Miss Gabbie and William Engelage marry at home
Miss Laura Rosa Gabbie and William Engelage wed Thursday evening at the Gabbie home. Rev Saul officiated. Bridesmaid Miss Mary Stecken and best man Henry Hahn attended. A supper followed at 2104 South East Street. At home announcement planned after October 1. Maennerchor Woman's society to hold picnic at German park for children.
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Gabbie
Laura Rosa Gabbie
William Engelage
Rheinold Gabbie
Saul
German Evangelical Church
Mary Stecken
Henry Hahn
S. East St
Maennerchor Woman's Society
German Park
Hne
Maennerchor
Western Union Wins Strikers as Indianapolis Walkout Shifts
Word of fresh breaks in the Commercial Telegraphers' union strike in Indianapolis emerges as Western Union reportedly wins over key operators. Homer Goetz and T. L. Gard returned to work at old pay, with Goetz allegedly receiving $50 monthly at walkout. Strike benefits continue, funds grow, and Western Union plans to reopen branches as staff sufficiency returns.
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Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Indianapolis
Western Union Telegraph Company
Homer Goetz
Western Union
Goetz
Corporations
T. L. Gard
FP. L. Mounce
The
Free Love Pastor and Woman Spark Utica Controversy
Rev. William P. Simms and Mrs. Burlingame Dorn publicly embrace freedom of love and prenatal marriages at a Utica ministers meeting. The couple, whose bond is described as a “soul's bride,” have drawn sharp clerical rebuke and intensified attention as the accord strains traditional marriage norms. Mrs. Dorn, a King’s Daughters officer, has two married daughters and a deceased husband. The Utica clergy report secrecy and sermons attacking the arrangement.
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New York
William P. Simms
New York City
Burlingame Dudley Dorn
Utica
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Julia Kuttner
Simms
Earle
Adscript Club Meets at Commercial Club Monday Night
The Adscript club will gather at the commercial club on Monday night September 16 at 8 o'clock. The program includes a talk on the Cincinnati convention of ad writers and a report on the Associated Advertising Clubs of America. William A. Hungerford and John F. Speer will speak on club benefits and plans for monthly winter meetings.
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Coterie Club
Brennéeke's
Adscript Club
Commercial Club
Cincinnati Convention of
Ad-Writers
William A. Hungerford
John F. Speer
Julian Wetzel
Infantry and Artillery Twenty first Indiana Reunion
The annual Twenty first Indiana infantry and First Indiana heavy artillery reunion met at the court house on Friday. The unit, once infantry, later became heavy artillery. as infantry it suffered heavy losses, but after conversion only one man was killed despite several engagements. A. D. Crull of Indianapolis was elected president, James Henry of Gosport vice president, T. W. Clark of Marshall, Illinois secretary, and E. B. McVey of Danville chaplain.
Railroad School of Telegraphy Opens at Bedford
Special to The Sun reports the Pennsylvania railroad company opens a new telegraphy school at Bedford next Monday. J. B. Fisher will direct operations with a six to eight month course. Graduates receive direct line promotions and the cost to students is nominal at two dollars monthly. The program seeks healthy 17 to 25 year olds with good English, math, and geography.
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Sun
Actsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Bedford
Pennsylvania
J. B. Fisher
Philadelphia
Friends Hear Judge Harvey at Long Running Quaker Assembly
At the fiftieth annual western yearly meeting of Friends in Plainfield Indiana officers were elected and reports heard including Bible institutions evangelization and Hars ham college. Judge L M Harvey of Indianapolis gave a strong address on the Bertha Ballard Home for Girls noting $8 000 spent last year and capacity crowds.
