Soldiers Hold Big Parade at Ft Harrison Indiana
Thousands lined the Ft Benjamin Harrison parade ground as Brig. Gen. Hodges reviewed about 6 000 troops in two Indiana national guard brigades led by Col Henry A Greene and Col H B Smith. Civilian visitors exceeded 3 000 with bands, services, boxing and night parades marking a gala camp day. Col M M McComb was named future brigadier general by President West.
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Ft. Benjamin Harrison
C. ZL. Hodges
W. J. McKee
Indiana National Guard
Henry A. Greene
Tenth Infantry
Twenty-sixth
Ifantry
Third Ohio Infantry
H. B. Smith
Twenty Sixth Infantry
C. W. Freeland
Sixth Cavalry
C. L. Hodges
Indiana Union Traction Company
Uncle Sam
Indiana
Ohio Engineers
Hodges
Chaplain Dickson
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Batley
Shampton
rFeferee
Army of
Third Ohio Regiment of Infantry
Col. McComb
Washington
M. M. McComb
West
Meyer
Artillery
West Point
Jflass
United States
Manchuria
Ghio
Woman Swallows Morphine as Husband Threats Suicide
Mrs. Lorena Seward of 410 North Senate Avenue took morphine Sunday night and is seriously ill. Neighbors report she had previously threatened to end her life and her husband had warned of possible suicide efforts.
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Lorena Seward
Senate Avenue
Seward
Eucharistic Congress Big Event for Canada in Montreal
In Montreal from Sept 6 to 11 a historic Eucharistic congress gathers Catholic clergy led by Cardinal Vincenzo Vannutelli. 250000 are expected at opening with numbers doubling for the parade, drawing archbishops bishops princes of the church and delegates from around the world. The event marks a new epoch in American Catholic history and features services in Latin French and English with speakers including Very Rev. J Cavanaugh.
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Montreal
Quebec
Vannutelli
Gibbons
Logue
America
Lille
France
London
United States
Notre Dame
Cardinal Gibbons
J. Cavanaugh
Notre Dame University
Indiana
Keith's Grand Opera House Opens With Aerial Ballet
B F Keith's Grand Opera House opens the season in Indianapolis under new management. Repairs are finished and the lobby redesigned to promise comfort with no inconvenience. Headline act Grigolati aerial ballet, a popular spectacular feature, returns as opening attraction drawing local interest.
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Grand Opera House
B. F. Keith
Indianapolis
Grigolati
Aerial Doves Freed Amid Novelty Talk in Balcony Dance
The report notes discussions about the beauty of aerial dances and the release of white doves from a balcony, highlighting the spectacle and public interest in the moment.
Drugist Herman Fritz Faces Manslaughter Charge
Herman Fritz, a druggist, was released on a 2500 bond after a manslaughter charge was filed Saturday night. The charge change followed the death of George Salmon of 713 Elm Street at St. Vincent's Hospital, who died from oxalic acid given by the defendant in a mistaken administration.
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George Salmon
Elm Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Harston City Council Former Member Remembered
Obituary notes former city council member Mr Harston with survivors including his wife Mrs Julia Harston and son Herbert Harston of Cleveland.
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Harston
Julia Harston
Herbert Harston
Cleveland
Knife slashing at dairy lunch over slowness
Joe Johnson, a colored sandwich cutter, slashed Floyd Brewer, a white man, across the left arm with a butcher knife Monday at 24 North Illinois Street. Brewer tried to defend with a chair as Johnson escaped.
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Brewer
White
North
Illinois Street
Johnson
Albert Hurston Dies at 53 Democratic Worker Remembered
Albert Hurston, 53, a prominent Democratic political worker, died Sunday at his home, 934 North Keystone Avenue. The death was caused by a complication of diseases.
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Albert Hurston
North
Keystone Avenue
Honor Veterans of Mexican War Parade in Indianapolis
A parade honoring Mexican War veterans will wind through Indianapolis on Tuesday morning for the thirty sixth and final reunion of the National Association of Mexican War Veterans. The procession includes mounted police Civil War and Spanish American War veterans, civilians and U S regulars, ending at the statehouse after a route via Market, Pennsylvania and Washington streets. The event features Little girls decorating veterans, Senate Beveridge delivering an address, and participation by Charles W. Fairbanks and Mayor Shank in the senate chamber program.
