Local Ijcottsings Surprising wedding plans delayed by money issue
Roy Cooper and Lenice Rudd planned a noon wedding at their work. the bank would not cash a large enough check to fund furniture for a house, forcing postponement. Cooper, 23, from Holloway street, and Rudd, of Ashland Me., both employed in Indianapolis stores, pivoted to marry soon once funds are available.
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Cupid
Reese House Association
Roy Cooper
Holloway St
Lenice Rudd
Washington-st
Cooper
Rudd
Yas Rea
Roy
Miss Rudd
Ashland
Inspector Finds Coal Load Lighter by Ten Pounds
Isador Wulfson, inspector of weights and measures, weighed a wagon claimed to hold two tons of coal and found it short ten pounds. Driver Riley Osborn, of Reinecke & Schaab with a yard on West Michigan Street, was arrested for delivering the short load and for lacking a certificate. He was bound for J. Beck at 35 Virginia Avenue.
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Isador Wulfson
Riley Osborn
Osborn
Reinecke & Schaab
W. Michigan-st
Haughville
Wulfson
Maryland-st
Meridian-st
J. Beck
Virginia-ave
Suit to Annul Marriage Underway in Probate Court
The guardian filed for annulment of the marriage to Elma Dare after law confirms Rhodius was allegedly abducted to Louisville for a sham ceremony. Rhodius was not present and guardian Berryhill, absent from hearing, faced contention from Mrs Ziegler’s side and defense by John Kern. The case hinges on probate court authority and Rhodius being insane, with debate over method and legality of the annulment action.
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George Rhodius
Circle Park Hotel
Elma Dare
Ilegal House
Louisville
William Bosson
Superior Court
James M. Berryhill
Rhodius
Vinson Carter
Elma Dare Rhodius
James Berryhill
Probate Court
Henry Spaan
Wiliam Bosson
John Claypool
Guardian Berryhill
Mr. Kern
Mr. Berryhill
Mr. Bosson
Indiana
October Building Permits Rise in Indianapolis
City building inspector Thomas A. Winterness reports October 1907 gains in Indianapolis. From Oct 2 to Nov 1 permits totaled 53 this year versus 91 in 1906, while October issued 383 permits this year against 373 in 1906. October 1907 building value reached $486,899 vs $434,197 in October 1906, a $52,702 rise.
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Thomas A. Winterrond
New York
Indianapolis
Pioneer of Lockerbie Street Mrs Mary Evans Dies at 83
Mrs Mary K Evans longtime Lockerbie Street resident and neighborhood figure died at home on Thursday. A Kentucky native who moved to Indianapolis at age ten, she kept a meticulously kept property and hosted the women of the street in evenings. Survived by a married daughter.
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Mary K. Evans
Lockerbie-st
Evans
Monia
Explosives on American Roads Revealed in Meeting
At the American Railway association semi annual meeting it was disclosed that no fewer than 3000 freight cars loaded with high explosives move daily across U S rails and a passenger train passes such a car about every 50 miles. The association includes 331 railroads operating 235000 miles of track and reports were given by committees on train rules safety appliances interlocking block signals explosive transport and third rail conductors.
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American Railway Association
United States
City payroll cash paid out under guard in noon from bank
In a Friday morning city payroll operation, sixty thousand dollars in gold and silver coins was escorted to the courthouse by Patrolman John Weible and Patrolman David Richards from Merchants National Bank to pay city employees. A bank teller aided by counting the cash swiftly to ensure security and accuracy.
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John Weible
Police Department
Merchants’ National Bank
Weible
David Richards
Beveridge to Talk at Big Meetings in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Y M C A will host Sunday talks starting Nov 10 at English’s opera house with Senator Albert J Beveridge opening. Subsequent Sundays feature prominent preachers and lecturers. A new advanced electricity class begins this week, with Tuesday and Friday sessions taught by George Dunkel. Foreign language and cartooning lessons start next week to aid foreigners in learning English quickly. The Boys league for ages 8 to 18 will be addressed by K Co Day of Central Life Insurance. over 300 boys attended the first meeting. A preliminary Sunday gathering will refine plans for the big meetings. Ushers will be enlisted.
