Eicholtz Peckman Wedding in Indianapolis Society
Miss Clara Peckman and Charles V. Eicholtz wed Monday evening at the Ashland Avenue home in a ceremony led by Rev. Scherk. The event featured Lohengrin music, floral décor, and a reception and at home notice for November 6 at 2019 Ashland Ave. Relatives and guests from Lafayette, Columbia City, Bloomington, Atlanta, Columbus, Clinton, Chicago and beyond attended.
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Eicholtz-Peckman
Clara Peckman
Edward C. Peckman
Charles V. Eicholtz
Ashland Ave
Scherk
Lutheran Church
Pier Schultz
William E. Stewart
Mary Caroline Peckman
Roberta Holland
Martha Holland
Ejcholtz
South
Indianapolis
Agnes Meyer
Marie Yeager
Lafayette
C. D. Waldloch
Columbia City
Leroy Bills
George Valdenier
Atlanta
Ind
Charles Fleis
Grape-Nuts Shown To End Hunger Between Meals
A business college student shares that Grape-Nuts keeps her full from breakfast to dinner, reducing hunger and faintness. She notes no preparation needed and asserts it aids studying and long waits for lunch, recommending it for children in school. The ad promotes “There’s a Reason” and references The Road to Wellville in the package.
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Business College
Wellville
Marriage of Miss Pierson and Mr Matthews at Lexington
Miss Duaisy Dennis Pierson and James Corydon Matthews wed Tuesday afternoon at the home of the bride’s sister Mrs F T McClain on Lexington avenue. Attendant Minnie Attel and singer Gertrude Blazer performed Oh Promise Me. Rev Henry pronounced the ceremony with only relatives and a few friends present. A reception at 1322 Shelby street Tuesday evening honors the bridal couple and marks the fortieth anniversary of the hosts’ marriage.
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Duaisy Dennis Pierson
James Corydon Matthews
F. T. McClain
Lexington-ave
Minnie Attel
Gertrude Blazer
Henry
Harvey R. Matthews
Shelby St
Mrs George Otis Rockwood Hosts Visitors at Home
Mrs George Otis Rockwood received callers Tuesday afternoon at her home 903 North Delaware Street and will be at home on Tuesdays for the remainder of the season.
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George Otis Rockwood
Delaware St
Mrs Keller to Host Card Party for Guests from Los Angeles
Mrs J E Keller of North Alabama will host a Friday card party for Mrs H E O Brien and her daughter Irene from Los Angeles California who will arrive on Wednesday for the social visit.
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J. E. Keller
N. Alabama Sr
H. E. O'Brien
Irene
Los Angeles
Cal
Will Be Married and Local Social Notes
Miss Florence Froschauer and Charles Vollrath will wed Wednesday evening at the home of her parents, 416 N New Jersey street. Miss Hagel Barnes of Shelbyville visits Miss Bertha Tudor before returning to school in the east. Nellie Van Landingham heads to St Louis to visit Mrs Clarence Curby. Theresa V Pierce travels to Norfolk for the Jamestown exposition then visits Douglas Pierce at Harvard. Thursday Afternoon club departs at 1 37 p m by Meridian Heights car to Mrs W H Wheelers at Forty third and Hindfasts.
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Florence Froschauer
Charles Vollrath
New Jersey
Hagel Barnes
Shelbyville
Nellie van Landingham
St. Louis
Clarence Joseph Curby
Theresa V. Pierce
Norfolk
Douglas Pierce
Harvard
Meridian Heights
W. H. Wheeler
Forty-third
Ilindfasts
Appointments Made To Police Board And Purdue Trustee
Gov Harry appoints Joseph G Field Republican to Elwood metropolitan police board replacing Moses D Harmon who resigned to a city office. Andrew A Adams Democrat of Columbia City named trustee of Purdue University replacing A M Barrett who also resigned.
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Harry
Joseph G. Field
Metropolitan Police Board
Elwood
Field
Moses D. Harmon
Harmon
Andrew A. Adams
Columbia City
Purdue University
Mr. Adams
A.M. Barrett
Capitol Machine Works to Erect New Industrial Complex
Plans approved by building inspector Thomas A. Winterrond authorize a machine shop storage house and power house by Capitol Machine Works at Rural and Roosevelt. Project cost listed as $12,000. the company previously operated at 566 8. Pennsylvania St.
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Thomas A. Winterrond
Capitol Machine Works
Rural
Roosevelt Are
Pennsylvania St
Indian baseball player elopes and wed in Missouri
Ed Williams a full blooded Indian member of the Mattoon baseball team eloped yesterday with Mise Gertrude Schaffer and was married at Clayton Missouri.
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Mattoon
Ed Williams
Mise Gertrude Schaffer
Clayton
Health inspector seizes market over glass meat cases
Dr Charles F Stout inspector for the Board of Health visited the city market on Tuesday morning and named meat dealers who failed to provide glass refrigerator cases for displaying meat as required. He also inspected the entire market and noted dealers selling cheese under the law. Warrants will be prepared and served soon, with a large number of arrests expected.
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Charles F. Stout
Board of Health
Bert
Stout
Willh i
OUST MRS HARTJES SISTER FROM Morristown Seminary
Special to The Sun New York Oct 15 A Pittsburg divorce case widens as Ida Scott Miss Hartjes sister is suspended from Dana's seminary Morristown N J where she was enrolled since the term began Teachers say the action stems from sensational allegations in the divorce and the girl is said to be 19 Her departure sparks gossip among pupils while Hartjes detectives rush east seeking her.