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Plainfield
Ind
Western Yearly Meeting of Friends
Committee On Bible Institutions
Evangelization
Harsham College
Christian Endeavor
London
T. C. Brown
Lydia Taylor
West Union
James Bart
Indianapolis
Fred Hadley
Thorntown
Mr. Howard
Friends Church
Kokomo
W. G. Griffiths
Chicago
Judge Harvey
Bertha Ballard
L. M. Harvey
Roberts Park Church
Joking Remark Leads to Fatal Choking Incident
In Chicago on September 14, Thomas Ramsay died after a piece of beefsteak lodged in his windpipe while he laughed at a hostess remark about visiting friends. Ramsay entered Mr. and Mrs. John Richards' home for dinner and laughed at a reply, causing him to choke and die.
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Thomas Ramsay
Ramsay
John Richards
Appointments to Police Boards and Tax Conference Delegates
Gov. Hanly appoints J. A. Van Osdel to the Anderson police board replacing George Milly Samuel L. Trusty takes the New Albany post succeeding George F. Newbanks B K Shera fills the Richmond vacancy created by Jesse S Reeves resignation Fred Sims Charles R Williams William A Raches and Horace Hanna named delegates to the National Conference of State and Local Taxation in Columbus Ohio on November 12.
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Gov. Hanly
J. A. van Osdel
Anderson
George Milly
Samuel L. Trusty
George F. Newbanks
New Albany
B. K. Shera
Richmond
Jesse 5. Reeves
Fred Sims
Charles R. Willams
William A. Raches
Horace Hanna
Columbus
Fall Socials Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Augustus Bruner host an informal reception for Mr and Mrs Eugene Vestal of Los Angeles with guest Miss Katherine Law of Marietta Ga. Mrs C C Clark plans a second party for Miss Law while porch party hosts Misses Helen and Mary Holton entertain 18 at 217 N New Jersey St for guests Ashby Hall and Irwin from Ladoga Crawfordsville Sternes Ky. Emily McCullough visits Ruth Misner. Misner announces engagement to Elmer Lewis of Chicago for October 2.
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Augustus Bruner
N. New Jersey St
Eugene G. Vestal
Los Angeles
Cal
Katherine Law
Marietta
Seymour Avery
C. C. Clark
Albert Sterne
Ernest Sellars
Jane
Margaret
Claude Kyle
Miss Law
Helen
Mary Holton
New Jersey St
Ashby
Ladoga
Hall
Crawfordsville
Irwin
Sternes
Emily McCullough
Ruth Misner
Anderson
Murder at Tsar’s Court Prince Chavadse Slain
United Press reports Prince Chavadse of the Council of the Empire was assassinated in the Bushety district near Tsarist Russia. The princess was wounded in the attack. The prince, a close czar confidant, was slain by terrorists who had pursued him for some time. If captured, the attackers face execution.
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Tiflis
Russia
Chavadse
Council of the Empire
Bushety
Vincennes bridge death identified as Isaac W Wheat
The body recovered near Madison Indiana is identified as Isaac W Wheat of Vincennes who had been missing from his home for about two months. The case is recorded as death by own action.
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Madison
Ind
Vincennes
Ind.) Bridge
Isaac W. Wheat
Here
Indignant at Pressman Adoption Offer Sparks Outcry
Lucas Campbell a Hammond Indiana pressman earning 100 dollars a month offered his unborn child for adoption via ad in a local paper. Mothers rushed to Campbell residence to adopt but were told to wait ten days. Campbell later revealed the baby was not born and threats mounted, prompting the couple to move to another home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hammond
Ind
Lucas Campbell
Pressman
Campbell
Hohman St
Rivalry ends in fatal shooting in Evansville
In Evansville on September 14 Thomas J. Parry 39 admitted killing Gus Mechler 21 after a dispute over a girl. Parry is under arrest and has confessed to the murder.
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the Sun
Evansville
Ind
Thomas J. Parry
Gus Mechler
Parry
Evansville native ends life in Lead with carbolic acid
Edward C. Pascoe, formerly of Evansville, Ind, reportedly ended his life with carbolic acid at Lead, South Dakota. The motive given was ill health.
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Evansville
Ind
Edward c. Pascoe
Tll
Fourteen Doctors Indicted in Bremer County Case
In Dubuque Iowa on September 14 the Bremer county grand jury indicted fourteen physicians for violating state and anti trust laws after the Medical society raised fees earlier.