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United States
Indianapolis
Statehouse
Senate Beveridge
George W. Powell
Russell B. Harrison
James Henry
D. L. McCormick
Joseph Bailey
D. H. Olive
William E. English
Harry Campbell
Newton J. McGuire
Jacob Traub
Charles W. Fairbanks
Mayor Shank
Senate Chamber
Monster Circus Parade Captivates Labor Day Crowd
A massive crowd lined downtown streets to view the Forepnough and sSelis Brothers parade. Lions tigers and leopards drew attention as acrobats from the Hines Kimball troupe and other acts dazzled spectators. The Adam Forepaukh and Les brothers show boasted a grand, unprecedented season debut.
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sSelis Brothers
Etreus Band
Hines-Kimball
America
Europe
Old Country
Karl Handly
Marie Meers
Meers Sisters
Riding Rooneys
Ricardo Perea
Captain Webb
Adam Forepauskh
Les Brothers
Big United
Veterans in Reunion of Indiana Infantry Held
The annual reunion of the one hundred and twenty third Indiana Infantry will assemble in room 12 at the statehouse on September 12.
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Statehouse
Suit Sale Delivers Wool Cassimere Choices for Youth
Not many left but good odds of fitting a boy aged 8 to 17 with a suit that satisfies. Suits are medium weight and light colored, ideal for next spring and many fall days. The shop offers all light colored, all wool cassimere suits on the second floor.
Linen theater quality textiles advertised in aisles
Bleached pure linen damask fabric options include Irish damask at 72 inches wide and luncheon cloths 45x45 inches, all priced by yard or piece. Items feature fine linen, pattern cloth 68x68 inches, and huck towels with assorted patterns. Main Floor Aisle Two highlights the display.
Demonstration of Wear Ever Aluminum Ware
An invitation to a special demonstration of Wear Ever aluminum ware claims the set is sanitary and leak free. A complete line is shown with bargain prices for bulk purchases including two-quart double boilers at $1.10 and three-quart Berlin kettles with covers at 65 cents.
Well Paper Oat Meal Papers Advertises Various Wallpaper Styles
A newspaper ad on the third floor offers Well Paper Oat Meal papers plain and print ed tapestry and two toned cloth effects in 35¢ and 40c values. Gold parlor papers at 20 and 25c per roll finish. Varnish tile papers for bath and kitchen at 20c per roll. A large selection in many colors and patterns, many 5c and 10c values, sold in bundles of two rolls.
Men’s Wear Bargain Clean-Up Sale on Main Floor
Readable ad lists Men’s Wear items with sizes and prices. Sets begin at 39c and 55c for garments including shirts, drawers, half hoses, union suits, and flannel shirts. Mentions Main Floor Aisle Six as sale location.
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Oyster Frank
North Alabama
Heeb
Canada
Cardinal Vannutells
New World
Cardinal Vannutelli
Herman Fritz
Joe Johnson
Floyd
Nerces
Small Boy
Veterans IN Reunion
Safe Deposit Department
American National Bank Post
John A. Schumacher Co
Miu Vardeese
Clair St
Malin
Inapolis
State Fair
S. Penn St
Indianapolis Light & Heat CO
Old Main
Srey Eh
the Leading Trust Company
the Union Trust Company
Office Company’s
E. Market Street
Cen Sence
Cardus
Dean’s
Eagle Brand
Fletcher's
Duffy’s
McDade
Renate and
Wash Navin
Delaware and Marks
Shubert
F.S. Chapman & Co
Marius S. DE Voll
Barytone
Park Niite
Price
Cini
Matinee Daily
Harlan E. Knight & Co
The
Chalk Line
Harry H. Richards & Co
Reed Brothers
Dolce Sisters
Welch, Mealy & Montrose
Guerro
Carmen Kinodrome
Belasco
Theater Shepins
Arvine-Benton
Our Labor
Politic
TIN
RIDGE
Sam J. Curtis & Co
Musical Luciers
Count de Butz and
Tassell
Innes & Ryan
Grace de Winters
Sam Hood
Elmer Tenley
Broad Ripple
White City
Union Station
Revuroumy
Speedway
North Capitol Avenue
Columbus
Ball Park Main
Weber, Huder, Ferger, Pierson
Meyer-Miser
Hank
Thompson’s Dairy
Geo. Bauer
N. Penn
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