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Indianapolis Y. M. C. A
English
Opera House
Albert J. Beveridge
George Dunkel
Winona Technical Institute
Boys’ League
K. Co. Day
Central. Life - Insurance Company
Seek Cause Of Street Car Crash On Bank Avenue
County coroner G A Petersdorf opened the inquiry into a fatal interurban and city street car collision on Bank avenue. Conductor Curt McCalip and motorman Q O Deatley testified that no orders governed meeting on the single track and Deatley described fog limiting visibility as the two cars collided.
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Petersdorf
Bank-ave
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
G. A. Petersdorf
Curt McCalip
QO. B. Deatley
J. J. Mahoney
BB. Deatley
Bankave
Joe Hinchman
Deatley
Hinchman
McCalip
Dr Porter to Lecture on Tuberculosis Disease
Dr William Porter president of the St Louis Society for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis will give an address on Tuberculosis in the Commercial club assembly room Monday evening. The lecture will be illustrated by stereopticon views.
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William Porter
The
St. Louis Society For the Prevention
Lief
Commercial Club
Finish the Canal Bridge at Twenty ninth Street Delayed
Blaine H Miller city civil engineer orders contractors to finish the new bridge over the canal at Twenty ninth street. The contract was let over a year ago but remains incomplete. Reports outline the hold up and instruction to complete the project promptly.
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Blaine H. Miller
Launch of Bryan Boom to Come in Washington Dinner Planned
Democrats to meet in Washington for a November 3 supper with a $3 plate. About 500 attendees expected to finance the event and hear Nebraskan outline his stance for the coming campaign. Attendees include Gov Hoke Smith Gov Warfield Tom Johnson John Sharpe Williams Senator Rayner and possibly Senator Bailey and William R Hearst.
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Hoke Smith
Warfield
Tom Johnson
John Sharpe Williams
Rayner
Bailey
William R. Hearst
Kentucky temperance vs repeal drives brisk governor race
Special to The Saw from Louisville reports Kentucky's hot campaign for governor centers on temperance. Judge S W Hager backs prohibition. Augustus Willson favors enforcing laws. Louisville mayoral race pits Owen Tyler Democrat against James Grinstead Republican. Both sides claim a close vote with wide predictions.
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S. W. Hager
Louisville
Robert W. Bingham
Hager
Kentucky
Owen Tyler
James F. Grinstead
Tyler
Post 18 Urges Recruiting Efforts in General Orders
General orders from Post 18 of the G A R urge rapid recruitment, note a small net gain after deaths, and stress support for the Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' Home at Knightstown. Veterans are asked to help list all Andersonville prison dead for the monument project and honor the late Post Department Commander M D Tackett.
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Knightstown
Andersonville Monument
Sunrise Cheer Signals 7 A M Oct 6:14
A brief notice notes sunrise cheering at 7 a m on October 12 10 6 14 with a reference to timing and mood. The fragment emphasizes morning light and an enthusiastic start to the day.
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Thorman
St. Miss
Uncle Sam
United States Marshal's Office
Shideler
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
S. Meridian St
McCarty St
William Gibson
William Stevens
William Cook
Washington St
Highland Ave
Alfred Potts
Indiana Girls’ Industrial School
Indiana University
University of Notre Dame
Washington and
Pennsylvania-sts
Brightwood
Lucky
Joe Clay
Inspector Wulfson
Dius and
Judge’s
Berryhill
Mrs. Evans
Street
the Sun
Sun
Ing
American Railway
City Controller's Office
Beveridge
ING Investigation
Bank Ave
Ben Hur
W. Michigan St
Clifford Manleaf
DR. Porter
People's On Fitting Co
Tomor Mer
W. J. Bryan
Washington
United Press
William J. Bryan
Ernor
Louisville, Ky
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