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The
Sun
Dubuque
Bremer County
Cadets in Manly Beauty Contest at Waterbury Church
Waterbury Conn September 14 Cadets of Company C fostered by St. Pauls Episcopal church compete in a manly beauty contest. Church votes each week in the Tattler to honor the cadets most admired for masculine looks. Contestants include Arthur Daniels John Brown Sage Hovagh Harry Edwards and Frank Squires front row right of the company line.
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Waterbury, Conn
Mars
Venus
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
M. O. Lepley
Arthur Daniels
John Brown
Sage Hovagh
Harry Edwards
Frank Squires
Hamburger Dispenser Severely Cuts Hand at Fair
Charles Stephens of Indianapolis, one of the hamburger vendors at the fair grounds, cut his hand badly while slicing meat on Saturday. A gash several inches long bled heavily before Drs. Victor Johnson and Gear from the U.S. army hospital tent could reach him.
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Fair Grounds
Victor, Johnson and Gear
United States Army Hospital
Prince August of Coburg Dies in Carlsbad
Prince August of Coburg died in Carlsbad on September 14, authorities reported. The royal figure, formerly of Coburg, passed away this day while visiting the spa town.
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United Press
Carlsbad
Prince August
Coburg
Public Works Board Plans Seventeenth Street Improvement
City of Indianapolis notices a public works project under Improvement Resolution No. 5300 to grade and pave Seventeenth Street from Talbott Avenue east to the first alley east of Talbott. Creosoted wood blocks on six inch concrete, 20 foot width, with water gas and sewer service extensions to curb interior.
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Department OF Public Works
Majestic Bldg
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
City of
Indiana
Seventeenth Street
Talbott Avenue
Central Avenue
Delaware
Alabama
New Jersey
Barnes Avenue
Thirty-Second Street
Thirt-Sixth Street
Thirty-third
Thirty-fourth
Thirty-fifth Streets
Charles Street
Downey Street
Arizona Street
Eurth
Eleventh Street
Tacoma Avenue
Keystone Avenue
Neenardance
Joseph T. Biliott
Preston
Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Board
Majestic
Dye Street
Thirty-First Street
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Department OF Public Work
Majestic Bldz
Board O Public Works
Michigan Street
Arsenal Avenue
Oriental Street
Maryland Street
West Street
Blagheord
Houston Street
Nineteenth Street
Twentieth Street
Adams Street
Twenty-Fifth Street
Thirtieth Street
Stillwell Street
Tenth Street
Meridian Street
Twenty-Second Street
Twenty-Third Street
Corydon Necter Is Beer Testimony In Grand Jury
State Food Inspector H E Barnard and Inspector A W Bruner testified before a Corydon grand jury about liquor samples from a Shaffer run blind tiger. Shaffer’s restaurant was raided, 100 bottles seized labeled Lithia Malt or unlabeled. Lab analysis found 2 percent alcohol and liquor showing qualities of beer and intoxicating content.
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H. E. Barnard
A. W. Bruner
Corydon
Charles Shaffer
Shaffer
Locomotive Kills Yard Clerk in Princeton Night
Alva Green, 30, a night yard clerk at the Southern shops in Princeton, was run over by a switch engine and killed last night during his first shift at the plant.
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Princeton
Ind
Alva Green
Southern
Tastantip
Vincennes University Bonds Disputed After Governor Veto
Gov Hanly refused to sign bonds paying a claimed $120 548 allowance to Vincennes University for lands taken from the original grant. The veto was overridden, and a test of the law is anticipated as university trustees plan to push the issue.
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Hanly
Murphy and McGarry Fight For 3200 Purse Tonight
United Press reports preparations in Bridgeport for a six round bout between Tom Murphy and Amby McGarry at the local club. A $2,000 purse was announced for the Sept. 3 match, with negotiations suggesting the bout may occur today.
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United Press
Bridgeport
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