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New York
Augustus Hartje
Pittsburg
Ida Scott
Hartje
Miss Dana
Seminary For
Morristown
N. J
Miss Scott
Scott
Elevated train crash injures nineteen at State and Van Buren
Chicago report says nineteen people were hurt in a rear end collision on the elevated loop at State and Van Buren. A Douglas Park train crashed into and telescoped the rear coach of a South-side train at the station, causing a panic among passengers.
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Chicago
State and
van Burenst
Douglas Park
Mysterious elopement case of Helen Maloney in Europe
Philadelphia reports a tangled romance as heiress Helen Maloney and Samuel Clarkson elope to London while Arthur Herbert Osborne claims he is her secret husband. Detectives seek the couple across Europe with Paris now suspected as a residence. Osborne says he wed Maloney two years ago in Mamaronack, and a Princeton friend confirms a December ceremony in a notary office.
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Philadelphia
Standard Oil
Martin Maloney
Samuel Clarkson
London
Arthur Herbert Osborne
New York
Osborne
Clarkson
Elopers
Paris
Miss Maloney
Waldorf Astoria
Singland
Montreal
Mamaroneck
Princeton
Herbert Osborne
Helen Eugene
Justice of the Peace
Muskogee
I. T
W. M. Armstrong
Pittsburg
Helen Eugene Maloney
Armstrong
Mamaronock
WX. C
Spring Lake
N. J
Ivins to testify on New York traction deals
William M. Ivins is expected to testify at the New York public service commission inquiry on October 15, aiming to uncover multiple stock trades tied to the Metropolitan Street railway. The system, now under receivers, includes most surface lines and was once controlled by Thomas Fortune Ryan, with vast financial losses reported in the muddle surrounding the city’s transit.
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New York
William M. Ivins
Public Service Commission
New York Traction
Ers
Metropolitan Street Railway
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Virginia
Central Labor Union to Invite Beveridge to Speak
At its semi monthly session the Central Labor Union approved a motion to invite Senator Beveridge to address members on the child labor law. President Edgar A. Perkins backed a resolution opposing fines on employers who hire nonunion labor, deeming such fines unfair to employers.
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Central Labor Union
Edgar A. Perkins
Electrical Workers’ Union
Electricians
Perkins
Union of Telegraphers
Chicago
Gould Monument Commission
Crown Hill
Monument Commission
American Federation of Labor
George Gordon
W. A. Landgraff
Clarence Gaumer
John Hughes
Thad Gurley
Theodore Perry
Charles Koster
W A. Landgraff
Albert J. Beveridge
Captain Johnson Dead After Illness in Indiana
Captain B F Johnson a railroad construction contractor and Civil War veteran died Monday afternoon at Indiana Home hospital from heart paralysis. Born in Henry County Kentucky he was 84. Survived by two daughters Mrs Elmer D Jones and Mrs John Hurtgen and a son James B Johnson all of Indianapolis. Body brought to Mrs Jones home.
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B. F. Johnson
Indiana Home Hospital
Henry County
Kentucky
Seventeenth Indiana Regiment
Urs
Elmer D. Jones
E. Washington Sr
John Hurtgen
James B. Johnson
Indianapolis
Jones
Taggers Secure Funds For Hospital Work In Indianapolis
On Monday the total assets for tag day reached 2259.00 as the Methodist church women in Indianapolis district plan to donate 1500 to the hospital fund and use the surplus for general work or reach 2500 to furnish a free ward. A grand testimonial celebration is scheduled at Central Avenue M E church Wednesday afternoon where taggers will recount their experiences.
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Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Women's Home Missionary Society
Central Avenue M. FE
Wreck near Shrewsbury claims many lives and burns
At least 15 people died and 23 were badly injured when a Northwestern express from Crewe to London crashed on a curve near Shrewsbury station at 2 a.m. The train derailed, several coaches telescoped, and fierce flames trapped victims as rescuers fought the fire before freeing the injured.
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Northwestern Railroad
Shrewsbury Station
Crewe
London
Shrewsbury
Wall Street Winner Returns Home After Record Wealth
United Press reports J Brandt Walker returns to Chicago to see his father Edwin Waller. Walker amassed about 6.5 million from Wall Street over the past year, surprising Wallists. Six years ago his Board of Trade actions yielded little.
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United Presse
Chicago
Wall-st
J. Brandt Walker
Edwin Waller
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Walker
Walist
Board of Trade
Woman Drops Dead On St Clair Street
Mrs Mary E Martin 62 died of heart trouble while walking home on Adelaide north of St Clair. An agent for soaps she was well known. Her stress from her daughter's death a year earlier is blamed. Bicycle Officers Wilson and Golnisch found her. body sent to the City morgue. She lived with daughter Minnie, another daughter Mrs A E Jay, and two sons S C and Owen Martin in Sioux City.
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Mary E. Martin
New Jersey St
Witness Dies In Court As Burglary Trial Proceeds
Fitzgerald Ga October 15 During the burglary case against Hall the state witness James Green collapsed from apoplexy in Judge Whipples court and died almost instantly.
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Fitzgerald
Hall
Fear Big Strike Looms Over English Rail Lines
About nine in ten members of the Society of Railway Servants vote for a general strike on all rail lines in England. The ballot to announce Oct 28 will decide a walkout that would halt nearly every mile of track. The union seeks eight hours for train movement workers ten for others, with higher pay. Railroad officers warn recognition could ruin discipline and profit. Public opinion tilts toward arbitration.
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London
Society of Railway Servants
England
Auction at Beech Grove Train Yard Crowd Expected
Beech Grove Improvement company plans a midday sale on Wednesday at Beech Grove station. Auctioneer A Harris from New City to manage with a 9:30 departure on the Union. If rain interrupts, sale moves to a Big Four building.
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Beech Grove
P Iny
Union Zate
A. Harris
New City
Beech Grove Improvement Company
Big Four Railroad
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