Lynch
Revival in Tent at Minot and Twentyseventies
Revival services will be held under the auspices of the University Place Baptist Church at Minot. A large chorus will be featured with many ministers participating in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Twentyeseventie S In
University Plare Baptist Church
Ia Atat
Lake Geneva Summer Train Schedule Details
Train information for Lake Geneva service aboard Chicago and Northwestern Railway outlines Saturday afternoon departure from Chicago at 1 99 p m and Sunday morning at 8 00 am. For tickets and full details contact your nearest ticket agent or W B Kuiskern PT Mn GN W Ry Co. Cate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Geneva
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
W. B
Anarchists Laugh Over Police Failure in Chicago
Special to The tom Chicago May 2 Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman sit on a Lincoln Park bench and joke about police surveillance. They say they are anarchists who reject marriage, talk of romance, and describe living together as free companionship. Berkman plans to travel to St Louis to edit a labor paper while delivering talks in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Gav
Oliver P Morton
Second-St
Tashell-ave
Nineteenth-st
Central-ave
Morten
Whale City
Triggs
Mr. Sercombe
Mise Fagan
Oscar Lavell
Trigas
University of Chicago
Tamar
Maraaine
Nime
Chicago
Mexander Berkman
Emma Goldman
Lincoln Park
Berkman
Emms Goldman
Emma
Goldman
Frick
Anarshinié
Sti
St. Louis
Labor Department
Lake Shore
Michigan
Ite
Lake Erie
Put-in-Bay
Cedar Point
Lakeside
Lake Chautauqua
St. Lawrence River
Adirondack Mountains
Champlain
George
White Mountains
City Record Deaths and Births in Irvington District
City records list multiple deaths including Thomas Welch age 37 at St. Vincent's Hospital from carcinoma. Joan Anderson Jr 21 with lobar pneumonia at Walnuts a. David Sawders 41 with pulmonary embolism at City hospital. Thomas Hughes 26 with pulmonary tuberculosis at Belmont area. Joe Bird 41 with ancrium and pulmonary artery. Albert Hasson Lowes 31 with pulmonary tuberculosis. others named with births noted for Charlen To and Pansy Whelan 16. births and marriages also listed with various names and addresses in Irvington and surrounding areas.
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Garris Morgee
Omonths
Wert St
Obiyan
Welch
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Joan Anderson, Jr
Walnutsa
David Sawders
Its
Alice Munter
Thomas J. Hughes
Belmont
Joe Bird
City Hospital
Albert Hasson Lowes
Bolte
Fontainent
Marnages
Bates
Baker
Ida C. Klatch
Marlon J. Leathers
Repecca Wi
Delta
Frank
Starshall
Margaret & Gallivan
P. Summera
Minnie Gans
Win
D. Springer
Mabel K. Hann
Charlen To
Pansy Whelan
Box Edgar
Mar
Etheltienrge
Emma Wooly
Quintent
Bor
Willard
Lauren Behrader
Atatest
Strl
Thomas
Hadley
Equine Tapay The Trained 15 Hand Brown Mare
Tapay a 15 hands high, 16 year old trained by Mrs L Oatman, eats with the family and can tell time by a watch. The mare performs tricks, eats beefsteak, and appears in public exhibitions across the United States. Oatman reports Tapay as highly intelligent, able to distinguish family from strangers, and to respond to spoken commands without cues.
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Sun
New York
Isa Drawnmare
Dan Castella
Ideet
Holg
Taper
Spirita
Oklahoma
Casae
Qutman
Mra. Oatman
United States
Abe
Tansy
Dag Go Vytus
Tapay Dors
Mraett
Tapmy
Tapsy
Jet
Strange horse tricks and a mathematician horse tale
A narrator describes a mare performing feats with a handkerchief and waist belt to lift a rider clear of the ground. The fragment compares the horse to Hana the famed performing horse and notes Tansy can do basic arithmetic, suggesting surprising learned abilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hana
Tansy
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Claypool
Aishth
Ave
Lincoln
Baiea
Camp Morton
Arsenal
McCormick Brothers
Pogue
Caid Aleo
Ralston
Ely
Die Comment Wud
Heo
Itsea
Pumsté
Caxpool
Fecide Whcn
Mabel M. Adams
Garfield
Berenice Young
Richard Griffith, Jr
Ruth & Geiger
Bhoririge High School
Garfield School
Alexander Ralston
America
Aaron Burr
Marsland St
Capitol Ave
Norwood
Cleveland
Ohio
Washington City
Romer
Crown Hel
Nora
Crown Hill
Martindale
Evan
Kilston
Bins
Land Office
Eritog
Cheney
Indianarte
Kemucky
Bentarky
Vorard
Arithos
Scotland
Ireland
Wan
Kentucky
Hitolsats
Indianapolia
Richard GriMth, Jr
Alte
State Fair Grounds
Vickseburg
Tf Wan
Keak
T Ie
Morton-plane
Hoth
Wur City
Tirta
Kurtzms Ee
Seadiar
Pearson’s
Plano House
Pennsylvania Street
Prof. Triggs
Miss Fagan
Misa Moore
Spearers Woitman Pertie
Min M. Fuesar
Bereth
Wonderland
Mareh
Charlatan
Renka
Royal Cube
Hunbell
Milo” Selman
Burt
Ruppe Piccolo
PR. Monten
Mr. Thomas
Cece
Tokin
Bate” Sousa
Carnen
Okia
L. Oatman
Alreet
Oatman
Tapay
Tapas
Lake Chauteuqua
Niagara Falls
Lake Erie Islands
Eales
Buffalo
Ichigan
Chentengus
Smith
Pawenger
Clevaland
Indiana Automobile Company
New York Street
Central Supply CO
W. Washington
Armstrong
Oes
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