New York store marks forty nine years in Indianapolis
The New York store celebrates its forty ninth anniversary tracing its rise from a single room in 1855 to a six story Washington street building with a 138000 square foot retail space and about 800 holiday staff. It lists 60 departments and a $300000 capital stock under George A. Gay as president and general manager.
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New York
Bates House
Washington St
Thenn Brothers, Pettis, Ivers & Co
Pettis, Dixon & Co
Pettis, Bassett & Co
Pettis Lry Goods Company
Glenn
Pearlst
Stevenson
Marion county replaces old wooden bridges with stone and concrete
Marion county rapidly sheds wooden bridges for durable stone and concrete structures, with steel used where needed. Since January, 32 bridges have been contracted for, costing about 4.44 million dollars including a major White River span. New concrete and stone crossings replace aging fords and swinging wooden bridges, as seen in Decatur and Lawrence townships.
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Marion County
Lawrence Township
Myles’ Branch
Marion
Germantown
White River
W. Washington St
Marshall Road
Decatur Township
Little Eagle Creek
Augusta
Veil of Mystery Lifted by Actor Richard Mansfield
The veteran actor Richard Mansfield emerges from secrecy as details of a forthcoming project surface. Fans and industry watchers anticipate announcements about his role and the production team, with speculation focusing on a possible film collaboration and venue.
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Richard Mansfield
Chicago
Margaret Anglin
Mansfield
Miss Anglin
Tolstoi
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