Missionary Luncheon Tickets Sell Out at Murat Temple
A mass campaign opening at First Baptist Church draws citywide attention as 1500 luncheon tickets sell out for the women's foreign missionary event. Prominent figures including Mrs. Helen Barrett Montgomery headline talks from Tuesday through Wednesday, with speakers from India China and Turkey and plans to spread missions to Cincinnati Detroit and New York.
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Murat Temple
Additiona&l
First Baptist Church
Helen Barrett Montgomery
Rochester
N. Y
China
India
Turkey
Indianapolis
Montgomery
Mary Noble
Women’s College of Medicine
North India
Katherine Silverthorn
Denver
Ella MacLaurin
Baptist Board of Missions
W. T. Elmore
Jean Adams
Foochow
Flora Fanshaw
Constantinople
Cincinnati
Detroit
New York
The
Murat
Beaguers at Conference in Westerville Ohio
Twenty district superintendents and workers of the Anti saloon league in Indiana led by Rev. E Shumaker state president attend a conference in Westerville Ohio. The gathering runs until Thursday night with broad attendance. Shumaker will speak Wednesday afternoon on The Value of County Option as An Advanced Move.
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Beaguers
Anti-saloon League
Shows Ribs To Jury In Street Car Case
Robert O. Coxe testified to injuring ribs after a wagon collided with a street car during a crash scene before a circuit court jury. The passenger seeks heavy damages from the Indianapolis traction and terminal company based on the accident and medical evidence.
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Robert
Coxe
Circuit Court
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Saloon Display of Badges Worth $2,500 to Collector
Saloon keeper F M Ivory has spent ten years building a wall display of badges, buttons, and medals valued at about 2500 dollars. The collection includes a dancing couple badge, Hancock relics, a Harrison portrait, temperance pins, lodge insignia, and campaign medallions. Ivory says the items bring personal pleasure and would not be sold, though a buyer might pay 2500 dollars.
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F. M. Ivory
Ivory
Ed M. Delaney
Winfield Scott Hancock
William H. English
William E. English
William Henry Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Elks’ Lodge
A. F. of L
Women‘s Christian Temperance Union
Christian Women’s Board of Missions
Grover Cleveland
Indianapolis
Washington Street
C. A. Moody
E. C. Atkins
United States
Lincoln
Taft
America
Societies to Assist Children May Merge
Directors of the Children’s Aid Association and the Indiana Children’s Home Society plan a joint meeting to consider consolidating their work at the M G C A. Hastings L Hart of the Russell Sage foundation will address. The home society will also hold its annual meeting to elect a new superintendent, with J L Peetz and Rev Morton L Pearson as applicants.
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Children’s Aid Association
Indiana Children's Home Society
Hastings L. Hart
Russell Sage Foundation of
New York
The
Home Society
Sumner W. Haynes
J. L. Peetz
Morton L. Pearson
First Friends Church
Jury panel shortened as two jurors excused
From a 23 member grand jury Judge Anderson issued brief instructions. With no major cases on the docket the grand jury was dismissed until Wednesday morning when two minor cases will be heard after two jurors were excused and the petit jury case was disposed of.
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Anderson
Petit Jury
Mrs Agnes Binager Seeks 25000 Alimony in Divorce
Agnes M. Binager sues Vintzson B. Binager of Binager & Reinert broom manufacturers for divorce seeking 25000 alimony. She claims his earning capacity is 100 dollars weekly and that since their 1886 marriage they built his wealth to 40000 through her efforts, asking for one half.
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Agnes M. Binager
Vintzson B. Binager
Binager & Reinert
Indianapolis post office plans to add more carriers
Officials anticipate orders from Washington by December 1 to hire ten to twelve additional carriers at the Indianapolis post office. Substitute carriers in line for promotion have been notified and several have begun duty preparations in anticipation of the new posts.
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Indianapolis
Washington
Bryson
New Monitor Magazine Company Formed in Indianapolis
Articles filed with the secretary of state reveal the Monitor magazine company with offices at 601 Board of Trade building Indianapolis. Incorporators are Charles A. Morey Fred T. Loftin and Thomas P. Lovett. The Monitor will be a farm and household magazine aimed at educating consumers to patronize home merchants and curb mail order buying. Indorsement of the plan was approved at an Indiana wholesale grocers association meeting at the board of trade assembly room with many Indianapolis wholesale firms backing it.
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Monitor Magazine Company
Board of Trade
Indianapolis
Secretary of State
Charles A. Morey
Fred T. Loftin
Thomas P. Lovett
Monitor
Indiana Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Twenty Five Applicants to Take Inspector Exams
Twenty five applicants for inspectors in the bureau of animal industry of the department of agriculture will sit for examinations on Wednesday in the civil service offices located in the federal building.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Civil Service
Federal
Mayor Shank Delays Special Meeting and New Office Move
Mayor Shank postponed the special council meeting to Wednesday due to late call notices. City controller Howard Kimball had not received official meeting details, and ordinances were not drawn. He plans minimal staff for boiler and janitor work as the building nears completion, with office move to occur by Saturday after tug arrivals from St Louis.
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Shank
Howard Kimball
St. Louis
J A Barnard Dead In California After Long Ill Health
J A Barnard formerly of Indianapolis died in Pasadena California after years of failing health. He was son in law of the late Stoughton A Fletcher and once held high posts with the Big Four and the Peoria and Eastern railroads. He left Indianapolis in 1904 for California and is survived by four daughters.
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J. A. Barnard
Indianapolis
Pasadena
Cal
Huck Toweling Sale Offers Mixed Patterns and Discounts
A local ad lists a complete assortment of huck towelings in 22 to 25 inch widths with designs such as bluebell chrysanthemum poppy and pansy. Prices marked 60c quality at 50c and 65c for specials, plus 18 inch all linen plain buck towels reduced from 25c to 20c. Second floor east aisle.
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Justin
Asbestos Irons Sale Free Repairing
He will explain why an asbestos iron heats fast and stays hot while protecting the hand. Demonstrations show easy handling and the iron’s indestructibility. Free repair service for damaged irons regardless of purchase place. Prices 25c 35c per unit sets 173 for three pieces. Basement.
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By Herriman
Midaighy
Old Bridge
Dingbat
Blomie
Youse
First Baptist
the Indiana Trust Co. Strong Company
Cretonne
Eginning
P. J. Sturges
Gwe
Drs. Govan & Klaiber
Prismatic God Co
Life Building
Watil
Charles Mayer & Co
Trousseau
Charles Mayer and Company
Badger’s
Saxony
Duchesse Pointe
Saxony Pointe
Badger Furniture Co
E. Washington St
Washington Cloak and Suit Co
East
Ind
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